25 10 284 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7e49d1f50e7c5d8495f15ed89f5f6695.pdf 105b7b460a40a8b6345fd0469168f2f8 PDF Text Text HJrtk'm >’a M a rc h 2 6 , TUESDAY 1991 30 Cents Sanford Herald 83rd Year, No. 183 - ‘Bill’ Gielow honored N E W S D IG E S T i Sanford, Florida a , ByNICKPFIIFAUF Herald Staff Writer □ Sports Raines Connection proves skill SANFORD — A s the Tim Raines Connection blasted Lambert Erectors 14-2 In the playofT Same for the championship o f the Sanford Recreation Department Monday Night Polar Bear Slowpltch Softball League at Chase Park, they proved again w hy It has become the team by which all others compare themselves. SeePage IB □ Florida Victims warned of swindle MIAMI — Federal and state authorities have warned victims o f boiler room scams across the continent o f being swindled a second tim e with a phony Florida-based rest Itut loo scheme. See Page 2A □ Nation Frying, broiling may cause cancer PHOENIX — A study, conducted at the National Cancer Institute, states that frying, broiling or barbecuing meat, chicken or fish produces potentially cancer-causing substances, but zapping such food In the microwave Instead virtually eliminates the hazard. See Page 7A I SANFORD - W inifred " B ill” Gielow waapresentrd with the 1991 Warren E. "P ete" Knowles Service Award during a ceremony, at the beginning o f the Sanford C ity Commission meeting last night. The annual award, presented for the past seven years to outstanding contributors In a variety qf en­ deavors In the Sanford area Is named after Warren E. Knowles, former City Manager who is khown as "P ete" to his friends. A group of friends from various org a n iza tio n s o f w h ich " B i l l " Gielow Is a member, attended the City Commission meeting to ob­ serve the award being presented to her. City Attorney BUI Colbert read the official proclamation, citing Mrs. Glelow's many achievements and services to the City o f Sanford and Its people. Following the reading. Mayor Bettyc Smith presented the award certificate to Mrs. Gielow. who was given a standing round of applause by city officials as well os the general public. Mrs. Gielow moved to Sanford □ S e e G ielo w , Page BA Winifred ‘Bill’ Gielow accepted applause last night from Sanford city commlsaioners who honored I Smokers case to be heard WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether federal law shields cigarette companies from claims that they do not give smokers adequate warnings about health haz­ ards. See Page 8A Strategic planning group under fire By VICKI OeSORMIBR Herald Staff Writer Dense fog causes accident GENEVA — A two car accident on Justamere Drive and State Road 46 near Geneva backed up traffic In both the east and west bound directions on Tuesday morning. The accident which occured about 6 a.ni. In the dense morning fog was not serious. A ccord in g to a Florida Highway Patrol spokesman, there were no critical injuries In the accident. All parties were able to leave the scene of the accident without medical treatment. jrh erc ar£ no reports on financial damages to_ The vehicles. ~~ ' Overturned van backs up traffic SANFORD — A van overturned In the median on Interstate 4 and the Monroe Bridge on Tuesday morning. Though the accident occured before 7 a.in., a spokesman for the Florida Highway Patrol said the traffic headed westbound towurd Orlando, wus backed up for nearly a mile an hour and a half after the uccldcnt. There were no Injuries In that accident. Flamingos ruffle owners’ feathers D ALLAS — Residents here arc discovering that plastic pink flumlngos won't stay put on their lawns. A group of pranksters calling themselves the "pelican crew " hit homes In a west Dallas neighborhood last week, leaving behind metal legs and ransom notes. In another part o f town. Oak Cliff resident Judith Moon said thieves liave stolen her flamingos, though some of the ornaments have Itecn returned. "It sounds like a college prank."*sald Police Detective Patrick Boyd, adding that community college students m ay lie to blame. Am ong the victim s Is Nancy Prather of suburban Grand Prairie. She sakl she's been hit three times In the past six years, though three of four stolen birds were later returned. " I think It's weird that they repeat this over and over, but maybe they can't find that many l>coplc with pink flamingos In their yard." Prather said. SANFORD — Strategic planning wus supposed to be the savior of the Seminole County school district. Some people think that It's Just a new name for the old game. At tonight's 7 p.m. school board meeting, the board will be forced to defend their position against detractors from the business community who say that If Ihc board approves the strategic planning committee they have proposed, they are Just paying Up service to the tdcu o f change. "Strategic planning Is the planning of the school district's r eds and goals In a more business-like wuy." Dr. Bill Dailey, director of planning, research and evaluation for the district. "■sHiT.--------------------------------------------- ----- ------Dailey believes that the school district, which Is the largest employer In Seminole County, could I Strategic planning is the planning of the school district’s needs and goals in a more business-like way. J -D r . Bill D ailty lx* run more efficiently with decisions based on business principals rather than purely academic decisions. •"W e have a budget, a tight budget, we need to work within." lie explained recently. "Tou gh business decisions liuve to be made." The board will choose a group o f community members to help them make some of those Jcctslnns:----------------------------------- *----- ----The group, however, will not be the same as the Business Advisory Commlltcc which has been Medical waste incinerator hearing 7 p.m 121 residents reject proposal By NICK PF1IFAUF Herald Stall Writer__________________ S A N F O R D - T h e S e m in o le County Commission will hold a public hearing tills evening on a pro|x>sal for a permit to build and operate a medical waste Incinerator In a proposed Industrial park west of Sanford. The Incinerator request Is from former Seminole County Commis­ sioner Sid Vlhlen who owns the seven-acre tract on which It would Ik* built, north of Church Street In the community of Lake Monroe. If approved, the Incinerator would be part of a 30-ncre Industrial park called "R a n d s Yard Industrial Center." It would Include a tire s h r c d ln g fa c i l i t y a n d r c le r y Icehouse, to the east of Old Monroe Road. By NICK PFBIFAUF INDEX 7A, Osaths........ Or. Qott...... Editorial__ T...............4A Tslovlslon........ Florida...... . 2A W oathsr......... « ■ W o rld ................ Horoscope. 80s for the next few days Mostly sunny with a high In the mid HOs. Wind east I5m ph. H*Bftd Photo bf Tommy Vines*I For mors woathor, saa Paga 2 A The mailer Is scheduled to be discussed at this evening's Sem i­ nole County Commission meeting, beginning al 7 p.m.. In the County Services Building on East First Street In Sanford. Residents of the nearby area are objecting. This morning. 121 letters from residents of Elder Road. Narcissus Avenue. Palm Drive. Burton Road. Power Road, and Rlvcrvlew Avenue were submitted to County Commis­ sioner Jennifer Kelly by Belly Giles Drugs blamed in civil disturbance, couple placed under medical care Compllad from staff and wlro roports. Classlflsdt.......... 4B,5B Movlos. Comics.......................6S Nation.. Crossword.................6B Psoplo. meeting twice monthly for over a year to make recommendations to the board on businessrelated Issues. Under the plan, the strategic planning group would he made up o f parents and school administrators who have time to give to the planning sessions thut arc needed to set things In motion. Business leaders, with companies to run and clients to meet with, will be excluded, be It Indirectly, because Ihey can not give that sort of time to the group. "That Isn't our plan." said Joe Williams, chairman of the school board. "W e.w a n t the Input o f all segments o f the community." Wllllums said he understands the objections of the business people to the make up of the strategic planning board, but would not say If he planned uny proposals for change. — The -board-will m ost-tonlght-ln their- morilng. room a t the d is tric t h eadqu arters. 1211 Mcllonvlllc Avc. In Sanford. Sanlord Police Chief Steve Harnett (lett) and Sherilf Capt. LaBrusclano. head of the SWAT team at the scene yesterday Marty of Rlvcrvlew Avenue. The form letters say the residents are against the Incinerator because of how they believe It will effect the quality of life In the area, potential environmentally negative Impacts, the degradation of the residential neighborhoods and possible Injury to (lie future development of the Lake Monroe urea. V lhlen how ever, said at the beginning of Ihc project, that he would not build such a facility [ I c e H earing, Page BA W ar vet to local group: U.S. blessed By NICK PFIIFAU F Herald Stall Writer Herald Stall Writer______________ SANFORD - What was believed to have been a shooting Inclderu turned out to Ik* tlu* quelling o f a civil disturbance yesterday morning with no shots fired, al a private residence located along Central Drive In Sanford. Police Chief Steve Harriett said that officers were railed to the scene ea rly M onday m orn in g to In ­ vestigate an Incident that was believed to have hern a family disturbance. When Ihey arrived, a woman was found til an incoherent stale, appar­ ently suffering from the use ol some type o f non-prescript Ion drugs, the chief said. The woman was Im m edi­ ately taken to a hospital fur treat­ ment. he sutd. Harriett said oiriecrs allrm plrd lo s|x*ak in tlu* occupant ol the house, but lie rrportrdly fulled lo answer rlltier the door or the telephone. In order In make a salt* entry, members of tlu* combined area SW AT team unit were called lo the scene. The SW AT team, heavily armed, and using what Harriett described as a small amount ol tear gas. managed to enter the house shortly alter 10:30a.m. The occupant o( the house, also believed to be under thr liiflurrur ol Sec Drugs. Page BA S A N F O R D - A r m y S t a ff Sergeant Shun P. Thomas was the featured speaker at Monday night's weekly meeting of Sanlord’ s Desert Storm Support Group. According to the group's ch a irp e rso n . J u d y Osborn. "That young man was absolute­ ly great for the group to meet. He made an excellent talk about tlu* war, and s|x*nt a great deul of time answering questions from la m lly m em b ers and s p o u s e s o f o t h e r s c r v le e personnel. Ostxirn said. "H e told the group he wasn't a very religious man when lie llrst went to Saudi Arabia, but after hr saw s m ile o f th e f ig h t in g , he changed Ills mind and with as lew casual lies as he saw. he knew the U.S. was blessed." Thom as worked In a unit that dealt with war casualties. A ls o on Ihr program was Dr. Richard Shull, a therapist al West Lake llie.plt.il In Longwood. who. In addition to a discussion on how lo handle returning service personnel, hantlrd out hnoklcis on (he subject to many family mem­ bers. S ec Support. Page BA �•> l— IP ...ir| N gM B PAM N H N M H Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Tusaday, March 29. 1991 NEW S FLORIDA BRIEFS FROM TH E R E G IO N A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Scam victims scammed again Florida-based scheme promises restitution Sutton nanwd president of network ST. PETERSBURG — The television retailer Home Shopping Network Inc. named as president Robert T. Sutton, a former executive with Media General Inc. Sutton, who assumes duties Immediately. Is a veteran of the mass communications Industry, the network said Monday. He was president and chief executive ofllcer o f Media General Broadcast Group, a division o f Richmond. Va.-based Media General Inc. The company operates the Tampa Tribune and local NBC-aflUlate WFLA-TV. as well as ABC>aiTUlatcd stations In Jacksonville and Charleston. S.C. Sutton Joined W FLA-TV in 1981 as executive vice president and was named president and chief operating officer a year later. Throughout his career, he has held various posts In television In Detroit. Philadelphia and Miami. By MCHAROCOLI Associated Press Writer MIAMI — Victims o f boiler room scams across the continent are being swindled a second time with a phony Florida-baaed restitu tion schem e, federal and state authorities have warned. At least tw o or three groups of swindlers are operating In South Florida after proba­ bly buying lists o f people who have been defrauded from other con artists, said Walter Scheuplcln. supervisor o f the Miami FBI's white collar crime unit. "O n e of the valuable things they own is the list o f the people they h it." he said. "O nce you've been hit on one o f these, that makes you a target." Using the lists, the culprits call and say they represent the state's restitution fund. At various times they have represented themselves as lawyers, bondsmen — and even FBI agents, Scheuplcln said. There is no Florida restitution fund, the FBI notes. The callers promise to refund the money lost In the first fraud if the victim will forward 10 percent o f the amount as an administrative or finder's fee. The FBI. along with the state attorney general's olTlce and local authorities In Dade. Broward and Palm Beach counties, set up the joint Investigation after receiving 60 complaints from across the United States and Canada recently. ' Many or the victims have lost 9800 to 91.500 In the second fraud after losing up to 915.000 the' first lime. 3 big citrus firms win payments Forrestal treads for Mkfdla East In May WASHINGTON — The aircraft carrier USS Forrestal, baaed at Mayport Naval Station near Jacksonville, will leave for the Middle East in late May, said U.S. Rep. Earl Hutto. Hutto. D-Fla.. said Monday that Pentagon officials told him the on-agaln. off-agaln deployment was on again. Th e Forrestal will replace one of the carriers stationed In the Mediterranean Sea or Persian Gulf. Hutto said. Previous plana to dispatch the Forrestal to the Middle East were cancelled after fighting between Iraq and allied forces ended. "Even though the Persian Gulf War is over, w e still have to maintain some level of force there." Hutto said. “ Th e Forrestal will be an active element o f the American naval presence in the area, and I'm glad that she will be contributing to our peacetime efforts In the Middle East." By ORLANDO — Gay leaders say police are harassing homosexuals in the Orlando area, and they've got a list of complaints they want to resolve. But Orlando Police Chief Dan Wilson and Orange County Sheriff Walt Gallagher say there are few. if any. reports of abuse. The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation sent a letter to Wilson this month saying the gay community was concerned about Its relationship with police. A similar letter will be sent to Gallagher, group leaders said. Harassment Is compounded by a "lack of moral guidance" from top officials, said Brian K. Arbogast de Hubert-Mlller. co-chairman o f the Orlando-based alliance. Needles tested for AIDS virus MIAMI — Police laboratory technicians were conducting AIDS tests on a pair o f hypodermic needles used by three elementary students to jab seven classmates. Allapattah Elementary School students had found the used syringes behind a grocery store known as a center for drug sales. Miami police said Monday. After classes Wednesday, they jabbed two other students in the thumb and thigh, then returned to the school playground and stuck five others, said James Fleming, assistant superintendent o f schools for Dade County. Late Monday. Walter Livingstone. Dade County's public health director, said an initial examination o f the syringes showed they appeared clean. “ We are awaiting the results so I can speedily call the parents orvUrtform '.hen!J LAJlapaJ lah.P.nnrJpM HaroldJones sald. -__ _•, President’s son Jeb champions exiles from Cuba, Nicaragua Cl Stale Attorney’s Office settles with teen STUART — The State Attorney's Office has agreed to pay S 125.000 to a teen who was wrongfiMiy convicted o f attempted murder in the stabbing o f a Tort Salerno woman, attorneys said. The settlement is in addition to the 9157.455 the state paid Todd Neely last year for court costs and attorney's fees after a circuit court Judge ruled that prosecutors withheld crucial evidence that would have proved his innocence, the Palm Beach Post reported in today's editions. "Todd has now recovered almost 9300.000 from the State Attorney's Office, which Is almost unheard o f." said Neely's attorney, Joe Negron. Boy commits suicide with police gun FERNAND1NA BEACH — A 15-year-old boy committed suicide with a police officer's shotgun while sitting handcuffed In the bark o f a Nassau County Sheriff's patrol car, according to a prosecutor. The shotgun used by William Shawn White o f Brycevtlle had been hanging on the front side o f a screen cage separating him from the from seat. Assistant State Attorney Andrew Kantor said Monday. The teen-ager, who Kantor said sulTered from depression, had been lelt unsupervised In the car Sunday afternoon with his hands cufTcd behind his back, even though minutes earlier, lie had tried to jump out o f the second story of u house. From Associated Press reports LOTTERY MIAMI - Here are (he winning numbers selected Monday In the Florida Lottery Cash 3: 4-3-8 The winning numbers selected in the Florida Lottery Fantasy 5 were: ANDERSON TALLAHASSEE - A bill set­ ting aside 931.1 million to pay a second round o f claims from the 1984 citrus canker scare would largely benefit three big compa­ nies through higher Industry taxes. T h e House A ppropriations Committee voted 264) Monday In favor of the bill (CS-HB 389). clearing it for a floor vote. It would raise the funds on a 50-50 match between citrus Industry taxes and money provided by general taxpayers to pay pend­ ing compensation claims. O f the 931.1 million, about 925 million will go to The Coca-Cola Co. o f Atlanta, A. Duda & Sons of Oviedo, and Home at lest Hillsborough Wholesale Nursery Storm Support Group Monday night. Welcoming o f Tampa, according to a claims Happy days are here again (or the family of Thomas home are, from left: Leroy Cody, father Staff Sgt. Shun P. Thomas, U.S. Army, who official In Comptroller Gerald Tennlsha Eason, nleca; Thomas; Sgt. Jacqueline Lewis' office. returned to his Sanford Monday from Saudi Thomas, U.S. Army, wife; and Edna Jean Cody, Arabia. Thomas was the featured speaker st the Democratic Rep. Bert Harris of mother.See Story, Page 1A. regularly scheduled meeting o f the Desert Lake Placid, primary sponsor of the bill, said those three compa­ nies lost thousands of citrus trees — mostly seedlings — when a burning program was undertaken to eradicate what was mistakenly thought to be a virulent form o f the canker leaf-spotting disease. "They're going to get a good which was achieved, was to Associated Frees amount of money because they f convince the U.S. Immigration t al ked to o u r and Naturalization Service to lost a lot of trees.” Harris said. MIAMI — Jeb Bush, the presi­ The bill would: friend In W ashing­ shelve plans to deny political dent’s son. has becom e the —Raise the tax on a field box a sy lu m c la im s and dep ort ton. I hope It helps. ) darling o f Miami's Cuban and o f citrus from 4 cents to 8.79 . Nicaraguan, r x llf com m unities ----- ---------------------- =JabJluAb. Nlcaragunn. refugees en masse. — Hush^»-beh.' ruL liic.-aL-m rs_ me.-_ cents. by securing them official favor — neuvers have angered sqine —Boost the tax on retail sales while raising questions about his But while Bush is raising his administration ofttclais who say o f citrus trees from $1.25 to political ambitions. profile as an informal liaison they arc being circumvented, $1.50. And he Is displeasing some between the White House and —increase from 16 cents to 20 government officials in the pro­ Miami's exiles, he also is raising according to The Herald report. At the State Department, one cents the tax on commercial sale cess. the Ire of some government o f citrus trees. Bush, coy about his political officials and Cuba's Communist diplomat said: "people arc really sensitive" about the U.N. vote. The Increases would be in d e s i r e s . Is c o m f o r t a b l y leadership. But e x ile s d e lig h t in the effect for one year to raise 915 e n sco n ce d In one o f Dade E arlier this m onth. Bush newest nemesis o f the U.S. million for the compensation County's most loyal and con­ urged his father to make phone president's son. Carlos Rafael claims: the state’ s general reve­ servative constituencies. Miami calls In support of a United Rodriguez. Cuba's vice presi­ nue fund Is responsible for the exiles have politically adopted Nations resolution to monitor dent. recently accused Jeb Bush remaining 915 million. the president's son. a longtime human rights violations in Cuba. o f rep resen tin g reactionary, Th e three big corporations Dade r e s id e n t w ith flu en t Th e Miami Herald reported for expropriated exiles and blamed would get the bulk If settlements Spanish, a Mexican wife and his Monday editions. him for Havana's poor relations arc reached on their claims, said father's uncompromising stance " I talked to our friend In with Washington. O tto H ou g h , fin a n c ia l a d ­ against communism. W ashington." the president's ministrator In the comptroller's In Miami, such credentials arc son wrote In a private facsimile "F o r reasons having lo do with Office o f Citrus Canker Claims. a candidate's dream. Some say to an associate In Geneva. "I the relationship o f President No breakdown among the three the next step for the younger hope It helps." Bush's son Jeb Bush to the Bush. Florida's form er com ­ After a few well-placed calls Cuban community in Miami, c o m p a n ie s w a s a v a ila b le because the claims have not merce secretary and a past from the W hite House. U.S. (Georgel Bush has taken an leader of the Dade Republican delegates at the U.N. Human attitude toward Cuba more irra­ been completely settled. Hough Party, Is a bid for Congress. Rights C om m ission adopted tional than any previous Ameri­ said. He is quiet about his plans. their most Implicitly critical res­ can president. Including Ronald The rem aining 96 m illion "That would be down the road If olution ever o f Fidel Castro's Reagan." Rodriguez wrote In u would be divided among about It does happen." Bush said. For governm ent. Th e Herald re­ December article. 300 other, sm a ller cla im s. the moment, friends say. he Is ported. Jeb Bush provided the inevi­ Hough said. One other big comfortable making a living in Before that episode. Jeb Bush table response: being denounced agribusiness concern — Lykcs real estate and enjoying family had spent months working with in Havana is a badge of honor In Brothers — has yet to finalize its lifclnBOUth Dade. Nicaraguan leaders. Their goal. claim, he added. Miami. Gsy Isadsrs list complaints A CURT Assoclattd Press Writer_________ TH E W E A T H E R LOCAL FORECAST EXTENDED OUTLOOK NATIONAL TEMPS 4-1-34-7-13 Tcxlay: Mostly sunny with a high In the mid 80s. wind cast 15 mph. Tonight: Fair and mild. Low in the low lo mid 60s. Light east wind. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, warm and breezy. High In the mid to upper H(K Wind south 15 Io20m pn. S ta n fo rd lle v u ld (U S P i i l l IM I Tuesday. March 24. 1991 Vol S3. No 183 Pub lit had Daily end Sunday, t ic t p l Saturday by The Sanlord Harold. Inc., Mb N French A r t . Santerd. Fla 11/11. tacond C la n Pottage Paid *1 Sanlord. 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FLORIDA TEMPS car A patechie ole Da, lona Beach Ff laud Beach FortMyori Gainotvilia Homo, load Jackiannlio Ka, Wait Miami Pantaco4a W a to lo TaMohatioa Tampa Veto Baoth W Palm Beach Ml 19 •0 as At AS •1 II 12 44 II 12 t» 1/ •0 A) la U 11 /< if SI il at n a* M U 44 M tf tO Pel 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 ----------1 v, WEDNESDAY TUESD AY FtlyCldy 78-86 FtlyCldy 80-08 V'VJVv------------ 1 THURSDAY Sunny 70-80 FRIDAY Sunny 78-84 SATURDAY PtlyCldy 78-80 STATISTICS » C LAST M arch 8 F IR S T M arch 23 W ED NESD AY: NEW SO LU NAR T A B L E : Min. 2:40 March 16 a.m., 2:55 p.m.: MaJ. 8:40 a.m.. 9:15 p.m. T ID E S : D a y to n a Beach: highs. 5:31 a.m.. 5:56 p . m . : l o w s . 1 1 :3 9 a . m . . —--------- p m.: N ew Sm yrna r.U LIl o r . B« « ch: *“ ghs. 5:36 a.m.. 6:01 M a rc h 30 p m . |OWs> | t : 44 a in .. ------- '— p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 5:51 a.m. BEACH CONDITIONS D aytona Beach: Waves are 1 fool and semi gkissy. Current Is to the south w ith a w ater trinperature of 60 degrees. New Sm yrna Beach: Waves arc 1 foot and glassy. Current is slightly to the south, with a water tempera­ ture of 67 degrees. BOATINQ S t. A u gu stine to J u p ite r In let Tonight: Southeast wind 15 knots. Seas 3 In 5 feel. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop. Wednesday: Wind south 15 knots. Seas 3 lo 5 feel. Bay ami Inland waters choppy. T h e high tem perature In Sanford Monday was 82 degrees and the overnight low was 53 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. R ecord ed rain fall for the period, ending 9 a.m. Tuesday, totalled 0 Inches. The temperature at 10 a m. todny was 76 degrees and Tuesday's overnight low was 58. as recorded by tile National Weather Service at tiu- Orlando International Alniort. Other Weather ServIre data: M onday's h igh ................. 84 B arom etric pressu re.30.23 R e la tiv e H u m id ity ....54 pet W in d ........... ....... East 9 mph Rainfall..... ............ ....o In. T o d a y 's su nset.... 6:40 p.m. □ T o m o r r o w ’s a u n ris e ....6 :2 2 Tamparalurat Indicate oravloui d «y ‘! high End ovtrnighl low fo lR m EST car HI Lb Prc 011k Anchorage 41 2) in Atlanta 50 U cdy AMantrt City 11 2t cdy Auttm II 20 cdy Ballimora H 22 rn Billing! SI 27 .10 cdy Birmingham U 44 cdy Bitmarck M 29 cdy Bolta 04 as 04 cdy Bolton •0 2A 01 cdy Brownivllia 1/ 74 cdy Burlington. 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Polk Correctional Facility where he was held without bond. Saxual battary on child charged Randu Jack Drury. 33. o f 306 E. 13th St. In Sanford, was arrested on Monday and charged with sexualy battery upon a child and with carnal Inercourse with an unwed person. According the arrest report, the victim, who had known Drury for about 10 years, alleged that he had taken her. against her will, to his house from the church that they attend. He allegedly kissed her against her will and forcibly removed her clothes apd attempted, unsuccessfully, to have Intercourse with her, the arrest report stated. He was anested at his home and taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held without bond. Battery charged Michael Alan Whltmer, 35. o f 635 Rlvervlew Dr. In Sanford, was arrested on Monday and charged with battery. He allegedly got Into an argument with his llve-ln girlfriend and caused Injuries to her head, face and leg. according to police rpeorts. He was transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held In lieu o f 6500 bond. Assignation to commit lewd act chargsd John Digorga. 41. 459 Clndermlll PI. In Lake Maty, was arrested at Big Tree Park In Longwood on Monday. He allegedly propositioned an undercover officer with whom he allegedly wanted to have oral sex. according to the arrest report. He was transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held on 9100 bond. Home burglary reported The W. 33rd Street home o f Sanfordlte Jacob Delaney was broken Into sometime during the early hours o f Sunday morning, according to police reports. Entry was apparently gained by removing a window screen and smashing a bedroom window. Among Items reportedly taken were a 25 caliber handgun a gold Bulova watch and 3 gold rings. Officers from the Sanford Police Department are conducting an Investigation. Repaving program approved Herald 8taff Writer SANFORD • In what was one of the shortest City Commission meetings In many months, the commissioners Monday night, approved a city street repaving program with no objection or discussion. T h e cost estim ate fo r the repaving project Is estimated at a total o f 999,586. The work will be funded from local option gas tax revenues and will be done oy county workers. Sanford Public Works Director Jerry Herman said work will be underway In th e v e r y n e a r fu t u r e . He expected most o f It to be com ­ plete within Just a m atter o f weeks after It Is started. Th e streets to be repaved I n c l u d e 4 t h S t r e e t fr o m Mellonvllle to Locust Avenue. Laurel Avenue fmm 3rd to 13th Street. Elm Avenue from 3rd to 13th Street and Fulton Avenue from French Avenue to Its dead end. One additional area to be repaved Include a short 40 foot long patch o f Slate Road 46 west o f Poplar Avenue. It is to be done to correct a relatively severe grade difference that causes excessive noise from truck traf­ fic. During Monday night's meet­ in g . w h ic h lasted o n ly 35 minutes, the Commission also authorized the City Manager to execute a utility agreement with the Department o f Transporta­ tion for the relocation o f city u tility lin e s on Lake M ary B o u le v a r d and on A ir p o r t Davis accuses Kelley of conflict County official disputes critic ■y VICKI D sSO M U K R Herald Stall Writer_______________ Issue because It Involved a member of her family. According to the complaint, Kelley made a motion and cast an affirmative vote to approve the alllgnment of the right-ofway for the future extension of Rhluehart Road from State Road 46A. A large portion of that extension would pass through property which was then owned by Viola H. Kastner. Davis' complaint alleges that Kastner had. over a period of time, made various deposits tn amounts o f as much as 97.OW Into a checking account In Kelley's name. Kelley did not comment on those particular allegations. SANFORD — Former Seminole County commission candidate Kelley did say that she checks and government critic Art Davis out all possible conflict of Inter­ says he filed a formal complaint ests with the county attorney Monday w ith the State A t ­ before costing any questionable torney's office against Commis­ votes. Kaatncr was. at the time. sioner Jennifer Kelley. " I have a letter on flic from the ----- iliai *>>#- K rlle v’ s m other-in-law. Davis -jatinrnry regarding this and anv contends, therefore, that such a other possible conflict o f Interest voted with a conflict o f Interest vote represented a conflict of votes." she said. In May o f 1989. he said. Interest. The Stale Attorney's office has Kelley did not know why Davis Kelley denied any conflict. not been able to confirm that the "F or there to be a conflict of chose to flic a complaint In the complaint has been filed, a Interest. (Kastner) would have to case of a 1989 vote at this time. spokesperson said today. "H e docs things like that." she provide financial support to Davis, o f 225 Lake Markham Road In unincorporated Semi­ me.*' she said Tuesday morning. said. "Maybe he's going to run nole County, said In the com ­ "Th ere Is not. was not, has never for office again.” Davis has run u been any financial support from p o litic a l c a m p a ig n a g a in s t plaint that Kelley should not Kelley In the past. her." have been allowed to vote on an Sanford Horseshoe Club launched Iti first tournament which began today at the Sanford S e n io r C e n t e r . A m o n g c lu b m e m b e rs participating In the tourney ore, from left, Bill Yost, organizer, John Luebbert. Bill Ansell. A TLA N T A (AP) - The leader of 2 Live Crew emerged from the rappers* latest day In court, worried that once again, the self-proclaimed “ nasty" group may have problems convincing Judges to listen past the lyrics. " T h e y keep talking about taking the words out o f the record. You can’ t do th at." Luther Campbell said after a hearing Monday at the 11th U.S. Ctrcult Court of Appeals. 2 Live Crew's attorney asked the court to reverse a lower court ruling that the album "A s Nasty As They Wanna Be" Is obscene. "T h is Is not the Pulitzer Prize for poetry. This Is music we're talking about." said group at­ torney Bruce Rogow, arguing before a three-judge panel. The Miami-based rap group Is appealing last June's ruling by U .S . D is t r ic t J u d g e J o s e Gonzalez o f Fort Lauderdale. Fla., declaring “ As Nasty As T h ey W an n a B e " ob scen e. Gonzalez said the hit album's numerous erode sexual refer­ ences made It "an appeal to dirty thoughts and the loins, not to the Intellect and the mind.” But Rogow said the law man­ dates that "N asty” be evaluated as a complete musical work, not sim ply for Its con troversial lyrics " T o Just listen to the words ... turns upside down the reason for an audio recording." he said. Onr of (he three Judges hear­ ing the appeal. Senior Judge Paul II. Roney, took Issue with that argument. "T h e decision has never been made you ran sing obscenity" and get away with It. he said. R o g o w a ls o a rg u e d that Gonzalez substituted his own view for evidence supporting the album's artistic merit. In the district court trial, several pop music critics testified as expert witnesses on the group's behalf. "T h e trial Judge could not substitute his opinion for that testimony." Rogow said But John Jolly, representing Broward County. Fla., Sheriff Nick Navarro, told the appeals court Judges the proof was In the listening. "Obscene material speaks for Itself," he said. "Judge Gonzalez was satisfied this particular communication was obscene." The album was not played during Monday's hearing, but Judge R. Lanier Anderson 111 said he and his colleagues would listen to It before making a decision. The case is one o f several court fig h ts that s w irle d around "Nasty.” 2 Live Crew originally filed the suit against the sheriff after he announced plans to bar sales o f the record. Gonzalez said that was Improper prior re­ straint. but ruled the album obscene anyway. In other cases, a South Florida record dealer wus convicted for selling the album, but the group members were acquitted after they were arrested for perform­ ing the material tn concert. T w o Judges at M o n d a y's hearing had questions about the legal Intricacies of the case. Public school menu Senior Judge Pierce Lively, from the Cincinnati-based 6th U.S. Circuit Court, wondered aloud whether the prior-restraint rul­ ing hadn't made the lawsuit u moot point. And Anderson asked how th e cou rt can re v ie w Gonzalez' ruling that the album violated community standards, when be didn't say what those standards were. ■y NICK P n iF A U P Herald Staff Writer SANFORD • Th e City C om ­ mission reviewed and accepted Its comprehensive annua] flnan clal report for the year ending September 30, 1990 last night, and although It accepted a renewal o f the contract for future reports the Increase in its cost drew some opposition. The report. In the form of a 123 page booklet, showed that the city has been In excellent compliance w ith all require­ ments of the stale and federal government, with proper record keeping and financial distribu­ tion. The results of the survey, undertaken by Coopers and Lybrand. w as explain ed by Christine Hill, one of the com­ pany's partners, during a work session at City Hall tn the late afternoon. Hill reported that only In a few arras, were any problems found In the city operation, "but they were of a minor nature and did not give Ihc city any problems." s h e s a id . FlbridaTPiursanno be aheadmost of the rest o f I hr nation In that each o f cities Is required to have such an audit report done annually. This type of report Is required by cities In requesting certain grants and stale approv­ als. At the conclusion o f the dis­ cussion on the uudit. Mayor . IN V E S T IG A T IO N S • T h e P r o v e n N a m e To T r u t l Infer jHlV '*« i 628-1500 BANKRUPTCY - IS IT FOR YO U? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP •WIPE O U T D E B TS •K EEP YOUR PROPERTY •CO N S O LID A TE BILLS •STO P C O LLE C TIO N TH R EA TS STO P FO R E C LO S U R E AND LAW SUITS FR E E LECTU R ES NOON, SATURDAYS ROBERTH.PFUIEGERRA A TTO R N E Y AT LAW W h a t’s for lunch? Wednesday, Mar. 27 Barbecue chicken Whipped potatoes Green peas Fresh fruit of the day Hot cross buns Milk Suite 104 - 377 Maitland Ave. Altamonte S p r in g s (1/4 Mile South of S R 436} 339-2022 "Vow Lav)** e* • mTmn mfewmanonra^jwtjkngtr* ^ka#c«torx» tarn pf CJdlrvg a m ttc q tot Via Instructor, and Art Busher. The club meets every Tuesday, at 10 a.m., at the center. All horseshoe pitching buffs are invited to attend with free lessons given to beginners. Annual financial report gives city good review; cost opposed Rap group seeks to have ruling overturned ■y R O B ER T BYR D Associated Press Writer n t — tw sw i Horseshoe tournament today mm* cw tra tom dving ra^v*r t Bettyc Smith said. "1 feel very good about this." The previous three year con­ tract with Coopers and Lybrand however, expired In September. 1990. and the Commission was faced with a decision o f whether or not to renew It for three additional years. Hill explained that the cost. $30,000 per year, would have to be raised to 9 4 0 .0 0 0 b e c a u s e o f th e economy, and amount o f work required In compiling the report. Commissioner W hltcy Ecks­ tein objected to the cost In­ crease. " I don't think It's right to pay that much more of the taxpayers money for the report." he Bald. Eckstein suggested that some other firm might be able to do the report for a lower fee. C o m m is s io n e r M cC lanahan suggested the cost might be lowered to 935,000 but Hill said her partners would not agree to any lesser amount. D u r in g the r e g u la r C ity C o m m is s io n m e e tin g la te r Monday night, the renewal of the contract for 940.000 per year was brought to a vote, and was passed four to one, with Eckstein objecting. �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Tuesday, March 20, 1091 • .. E d i i o l:i a 1 V IN C E N T C A R R O L L (U sps 401-m) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-3224611 or 831-9993 SUBSCRIPTION RATE: E D IT O R IA L S Global warming T w o y e a r s ago, a S ierra C lu b rep ort sounded an alarm that has greatly Influenced th e vie w s o f most A m erica n s on a vita l en viron m en ta l Issue. " T h e green hou se effe ct Is real and requires Im m ed ia te a tten tio n ." the report began. " I f n oth in g Is d o n e to com bat greenhouse glob a l w a rm in g , a vera g e tem peratu res are exp ected to rise th ree to eight d egrees o v er the n e x t 50 years. T h e sea is ex p ec te d to rise three feet. Hooding coastal cities ... M assive forest areas a rc ex p ec te d to die and b u m ..." In reality, th e p redicted greenhouse effe ct is still a hypothesis, not an established scien tific fact. A ctu a lly , severa l authoritative stu dies sh ow tem peratu res on som e parts o f the g lob e a re g oin g d o w n . T h is does not m ean that the g re e n h o u s e th eo ry sh ould be d ism issed. W h ile m a n y top scien tists are now skeptical, a m ajority still b e liev es there Is a m p le cause fo r concern. T h ere c le a rly has b een a buildup o f carbon d ioxide a n d oth er gases In the a tm osph ere from the b u rn in g o f fossil fuels. T h e m ost popu lar th eo ry holds that these gases act like th e glass In a green h ou se to trap solar en erg y w ith in th e atm osph ere, thereby w a rm in g the planet. B ut Ironically, a greater d a n g er m ay b e global coaling. S o m e reputable scien tists n ow b e lie v e the m o re lik ely effect o f at­ m osp h eric pollution m a y be an Increase in clou ds th at could trig g e r the onset o f a new Ice age. T h e p rob lem Is th a t no one has been a b le to establish a net ch a n g e In global tem peratu re fr o m t h e v a r i e d s e t s o f a t m o s p h e r i c m easu rem en ts. A b e tter place to look fo r that ch an ge Is the oceans, w h ose tem peratu res are far m ore stable than those o f the flu ctu atin g atm osph ere. W a lte r M unk and h is associates at Scrlpps .in s titu tio n o f O cean ogra p h y in L a Jolla. Calif., h o w have 'a e v tto p e d -a ~ m ctb £ d -th a t— m a y h elp rrso|ve th e greenhou se debate. By m on itorin g sound w a v e s from speaekrs on a sh ip In th e Indian O cean , th ey have m easured w orld ocea n tem p era tu res to w ithin a few th ou sa n d th s or a d egree. T h e tech niqu e m akes use o f the fa ct that the speed o f sound Increases w ith the w a te r tem perature. S cien tists are o n ly a few m onths a w a y from b e in g re a d y to b e g in a stu dy that could d e term in e, once and for all. w h eth er the green h ou se d a n g er Is real. T h e b ig hitch Is that th e w o rld w id e stu dy w ould have to co n tin u e fo r 10 y e a rs to detect any ch ange In ocean tem p era tu re and w ould be expen sive, re q u irin g federal support. But the National S c ien ce Fou ndation w ill guaran tee support for su ch projects fo r on ly four years, due to bu dget constraints. A n ex cep tio n should be m ade for the global w a rm in g study, w hich requires a 10-year federal funding co m m itm en t to be effective. T h e q u estio n s su rro u n d in g the potential g reen h ou se effect arc sim p ly too urgent to be left unan sw ered a n y lon ger than necessary. N ation al park sce n e ry A little girl wc know was oner rebuked for burying her head In a picture book while riding Ihrougli winding valleys and sun-dappled forests. "Tire scenery — you're missing all this beautiful scenery!" chided her mother. "Scenery's all right." sniffed the child, "us long as I don't have lo look at It." VVhut would our smart-alecky friend, now grown, make ol the latest Inventions In scenery? We refer lo plans by a California company to Install a wraparound m ovie screen, m o ld and retail complex on the edge of Utah's Zion National Park. Tourists could "v is it" the park on the big screen (and presumably stock up on souvenirs) without ever setting foot In lire real tiling. The Idea Isn’t new-. Similar projects overlook the Grand Canyon, Die Alamo and Niagara Falls As advocates point out. such vicarious trips prevent wear and tear on national treasures. Perhaps. But as the movie complexes proliferate, they culd blot out views of the parks — a case o f art obliterating life. Why not put these etnema spectaculars In mujor cities? "Visit Milwaukee — ami set- the Grand Canyon." Berry's World Is abuse an Former Ohio O ov. Richard Celeste has gone and done It. Maryland Gov, Donald Schaefer has followed suit. Now New York Oov. Mario Cuomo Is being asked to commute the prison sentences or pardon once-battered women who killed their husbands. It Is the latest w ay for politicians to show their polltlcally-correct sensitivity. Perhaps some o f these women did deserve lighter sentences than they received. It Is Impossible to know, however, without looking Into the details o f each case. Presumably. Inspecting such details Is precisely what Juries and Judges spent their time doing. How else were these women convicted? Th e debate over the proper sentences for battered women goes to the core o f our concept o f self-defense. Traditionally, the law Justified taking a life only If the person resorting to violence felt an Immediate threat to his or her survival. Defense attorneys for battered women now seek — and In a growing number o f cases have been granted — a different standard for acquittal: If a person felt trapped In a relationship and saw no w ay out but the death of her tormentor. Needless to say. this Is an extremely elastic (If not to say Infinitely flexible) standard. Not only docs proof o f feeling •'trapped" rely almost murder? entirely upon the word or the person who docs the killing. It also will vary from woman to woman. Many women tol­ e ra te no v io le n c e w h a t s o e v e r from their husbands. They walk out at the first beating and -never look bock. Others leave after several failed attem pts at reforming the brute's behavior. Others try to l e a v e bu t arc pursued, harassed and threatened bef o r e f i n a l l y c a p it u la t in g to a domineering sadist. And still others never Perhaps s o m e make any effort to deserved sever ties with the lighter man they eventually sen ten ces. ■ kill. S h o u ld n 't th ese differences affect the ultimate sentence? It Is one thing for a woman who has been hunted down by her husband to OUSTWANTED 'ID SEE WHAT rr PETIT U K £ R O B ER T W A LTER S More doctors aid euthanasia PORTLAND. Ore. — Because the subject of suicide Is so fraught with emotion, the Oregon-based Hemlock Society sometimes resorts to euphemisms when offering advice to the terminally 111on how to end their lives. The alternative terms favored by the society In clu de ''s e lf- d e liv c r a n c e '' and "a u to euthanasia." But the organization's publica­ tions usually are quite blunt In counseling Its 40.000 members throughout the country on planning their deuths. The society's best-selling book. “ Let Me Die Before I W ake." has offered medical, legal and psychological guidance to 150,000 purchasers — including the specific names and exact dosages of drugs virtually ccrtnln to Induce death. A typical Issue o f the Hemlock Society's quarterly newsletter reports that a growing number o f Its members "are reporting In the last few years ‘that the doctor helped him/her on tlu* way.’ " Moreover. I tie newsletter offers some very specific advice for dealing with reluctant physicians: "C oolly suggest that he could cover himself by giving you two separate prescriptions on different dates, each for (a certain number of) Seconal." The tola), which Is H|x-ciflcd. Is a lethal dose o f the barbiturate. Ihe society notes. That candor undoubtedly will upset ninny people, but the terminally 111 and members of their families everywhere In the nation Increas­ ingly are relying upon measures designed to accelerate death, orit-n with the knowledge — If not guidance or assistance — o f members of Ihe medical profession. The Amrrlcun Hospital Association — u re s p e c te d , m a in strea m o rg a n iza tio n — estimates that 70 (M-rcent o f the 6.000 deaths that ix'cur every day In this country are somehow timed or tirgutlalcd. In most Instances. Hint Involves decisions to withdraw or not make available nutrition and hydration lulx*s. pumps, resplralurs. dialysis machines and other artificial life-sustaining mechanisms In other cases, however, physicians provide additional aid to dying patients determined to end their Itvcs — typically by prescribing lethal drugs with the know ledge oi their Intended use or by discussing means ol suicide. “ The Irequeticy with which such actions are under­ taken Is unknown, hut thrv certainly arc not rare." report 12 doctors In u medical journal article Most of tlu- patients pruliahly have never heard or the Hemlock Society, hut they presumably endorse Its principal goal — "to provide a climate ol piddle opinion which Is tolerant id the rights ol |x-ople who are termluallv III lo end ihcir own lives m a planned manner.” The problem Is thal medical science lias been spectacularly successful In extending I lie length o f the average life, bul not In Improving the quality of human existence for people (many o f them elderly! who arc terminally III. In addition, the medical profession has been stymied In its attempts lo do anything more lhan sustain life al Its lowest level among the approximately 10.000 people consigned to a p e r m a n e n t vegetative state or an Irreversible coma. N u m ero u s rellglous orders, m edi­ c a l s o c ie tie s and o t h e r g ro u p s a re vehemently opposed to hastening or en­ couraging death by a n y m ean s. B u l many people believe that a public debate on the role of doctors In lhal process would be salutary. In d e e d , s o m e The candor advocates or lega l­ undoubtedly ized euthanasia In will upset this country h ave many people. £ advanced a set of pr»|K)sed guidelines to govern the pro­ cess. based on p ra ctices In th e N eth erla n d s that a rc associated with 5.(XX) lo 10.000 deaths every year: The suggestion of suicide cannot lx* offered by any family member or advanced by any doclor. Il must conic in explicit, documented, repeated, unambiguous terms from a rational pal lent whose mental or physical sobering Is severe, whose options fur all alternative forms of care have been exhausted and whose medical situation Is Intolerable, with no prospect of Improvement. The patient's doctor mu-tt endorse the request, then obtain an Independent, concur­ ring opinion Irom a second physician. Finally, the doctor administers u barbiturate lo Induce sleep, followed by a lethal dose of curare*or o th e r m u s c le -p a r a ly z in g d ru g to halt breathing L E T T E R S TO E D IT O R Letters to the editor are welcome All tellers must be signed. Imlndr the address id tlu wilier and a daytime telephone numltet Letters should be on it sing;- subject and Is­ as brief -is |Miss|hlc.. Le tte rs arc subject lo editing turn finally on him wllh lethal force, but It Is quite another thing for a woman who never makes a single serious break for freedom lo plunge a knife Into her husband while he sleeps or (and this has happened) lo hire an assassin for the Job. If she really felt too helpless and powerless to leave, how was It that she managed to summon the will to plan a killing? True, domestic violence needs to be taken more seriously by many Jurisdictions, and battered women In some communities need more shelters and havens for escape. For that matter. It Is certainty understandable that victims o f domestic violence sometimes turn on their husbands and kill them, even without an Immediate threat. Such women obviously deserve different treatment from stone-hearted murderers. But acquittal? Death is simply not th e p e n a lty ou r s o c ie ty m etes ou t fo r assuult-and-baltery — even repeated assaults and battery. Battered women arc not the only people who feel trapped, after all. Many ghetto youth feel no less sufTocatcd by poverty ana lack of role models and opportunity. Are we soon to allow urban drug dealers and robbers to defend .themselves In court by citing .their longtime sense o f h elp lessn ess? JA C K ANDERSON Saudis seek new Middle East order simple one — royal d ip lo m a c y . L a rg e sums o f money were shelled out to’ help Ira q , Jord a n and other Arab countries, bul In some rases the money was pocketed at the higher eche­ lons o f government and did nbt help the ■llttle^yuiplc_________^ Our Saudi and dip­ lom atic sources in In some cases Riyadh predict that the money the Saudis will con­ was pocketed tinue to be generous at the higher wllh foreign aid In echelons of Ihc future, hut it will government. J not be like the hand­ outs o f the past that had no strings at Iached. Now the Saudis will demand (hat their good will and money will buy them something. The new Saudi aid program will be Islamic — pcoplc-to-pcoplc — Instead o f leuder-toleader. The Saudis will work through the mosques Instead of the monarchies anddictators. They will set up Joint business vcnlurcs. particularly In the poorer countries such ns Egypt, to give the underprivileged a chance to work and an avenue out of Impoverishment. The new embrace between the United States and Saudi Arabia will be a strong one. Thut is because lasl August. King Fahd. in his.summer palace at Jeddah, asked Defense Secretary Klchard Cheney and Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf for help lo protect Saudi Arabia from Iraq. King Fahd was reluctant to tiring American troops to his country, but Cheney and Schwarzkopf didn’t have lo l wist his arm. When Fahd did ask for help. Ihc pair "already had a plan In their jMx-kcts." our sources said. Il was a revision or the prescient war game that Sc hwarzkopf had ordered up last July ul his Central Command headquarters in Tampa. Fla. The war game became Ihe draft for Operation Desert Storm. The Saudis will pay the S16.8 billion they have promised toward the cost of the war. possibly more, but It will not tie easy for •hem. The perception of Saudi Arabia as a �■H H NH M BH H H H h H Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida — Tuobday, March 36, 1961 — I A 1A either acme type of drug* or cleohol — According to H a rrie t — w a i p la c e d In handcuflh and taken to Central Florida Regional Hcapital for treatment, then taken to a crista center for farther aid. Although one unidentified homeowner reported that ehe had heard snots fired and believed that aomcoae had been wounded, law enforcement of* Accra report no abota were die- AmMd and masked, as usual, members of the SWAT foam prepan to leave too icon*. Hearing 1A unless he was sure It wOuia not pollute the en vironm en t, or cause harm to area residents. . Estimates o f the amount of pollution that would be gener­ ated range up to SO tona per day. It would bum the Infectious and other waste materials from a five-county area Vlhlen said the $9 million facility will produce leas air pollution than a typical county road and will be o f great service In cleaning the environment o f previous Illegally dumped m edi­ cal waste. He said Initially the facility would open up 85 Jobs, and could possibly double In size sometime In the future, depen­ ding on the demand. — --- New laws both at the state and federal levels, will soon be mak­ ing regulations on the disposal o f medical waste m ore and more strict. A higher degree o f air pollution control and other requirements are expected to be demanded by the governments during the next two year time period. i *=??-< ESTHER H. BARNUM Esther H. Bamum, 87. 217 S. Ruskln St.. Lake Mary, died Sunday at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital Sanford. Bom Sept. 21. 1903, In Port Jervis. N.Y., she moved to Lake Mary from there In 1972. She was a manager for a retail clothing store and w orked w ith the Central Florida Zoological Soci­ ety. Sanford. She was a member o f F ir s t U n ite d M e th o d is t Church. Sanford. Order o f East­ ern Star and the Daughters o f the American Revolution. Survivors Include daughter. M ary E. Polke, Lake Mary; brother, Walter Stcrmer. San­ ford; three grandchildren: five great-grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. DONALD J. CUNNINGHAM Donald J. Cunningham. 64. — Ke.Rplngton_.Park-_D£jye._ ^Alta­ monte Springs, died Sunday at F lorid a H ospital, A lta m on te Springs. Bom Dec. 18. 1926. in Brooklyn. N.Y.. he moved to A l t a m o n t e S p r i n g s fr o m Naperville. III.. In 1987. He was a m anufacturer's representative and a member o f Church of the Annunciation. He was a Navy veteran and a member o f Errol Estates Country Club. Survivors Include wife, Jean: son. Donald S.. Lisle. 1)1.: daugh­ ter. Patricia. Chandler, Arlz.; brother. Patrick, Minneola; step­ daughters, Margaret Trandel. A th en s. G o., Diane T rea cy. N ap erville; stepsons. Steven T r c a c y . N ew O rlea n s, Paul Trcacy. Ithaca. N.Y. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs, In charge of arrangements. THEODORE EFSTATHION Theodore Efstathlon. 54. 200 M a it la n d A v e .. A lta m o n t e Springs, died Thursday In Maui. Hawaii. Born Aug. 17. 1936. in t*alaika. he moved to Altamonte Springs from Jacksonville In 1972. He was a sales repre­ sentative for Boston Mutual In­ surance and a member of the Greek Orthodox Church. Survivors Include wife. Max­ ine: sons. Theodore Jr. and Brett, both o f Maitland: daugh­ ter. Denise. Maitland: brother. Chris. Palutka: mother. Eva. Palatka. B a ld w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of urriigcinents. MATHILDA ERHARDT Mathilda Erhardt, 79. San Rafael Drive. Winter Springs, died Sunday at South Seminole C om m u n ity H ospital. Longwood. Born July 23. 1912. in New York, she moved to Winter Springs from tlx-rc In 1970. She was a homemaker. Survivors Include husband. Frank J.; sons. Scotl. Winter Springs. Frank Jr.. Virginia Beach: daughters, Jean Pope. C a s s e lb e r r y . J o a n T u r n e r . M elbourne; brother. Charles Wirth Jr.. Lantana; nine grandch ild ren ; five g r e a t­ grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral Hume, Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements CMDR. RAYMOND GEORGE FOX JR. Cmdr. Raymond George Fox Jr.. 64. 275 W. Lakevtew Ave.. Lake Mary, d r d Saturday at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Sanlord. Born Sept. 5. 1926. . . . r,-.-;-;:-£ 7/, ) '■ff In Sanford, he was a lifelong central Florida resident. He was a retired Navy commander and a m em ber o f Lokevlew Baptist Church. He was a member o f the Sanford Area Retired Naval Of­ ficers Association. Orlando Area Auburn University Alumni As­ sociation. Association o f Naval A v ia tio n and S igm a A lpha Epsilon Fraternity. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife , Patricia: sons. Raymond George III. Australia. Earl. Lake Mary; daughter, Caroline Homelius. Daytona Beach; brothers, John. S an ford , Jam es, C olum bus. Ohio; one grandson. B ald w ln -F alrch lld Funeral Home, Oaklawn Chapel. Lake Mary, in charge of arrangementis. Wayne Wood, who Uvea taro doom from the houae aaid. "I didn’t know anything eras going an at an until I came outside ana saw police and dwrtfTa c a n and fire trucks sflow r the place. ” .Another negrby neighbor, WUbur Rally*, Mtched the law enforcement aMcen from his front porch. The SWAT team pUllcd in front of his vehicle waeI parked house and Kellys said he ‘impreeeed by the any 3 5 about their work, and the amount of preparedness they made, not knowntng at the time what they may face once they entered the house.” The man and woman Involved In the Incident, who's Identities cannot be revealed, have both reportedly been placed under the Baker Act. and following treat­ ment at the hosptal. were trans­ ferred to the Bay Avenue Crisis Center In Sanford - for further treatment. N 1X81“i Wharton. N J ., In 1983. He was th e o w n e r / o p e r a to r o f th e Wharton Diner. Wharton, and a m em ber of the St. Augustine Catholic Church. Casselberry. He w as past president and m em ber o f the Wharton Busi­ nessmen's Association. Survivors Include wife. Alice. Casselberry; daughter. Bernice Wilhelm. Jacksonville; brothers. Bernard. C asselberry, John, Dallas. Pa.; sister, Estelle Nov­ itski, Kingston: one granddaugh­ ter. two great-grandsons. Gaines Funeral Home. Long­ wood, In charge o f arrange­ ments. and Charles Duhart. both of Sanford; stepdaughter, Mable Barnes. Sanford; slaters, Viola Wheeler. Cameron. N.C., Lesale B. Murray and Eldora Alfred, both o f Sanford; a hoot o f grand, g re a t and g re a t-g re a tgrandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. CHARLES A . THOMPSON JR . Charles A. Thompson Jr.. 48. 1513 Meadowlark St., Long­ wood. died Sunday at Florida Hospital, Orlando. B om Nov. 1, 1942. In Washington, he moved to Longwood from Seal Pleasant, Md.. In 1978. He waa an ammu­ nition handler for the Army and JACK R. SMITH a m em ber o f Mount Carmel Jack R. Smith, 63. 1063 W. Inaltutlonal Baptist Church, Stale Road 434. Oviedo, died Eatonvllie. Sunday In Casselberry. Born S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w ife , March 17, 1928, In Hammond. Jeanette; sons, Andre. Maryland. VINCENT J. GRIMALDI Vincent J. Grimaldi, 84. 560 Ind., he wu» u lifelong central Carlos. Longwood. Ricky, han­ Florida resident. He was Procts- dover, Md.. Franky. Anton, both Sabal Palm Drive. Longwood. died Saturday at South Seminole tant and a Navy veteran o f the o f Washington; sisters. Shirley ~Coim rrt.nliy—Ho apRalr—Lon g ,_ . Korean War. Newman. Ruth Randall, both o f wood. Bom March 7. 1907. In S u r v i v o r s fn cIu d 'C *'W If«:7 ' Landover, "HoliyM obre.' LaurthJohnstown. P a , he moved to J u ly a im u : d a u g h te r , L is a . Md.; four grandchildren. N a s h v ille , T e n n . : m o th e r . Longwood from Lang Island. Mitchell's Funeral Home, Or­ N.Y.. In 1977. He was purchas­ Georgia. Casselberry; brothers. lando, In charge o f arrange­ ing agent for Lourds Hydraulic Albert J.. Woodland Hills, Calif., ments. Inc. and a member of Church of Charles E.. Goldenrod. th e A n n u n cia tio n C a th o lic Gaines Funeral Home. Long­ Church. He was a member of wood, In charge of arrange­ I ments. Sertoma Club, Winter Springs SMITH. JACKa. and the American Association of Momorlol Mrvkfi tor Jack R. Smith, age JOHN SUTTON Retired Persons, U. at 10U W. SR *14 Ovlodo. will bt h*M Wrdnatdar. March 17. at 4 p m. In tha Calna* John Sutton. 82. 2006 A lex­ Survivors Include daughters. Chapal with R*v. Jama* H. Trlmbto official ander Ave.. Sanford, died March Ing. In llau at IIowan, mean wfchlng may Ann Marie Eusepl. Apopka, 21 at University Convalescent make contribution! to tha Central Florida Isabel Walncr. Bcthpage. N.Y.; Center. Dclaind. Horn Dee. 20. Coalition tor the Homdett or tha Amarkan son, John. Longwood; eight Attoclotion In Mr. Smith'* name. 1908, In Hawklnsvlllc. Ga.. he Lung grandchildren. Calna* Funeral Harm, ISO Dog Track Rd . moved to Sanford In 1925 from Longwood, Inchargool arrangement*. B ald w ln -F alrch lld Funeral •here. He was u retired con­ Home. Forest City. In charge o f JOHN struction laborer and a member SUTTON. arrangements. Funeral torvkat tor Mr. John Sutton. 17. of ' o f Second Shiloh Missionary TOM AJoiandtr Art.. Sanlord, who pa,lad away Thundey, will bo hold 1 p.m. Saturday Hapllst Church. Sanford. MIRIAM H.KALEY al Second Shiloh Mltdonery Boptlit Church. Miriam H. Kalcy. 76. Hacienda Survivors Include wife. Cor- Sanlord. with tha Rtv. W. J. Papa elfklallng. Village. Wlnlcr Springs, died eatha Duhart Sutton. Sanford; Interment to follow In Evergreen Cemetery. Sunday at Florida Hospital. A l­ son. Jam es. Som erset. N.J.: Sanlord. Friend* may pay ttwlr reipact* tp m. Friday at the tuner*1home stepsons. Arthur Duhart Jr.. from* tamonte Springs- Born March SunrlM Funeral Nona. NO Locutt Ave., Brooklyn. N.Y.. Fred Douglas Sanlord. ja-TJtX In charge at arrangement* 27. 1914. In Mill Hall. Pa., she moVed to Winer springs from Williamsport. Pa., In 1970. She was a retired adm inistrative assistant for Lowrcy Electric and Tri-City Electric and a member o f N e ig h b o r h o o d A llia n c e Church. She was a member of L o n g w o o d T o u r i s t C lu b . W om en ’ s Club o f Hacienda Village and Solo's Club. S u rvivors include son. C. David. Longwood: daughter. S a n d ra A u s ta d t. O r la n d o ; b r o th e r. Curl R o sse r. W illiam sport: sisters. Em ily Cooley. Phoenix. Arlz.. Gladys Bassett. Cape Cod. Mass.. Dory Sleclc. Lancaster. Ohio: five g r a n d c h ild r e n : o n e g r e a t ­ grandchild. U aldw ln-Fu lrchild Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. w ~' WILLIAM J. LAWRENCE William J. Lawrence. 82. 917 E. 9th St.. Sanford, died Monday at Central Florida Regional Hospllal. Sanford. Horn Feb 14, 1909. In Lake County, he moved to Sanford In 1974 from Ohio. He was a waller and a member of St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church. Sanford. He was a member of Choir *1 al the rtiurch and the AARP. Survivors include wife. Sarah. Sanford; daughter. Jacquelyn L. Freeman. Bedford Heights. Ohio. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In ehurgr of arrangements LEOJOHNNAMETKO Leo John NAmelko. 77. 1221 Lancelot Way. Casselberry, died Monday at his rrsldncce. Born Oct. 25, 1913. In Kingston. Pa., he moved to Casselberry from Bill QM ow with frfonds BUI Foster (loft) and Ann Britton after racahrlng award for community sarvica last night. Gielow cently. *12.000 from CPI was used to help landscape the from Burlington. N.C. In 1957, Children's Playground at Park and was employed as bookkeep­ on Park, build a bathroom and er by Hunl-Ltncoln Mercury. In Install lights. 1 9 5 9 she m a r r ie d S a n fo rd As chairman o f Centennial H e ra ld p u b lish er W alter A . Park, she helped raise *15,000 G ielow and later became com p­ toward the renovation o f the troller of "T h e Herald" where park and build the gazebo. she remained until 1974 when She has also served as chair­ they both retired. m an o f the B e a u t ific a t io n w h ile she has been active In Committee of the Greater San­ church, civic, cultural and polit­ ford Chamber o f Commerce. ical organizations since arriving Chairman of landscaping and In Sanford, m any people say she upgrading Memorial Park on the waa always highly successful In lakefront, and chairman o f the all o f her undertakings. Chamber's annual azalea sale for L o n g tim e fr ie n d G e o r g e eight years. Tou hy said. "B ill has always had Mrs. Gielow has also served as an outstanding Interest In our a m em ber o f th e Board o f community. She Is the type Dlrectgors of the Good Samari­ person who has not only ele­ tan Home Building Fund and vated people Into better com m u­ was Instrumental in obtaining a nity Interest, but has helped *4.000 grant from the Washing­ others help themselves." Touhy ton Foundation. added. "Her tim e and talent in Am ong the many awards she community welfare Is a very has received waa the Sanford desirable quality." Klwanis Club's Gatchel Woman Aa Community Improvement of the Year award. Project chairman for the Sanford She has served as an elder o f W om an's Club, she helped found the First Presbyterian Church, the annual May Day Brunch In president o f the Presbyterian 1974. Funds from this event. In Churchwomcn and an Honorary ‘ exccess o f *37.000 during the L ife Member o f . the church; p r e s i d e n t o f th e S a n fo r d y e a r s , h a v e a lw a y s b e e n earmarked for civic Im prove­ W o m a n 's C lub: and was a ment. Among other uses, they member o f the Seminole Mutual Jraye helped^pay for landscaping Concert Association; Ballet Guild the ‘m edians on 17=92 “ at Th e— of--SanfwtLSrroinolci .Salvation entrance to the city; rreei signs Army: Good Samaritan Home; for the Scenic Route; help land­ Seminole County Mental Health scape the Cultural Arts Center A s s o c i a t i o n ; D e m o c r a t i c through the Sanford Scenic Im­ W o m e n 's Club o f Sem in ole provement Board of which she County and the United Way of w as a member; and more re- Seminole County. IA Sup p o rt------- Airborne unit, and Corporal Childers. The group also announced a Tuesday, at 8:30. a number or members o f the Support Group fund raising bake sale scheduled w ill be goin g to the Orlando lo be held on Saturday. March Regional Airport where Marine 30. near the Walmurt store at Lance Corporal John Childers of Seminole Centre, beginning at 10a.m. S a n fo rd , w i l l be a r r iv in g . Th e Sunford Desert Storm Childers is a graduate of Sem i­ Support G roup m eets each nole High School. At next Monday night's meet­ Monday night at 7 p.m. at the ing. Osborn said there w ill be * American Legion Rost 53 build­ ing. 2874 Sanford Avenue Fam­ th ree re tu rn in g se rv ic e m e n speaking. One Is from the carrier ily und friends of servicemen arc Saratoga, one from the 82nd cordially Invited to attend. Continued from Page 1A Single Valances Custom Double Valances Custom Valances Graber Mini Blinds • Verticals Cloth Verticals Many Styles & Colors Replacement Slats • Free Estimates • Plus Installation Available 10% ! Discount ! 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Mark Hatfield's un­ shakable stands against war, abortion and the death penalty have earned him a rare reputation as a politician above politics. lint the moral high ground under the Oregon Republican known as the conscience or the Senate may be eroding with revelations that he failed to report *9,300 tn gifts from a school seeking federal Tunds. and helped channel millions to another school that admitted his dauabler under a special procedure. "Th ere’s no doubt that he’s projected an image as something other than your common politician. Hut these revelations are an Indication that he Isn't any different," said Paddy McGuire, execu­ tive director o f the Oregon Democratic Party. Hatfield waged an uncharacteristically nasty campaign last year to beat back an aggresslveand nearly fatal challenge. But he was back In his customary role as a moral crusader during the Gulf War debate. He was the only senator who voted against authorizing force to get Iraq out of Kuwait and an alternative that authorized defensive force only. As recently os last Tuesday he was out on his quixotic limb once again, a lone vote against a bill appropriating money to pay for the war. ‘T v c always said If you ask me a question I'll give you my answer. I'm not going to ask you to agree with me but don't ask me If you're expecting an answer that you w ant." Hatfield said several weeks ago in describing the way he has operated through more than 40 years In elective office. Despite Hatfield's vaunted integrity, a number of ethical questions have come during those me up d i years. Among them: —His w ife received $55,000 from Greek financier Basil A. Tsakos for "real estate services" in 1984, at the same lim e Hatfield was promoting Taskos' proposal for a trans-African oil pipeline. The Justice Depart­ ment investigated but did not prosecute Hatfield. He donated the money to charity and won re-election that year. —Harry Lonsdale. Hatfield's Democratic oppo­ nent last year, questioned government-paid trips taken by Hatlleld's chief o f staff and the aide’s role us head of a failed savings and loan. The aide denied he did anything wrong. —It was disclosed this month that Hatfield failed to report receiving two pieces of Steuben glass, an Audubon print and a porcelain statue from the president o f the University o f South Carolina. The gifts, and a full scholarship for his son. came at a time the school was seeking *16.3 million for an engineering center. —The president o f Oregon Health Sciences University, to which Hatfield had funneted more than $90 million In the past 10 years, personally admitted the senator's daughter and three other students into medical school there. T w o board imembers quit In 1989 over-th e Incident. The piesnicr.t-jald Ui-'s man'h. whrn it.cam eto light, 'that there was no political motivation. I laillcld has-,bufd he did not know that the gifts •from tnrf University' president', 'a family friend, were worth more than *100 apiece and needed to tn- reported. He has also strenuously denied any connection between his actions and those o f the i wo universities. In fact, he said, he led a drive to trim USC's request. The senior Republican on the Senate Appropri­ ations Com m ittee, Hatfield is described In Congressional Quarterly's Politics In Am erica as an "unorthodox combination o f moral indigna­ tion and pork-barrel politics." T o some, both traits make him an cosy target. "Mark Hatfield has established such a distin­ guished reputation for moral rectitude that any missteps by him or even the appearance of missteps ... loom larger in his case." said Bill Lunch, a political science professor at Oregon Stntr University and an analyst for Oregon Public Television, On lop o f that. Lunch said. H atfield Is Inlluential and makes no secret o f It. Th e result, he said. Is that "people m ay come asking for favors In a way (lull may prove to be embarrass­ in g ” , Hatfield's friends and political allies have been steadfast in their support o f the senator, whose outside activities Include prayer meetings and writing religious hooks. Hul Oregon Democrats say Hatfield's halo Is dimming — If he ever had one. "During the last campaign Mark stepped off his |x-dcs(ul anil got In the gutter and threw mud with the twsl of them." said McGuire. He said the latest revelations show that at the very least, H atlield Is "d e fin ite ly g u ilty o f gross in ­ sensitivity." Stanley Brand, a former counsel to the House ethics committee who now represents those It Investigates, said there's no written rule against the I real merit Hatfield's children received from the two universities. As far us the art. he suld. niemlxTs ol Congress routinely report gifts or make disclosures alter the fact. Haillt-ld i-. responding to the latest round of questions will) reminders o f hLn longstanding "fierce independence" from contributors, con­ st IIuenIs and the White House. “ I've always said I'd be happy doing a lot of oilier things tn life," ihc senator, who has never lost an election, said earlier this year. “ I'm not going in play Faust and sell m y soul lo Mephislopheles lor (his business " Aquifer still low despite heavy rains Aa socistsd Press fa ll 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 % # / PUT YOUR B U SIN E SS ON THE MOVE ADVERTISING ADVERTISINQ ADVERTISING UsandThemh ■M B A p p le s & O ra n g e s There's No Better Place For Insurance WILKINS INSURANCE AGENCY QUALITY COVERAGE AT COMPETITIVE RATES *12W.m St, Suite 500, Sanford 324-1191*1-(BOO) 174-1191 Jone Porter Owner Suzy Melton Owner % We Offer Evening Appointments Front row: {Hairstylist) Nicole, Flo, Kim. 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Including monkeys. AP Science Writer PHOENIX — Frying, broiling or barbecu­ ing meat, chicken or fish produces poten­ tially cancer-causing substances, but zap­ ping such food in the microwave Instead virtually eliminates the hazard, a study found. T h e study, conducted at the National Cancer Institute, ofTers more circumstantial evidence that how people cook could be as important as what they cook. It shows that cooking at high tempera­ “ If this was regulated by regulatory agencies. It would have been banned yesterday," said Dr, Richard Adamson, director o f 'h e Institute's Division o f Cancer Etiology. , Adamson presented his findings Monday at a m eeting of the American Cancer Society. He estimated that consumption of high levels o f these substances may cause 1,700 cases o f cancer for every 1 million Americans over their lifetimes. Other researchers presented studies sug­ gesting that high consumption o f animal protein and low Intake of grains also contribute to cancer risk. Some experts believe diet plays a role In about one-third o f alt cancer. Dietary guidelines from major health organizations urge people to reduce fat and eat more fruits and vegetables, but more specific advice has been scarce. Adam son said heterocyclic arom atic am ines w ere his newly found dietary villains. They are formed by a reaction of amino acids and creatinine — both found In animal foods — during cooking. ‘Dances With Wolves’ wins 7 By JOHN NOAM AP Entertainment Writer_________ HtftldPhotot by K««y Jordan Big wheel Michael Simpson of Lake Mary helps his son, Timmy, 4, ride his Christmas bicycle without wheels. Serious business. In lower photo, Timmy's mom, Barbara, and brother, John Michael, 5, provide the cheering section as victory appears to be eminent. LOS ANOELES - Rejected by the major studios and scoffed at by know-it-alls as a sure-fire flop, Kevin Costner's "Dances With W olves" silenced detractors for good by winning seven Oscars. Including best picture. Directed by first-time film ­ maker Costner and written by Michael Blake, an author with an otherwise unremarkable career. "Dances With W olves" had 12 n o m in a tio n s and had been heavily favored to dominate Monday's Academy Awards. It was the first Western to take the best picture prize In 60 years, since "Cim arron," and Costner became the fifth director to win an Oscar for his first featu re film . "D a n c es W ith W o l v e s '* a ls o r e c e i v e d a screenplay award for Blake and cinematography, editing, sound and original score Oscars. Warren Beatty's "Dick Tracy" had the second most awards of the evening with three. " I will not ever forget what happened here t o n ig h t ," a beaming Costner said In accep­ ting the best picture award. The warmhearted heroics of "Dances With W olves" did not ca rry o v e r into the a ctin g c a te g o rie s , w h ere tw o c o l­ dblooded villains collected the top prizes. Kathy Bates, who played an o b s e s s e d , s le d g e h a m m e r w ie ld in g fan o f an inju red romance novelist In "M isery." was named best actress. Jeremy Irons, the Icy socialite Claus Von Bulow In "Reversal o f F ortu ne." collected the best actor trophy. Reviving a stalled career with her depiction o f a small-time p s y c h ic . W h o o p i O o ld b e r g snared the supporting actress Oscar for "G host." Joe Pesci. the trigger-h app y m obster from "GoodFellas," won for support­ ing actor. Four years In the making. "Dances With W olves" w asn"t given much o f a chance by Hollywood. Three hours long with a third o f Its dialogue In Indian dialect, it was dubbed "K evin's Gate," a play on the disastrous Western "H eaven's Gate." Costner donated 92 million o f BANKRUPTCY -> •18 IT FOR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP • his own salary to complete the 918 million epic and made the film his personal obsession. At the podium to gather his best director honor. 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Iraq — Refugees and resistance fighters say gov­ ernment troops have recaptured every major city In southern Iraq, and Kurdish rebels report high casualties from raids by helicopter gunshlps In the oil center o f Kirkuk. The U.S. Stale Department said Monday that its Intelligence Gorbachev cabinet sets crash-course By THOMAS QIN9BKRO Associated Press Writer MOSCOW Forcing a showdown with rival Boris N. Ycllsln and Ihc Moscow popu­ lace that backs him at a crucial political juncture. Mikhail S. Gorbachev's Cabinet lias banned all demonstrations In Moscow until mid-April. The ban. approved Monday, com es three days before a planned demonstration by sev­ eral pro-reform groups in sup­ port o f Yeltsin. He Is expected then to face a n o -c o n fid c n c c v o te In the parliament of the Russian re­ public In a special session called by his hard-line opponents. T h e Moscow city council. controlled by pro-dem ocracy forces, has already gianted a permit lor the planned Thursday demonstration, which is to be led by the antl-C om m unlst movement Democratic Russia. A similar rally March 10 drew about 500.000 people to Moscow and tens o f thousands more Into streets In other cities. It was the biggest demonstration In the Soviet capital since Ihc 1917 Bolshevik Revolution. The special session of Russia's parliamentary was called after Yeltsin demanded last month i hat Gorbachev resign, accusing the Soviet president o f betraying the forces of democratic reform by allowing a conservative re­ surgence. Each man accuses Ihc other of leading the country to the brink of civil war and being more preoccupied with expanding personal power than the good of the country. Y e l t s i n e n j o y s the overwhelming support of the people of Russia, (he Soviet Union's biggest and most popu­ lous republic. Bui he cannot necessarily count on the backing o f the republic's parliament because only a portion of lls seats were filled through direct election. The Gorbachev Cabinet or­ dered the Inlcrlor Ministry, KGB and other security agencies to p reven t any g a th e rin g s on Moscow streets from March 26 to April 15. supported reports that Iraqi troops have made gains tn the south and appear to be In control o f Kirkuk and the other main northern city. Mosul. Iraq's U.N. ambassador on Monday accused neighboring Iran of sending some military units across the border and firing on Iraqi soldiers In support of rebel groups Infiltrating from Iran. Tehran dented the accusa­ tions. Resistance fighters and refu­ gees. fleeing Monday to Safwan and other U.S. military outposts, said the mamt) Stitltc Muslim . rebels In the south have lost all the larger cities and towns they controlled as recently as March 15. F a m o u s Recipe. 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Sanford Florida — Tuesday March 26. 1991 Disney eyes resorts worldwide loosen California's lough time sharing laws. Gillies said one big concern Is a require­ ment that someone besides the developer must manage a time-share facility under three-year contracts. Another Is a regulation giving the state real estate commission the power to negotiate and approve prices for time-shares sold more than 200 miles outside the slate. B y E. S C O T T R EC K A R D f You will invest in the rights to use the vacation facilities at Florida first and at o t h e r s as they may develop. J AP Business Writer I.OS ANGELES — Welt Disney Co plans Mmr-shnrr resorts near Its thriur parks worldwide, pari of a strategy to cugngr vacationers' attention — and poekeiliooks — for days or weeks at a time. The first resort, a previously announced 501 -unit Key West-style development. Is nearly complete at Wall Disney World in Florida. Apartments there range from stu­ dios to twln-sullc. live bedroom villas Oltielals said Friday that Disney plans or Is considering resorts near Us Anaheim. Paris and Tokyo theme parks, and In locations such as Colorado ski country and California's desert. As part ot the program, known as Disney Vacation Club, vacationers could visit dlllcrcnl resorts at different limes. “ You will Invest In the rights to use the vacation facilities at Florida lirst and at others as they max develop " Disney World spokesman Charles Kldgway said Kldgway said Distiex also will work out deals to swap time and space with other reputable linn* share developments. Exact cost ami legal details weren't released. Vacationers are expected to buy stakes in the resorts for 50 years, with ownership then reverting to Disney. Disney wauls trr keep tight rein on the resorts by managing them through a subsidiary, a plan at odds with current ( 'allfornla law At most time-share resorts, vacationers buy an ownership stake In a unit they can use for a specific period each vear. typically a week or two. Hut Disney wants to provide more flexibility, along tin* line of certain By JAM ES H. RUBIN Associated Press Writer_______ W A S H IN G T O N The Supreme Court today agreed to decide whether federal lawshields cigarette companies from claims that they do not g iv e s m o k e r s a d e q u a t e warnings aliout health haz­ ards. The power comes from a 30-year old lawpassed alter it series of seams Involving time-share resorts. "Time share has had Its problems, with people who were less than upstanding in It." Kldgway acknowleged. "Hut there are some upstanding people In it already and we think the Disney name and our attention to detail and quail! V will lx- a great asset." -C harles Ridgw ay, Disney spokesm an resorts developed bv Marrlot Corp. anil a few other companies. Kldgway said. For example, someone might purchase use ol a two-bedroom villa for a week each year durluga slow season In Florida. lint one year they might Instead book a smaller apartment lor the same length of time at peak season. The next year, they might slay near Disney's parks in California. •lapau. They even could “ hank" time year or "borrow " it Irom a future Doug Gillies, a Disney lobbyist mento. Suprem e Court agrees to hear sm oking case The Justices, lor the lirst time granting review in a dispute over the dangers ol smoking, said lhey will enter a long-running battle lietwrcn the tobacco industry and the fa m ily ol a N e w J ersey woman who tiled ol lung cancer. In fact. Disney's near-obsession with control of Its Image has become ever more apparent. In recent years. Disney has licensed Its name more carefully and has begun aggressively expanding Its own consumer products division. It opened Disney stores and experimented with fastIimmI restaurants. at resorts France or Irom one year, said in Sacra­ A ruling In the case of Hose Clpollonc Is expected In 11)92. If the tobacco Industry loses. II could face new lawsuits seeking untold millions ol dollars. Il also bought and upgraded the Dis­ neyland Hotel In Anaheim, and hits Ih-cii buying up many of the tawdry motels nearby for [xtsslble development. It has built lavish hotels In Florida, and Is building more hotels and a campground at Its French development. Scldier Amdcc Securities analyst Jcllrey Logsdon said all that, plus the lime-share plans, arc part ol a master strategy: n make sure Disney enjoys as much as possible of "the revenue stream that tliclr reputation creates." Participants would not be required to visit Disney parks. Mill Gillies said Disney will sol up an H(X) number so they can not only book lime at a time-share villa, but lllghls and tickets to theme parks or to. say. the nightclubs planned at the huge Euro Disney complex that opens next year outside Paris. To exert more control over possible lim e-share resorts near Disneyland In Anaheim or at Its promised nautical theme park In Long licacli. Disney Is trying to The case acted on today began in 1683 when Antonio and Kusc Clpollonc of Little Ferry. N.J., sued three com­ panies that manufactured the cigarettes she smoked. A federal Jury In IOHH ordered Liggett Group Inc. to p a y A n t o n i o C I p o t io n c $400,000, but absolved Philip Morris hie. and l.orlllard Inc., owned by Loew s Theatres Inc. The award was the na lion 's first money damage Judgment ever against the tobacco Industry. Marc Edell. a lawyer lor C lp o llo n c . sa id the c ase potentially h as en orm ous importance for smokers arid cigarette companies. "Il could change the whole way in which the tobacco Industry deals with Its con sinners” If the high court rules for the Clpollonc family, lie said. "There Is no Incen­ tive (now) for the companies to be more forth com in g" about the dangers ol smoking The tobacco companies also said they welcomed the high court review. "W e 're pleased that the court has accepted the case for review and will resolve the clear conlllci in the lower courts." vild David Kcntolf. a lawyer lor Philip Morris Inc. G am bling riverboat now afloat Associated Press 1 PENSACOLA - Attention Las Vegas: Iowa is looking lor a piece of your action. And Mob Kehl ol Dubuque, o w n e r of A m e ric a 's newest gambling ship, expects to gel Ills share ol high rollers on April I. the day Iowa's riverboat gam bl­ ing law goes into elleet. The D u b u q u e C a sin o Hello Ictl Pensacola at 2:26 a.in CS'I Sunday headed tbiougb lor Iowa via the Gull ol Mexico and the Mississippi Klver. The boat bad to go through sea trials rerpiircrl by the Const Guard Saturday night before its .lepai line "It's a funny thing." said Kehl. a 5 6 -y e a r obi fo rm e r r e ­ staurateur and caterer, "bill I was against gambling at lirst I fell we didn't need ||. For one thing, we bad all the riverboat c m ur-slon business in Iowa Ie V t u E le c t r o n ic s & f f A p p lia n c e s [S O N Y PRICES GOOD THROUGH 3-28-91 Walkman* Stereo Cassette Player w/LIqhtweiqht Headphones Mm In I9S9 Iowa became the Q G E Appliances with our low price guarantee nation's lirst state to approve riv e rb o a t g a m b lin g on the Mlsslsslppl Klver. "Once II passed." said Kehl. "xxe changed out minds about gambling. We d* elded wi- bail to be the biggest." 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V.M • <• * M c D U F F ! t iu MONOAY FHIQAT 10 AM 9 PM SATURDAY 9 AM 9 PM SUNDAY I? NOON 6 PM USE OUR McDUFF REVOLVING CHARGE HAN PLAN p S C v - j •OR { ........... JL �S a n fo rd Herald TUESDAY March 26, 1991 TRC champions again Coaches needed SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is looking for coaches for Its senior girls soft hull league. Th e league, for girls 13-15, has enough girls registered to fill the team s but several coaches are still needed. Interested parties are requested to call Jim Adams. Recreation Supervisor, at 330-5697. RECREATION HOOPS ICBA looking for teams OVIEDO — The Inter County Basketball Association Is currently looking for six teams to participate in Its spring m en's league, scheduled to begin play on April 7. The only restriction on player eligibility Is that no one with remaining high school eligibility will be allowed to play. The entry fee o f *2 3 5 Includes referees. Insurance and trophies. Each team w ill play the other five twice for a 10-weck season. There will be triplcheaders every Sunday night for 10 consecutive weeks. All gam es will be played at Oviedo High School. For Information, call Mickey Norton at 365­ 4040. Q O LP Brantley wins again ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The Lake Brantley Patriot boys golf team pushed Its record to 9-0 with a 155-160 win over the Oviedo Lions at Sabal Point Monday afternoon. It was the second tim e this season that Lake Brantley has beaten the Lions. Ihc only two losses suffered by Oviedo. Doing the scoring for the Patriots w ere Brian llunlcke and Ryan Stead (both at 38). Mike Bcrzovlch (39) and Brian and Jason Opal (both 40). The 155 score was only 11 over par on the par 36 course. Three o f the four Lake Brantley scorers (llunlcke. Stead. J. Opal) arc freshman while Bcrzovlch isjust a sophomore. Scoring for Oviedo w ere Jimmy Sellers and Jarrod Brown (both 38). Tom Minton (41) and Roby (42). Next action for the Patriots, also 9-0 In the Seminole Athletic Conference, will be Thursday when they meet Lake Howell at Sabal Point parting at 3:30 p.m. Oviedo. 7-2 In the SAC. will be In action again today when they travel to Deltona for u 3:30 p.m. match. COLLEGE BASEBALL ucf roars wagne?---------------------- ORLANDO — Host UCF. 25-9. scored early and often, pounding out 16 hits, cn route to u 9-1 win over Wagncr.0-1. from Stantcn Island. New York. . Outflcldfcr Mike Joscphina had four hits and third baseman Ernest Martinez chinned in with three more. Shortstop Gregg Castaldo went 2-3 with 2 RBI for the Knights. Junior right hander Chris Law Improved his record to 5-1 by pitching five Innings and allowing Just two hits while striking out three. The Knights host Wright Stale, Ohio today starting at 11 a.m. and will pluy Cleveland State of Ohio Wednesday at 7 p.m. Raines rips Erectors in playoff 14-2 staff reports SANFORD - The Tim Raines Connection proved again Monday night why It has become the team b y w hich a ll oth ers com p are themselves os they blasted Lambert Erectors 14-2 In the playoff game for the championship of the Sanford Recreation Department Monday Night Polar Bear Slowpltch Softball League at Chase Park. The victory gave TRC Its fourth straight Sanford league title In the past year since coach Ed Jackson and sponsor Tim Raines threatened to drop their support of the team In December o f 1989. TRC finishes the season with a 9-2 record while Lambert Erectors ends at 8-3. Jackson proved that he could also lead by example as he drove in four runs with a pair of triples. Also contributing to the 20-hlt TRC offense were Ernest Shuler (triple, two singles, three runs scored). Billy Griffith (three singles, run scored, two RBI) and Rod Turner (home run. single, three runs scored, two RBI). Also adding hits were Robert Stevens (two singles, run scored, three RBI). Sam Raines (Awo singles, two runs scored. RBI). Burnett Washington (two singles. RBI). Greg Hardy (two singles, run scored). Ned Raines (single, two runs scored) and □See Softball. Page 2B Lamk*<1 I r K t K i Tim R jiM I Canned ten Rod Turner (-20 left) and Burnell Washington of Ihe Tim Raines Connection talk over the next batter In Monday night's playoff game at Chase Park. Turner drove In two runs with a home run and Washington had two hits and scattered eight hits to become the winning pitcher as TRC whipped Lambert Erectors 14-2. Lake Mary junior varsity baseball team rolls on From staff reports LAKE MARY - The Lake Mary junior varsity baseball team con­ tinues to Impress as It took a pair Of easy wins over DcLand and Semi­ nole. The Rams shutout the DcLand Bulldogs 9-0 Saturday behind the three-hit pitching of Russell Haney and used a 12-run fourth Inning to "MUM ilfeTriW : 17-4 W JilliaViflftlH :"" Lakr Mary Improved to 13-3 with the wins and will host the Lake Brantley Patriots Thursday starting ut 4 p.m. Seminole Jumped on Rams starter Chad Kessler for four runs In Ihc first two innings but Ben Rovlto came In to shut the door the rest of the way as he Improved hts personal record to 3-2. Todd Braden of the Tribe carried a 4-2 lead Into the bottom o f the third Milner also drew two walks on the Mary were Rovlto (triple, single, ran but gave up three runs In tne third night giving him 23 bases on balls scored. RBI). Kessler (triple, ran and six runs In the fourth before for the season and raising his on scored. RBI). Paul Clayton (single, being relieved. Lake Mary kept up base percentage to .627. two RBI). Warner und Marotta (one the pressure against a pair*-of For Semlnoic Duncan was 1-1; single, one run scored and one RBI Seminole relievers for six more runs Braden was l-2 with a run scored. each). Mike Akerson (single, run to end the game by the mercy rule. T o n y H e n s l e y w a s l - 2 and scored), leister and Thomas (one Contributing In a 17-hlt Rams Rawlings. Daniels and Phillip King single each) und Dlemcr and Milner attack were Matt Dlemcr (3-5. dou­ scored one run each. (one ran scored euch). ble. run scored, three RBI). Jason Haney didn't need any help In Crane (2-2. three runs scored, two ■ftQIir auti* ilu vitu (■2>&r'twu“ vnns- -otGpplpg-tfce-8u*!dugia!>4*e-wMvi-&!{•- •"i*Jir.T>M»------------------ ft*-----— J~1 seven Innings lo raise his record to L ik .M jr y 111 H t l i - I I t l I scored, three RBI) Br*0«n. Ount.n (4). Tiltis (41 *nd Mill*. 4-1. Also contributing w ere Jason K »u l»r. Rovlto (31 ondCrono. WP — R o v lto !}}). Perry (single, run scored). John L P — Brodtn }B — L*k* M «ry I (Dlomor). )B — The Rams took control of the non* HR —non* R*cor<H — L*k* Mary I ) ). Lugcrlng (single, run scored. RBI). game In their first at bat with three Eric Leister (single, three runs runs In the top of the first Inning. Vitvrdjy. M irth 11 *1 D*L*nd scored). Brian Marotta (single, ran LJk*M*ry )|) l i t I - 1 f J They continued to pile up the rails D*L*nd 000 M t « - « ) 4 scored, two RBI). Drew Thomas with one each In the second and H«n*y (4 I) ondCron*. Thorn** (?) N*lton (L ). (single, tw o RBI). Brian Milner third Innings and two In each of th~ Kurth (4). Oeck.r (5). Apgor (71 «nd Wright WP (single, ran scored). Mike Warner — H«n*y (4 I). LP - N*lton }B - non* IB fourth and fifth Innings. L «k * Mary } (K * » l* r . Rovlto I HR — non*. (two runs scored) and Brent Wllmot R*tordt — 0*L*nd 4 *. Providing the offense for Luke and Kessler (one run scored each). Kennon, Washington lead SAC girls basketball team COLLEGE FOOTBALL From ataff ra ports FSU opens practice TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Veteran coach Bobby Bowden Is focused on preparing tlie Scmlnoles for a run at an elusive national championship as he begins Ills 16th season at Florida State. Florida Stale returns 17 starters o ff a 10-2 team that closed the season with seven straight victories and a No. 4 ranking nationally — Its lowest In four years. "T h e biggest thing I’ ve got to do Is keep these kids hungry." said Bowden us he prepared to open spring practice today. " I f they're not hungry, they won't do It." The Scmlnoles return two fifth year seniors at quurterbuck where Casey Weldon Is No. 1 with Brad Johnson as his backup. Two multlsporl sophomores. Cluirllc Ward and Kenny Felder, will battle for playing time as the third team quarterback. Ward was the point guard on Florida State's NCAA basketball team while Felder Is one of Ihc school's lop sluggers on Its* (op-ranked baseball team. A horde of underclassmen will fight for playing time at the wldcout spots while Warren Hart and Lonnie Johnson are expected to be capable receivers at tight end. Defensively the Scmlnoles lose only outside linebacker Winston Moss and safely Bill Ragans oil the starting lineup* OVIEDO - The Seminole High School duo o f l^iKoscia Kennon und Nikki Washington have been named to the first team of the All-Seminole Athletic Conference Girls Basketball Team announced Monday. Kennon. a senior who bus signed to play ut Stetson, and Washington, a sophomore, helped lead their team lo Ihc SAC championship with an unblcamlshcd 12-0 record. Kennon averaged 12.8 points while hitting 43 percent of her field goal ultcmpls and 62 percent of her free throw opportunities. She also averaged 7.7 rebounds. 6.0 assists a 11(15.2 steals |tcr game. Washington Is one of Ihe best all-around players lo come Into the county In several years. She got off to a slow start after setting out last season but came on lo put some excellent numbers on the b<>ard. She averaged 12.6 (mints per game and shot 46 percent from the floor and 43 percent from the tree throw line. But her other statistics are what strike your eye. She grabbed 14.H rebounds. 5.9 steals. 5 8 assists and a phenomenal 7.0 blocked shots |x-r game. Compiled from wlro and staff reports. BEST BETS ON T V sophomore Karen Morris of Lake Mary and seniors Jennifer Kruger of Lyman und Betsy Hughes of Oviedo. Leading Ihe second learn were a pair of players from Lake Howell's Class 4-Dtslrlcl 9 champions. Se­ niors Elizabeth Mills and Qulya Hawkins were the Sliver Hawks' representatives. Also named lo Ihe second team were senior Krcshu Robinson of Lyman. Junior Tiffany W illia m s o n from D cLand and freshman Leigh Ann Penny from Lake Brantley. Earning Honorable Mention were: From Lake B rantley: Kristen Forst. Tra cy Coulter and Nora Lldkc. From Lake Howell: Lcnctl Barrera s. C a th e d ra W in s to n and Tonnya Lewis. From L y m a n : Shlm u C lark. Latlsha Smith and Kalina Stafford From Lake Mary: Melissa Mau. Marti Clturella, l.uSliuwu Merrick and Dawn Judd. From DcLand: Melanie Meyers. Tina Walker and Nicky Adams. Front Oviedo: Christa Vaughn. Jessica Castro. Marla Mims und Erin Munns. F rom S e m in o le : Rut h A n n W illiam s. Kayla Alexander and Kay Kay Mullins # EXHIBITION B A S E B A LL 8 p.m. — ESPN. Sun Franslsco Giants vs. Sun Diego Padres, (I.) CompUt* listing on Pago 2B Sophomore Nikki Washington and senior LaKoscia Kennon ol Seminole were named to the First Team ol the All-Seminole Athletic Conference Team announced Monday. Tribe coach John McNamara also earned Coach of the Year honors alter leading his team to a 12 0 conference record The SAC also voted the Tribe's head coach. John McNamara, as conference Coach o f the Year. Overall Seminole Itmshed 23-2 and advanced to the finals of the district lournamrnt before losing lo St. Cloud. Fiim I Turn Sfondirtfft tominolc Athletic Conference Girls Softkttboll 1. to mi acif I I 2Of troll 114. S. Lgmen 44. 1) llo vtro ll J. Oviedo 9 I* 1) 1) o « t r o l l 4.(h o ) Loko Mory IF . 14 Uovoroll 4. (l»o) U ko Howell 1 F. I I M o v e r A ll 44. 4. Loko i r entity F llo vtro ll F. DoLend ) 14. • llo vtro ll Also named to the first team were FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �2B — Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida — Tuesday, March 26, 199T Softball-------- S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S Cootlnaed from Pi|e IB Fighry. Ft. Worth. T ie d A 1.4 3 Chrlt Woodrutl t il, Knoivllt*. Tenn , del. Ivan Spinner, here Reton, 41.40 TODAY'S PitKPS j.V. BASEBALL Lake Howell at Lyman, 7 p.m. BOYS GOLF Ovietfo at Deltona, 3:30 p.m. SOFTBALL Bishop Moore vs. Seminole at Ft. Mellon Park,4:15 p.m. Lake Howell at Deltona, 4:15 All Timet 1ST EA STERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Ohdston W L Pet. ■Boston 50 10 735 Ptilladolphla M 30 550 Now York 14 U 401 Washington 14 41 101 Nawjanay 11 47 .110 Miami 70 40 .100 p.m. ■Chicago ■Detroit ■Mllweukta Atlanta Indiana Cleveland Charlotl* DOOS At b i W r A O r M i IMsaSat First ra ce -3 /tk .C : II. I* b w N r i d —1/1. D: JB.3S IE r n ie ’iHope U K 11.10 I N SWItsendJIn. 73 K I N 4Crtm* Royal* i 30 O (I I ) 114.41 P (S I ) 444.K T IS M ) 7117.K DD ( 7 1) 111.111 IS S A S A II) 115) 44 TMrN f i n - 1/14, M: 11.53 Fifth r»c » — 1/4. D: 10.17 IK IN IN IN IK IK 0 (1 4 ) 4I.H P (41) 4 S K T (4 M ) 441,40 Savanie r a n —1/14. 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Baltimore J. to Inning* Atlajnldl V Lot Anqele^ 4 N r * VorL M#t% $ Montreal I S Detroit 1 Minnesota t| Toronto 4 H-oiton 1, Chicago White So a I Cleveland*. Chicago Cutot 1 O.i Aland 4 S**n Franc<vco 4, lie, 13 inningi San Diego J, Seattle 1, IJ innmg\ California S Milwaukee 3 Tuecday'% Game* Deirotl v i K *nvi% City at Main#iCity, I OS I1 m Chicago Whit* So* v i Piltiburgh at Hr .rnknlon I OSp m Baltimore n Philadelphia al Clearwater 1 OS p m New York Meti vs Minnesota at Fort M yef %. I 05 p m Houston vs Atlanta at West Palm Beach 1 01 p m Boston vs Cincinnati at Plant City, 1 01 pm I t i a t vs Toronto at Oun#dm. I 35p m New York Yankees vs Cos Angeles at Vero Bear h. I IS p m Cleveland (sst vs Oakland at Pheemi, 3 OS p m V alu e vs Cleveland H i) at Temp* A rit 1 OS p m Chicago Cubs vs California at Palm Springs Calif 4 OSp m San t r,incisco vs San D*#go at Yuma Arti | 05 p m Wednesday's Games Philadelphia vs Minnesota at Fort Myers I 05 p m St Louis vs Houston a! 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Brifa U K 4K INullfa Alr|ord*n Si Control Britten m Seattle vs Cleveland*! Tucson, Arif , I 01 p: m ualiiand vs Milwaukee at i handler Arif ) 01 p m Set Franvtuo vs Ian D>ego at Yuma. A ny , 1 OS p m Chicago Cubs vs California at Palm Iprings Caiit * OSp m Montreal vs New York Mats at Port It Luc*e t A) p m Pittsburgh vs Teaas at Port Char toft*, ? 40 pm » 10 .714 14 OS im 10 11'> It 14 First Seth Holfmen It). Bloomfield. Mich , del Alee Sober man. Brooklyn, N.Y., 4 7, 7 4 (7-31. •ets Wenger. W am l. del. Philip Tseng. Los Angeles. Cellt. 44.41,4-1. Nick Willtoms. Corvallis. Ore., d ll David Britt. Charlotte. N C . 5 4 ,4 4. Paul Hersenyl (5). Potomac. M d . del. 0 Chad Copenhever, Shetty. N.C.,40.51. 10 A|ay Mathur, Bradenton, dot. Joshua 111* Glmelstob. Essee Faith N .J.,53, 41. 17'* Paul Goktslein 110). Rockville. Md.. Jaime M'* Vlquatra. Puerto R lco.53.51. 11 , Brett Hell. Wesley d a p e l, del. Bill Gluck. St Louis. 7 4.1711,5 7. Jesest Appil (4), Lake Mary, del. Ian 0B Enverga. Cipligee. N.T.. 51,51. IS* 1 K 'l 111* m* IT * I* ■Photnli 17 71 K1 1 Goldtn Stole 14 13 .510 l i h Stall le 37 15 .470 17 LA Clippers 10 44 111 34>* Sacramento II 40 .100 11 ■clinched playeff berth Monday's Oamas Orlando 111, Ooldon Halo 100 Washington 111. Now Jo m y 100 Houston IK . Chicago 00 Dtlroil III. Denver 04 Ulih 100, Milwaukee 01 LA Lakers 00, Sacramento 0* LA Clippers 100. Phoenli 04 Tuesday's Oam*) Golden Slot* at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Allant*at Indiana. 7.30p m Cleveland at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Naw Jersey, 7:30 p.m. New York at San Antonio. Ip m . Minnesota at Phoanto.O 30p.m. Seattle al Portland. 10:30 p m. Wednesday’s Oamas Indiana a I Detroit. 7:30 pm. Ortendo a! Dallas. I : M p.m. Utah at LA Cllppars, 10 30 p m. Portland vs. Seattle at Tacoma, 10:Hp m Bryan Junto. Cerritos. C a lll. dll. Joshua Heusman, Newtown. Ccrtn., 54.54. R.J. Ilea res 111), Sam M e , del. Drew Maner, Charlotl*. N.C.,51.52. Marco Manotte. Key Biscay**, dot. Josh Oswald. Cincinnati, 75 (711.51. Christian Hill, St. Louis, del. Chrlt Chang. Wesley Hills. N Y . 7 5.50. M ark Bern me11* (11), Orlande, del. Ales Witt. Houston. 51,51. E ric Tslno 111. Jerw y O ty. N J ., d tl. Jon Yip. Felton. Calll . 57.53. Wayne Botch, Lsrgw del. P J . Dormlr*. Santa Monica. Calif., 4-4.57. Ry5n Slmmt (4), Spring. T eu s. del. Cecil Mamllt, Los Angeles, 4 1.51. Tory Hansen. Scottsdale, Artt., dot. Martel Buttord. Chicago, 54,53. P eter Chew, Miami, dst. David K lobardani ( 11). Oklahoma City, 5 5 5 1.57. Scott Humphries. Alamo. Calll., del. Orrln Pridgen. Spring Valley. N.V.. 57.57. Jim m y Jackson. Hendersonville. N.C.. dtl. J»ton M#*Tki. Sente Barbara, Cellt., 4 0,53. Cullen deWindt. Palm City, dtl. Siddhertti Nedkarnl, Falls Church. Va.. 57,57. Adam Baron, Plantation, dal. Michael Flllpek, Southington. Com.. 57.7 J Derek Pope. Lafayette. Le . del. Ryan Junto. Cerrito*.Calll.. 74. 7 417 4),4 7. Timothy Radogne. W.Covina. Calll.. del. Chris Leper (i). Miami. 51,51 Eddie Jacques. Huntsville. Ala., del. Marc Wurtrmen, Rochester. N. Y ., 57 (411.4 4,4 4. John Roddick (0), Austin. T o u t, dot. Matt Guy aux. Puerto Rico. 5 3 . 5 1. Marcus FMtt, Miami, del. Derek Baker. Santa F*. Calll . 5 7.4 A COLLIDE BASKETBALL National Invitation Tournament All Times EST At Madison Sauer* Garden New Yark Semilmils Monday. March 15 _Ston(grd2LMflS«:!uie.1li4-------------Oklahoma 14. Color ado )l Championship Wednesday. March 17 Stanford (10 11) vs Oklahoma 170 14). 1 pm Third Place Wednesday. March 1) Massachusetts 110 13) vs Colorado I I I 14), 4 *5 p m FOOTBALL All Timet EST European W L T Pet. PF PA London 1 0 0 I 000 74 II Barcelona | o 0 I 000 It 7 Franklurl 0 1 0 000 II 14 North American East Montreal I 0 0 1 000 70 5 Orlando I 0 41.004 11 14 Raleigh Durham o I 0 000 } 1 N Y NJ 0 1 0 000 7 If North American West Sacramento I 0 0 1 000 0 1 Birmingham 0 I 0000 5 70 San Antonio 0 1 0000 14 15 Monday's Game Orlando 15, San Antonio >4 Saturday. March 30 Sacramento el Birmingham. I p m Raleigh Durham at Or Linda. I p.m. Sunday. March 31 New York New Jersey at London I p m Monday, April I Frank turf al San Antonio. I p m Barcelona al Montreal. Ip m TENNIS Junior Championship*. Rtkullk M IAMI - Results Monday ol fho Easter Bowl Junior Tennis Championships hold al the Doral R*sort A Country Club B o rs ll S in fk t First Round David Wirt Cl). Jacksonville, withdraw John O'Brien. St ftltrtb o rg. d tf Court G«tt«l. Tucson. A r if . 4 J. 4 4 Charles M«adowcraH, Bradenton, del Jim Thomas (ft. Canton Ohio J 4, ft J. 4 2 Phillip* Moggio Fort Lauder da l*. del Jo* Nickels, Knosvilie, Tern , H I 1 Trey Mul«rt. Wesley Chapel, def Marc Schectff. El Paso Teeas. / S, ft J R*fe*i Escobar 1141* El Paso. Te a a v dtf Casey Louie. Sunnyvale, Calif 6 1,46 4 } Ravi A|sola., Beverly Hills, C a l l l , «k( Adam Gvsky. N M iam i Beach, f 1.4 4 Gary Potts*, Thousand Oaks, Cal it del Aaron Dubie. Anchorage Alaska. 6 J 4 4, 4 2 Andrew Heub (10) Pepper Pike, Ohio det Hen Stevens Monar l h Caltf 4 J ft J Jean Paul Yissepo. Puerto Rico, det Javier Gutierrei. Tucson. A ru . 6 4,11 Adam Wager Short Hilts. H J del Brin! Morrow. Wilmington, Gel , 6 1, J 6. s 3 E ik Debtha (IS ), Titusville, del Scott Trtibly. Louisville Ky 4 1,6 4 Chris Angeil Caliton. N J . def Nicholas Lorenjtni, Gross Pf , M*th 6 4, t 6 (• 4) Graham Gilles Laguna Beach, Calif def Jordan Murray Hewlett N Y . 44 6 3. 41 David Stall#. Sudury, Mass del Tim Gottesman, Mercer Wash , 4 1. 6 7 David Rulifi. San Clemente. Calif . del Paul Ktoberdanx Oklahoma City, 6 1.4 4 Martin Engel. Glen Ellyn, III . del Chad Clark Lonqv<e* Te«a v I 4, t 6 (F J ). 6 4 Jason Thompson ( I ) Salem. Ore det Cns Robinson. Richmond, V a , 14 11 I ) . I 4, 16 (14) Peter Jeschke. Monlecito. Cal«l . del Tod Mar ingoff. Old We stbuTy. N Y . 4 3 , 4 4 Adam Peterson ( ) ) , Orange Calif del Steve Flanagan Hwdsoi^ Mass 1 ft (1 SI. 1 % N r * * Patel. Owensboro, Ky det Ertc Brunner (I), N Miami Beach, ft i J ft, 6 4 Rob Givone (ft). Katonah. N Y def Pawl Stephens. W Palm Beach. * 3 4 J Chris Pressley (4). Miami Beach, del Kareem fakharta. Key iiscayne, ft-l. 6 1 Brian Dunn ( I ) . Brandon, del Stephan All Tlmei EST WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Dtvlsloe W * Pittsburgh ■ N Y Rangers Washington New Jersey Philadelphia NY Islanders y Boston • Montreal * Buffalo * Hartford Quebec L T P t l OF OA 19 J7 S 11 375 790 IS 10 12 17 7*1 753 IS 14 7 77 >47 >49 31 11 14 7k >93 >51 31 15 9 75 >47 >57 71 44 10 5k >15 7i> Adams Division 47 71 11 9k 7B7 >5) 3« 79 It 17 }U >47 79 30 17 75 774 745 11 3* 10 77 737 760 15 40 11 41 771 331 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Herns Division W L T Pts OF OA ■ Chicago ■ SI Louis ■ Detroll ■ Minnesota Toronto ■ Los Angeles ■ Calgary ■ Edmonton Vancouver Winnipeg 47 44 33 11 71 Washington was the winning pitcher holding Lambert Ercclora lo only eight hits and allowing only one runner paM first base after the second Inn­ ing. His defense also helped out by turning three double plays In the game that was stopped In the sixth by the mercy rule. P r o v id in g the o ffe n s e for Lambert Erectors were JefT Aten (double, single, run scored). Terrell Ervin (two singles). Jay J o h n s o n | d o .u b le | , T o m Burnham (single, tw o RBI), Terry Russl and Rick Russl (one single each) and Chris Byrnes (run scored). Also playing for Lambert were Chris Nichols, Buddy Stump, Mark Aten, Mike McLohan. Joe Ervin, Dcrrcll Ervin and Mark Russl. TRC opened (he scoring with three runs in (he bottom o f the first Inning. Griffith singled but was erased on a fielders choice by Turner. Ned Raines then singled before Jackson ripped his first triple of the night. Washington singled In Jackson with the third run. Hereto Ptatoe by Tommy Vincent Tom Burnham (top) and Ed Jackson were the hitting stars lor their respective teams Monday night. Burnham drove in both ol Lambert Erectors' runs with a single and Jackson, who is the coach ol the Tim Raines Connection, rlppfed a pair ol triples that drove in four runs to lead TRC to their fourth straight Monday night title. Lambert Erectors came right back with two runs In the top of the se c o n d inn in g. B y rn e s r e a c h e d on an e r r o r a n d advanced to third on a double by J e ff A le n before B u rn h a m cracked a single to right center to score Byrnes and Aten. But It was all TRC the rest of the way. NNL STANDINGS OOLDEN STATE 1144) Mull in t o ll 11-13 32. MareluHonl* 7 0 1 4 5. Llsltr 13 0 0 7. Hardaway 14 30 00 33. Richmond 4 31 4 4 17. Petersen 17 l-l 3. Higgins 15 55 7. E li* 3 5 1 7 7 Totals: K 55 73 71104 ORLANDO (115) Scott II f t I I 7S. Turner 17 00 2. Kit* 14 12 5. Ski 1*5 111 9 11 31, Anderjon 4 1 7 5 10, Reynolds 1 17 55 73. Acre* I I I I 3, S m ith !7 4 714. Ansley 0 00 00 Totals 42 H 25 37 115 Oelden Stole 34 14 14 M - 1M Orlande 74 23 11 35 - IIS 1 Point goals - Goldtn State 3 13 (Mullln I I . Hardaway 13. Richmond 14. E li* 0 1, Higgins 01). Orlando 4 IS ISkllas 4 0, Scolt 2 5. Reynolds 0 1). Fouled out Hone Rebounds - Golden Stole 57 (E li* II. Orlando 54 (Reynolds 01. Assists — Golden Stale 10 (Hardaway 0). Orlando 74 (Sklles' 141. Total fouls — Golden Stole 70. Orlando 15. Technicals - Golden Stole Illegal delens* I. Golden State bench (tin players on court). Hardawey A — 13.077 Levi Katncs hln^lo}. Also playing in Ihr game for TRC were Tony Dunkinson and Mike Galloway. 71 7 17 II 34 1 17 la 44 10 101 171 M l 00 300 147 74 141 Ml 44 144 117 54 134 104 Smyth* Division 44 71 10 44 25 7 15 IS 1 77 43 0 la 41 11 Of 17? 744 05 171 744 71 154 154 43 734 304 43 355 770 ■ clinched playoff berth In the bottom of the second inning Shuler and S m Raines singled before the next two batters made outs. Griffith. Stevens and Turner all singled in a run and a fourtlftrun scored on an error off the bal of Ned Haines. Jackson Ihcn drove in the firth and sixth runs of the Inning with his second triple. The champions added single runs In the third und firth innings. S h u ler tripled und scored on Sam Raines' sacrifice fly In the third and Turner launched a home run in the fifth. The game ended in the bottom of the sixth inning when TRC put three runs on the board. Shuler. Sam Raines and Greg Hardy singled to load the bases before Griffith singled in one and Slovens two lo end IK y clinched division till* Magic surge past Golden State Monday's Carnet Montreal 3. Hartford 7. OT St Louis5.Minnesota* Tuesday's Games New Jersey at N Y Rangers. 7 35p m Pittsburgh*! Philadelphia. 7 J5p m Boston at Quebec. 7: l i p m Chicago at Toronto, 7 35 pm Buffalo al Washington. 7 J5pm Vancouver at Calgary. 0 35 p m Edmrntonat Lo* Angelos. 10 15p m Wednesday's Games Pittsburgh al Detroit. 7 35 p m Hartford at New Jersey, 7 45 p m Aasoelated Preea O R LAN D O The Orlando Magic's "w in-now " philosophy is producing victories and gaining admirers. TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL American Laagu* C H IC A G O W H ITE SOX - Optiontu Norberto Merlin, second basemen, to Ven couver at the Pecltic Const Leegu* CLEVELAND INDIANS - Optioned Jett Shew end Meuro Go; to pitchers, to Colorado Springs ol the Pacific Coest League Waived Sergio Voider pitcher, lor the purpose ot giving him his unconditional release TEX AS RANGERS - Sent Kevin Belcher, outfielder. Monty Farits. InliehNr. end BUI Heselmen. catcher, to Oklahoma City ol the American Association, end Gary Mlelk*. pitcher, to their minor league camp lor reassignment Released Charley Kerteld. pitcher, unconditionally N*llAll*l I iAflui LOS ANOELES DODGERS - Signed John Candetaria.pilcher. to none year contract N E W YORK M E T ! - Sent Anthony roung pitcher Todd Hundley, catcher, Chris Don nets, mliflder and Chuck Carr, oullielder. lo their minor league camp lor reassignment SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS - Placed Rick Parker, oullielder. on the IS day disabled list New Yerk PVnn League AUBURN ASTROS - Named Clark Crist coach BASKETBALL USA BASKETBALL Named Jeffrey Or ridge assistant eiecutlv* director lor legal n lla lrs corporate relations, and Joseph Buchanan administrative assistant NatMAjI Basketball Assoc cation BOSTON CELTICS - Signed A J Wynder guard, to a 10 day contract FOOTBALL National Football League CINCINNATI BE N G AL! - Signed Alee Gordon, outside linebacker CLEVELAND BROWNS - Signed Charles Arbucki*. tightend LOS ANGELES R A ID E R ! - Signed Ronnie Lott, defensive hac k COLLEGE QUINNIPIAC — Announced the retirement ot Burl Kahn men s basketball coach Named Bill M ecca men's basketball coach RICE - Announced thd resignation ol David Hall, basaball coach, ettectlv* at the completion ol the season T V IR A D IO u BASEBALL Ip m ESPN Sen Franovco G<*nt! v* San Diego P*<!rti. (L ) BASKETBALL 0pm ESPN College. NIT. Beil vrm 1final * pm TNI N B A New York K n «k ! al San Antonio Spur*. IL ) BOWLING 3 50 a m E*PN LP B T I0W WIBC Queen 5 CURLING 7 JO p m SUN LabaffBner RaOn AUTO RACING 7pm W H O O A M ie w i NASCAR Live baseball 12 50pm WMJK AM II770I EiTOOilton Houston Attrm v i Atlanta Braves MISCELLANEOUS * 10pm WWM2 A M i/K I.S p o rttTa lk tp m WBZS AM 11770) SporNUn* * JOp m W B J S A M < t»0 ) SpOrl*Scene x "They're a much Improved ball club." Golden Slate coach Don Nelson said Monday night after Scott Sklles scored 31 points and keyed a fourthquarter surge that carried the second-year team to a i 15-100 victory over Nelson's Warriors. Titc victory was the third straight for the Magic, which lias won 11 of Its last 15 games at home and hiked Its victory loial to 24 — six more than titc club won in Its Inaugural season Wtille other expansion teams have opted (o build with youth. Orlando has emphast/ed winn­ ing Immediately with veteran players. Sklles scored 13 points In the fourth quarter and lite Magic used a 21-13 spurt al the start ol the period to break open a close game. The fifth-year guard also had 14 assists while playing 4H minutes. T h e W a r r io r s , s ta rlin g a five-game road trip, dropped their second in a row despite 33 jMiinls from Tim Hardaway anil and 32 irout Chris Mullln. Dennis Scolt scored 25 points and Jerry Reynolds came olT the bench lo add 23 for Orlando which led 80*76 after lltrei quarters. Sklies hit a pair o! 3-point shots and Scott made one lo fuel the decisive hurst that enabled the Magic in open 101-89 lead with Just over five minutes remaining. Mlleli Richmond points lor Golden made only six ot Hardaway was 16 of field and Mullln Idol scored 17 Slate, but 2 ) shots. 30 from the 21. Bell’s five touchdowns leads Thunder Associated Press O R L A N D O — T h e W o r ld League of American Football kicked otf its debut with a furious fourth-quarter San An(onto rally — but it wasit’i strong enougli lo overcome Kcrwln Hell's five touchdowns for Or­ lando. Titc Thunder beat the Riders 35-34 before 21.714 fans al Ihe Florida Citrus Howl. Belt, a former University of Florida quarterback, passed for 269 yards and the Thunder defense lie Id oil after the Riders rallied for a pair of touchdowns In the lourtlt quarter. Bell, the Southeastern Confer­ ence's all-time leader in passing yardage and touchdown passes, hit E ric M ltchel (a form er Oklahoma starl with a 75-yard touchdown strike on Ihe flrsi play from scrimmage. He later lilt wide receiver Byron Williams, u former Cana­ dian Football league player, for touchdown passes ol -12. 37. and 23 yards. Bell also had a oney a rd scorin g toss lo C h ris Koscoc. The Riders answered rigid hack on Iheir initial possession when lilcky Blake, un Alabama A&M product, tied it at 7*7 midway through the firsi quarter on an eight-yard T D run Orlando retaliated willt hell hitting Williams with touchdown |uiss4-s of 42 and 37 yards I InP A T on W i llia m s * s e c o n d touchdown was blocked and the Thunder look ils 20-7 lead Inin the locker room The Riders came back alter Intermission to take a 21-20 lead m id w a y t h r o u g h tin- ih in l quarter on a one-yard TD pass from quarterback Jason tl.iitcii to hliikc a n d a three vard touchdown plunge by running liu rk J o h n s o n . Orlando retook the lead l<» good late In thud quarter. •; A St 00 ticket can mako you an instant 51 0 , 0 0 0 ° ° WINNER Jackpot given away every Sal night ★ UNDER NEW O W N ERSH IP * IT T A K E S AN E X P E R T T O KN OW 1RANSMJSSI0N TUNE-UP INCLUDES: WITH THIS AO I Cam tor AppuitVmem Fro* Towing With Internal Repair* Nationwide Wart a re* Inc Canada . I ifProblem I or •Naw Fluid ■ l • Clean Sump ptac* Oaskat > Adjust a Banka 5 Linkaga • Road 1 Teel • Check for Leake I • Check U Joint* 1 , Moat Cera I Wo Honor E»tended Naw i Used Cat Warranties EXPERT REPAIRS ON AUTOMATIC A STANDARD, AMERICAN A FOREIGN TRANSMISSIONS AT SIMILAR SAVINGS AAL-TRANSMISSION WORLD Major Minor Repairs SANFORD/ LAKE MARY 2710 S Ori Dr 321-3270 Alto play lh * all now Twin Trifscta (14 ix c h in g R ocks ) Nightly 730pm Matinees I 00pm Mon. Wed, Sat Closed Sunday Pxjs Lao-es' Ngm FresAdtowon Special Group Packages Ars'eM Sorry, you must be 18 SANFORD-ORIANDO KENNIl CLUB North ol Orlando, jus! ofl Hay 17 92 301 Dog Track Rd, Longvrood 831-1600 �R m y iH i Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, March 26, 1991 — 31 ■'• IN B R I E F Zoo sots Esstor Egg Hunt Eggs-citement SANFORD — Th e Easter bunny will hide over 5,000 colored eggs at the Central Florida Zoological Park's 13th Annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, MArch 30, at the zoo. Toddlers through age 10 may hunt for the eggs, beginning at 10:30 a.m. There will also be other prizes and surprises. Egg hunters should arrive early and bring a basket or other container to hold the eggs. Admission prices are: $5, adults: $2. children, 3 to 12: 93. seniors, over 60: and free to children 2 and under. The price Includes the egg hunt and touring the zoo. Zoological members will be admitted free. For Information contact the zoo. 323-4450. Beth Welebob, from left, presi­ dent of the Pilot C lub of Sanford Inc., Betty Sandage and Mae Pawlson, club mem­ bers, display their Easter eggs In the lobby of SunBank in downtown Sanford. Annually, club members decorate the colorful eggs to sell at Easter to help support their scholar­ ship fund. Many of the eggs, in all types of motifs from clowns to Southern Belles, are placed on small boxes filled with Easter confections. The Easter eggs and crafts will be on sale all this week during regular banking hours or they are available from any Pilot Club member. 4-H offers Bsbysltting Clinic SANFORD — Seminole County 4-H ofTers a Babysitting Clinic for youth 10 years o f age and older on Tuesday, April 2, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m „ at the Seminole County 4-H office, 250 W. County Home Road. The workshop will cover sessions In babysitting safety, operating a business, developmental stages o f children, children's snacks and games. Pre-registration Is required and there Is a 92 cost for materials. Call 323-2500, ext. 5560 for registration and information. H irMd Center needs volunteers Ptnto by Tommy Vincent The Volunteer Center o f Central Florida Is a clearing house for volunteers In Seminole. Orange and Osceola Counties. For Information, call 896-0945. The following volunteer positions need filling: Special events coordinator, babysitters, recreation leaders, lawyer referral specialist and Girl Friday. Double dead-bolt locks open door to tragedy '.{i dead-bolt In a place of business.) DEAR ABBT: I am writing to plead with you to change your answer to a recent letter con­ cerning dead-bolt locks. T h e writer reported that the homes o f several invalids that he had made deliveries Io were equipped with dead-holt locks requiring a key (o exit the homes. He also said the windows were secured with Iron bars. He suggested that the occupants should wear lhe key around their neck to facilitate their exit In ease o f an emergency, such as a fire. You said he had an cxcellenl Idea. Please, please change your answer. Tell everyone that you enn reach that they should never, under any circumstances. Install (InuLtc dead-boll locks on Ihelr home or apartment doors! The double deadbolt lock turns an ordinary home into a tomb In the even t of a fire. Sm oke conditions found In an ordinary -htmee-flrv- -vordrf—makt—l r vm ~ possible for even the most alert. physically fit person lo exit the home under these condltlpns. (It Is Impossible to see or even take a full breath when you're gag­ ging from smoke, and terrified.) I have seen an entire family lying Just Inside the front door, which was locked from the Inside with a double dead-holi lock. The key was there, but the door was still locked. Unfortu­ nately. this Is not an Isolated Incident. W ind ow bars also prevent firefighters from rescu­ ing trapped occupants In time to save their lives. How much of a chance would an Invalid have In a similar circum stance? Besides, what good would a double dcud-boli lock do for an Invalid In the event that an Intruder gained entry- to the home and wanted tht\ key to unlock the door from (lie Inside to gel out. 1 simply cannot Imagine what the advantage o f such a lock Is under any circumstances. Wb.it SHAR formed for cancer patients Support. Hope, And Recovery (SHAR). a self-support group for cancer patients, meets every Wednesday at 4:30 p.m.. at 1621 W. First St.. Sanford. For Information, call Mary Lynne Gray. 323-9374 0r322-7785. Seniors step out If you arc over 50. you are Invited to attend the Over 50 Dance Club dance held every Wednesday. 2:30 • 4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live music by the Dcltonlans 11-piece band. Donation 9 1.50. W AC, W A A C to gather The Woman's Arm y Corps and Woman’s Arm y Auxiliary Corps. Chapter 73. meet every fourth Wednesday o f the month at 11 a.m. at the Navy Base Officers* Club 111 Orlando. The meetings arc open to any WAC or W AAC member. For more Information, call M. Colburn at 327-0617. Sanford Optimists to meet Sanford Optimist Club meets at noon each Wednesday at --Shone j-5r 3 aTiford."AriyoilVlTi\ercstc«f is frivltedlo attend or call Bud Tobin at 322-7886. Rotarians to rise for meetings Casselberry Rotary Club meets at 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday 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. Stompers to hold club meeting The Old Hickory Stompers clogging group holds club meetings every Wednesday from 6-9 p.m. al the Knights of Columbus Hall. 2504 S. Oak Ave., Sanford. For more Information, call Art or Brandi Blaklsey at 349-9529. Sanford Kiwanis to have lunch Sanford Kiwanis Club meets at noon Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center for luncheon and program. Chemical dependence talks free Quest Counseling Centre/Young Recovery sponsors chemical dependence lectures free to the public each Wednesday from 7-8:30 p.m. at 711 Ballard St.. Suite 200. Altamonte Springs. For more Information, call 331-7199. 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I % A B IG A IL V A N BUREN /i U yVljllChlleliJ H Floyd Theatres U ( ^ I f 1/ V t w in tflirtiV.c? 3\ HWY. 17-92 - 322-7502 AOJACUfT TO M M N O U COAMUMTV C OUIG* I isiotil rwn possible reason could people H u ll THREE MEN A A EDWARD have to lock themselves Inside a LITTLE LADY SCISSORHANDS | building'? Locking people out Sin-Tin.. Thuf. I PM Sun-Tun. Thuf A PM „ r a r a iH u r t T makes sense, hut locking people W. Ffl ft &M. 730 4 930! W.Fft.iSat T O I O l l r»n A . . . . . . .— .r. biJ 30« AU DAT WIDNUDAY In does not. Sal Son K WrvJ 2 PM U j I h v im s M u t iU M Although I expect that my M O V IE L A N D D I W 9 2 32 2 1 2 1 b wtfn *.*•—•*— rir^ chances of seeing this in print SHOWTIME 7 : » SUPFM Hint) AYtl 11ACMI 5 3 ° ° are vry slim. I Implore you to I |U0 EACH Al LSI ATS A|l SHOWS 1 KINDERGARDEN COP consider running It in the Ix-sl V IB E S 'phot inlcrcsl of your readers. Fi r e o ffic ia ls a cross i bi s country have been advocating th e e l i m i n a t i o n o f do ubl e dead-bolt locks for many years, forth aid courage.. _ M y nam e ls_K rlstln a Peterson to little avail, and we need help. ■T h e y Tit tr TiTiThTlfrreVTiV'd w c ill ng ' ' arid I wouTdliRe to tell yon about u JE S U S units in the state of Michigan, new book which lia s Just occn and In our opinion, their sale published, titled ".Jesus Loves ME!” LOVES should also be against the law. T ills special book Is filled w ith ten ­ W IL L IA M H. CROUCH, der, heartw arm ing, life ch anging PRESIDENT. stories; powerful in C hrist; alive W A «L A *» S O U T H E A S T E R N with faith; God h ea ls the sick; love M ICHIGAN FIR E CHIEFS conquers loneliness; th e broken_ _ ASSO C IATIO N hearted find peace. M asterfully EACH D EAR CHIEF CROUCH: Your written. T h is b o o k Is tru ly Impos- . •? !,* Book" Oiler letter will probably fill the entire slblc to put down. Order , bOQk flnd space allotted to me for one column, hut It Is well worth It. Thank you for a lifesaving Idler. p .O . B o x 8 4 3 FREE, tor a Irland. IP.S. In some states, li Is also C asselberry, F L 3 2 7 0 7 agalnsl the law to have a double ★ NEW RELEASE Tremendousstoriesof ME! GM I Publications receivea2nd book �IgjTlTTfWOirpl j ■ ■ 48 — Sanford Hamid. Sanfom. Florida — Tuesday, March 26, 1901 Columbia County may boost tourist tax to help hall A ts a s la ls d F r w a ________________________________ LAKE CITY — The Columbia County Com­ mission Is considering raising the 2 percent ' ’ tourist la x " by a penny in an cflbrt to get the Florida Sports Hall o f Fame out of the red. Th e Hall o f Fame, located on Interstate 75 and opened tn December, Is supposed to be a tourist lure. But so far. It's not bringing In enough to offset its costs, according to an accountant's report. Harvey Campbell. Columbia County's tourism nnd marketing director, said once the complex has its grand opening In April and a hugh electronic billboard Is completed, the hall will be a major draw for motorists who get off at the U.S. 90 and 1-75 Interchange In Lake City. If given a chance. Campbell said, the hall will stimulate local businesses by tourists who spend money In motels, gas stations and restaurants, but also pay Its way through rental fees for advertising space at the com plex's Florida Welcome Center. Th e 81.5 m illion facility w as hurt by a one-year delay In opening and lost rental fees that resulted. Th e Columbia County Tourist Development Council had to spend 8150,000 for building fixtures not In the original construction budget and 833.000 to purchase land adjacent to the Interstate highway for the electronic billboard. The Tourist Development Council administers the Halt of Fame operations. The county has already loaned the council almost 8200.000 for the facility. The council has only 832.800 to pay off Its debt, said accountant Kicnard Powell, wno recommended Increasing the tourist tax. The 1-cent-per-dollar Increase would generate .another 8100.000 a year. Powell also recom­ mended the council take about another 8435.000 loan and dedicate Ihe additional tax to repaying the loan over a four-year period. The loan would be used to repay the 8200,000 owed the county and to pay off outstanding creditors and for operating costs. Not everyone Is tn favor o f the plan. Columbia County Commissioner Ludle Shipp already had said he plans to vote against Increasing the tax. "Motel owners don’t want It.” he said. He said he's not convinced the attraction shouldn't try to cut expenses and live under the existing 2-cent tourist tax. ff Shipp Is Joined by any other commissioner, the tax Increase would fall. The grand opening o f the Hall o f fame Is scheduled April 29. Football greats Larry Csonka and Ottls Anderson, golfer Chi Chi Rodrigue* and former University of Miami football captain Bob Anderson w ill be Inducted. Golfer Beth Daniel will be honored as the pro athlete of 1990. while Ihe Suwannee High Bulldogs, slate football champs for four years, will be honored as the amateur athletes of 1990. “ITSAGIRL? Twenn-four hours aday, 365 days a year— no mailer where our .Vmed Forces are— the .American Red Cross delivers emergency messages and provides other critical services Tor their fimilies. • • r. XfLjJ ^ V i'z ■ ; ■ & ** *1 •^e‘ Birth, death or critica l illness— uhen they need to know, we reach them. X American T T Red Cross s/ — ir Legal Notice to Ift* hlghait bidder at the wait Irani door, Samlnal* County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, on the otti day ol May. 1001. at II AM Approximately SITS 00 raih lor loot ll required to b* paid by the successful bidder al tho tale Full payment ot an amount aqua) to tha hlghait bid plui applicable documentary Hemp tax*! and recording feet ll due w ithin 14 hourt a lte r Ihe advert Iled lime ot Ihe late All payment! than be caih or guar anloed Imtrumont. mad* pay able to the Clerk of Circuit Court Dated thli l)m day of March. 1001 (SEAL) Maryann* Marta Clark ol Itw Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By TlnaM Taylor Deputy Clark NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX OEED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, that Julia M Ramsay C/o Wm H R im u y . Per Rep., the haliter at the folia* Inf car flllcalalll has Iliad told cartlli cala(i) lor a ta> dead la bo iiu id thereon Tho carlillcala rum bar 111 and yearlsl al iisu anca. Iha description ol Iha proparty, and Iha namalt) In «hicb II « « i assessed It/ara at lot la* t Carlillcala No JS4 Yaarol Issuance Iff! Description of Property LEG SEC J1 TWP ITS RGE HE N * FT OF S 1*4 FT OF W 109 1* FT OF E DO FT OF NE L.0FSE 'a Nomat In which assessed Bernard M cK in n ey, R a il* McKinney AH ol said property being In the County of Seminole. State al Florida U n leii m ch carlllicataltl mail be redeemed according to la * Iha property drier ibed In luch cart if leaf* 111 *ill be Mid €***«*iityi Publith March 10 A April 1. t. I*. Itll DEO 1)4 C Eti iDtagrvnt LE B RmmITc/gg YIgxJChoiIP H E R pace* U*vl and p n * »it £ «tfi w u * <r> iN u p iw UanOa to» anutfMi ftxJtfy a Oum f ■ V F N L P W P F S L H S F L P M O G V M E P F O R U V L H X F J F X B D S L O O Q BO V F E F . * ft R L M O W J F S M S J f H D ■ D R — V O J X F CLASSIFIED A D S S«m inol« O rla n d o - W inter Park 322-2611__________ 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS PRIVATE PARTY RATES 8.-88 AJL • SJ8 PJL MOMMY Ifcra FRIDAY CIOSO SATURDAY A SUNDAY Pike* oboe* lelleclo It.SO tosh discount lor prompt payment Schedul­ ing may include Herald Advertiser ot Itw tmt ot on oddtlonal day. Conret when you got result*. Poy only lor doyi your ad runt at rota aomad Uta full datcrlptlon for fat tail m u lti. Copy mutt follow occeptofcle DiAMIMtt Tuetdoy thru fridoy 13 Noon The Day tel ore Publication Sunday And Monday 5 30 P.M. Friday ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS) tn Mr «vt«t •( in t r r o r Ir r b b B , t i n S r b M f B H e ra t 7 w ill B g r» pom i b l i to r tt w fir s t irtM rtton M tly an d Bitty ttw R it M it o t ttw c o s t o f th a t i m a r t ion . P t a a t a ch ock y o u r a d ta r a c c a r a c y ttw t i n t d a y H ra n *. ■ C A B L E . 10 w h l. . Black w/whito A ton. Call anytime I 25— SotclBl NotkOS A C T IV I, FUN. H A P P Y COO P L I waatt eery ntoch to adapt a baby- IWb promlM to work with you to fulfill all ol out dreamt) Pleaea call col tael. 1003)440013* ____________ KCOMIA ROTARY For Dalai It: ( f » 4 J) 4154 Flaride Itotory Asaeetottoe NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTAX DEED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, that W.L. or Geraldine C. Kirk, the holder ol the following certificated) hat Hied M id certificated) lor a taa deed to be limed thereon. The certlfl cate number d l end year d I ol luuonce. Hi* deter Iplton of Ihe property, and tho nam e(t) In which II wot otaouad It/are at followt: Corn fleet* No. 4» Year of luuance: I N 7 Deter Ipl Ion of Property: LEG LOT M (LESS N 30 F T A S IS FT A S M l FT OF N 115 FT OF W 300 F T ) WAITES SUBD PB 1 PG 47 N em ei In which a lie n e d : Paul 0 . McCourry. Jean G. McCourry All ol Mid property being In the County ot Seminole. Stale ol Florida. U n la it tuch c a r tlllc a le d l ihall be redeemed according lo law. tho property detcrlbed in tuch certificated) will be told to tha hlghetl bidder at the well Iron I dear, Seminole County r eurtheut*. Sanlord. Florida, on the Ith day ol April. IN I. at II AAA. , , Approximately ST1S.00 caih “ TcW lew IS requited to b u jw lJ ty ttw successful bidder al Itw la la Full payment of an amount equal to Itw hlghetl bid plui applicable documentary ttamp laxet end recording fret It due w ith in 14 h o u rt a lt e r Ihe odvertliad lime ol the Ml*. All paymenlt ihall be caih or guar anleed Imtrumant. mad* pay­ able to the Clark ol Circuit Court. Dated thlt 17th day of Febru ory. IN I. (SEAL) Mary inn* M ona Clark ot Itw Circuit Court Seminole County, Florid* By: Michelle L. Silva. Deputy Clerk Publith: March 5. II. If. U. IN I DEDM Child Ct > ■ A B Y IIT T I N O . m y horn*. Evening ! and w i N i ndl. Rea aonobla rates. MI-44) ! CHILD CARE PROVIDER • Lk. Mary Bind. area. M-F. 10 yr resident I H I-14*1____________ C H IL D C A R E , m y Sanford horn*. Reasonable rates. In eludes lunch A mack. 134 M l* H A P P Y ACRES EARLY LEARNING CENTBRI Love ly country i*Hlng I n H W SMALL QUALITY HOME LIKE Doycar* A Praicheel. Openlngit M eals, Isamlng pragrami Ptoygnsundl Felly He'd! U t J «M -l.._ ......M l 1*35 35—T rain in g A Education A L L THADES be 1*11 employed! Learn etllm a leil How to got _ J o b il>Fr**_S#mlnaeJJ2 i i l i ^ 48—Miscellaneous ONE WAY TICKET. Orlando to Syracuse. N Y on 1/19. Call B *th ,U ia » 4 frJ-itan ayJo L en d ACTION LOANS Regerdtois of cred illl 1300 to S30.000. Call!.........41) 344 4000 A3— Mortgages Bought A Sold REAL --------- * ir fl* Full or Pari lima, tar 117 and 3-11 shifts. Immedlato opening c o m p a te tlv e s a la r y and benefits. Apply: DEBARV MANOR satL Hsnr.tr/93 Dtbery. M F .S A M 4PM .BOB Full Tlm#l Call Tidy Maid M9-1SW M AN A B E R / H A I R S T Y L I S T wanted. 70% comm, with fol towing. CasseRtorry. Q 4 SS40 MW ACCPTW8 23— Lost A Found K IT E * P U L m e . p a ys la lt la n fa ESTATE SCHOOLI. MAIDS WANTED! S IM « I 27—N u rs try A 71— H»lp Wanted CASHIERS Hiring all shift*, no axparl once no*did. Start Immediate ly. Good hourly wage plui bonus (WOO) PaM vacations, paid holidays, col tog* reim bursemenl, health Insurance end a d v a n c e m e n t o p ­ portunities. Apply: Rd 04, Sanford. __________ a a aVOLT* * e TEM PORARY SERVICES C*II419-91S9 ranw. st. DELIVERYKELT NEEDED AM paper route. Must be dependable. Gary, MB-Utl DRIVERWANTED Tractor traitor w/dwnp bad driver needed. Min. S yrs. exp., references a must I Clear driving record. Wages *c cording toexp. M I-1191_______ EARN U W to SMI per amok Reeding Books at home. Call IA I5473-744QExt. B414 MONEY FUN★ TRAVEL To: L.A.. N.Y.. Vegas. Frisco) Transportation A lodging provided. Above average In com*. No experience neces t* ry . We train. Shorts A w eaken almoipher*. Mutt be ll. free to travel. Neal young guys A gals can start today! Far interview call ( 4t 7) 1*4 m » . 9-1 Men.-FrL aatyf e OP PICE PROCESSOR e Good with figum* and detail minded wins this nice spoil Lotus exper tone* helps too I AAA EMPLOYM ENT 199 W. MAI It, M3-SI7S * PHONE O PER ATO R* Your ptoasant personality and this nko boss will maka a great toam I Call today I AAA EMPLOYM ENT 7as w . a m tt, n i - i i 7s RCCESSIONTDOfTT W0RRT1 Ear n Sl.OOO/wk sl utt i ng •n velepas o f homo. Send S.A.S.E. to A-Z Oht. IS4 WSR *141494*11 Winter Spgs-MTW GOOD WORKERS NEEDEDII DAILY WORK DAILY PAY Call Bob........1M-T1S3 after 1pm JORltSTf---------GET govt. |obs oversees, cruliaihlps more! Write: A-Z Dill, lia W. SR 434. 14044 GC. Winter Springs. FI. M7W 87— A r b i tm e n t i IKUlifV W ilf lE T T i Furnished/W ont grad, guard Iteansa rsqelrsd . MaaraiacerBv I-9I 1 M99 T E L E M A H R E T E R fl P/T or 1 H w rfy pay P/T, f loading fa cammlslon * bonus! AM tor RMIlMdW UTILITIES ATTUIOAffT P/T, M-P, 4AM 1:10PM, Ex Call tor S * - l t l . s e p ar h o ur plus banafifs. Will tram, h now I l-l9M M 9....Aaawt HUT TECHNICIAN For busy orlhopadlc practice. Cad Shone at 747-SSM 73— Em ploym ent Wan tad W IL L abiat Retorsnces. Cad M3-14M 81—A partm ents/ House to Share SANPORDt Vary ctoan hem* to share. M l privileges, MS*'mo •JujuHlCaRRgorJJlM^ 83— Rooms for Wont C L E A N N O O M I. hitch ** A laundry facilities. Cable TV. S fa rlln a a ltT S / w h ..--------HOME STYLE LIVIN O . Kind atmosphere. Clean room. M l homoprtvtITSwh. M t-ll«3 ROOM PON RENT. MM mo . with amendtosl Nice areal Call n n w , Mem. SANFORDI Lg. airy room A bfh. Prlv. entr,. od l l parking, ias/wh.. sac....... MB-1197/aisg SECRETARY Uriel duties. Port time. Si 4 hour days. Answering phonos, typing, tiling, and extent!v* computer work. 14.SOhr. MO-4714 alECRITANYa Kay spot with company I Art- BINQO KNIGHTS OF desk I Common sens* fakes III AAA EMPLOYMENT 791W. MH> St, MS-1114 KIWAJHS CLUB OFCASSILURRY r M A T M O T 7 PJB. SZS-SSASIM |2) USO IACAP0TS Seetor Cltlrsas Ceater Secrst Lake Park, CauaBarry ( H - M 31 SANFORD • 1 bdrm. camptoto privacy! nos par wsak phis M t security Includes vtllltos. Can MUSE* LARGE 3 BEDROOM, newly decorstodl Lake view. Rollable lenwito. 148* M » l *91 ATTRACTIVE I BEna. Quiet, off st. perking, llta/wk. Ineludes uflDMesI CaR MI-4EM EFFICI ENCY APT. • Sanlord area. Cad tor Into Broker Owner, M l 9991 or MS 1147 E F F I CI ENC Y apt., 1 rm i., w/belh. Utilities Included! CtoanISItoewk. B l - l i c O STE IN, Lg.l bdrm., screen perch, prlv. parking, (total neighborhood! 1173 M3M 7S REMODELED t bdrm. I •pit AH MH* pd„ MBS/me. or llta/week Met w c — J l I W l SANFORD - 1 A 1 Edrm. Aphl Fum. or unfuml Clean. SMO A Uel Sec, dtp. MW. RefMTM*! S ANF ORD Large tludlo w / u l l l l t l e i , 1411/mo o r Sllt/wk plirt depcatl 113 E941 SANFORD • I bdrm. furnished Apt. Util. Included Clow downtown, M3BM9/tv. HUB* S A N F O R D - 1 bdrm. with to plus HEP security _________ Cad m s -uta_________ SANFORD. Clean I Nice. 1 Bedroom, IMS a mo. or tto * wh.PIvtdop m » l U N F O R D • I bdrm. cottage with front porch Complete privacy I SIM par week plus MSO security Includes utilities Call M3 m s 88—Apartments U nfurnished/ Root HEADTHEQUIET1I Single story ttudlo, I A 1 Bdrm. Apts. Many extras level storage spec* I Quiet, ceiy community 1 Nice landscap Ing. On sit* manageri who CARED Starting at 1319/mo SAJIfOtt COURT... 323-3301 SANFORD walk to P erk A * I 1 bdrm. eptsf Porch! te l wk. vtd pd.-ME-SiM COLUMBUS ELECTRONICASSEMILER Able to read schematics. Ex per fence In breedfaoardlng and light assembly. Lake Mary, ____________MS 9144___________ e FITTER FABRICATOR e Top pay tor your skills) Rood blueprints and tack welding. Stable company hiring today I AAA EMPLOYMENT TW W .llth St. 131-3174 F U L L E R BRUSH R E P S needed Small starter klf tee. BUY or S ELL! 1191-9*11 ' * GENERALOFF ICE # eCLERK* Excellent variety spot In Sanlord! Casual office needs your diversify today I Clerical sklllt lakeII) Banafllil AAA EMPLOYMENT to* W. P th St, M3-I374 71— H t lR W a n fiM JACKPOT $250 ■M N ■M X 5250 5250 A l l GAMES 5 so RIMMUM OF 5 IM S 550 A U M TNURV a SUN. 7 P.N. 2504 OAR AVENUI SANFORD A A HARD n e w * * ROSECLIFF APARTMENTS New 1 bedroom apartments, lor UIO. W/D connections, screened patloi end extra storage d ow l. 1147 sq. II. Located on Lk. Mary Blvd. Call M l 1915. Equal homing opportunity I________________ CLE AN 1 BDRM. 1 bath, washer, dryer, screened petto. In Sanlord. SOS plus wcurlty Call M4 14*9 or 4441491 C inA U tiM A tV U iU o A Ah&ntmu&l iprffaeww f HO* Lakt Mary Blvd ianterd r Cabtavition Indusbias I* Making an amarlancNd I SPACIOUS 2 BA 2 MARTS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCVII Job dittos Induda Trout)to-shooting' and swoop aHgnmant ot cablB systems. Must ba an axparlancBd cabla tochnkdan wRh tocbnlcal axpartonca. Vshlcio and loots proHdBd. PoaMon locatad In (ha graMar Orlando araa. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ II you hava tha fBQuirad expatlenca and I i *p p f) fcvpB.'iarKifc------- W Call 321-0584 ■ J a a u t iH it a 1595 Stata Road 472 Daland. FkJrida 32723 a m o v e in s p e c i a l * * 1 MONTH FAEE ★ OPEN MON. FRI..SS SAT. 131. SUNDAY 11 _ 0 P E N .J 1 O U IE _FRQ M i l l . . SATURDAYI LAKE J E flN lt APTSt 1 bdrm ap li wilh C/H/A Iron. 1140'mo includes water A gas Broker 313 3734 I BUY AND SELL MORTGAGES NATIONWIDE. CALL B I L L A T ( 407)111 3)17 71-Help Wanted WOOD P A L L E T REPAI RS! Tools. PU truck, home repair shop, bendable rag'd...MI-MIS EARN ISW-I19M WEEK) Stuff envelopes at ham*. N* ceil I S IN O SASE to: Golden Dis­ tributers, PO Box 171Sit-C, Corawl Chrtstl, TX 74417 1314 * ACRYLICGLAZERS* NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX OEED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, that Thomai G A. or Mary L. Welth. tha holder ol the following certillcatoli) hat Hied Mid certificated) tor a lax daed to b* limed thereon. The certlll cat* numberd) and yeard ) ol Itiuance. ttw deter IpIIon ot Itw property, and Itw named) In which It wet a lie n e d li/ara ai M towf Certificate No. 1001 Year of Ittuanca: l to5 Deicrlptlon ol Property: LEG SEC 03 TWP JOS RGE 31E S d O FS E W O FN E WOFSE1* (SAC) Namet in which aitetied : SharonR Joyner All ol Mid properly being in the County ot Seminole. State ol Florida U n len tuch c o rtlllc a to d l ihall be redeemed according to law. tha property detcrlbed In tuch certificated) will be told to the hlghetl bidder at Itw wait Iron! door. Seminole County Courttiout*. San lord. Florida, on the 4th day ol May. itol. *t II A.M. Approximately 5115 00 caih lor fret it required lo be paid by the tuccetilul bidder at Itw Mle Full payment ot an amount equal to Iha hlghetl bid plui applicable documentary ttamp ta u t and recording leet It due w llhln 14 h o u rt a lter Ihe advertited time ot ttw tale All paymenlt ihall be cath or guar an teed Inttrumenl. mod* pay able lo ttw Clerk of Circuit Court Dated thu nth day ol March. i**i ISEALI Maryann* M ona Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By TlnaM Taylor Deputy Clerk Publith March J* A April 1. *. It. IN I DED ID 111 Hr. • FT/ PT • Company training • Rapid Advancement • Dealer position Call today l-»iM a a -)iii ADD TO YOUR INCOME SELLAVONNOW CALL M1-S4S9 or M3-OM Amtricifl S K u ritj Firs! Inc. P o s l l l o n i a v a i l a b l e for Telemerketor*. Full or Pari Tto. No experience h erniary. Exc e l l e nt p a y . Apply in perion 10AM 4PM: 111 Feder­ al of Seminole Bldg , it*. M l, H I W. lit. SI. Sanlord.________ ATTENTION w R N V L F N ’i * Make a dilferenc* In your life A the life ol others. Com* work with utl 11 Hilllim n Health Cart Canttf 322-1565_______LO.L/H CONSTRUCTION ALL TAAOCS Accounting & Tax Service INCOME TAX SERVICED Prep. Charges 1194O-EZ.1I0 1944-A, 114. ION, tto Electronic Filing, to il refund AS LOW AS 111.9111 KRISTI DAWN COMPANY MO He. Hwy 17/91 Lengweed * * CALL 7677502 * * TAX A ACCOUNTINOI Small business consulting! Qualified • lull SVC accounting 3431171 Local/Caribbean T*14S/HR 1 4070l)9499Tol*nl BulldanF** Additions & Remodeling CAIPENTENS RANTED BILL STRIFF Custom Hemes |RR001)3« KITCHENS. BATHS AOOITIONS 407 *93 7411 Mull have hand tools and transportation. Call M0-4III Appliances NEW/USED APPLIANCES Tomorrow's Agriculture... Today’s FFA! Exploring <b* frv w tlm o f A frltcU oe*. Buy/1*11 * Recend/Cuaranteed HOME APPLIANCE— 322-3SS3 THE GREAT AMERICAN I INVESTMENT Carpet/Upholstery Cleaning______ 4 OAK FLOORINO* 15 30 sq. It., wood Instaltod A llnlshodl ^Fr*o**Hm*to^Cil^l9jl»*J^ Cleaning Service CATHY'S CLEANINO SERV­ ICE Retorsnces, reasonable rates. Llceneedl JMlI M l 7470 C LE AN IN O ANtlvT IRONINO. reasonable rales. Y r year Sanlord rasktonl 334 M il C LE AN IN O Spring Cltanlngl Wash windows. Iin* cabinets. wallpeperl 4*1*34*___________ * Hargis Cleaning Service * Speciallies In o llK * cleaning I 14 Hr. Service M7-M7S JOY'S Cleaning Service. Rates from SIS A up. lie . bond A ins Res/cdmm ...... 154-4447 TEAM CLEAN HOME AND OFFICE CLEANINOI 10 yrs exp A reliable LOW rales FREE e lf M4-41M Building Contractors Electrical MARK M cCARTY gen con Irector Remodl ling. Res * Comm CGCD44303MI MTS NEW. REMOOEL REPAIR HOMES. OFFICES. STORES All type* construction Ret/Com 111 4431 LO. Aaliid. CICSI94M BOOTH ELECTRIC Rasvden llal'Com m ercial Fra* astl i f uaocwijv * )) m i Carpentry CARPENTRY. Home rtgairs. remodel . Decks. Sheds A Garages QUALITY! n t » 4 * CARPENTER All kind! of home repairs, painting * ceramic lit* Richard G reia.... H I 31)1 aOORS SHAKE OR SAG? U.S. r i e SAVINGS Handy Man Moving A Hauling FAINT, yard work, roof/house cleaning, rescreenlng, window cleaning and repair*. 199 )14) a a a H A U L IN O .yird fraih . appliances, furniture, trash ol any kind! Richard...... 171-7743 X P R E S S M O V IN G A D E ­ L IV E R Y 1 bdrm apt. SI 1193; 1 bdrm SI1S 9S com plat*! Call tor dateils! 1944713 F A IN T , d ry-w a ll, flooring, carpentry and miic. repairs Raasanable/Freeest. Mi l 311 Carpet/Upholstery Cleaning L O W M P T D J X F P . PRE V IO U S SOLUTION: " T o o Mill* liberty bringi stagnation, and too much brings ch o o * " — Bertrand RussoB NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTAX D IE D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, that E. Lamar Sharp. Ihe hotdor el Iha following cer­ tificated ) hat Bled Mid terllll c ite d 1 ter a tax dead to be diued Thereon. The certificate n u m b t r (t ) and y a a r l t l ol Itiuance. the deicrlptlon ol the property, and the nam ed) in which It wet alien ed lo/are at follow !; Certificate No. IMA Year o il nuance: IN * Deicrlptlon of Property: LEG SEC I t TWP » S RGE H E BEG D 9S.49 FT N OF NE COR OF SW I t OF SW h RUN N J110* FT S 71 DEG » MIN 1 SEC E M l.91 FT SWLY ON CURVE 171 FT N n DEG U MIN S4 SEC W 7M .ISFTTO BEG <3.311 ACI Name* In which a lie n ed : T*l Kuan Seng A ll o l Mid preparty being In the County ol Seminole. Stele ct Florida. U n le it luch c e rtific a te d ) than be rede*mid according to lew. the properly deter Ibed In mch certificated) will be told to the hlghait bidder at the wait (rent doer, Seminole County CourthouM. Sanford. Florida, on tho am day 01 April, m i . at ll AM . Approximately 1111 00 caih tor toe* It required to bo paid by Iha tucceuful bidder at the M l* Full payment •< an amount equal to Ihe higheat bid plot applicable documentary ttamp laxet and recording feet 1* due w ith in 14 hour* a tta r the edvertiMd lima e l the Mle. All payment* ihall be caih or guar onfood imtrumont, mad* pay­ able to the Clerk ol Circuit Court. Dated m il 17th day ot Febrv ary. IN I. I SEAL! Maryann* M orn Clerk el the Circuit Court Seminote County. Florida By: TlnaM.Taylor. Deputy Clerk Publloh: March!. II. I 9.M . IN I DED-la P M X H a n 71— HtipWiwttd Legal Notices W* level Itoors and specialize In water and termite d*meg* IS yrs exp 407 444 MM Bait A Tackle MARC AN TH O N Y'S! IS4 W SR414 Winter Sees Fish/hunt Iks. Worms M% *HI M l S91* Fence Sharp Fence) lit Rat* work LOW pricel Free est Wood. c h o )n lin k * r e M i^ llig * l^ ^ General Services HILL SVCSI Hi pressure water cleanin g! Carports, peels, IwmatTraihrrmwiaiMe^ir Handy M an C A R P E N TR Y , M ASONARY painting and hi* work. Free esilmatos Llsc'd Call r o - c m Home Improvement A L L HOME Im provem ents Me lor remodeling, doors A trim. IS vrs 444 3363, eves M. LUCIE A SONS Carptnfry R e m o d e lin g A r e p a ir s . Cestem trim A cxklnetry. Lk'd/lwsl 13 yrs. exp. Call tor FREE ESTIMATE44M74-7I1I Home Repairs A A M LEVELINOI W* Fix Feendattons. wood tram* A block t Free estl males 434-3911 HOMEOWNER'SHELFER Knowledgeable. Exp'd. Reas aCarpanfry a Plumbing a Electrical eDrywail. M l 794) RON COLLIER'S R*m*daliiigl Carpentry, rooting, painting "N a fob fee sm alll" Ml 44M Land Clearing OLANO CLEARINO, aBACK HOE WORK. eHAULINQ. CALL ROCKY. 1341344 Painting CAMPION Custom Painting In lorlar/axtorlor. Depend* ble/Ret's. Dave. M l 1013 4*ap«r Hanging P R O F E S S IO N A L P A P E R HANOER BEST PRIC ED ! 10 Yrs.exp. Free est.M l 34*9 Paving Akins Paving A Const., Inc.. Asphalt, concrete, FREE t il. ! Lie. 9 ins. m-1114 Pressure Cleaning AFF0R 0A9LE HOME CARE • Average Sue House .......343 a Average Sile Root ....... 34) a Driveways e Pool Decks • Pro E itenor Painting • Lk'd. tin s 1 *04111 4311 Lawn Service Satellite Repairs A Q U A L IT Y CUTSI Owner monaged/operetedl Area res Res/Comm Freeest M l- ltll COMPLETE Quality Lawn A Landscaping. Tree Service A Irrigation, competitive rates. Ire* estimatesSunny'sm 7119 ATTN: SATELLITE OWNERSI W* sve all makes ol Salollift Sys Fail service, reasonable prices! .... 4*7 Ml M97 ECHOLSTREE i LAWNSVC For dependable, quality lawn cereal LOW rales! Ml 119* Lawn Car*. FREE est 1 Christian HrshgMof. Esc Service! Evenings i l l *rn LA W N M A IN T E N A N C E Weekly or 1 lime service Low rales Call Tern ........ 111411* Masonry TWP MASONRY. Brick, block stucco, concrete Renovations L k ’d bins Ml 1444/134 t i l l JAYN E ’ S MASONRY. Block, brick, concrete, toolings. Rea mnabto Ratosl 1M-14M Tile T N T TILE 4 MARBLE C om m ercial, resid en tial Small inslallalions lo com plat* renovations Licensed * Insured Til* available below retail 1 Free eslimales! Call 447 4441334 *r 447 li t 1*1) Tree Service ECHOLSTREE A UkWNSVC Free tslimalasl Fair Prictsl Lk... lav..Stump Grinding. Toot H i m s day *r ml* "Let The Pretosswnals de i f F A M IL Y TRE E SERVICE. Trees down and gone! W* beat any t*l. I L k . and In*. 4494111 .1d rv rtis c Your Hu.sinrss i . r r r y P a y For Is /.wr l.v >’7,7 P rr Month. C a l l f la.ssifird. T JJ Jtitt �n Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, March 26, 1991 — SB n — Apartments U n fu rn ish ed / Rent Unfurnished/ Rent IIS— Industrial Rtnlals )4Jto SQUARE FT.,W/Leedirig M M IH E r S M U M C , L*k * Ada 1b d rm ..... MUSmo O W m o a ia , DORCHESTER APTS Rent/OptionI Lake M ary, largo executive heme, micro, fireplace, screened porch, sprinklers. IMO/DISCOUNT I Iwn ito c* Beatty, MMBM ItNTALS, RENTALS l a t e Mary I t M m Call between HAM 3PM $2» HOW til SWUM. 1 bedroom J bath avallabla SANFOBO Apt. tout*. a M rm . MOO, ] bdrm. U7J plm d a p .Q u la ta ra a .m m i SANFORD. Lg I btom. UU/mo p lu s d t p . C/H /A. p e a l. laundry, tale/qulef tt lto M SANFORD. I bdrm., adult* only. No pat*. All elect. air, 743/mo 4130 deposit 123 M1B W INTER Spring* • 1 BRlVs ba Budget Plan m m *ln S1I5 II * employed! 1 kldt/tmafl pat* oh. t it Lori Ann Lana. Contact Nancy, Apt IM 3P-BH1 101— Houses Furnished/ Rent Homo* In ail * lm . *lartlng from O N par month. In Do Ilona. No Mo to tenant I AbMal W Baallu' — ITf I U a iM * SANFONOlBRwot/drySMS LK. M ARY Spac log* 1/1 fence I Prei ldewtlat Creep....... M l a m SANFORD • torhlM ei l/l. ap pi lancet. Utt/mo LAKE M ARY Two »lory, 1,100 * q ft 1/1'y. a p p lia n c e *, garage, lanced yard. 47M/mo PAUL A BETH OSBORNE VENTURE I PROPERTIES __________X11-47*4 SANPORO AREA. 1 bedroom. I bath. 0 4 ) a month and U U >oc. Mo pet*. ito-nto_________ SANFOtOAGEOtttTOWN SANFORD 1 bdrm. IV* bath, weo par month plu* security Cell n i l too after aPM J BDRM., In Sanlord. 4273 par month plu* tacurlty deposit. ^ ^ lo H jr T P M H T IM T ^ ^ ^ ^ 103—Houses Unfurnished/Rent . RBNTTOOW NI 1 bdrm., air, SIMP down. SMO a month ***-7107_____________ 1 BDRM I J RATH, central H/A. near Somlnoto High. SMO par month plu* tocurlty HI-MM 105- DuplexTriplex/Rent DELTONA, nice clean 1/1. CHA. a v a lla b la now ! 14M mo. w -e te o is e a r w t-r e M a a DELTONA 1 bdrm. home, large yard. Nice and clean. S41S par month plu* tacurlty. _________ Call IIP MM_________ LAKE M ARY 111 S Country Club Rd. 1 bdrm.. 4400 per month piut deposit. 431 IMS LAKE MAJtT/HIDOCN UUE ESTATES Baautltul 1 bdrm. 1 bath on eul de-sac. Screened porch, fire p la c e , double ga ra ge . kid*/pet oh.......................S7?J M MSM or eve*. t l l t l U Athaaed Phillip* lac. LAKE MEAT 1 bdrm . 1 bath, 1 car garage, jaccuil. fenced yard, ml tec. ly it e m Rent w/optlon to buy H i m mo fflto a * NEED A 1 BDRM or J Bdrm. In DELTONA? Largetalectlonl PRIM AR Y REALTY. .. 17*-I7» SANFORD, downtown area. I bdrm. t!7J a month. Plu* tocurlty depo«lt W0-77S4H1 SANFORD - 1 bdrm. I bath. A/C, carport. U tt par month plu* tacurlty. Call M l TWO SANFORO - Lg. cloon I bdrm. C/H/A. carport, avail. April I, U V iM .IM H C .llM M 107— Mobile Homes / Rent S A N F O R D , n lc t lurnlihed. mobile home, eenlort pre 115— Industrial _______Rentals______ A A A BUSINESS CENTER • Now ollko/Wh**. MO tl. to 1.4*1 II. Bay* with a t w/o oilier* tlarllng at tlM/mo y.17/tlASR417 e iijjr m * ""Si deck, 1 phot* power. H M per UK ft *B7 HT-B311 FIRST M O N T H S REN J N e w ly R e n o v a te d ! New C arpet A V inyl!, New C elling Fan • New Vertlcala • New M ini Bllnda Call m m RIVEROARS Deadad access to SI. Johns river) 5 or 10 acre*. Owner financing with to % dawn. 10 yr. loan. Celt tor term*. ■arty R e a lt y . .. .......... 7744*44 m-tm 247 ACRESEAST SR4B Make 1 tile*, toned County A-l. Public wotor, OK lor mobile home. Reatonabl* down, taller term*. tltJOO 117— Com m ercial _______ Rtnlals_______ e lengw eie Prime Hwy 4*4 * 1 office* I CAR LOT e lie avail I RUBY'S AUTO IA LB 1.J1M M 7 FLEXIBLE TERMSI 1100 I F. Bldg Sullebl* for wiy type butm o il...H U M 7/11> *4*-3454 CALL BART COUNTRY Creek, (urn . T J T Ik. view, mirror*, weih/dryer. **30 mo. City Mgt....... 477-4111 LUXURY CONDO Tutcewlll*. I bdrm. ivy both, 1 ter. polio*. nepef*. t41Bplu»(Np. 1*4 4*71 157— Mobil* Hornet/Sr Ir I. 141— Homes for Sal* 127— Office Rentals BRAND NEW OFFICE BLDO 4M i*. ft. fa i m iq.lt. OC-1 IO N I NO I Mev* In Igecial...........m*/nw. CALL............. ..............Hl-toSO 1 SMALL RENTAL OFFICES Very reatonabto 11X1* For detail*, call now! H I *375 141— Homes for Sale First Tube Beyer'i Special Sanford, settled neighborhood 4 bedroom brick homo. 1,700 *q III Only II.*00 down and 1470/mo II you quality lor 7.71% fined rale bond money!! Special Sale Price! M 13*.*00 Call Braitan Oreen Ham** Ha-Mil ar tail tree 1 H*-M* *313 BATEMANREALTY Call Janet Manifietd Day*. U l-IIM Eva*. H I 7171 AA Carnet. Inc. G n tu i yn BEAT THE RECESIION1 New home* from 137KI Model open, C A C Heme*-**4-tH344* BONDMONET, 7 3/4% POSSIBLE 11,700 GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE Assumable no qualify loan* In lha*e area*! Choc*# home* from Semlnole/Oranga Voluiia/Laka Counllatl IMMACULATE LiSS THAN $3,200 DOWN 1/|U). new root, carpet, paint, ter porch, fenced yd. appll a nee*, garage ..........133.*00 HOUSE ON 3/4 ACRE LESS THAN U.S00 DOWN Zoned Cl. eppllancet, new paint, 3 car garage, l i t . *00 POSSIBLE LEASE PURCHASE NEAR TAIL TREES New cuitom built 3/1. 7700 *q II. on 1/1 acre with tacurlty tytlem . fireplace, appliance*, and pool planned 111*4.*00 IDYILWHDE HOME 15X30 S O U R POOL 1/1. l.n o *q It. on 1/3 acre with new carpal, ceramic til* and paint. 14X70 lamlly room, privacy fenced yard with well and sprinkler lyitem. 1114.100 ST. JOHN’S AND LN MONROE 5 acre eilalel 4/1, 1300 tq It., cutlom built. 1177,*00 UREMARY LESS THAN 53,000 DOWN 3/1, living, dining, family room *, fenced yard, new paint, carpataodtll*. HI,TOO ASSUMABLE NO QUALIFYING LIKE NEWI 1/7. two itory, appliance*, fireplace I Privacy lanced yard with pool *44.300 Include* Screened Pool ------jpecial ftr/u P irwnctng-----_________ Call H I 177* SANFOROl Oraai starter. in vatl. 1/1. lencedl 142.000 Slantlrom Really....... H I *403 GOVERNMENT HOMES AND BANK FORECLOSURES $3700 DOWN INCL CLOSING -•-PlnecneO -J.ft-fiy.lnj, -d r.*],, lamily rm . security tytlem, fenced yard 342 *00 PAlJl K BffH OSBORNf Sff NIIIRI I PROP! RTIIS M ETRO NEAL E S T A T E C O ., IN C . 111 7117 DEBARY, *44,100! 1 yr. new 1/1 on big loll Templln Really. 010 0010; Joanne, art 310* Voiusii/Sominolo Co BANK FORECLOSURES!! CALLCAR LALE E STAIRS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT A REALTY 407 H I 7H1/1H 0370 Sanford la n d in g ’J X S E J ! turn m m 7/1001*4* ml*. You* •••ou ugn on o » right HOP ON OVER to Regatta Shores Apts. overlooking Lake Monroe 1 Bedroom 1 Month FREE CLOSE TO 1-4 & SHOPPING Units Include Wisher/Dryer Connections • Indoor Racquetball • Weight Room •Pool & Jacuzzi •Garden Windows • Fireplaces 23 3 5 W. S e m in o le Blvd. Hw y. 17-92, S a n fo rd REGATTA SHORES On L e w Morrow 323-2628 P r o h m o n a ly Owned A M anaged by FRM Proporbe* Inc. ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Super 1/7, teparaf* In law apt. Many lira * on pretty landleaped lot. Now HtoOOO LIKE NEW 1/1 Country home, S tuper acre*. Fully equipped kit. On* el a kind. Bring hortat **4.000. SEE LAKE MONROE From thlt 1/1. Big kit, pretty wood cabinet*. Fence, petto, tpr Inkier tyt. SI 15.000. SUM DOWN INCL. CLOSING. Why rent! 1/1 ha* eat In kit, lamlly rm.. c a rp el. Own your homel *47.000 WEST SANFORDi/1 On H i acre*, loned lor horm. Near l a. Big great room. Cathedral calling*. * 111.000 WEST OF SANFORD Nice 1/1 on I acre. Eat In kit, big enclosed porch. Patio. B BO. hortat ok. 1*4.000. ONLY M.0M DOWN Qualify to aiaumo Deltona 1/1. Lea** purchase possible. Mo. payment lower then rent 134.000 HEATHROW Prestigious 4/11* wllh 1175 S. F Big screen enckned pool Quality lealuret throughout. _____ REDUCED uo.ee* _ Lest new horna’ ln uncongetttd W a y t l d * W o o d * . 4/1 Skylighted dreem w/pool on 1.7 acre*. High tropically wooded land, tllt.000. CALL AN YTIM E 322-2420 321-2720 ISIS Pork Dr., Santord 141 W. Lake Mary B!.. Lk. Mary • % 0 w 3 5 d * HIDDEN L A K E * * O V IED O * • Custom built. «ac. area, 1/1. 1/1 acre, assume mortgage 1117,*00 Gary Larwead 143 4140 ar 1*1-*4*1 Century II Ovted» Realty T o u r C o m p le t e ly R e f u r b is h e d A p a r t m e n t w ill In c lu d e t h e s e fe a tu re s J j Z K C apartments W e list and sell more property then anyone in the Greater San fon lla ke M ary area. • Charming 4/7. lamlly rm . Iplc. motivated 171.400 IS'2BedroomApis.Available 3 3 0 .5 2 0 4 REALTY, I NC. {.'I 1/bl FROM 1300 DOWN NEEO SPACE* S/l'y, room fo growl Only 134,130 STENSTROM I l l * .000 BUILDER'S SPEC HOMES D E L T O N A , 1/1, c a l In kitchen, 1 car garage, 144.100 • New Carpeting • New appliances • New land­ scaping & renovated pool • Refrigerator, stove, dishwasher & garbage disposal •Cable TV hookup Newly refurbished clubhouse •Tennis court •Lake swimming & fishing •Laundry center •Professional on-site management •Volleyball ASK A B O U T OUR /O A 4 M MOVE IN SPECIAL 141— Hemet tar Sale PINE RINE CLUB! I l l Bdrm Condo* available from 1471... S.E.C.M. Inc., Lie R e jIE s la to B r a k ^ lM M * 199— F*ets 4 Supplies EASTER BUN N IES' Bring own cage or boa. Call After 3PM tor direction* I M M7M EASTER BURNIES’ M Each. Caff H1T741 ■ A S T IR B A B IK S III BABY C H I C K S I t . S O t o S J. DUCKLINGS41 to S3. • •W A N T E D * a . Golden rad Portion kitten, paper* not ja e o t t a ^ ^ a t h ^ lM lt ^ ^ 3 M - Registered Pets AKC CHOW Pup»H*. 1 feme tot. 1 male*. Black t W/papars 4 shots ItM negotiable *44-7411 er«*4M H D abBI*erR tek W H IT E S C O T T Y . W e * t Highlander. Spunky male. 4 month* old Shot* and papers Atfclnq SlOOM4-1111 201— Horses R E A L ESTATE realtor..............m-tm 121— Condominium _______ Rentals_______ LOWEST PRICE IN SUBDI­ VISION! 3/1 spilt plan In Middleton Oek* large eel In kitchen, lanced yard. 17*,*00 $100 O ff Paved. Lake Markham Rd. 113.M0 Stenstrom Raally. Jahanwa m - lt o l/ H im e Cen'l Sen? We'll lette II lor yeut Chladl Realty to YEAR FIXED ORANOE AND SEMINOLE COUNTIES ALSO BANK FORECLOSURES ORANOE. SEMINOLE VOLUSIA COUNTIES 1,1 and 4 badreem heme* * 1 Bedroom Special ATTRACTIVE NEW HOME Site Ideal tor slngto (amity home. Cltywator.SlQ.Oee. Stoaab esq NaaWy H YH to 0NE+ ACRELDn CENTURY21 ★ BOND MONEY 7 . 7 5 % * • A FFO R D A B LE MuotTlME M ate with p K o r. 153— AcreageL o ti/S ale lit-R e a l Estate Management 321-0759.............. 321-2257 • C I.E A N e ir $ w « w * i IQ. FT. Building, leading deck, w/1 phat* power, j acre*. M l. )-BM-»4>-»U Lie. Reel Estate Broker 7*40 Sanlord Ave N IC E KIT 'N'CARLYLE® by Larry Wright The Prudential F lo rid a R e a lty ORANOE COUNTY - 1/1 O ou b ltw lde an . « « a c re * ____ W. MaHctatetkl ............ ............. m -m i SAVE 0MI NEW It t l HOME SI WNV P A Y RETAIL? 14X7*. WAB0.14X70. lt*AMM>-S70e 1 « » l 1 BR 1 BIB. All new Inferior, and. parch A util rm. Sacrlllca I H i .000 H l-llto ItoB toX Il PARK MODEL RV • Oatoaa htodetl Florida room <teX3l). Kitchen eppl.. C/H/A w/heal pump. Shad. Must *all due tolUnest. 110014* 159-R m I EtfatR W i nfeef iw H D ID N Y I Houoet in naad of repolrt Sdsartst Reatty, RealtorJH-IM7 1*0— Business ______ For Sole PAPERROUTEFORSAU Tw o Sanford aroa p ap er routes lor tala. Owner financ­ ing. Sarlout Inqulr let only. Call Gary........ ............ H ftlto i 1*3— Waterfront Property / Sal* ST. tOHN'SRIVER 100 tt. riverfront. I aero treed I 1 bdrm. home plu* spa plu* l bdrm. gwetl housa S10,000 below'toappraisal. CALL MYRA. 7*7 MIS The Prudential Florida Realty ^ 2 *E £ 2 !2 *j2 0 w n o £ L n A **o o 1*S-Duplex for Sale Q U A D R A P L E X . Q u ie t neighborhood. Now roof, new thing >*47.000 IH e eie 111— Appliances / Furniture A/C't - 17.300 BTU. J yr*. old. 1230; 4.700 BTU. 7 mo. old. SIM. 7,300 BTU. I yr*. old. Make offer................ M l 4057 • ANTIQUE fill tap labto. wllh llna Inlay design. 14" lilt lop. 1*3-.................... Cell M l H U BJ’ S RESALE We Buy/Sett Fenrtture A Col­ lectible*. Including Estate* MW S. Santord Ay*., Hl-744* • DINETTE Sal. table to " X to " -■.v-M podded t » » - Can dellvar, Hl-toto______________ a ENO TABLE, brass ami glass. Llkanew.UO H I 03*4_________ • FREE Oefe Fireweodl Bring your own taw. 1111411________ • OOLD FLUSH Davenport, e ic. condition on caster* 173. Call morning*............ H I-1*14 • ''K R O E H L E R '' L e v e te a l, cream velvet with teparet* throw pillows. *1007*7 » l * l LARRY'S MART. IIS Sanford Ave. New/Used turn 4 eppl. Buy/Sell/Trade....... Hl-41 H. • SOFA - 7 It. long, brown and beige herringbone, good cndl Hon. 143...................I l l 4*33 SOFA and leveteal. (grey) good condition *450, E eh am ai crulM. HOP Call 110 0774 SPEEDQUEENWASHER Heavy duty. whit*, like new 1*3— Television/ Ridlo / Stereo W ITH YOUR ewn S atellite System, yeu wetek HBO. Cinema*, ESPN, CNN A ever IN ether channels tor let* than tn/me. Leas* purchase p re g ra m a v a ila b le . C oll 741 *7*3— 24 hr retarded mess IBS— Computers a e M AY FO R S A L E Ie e BAHIA. 11.30 belt. FENCE btdg. A Repair I H l-H t I eves NORSE FOR LEASE - Deltona •roe t i l l par month _________ Call H I 071__________ 231— Curs CLASSIFINDIRS SAVE time. Let us malchyour request with our computerlced LISTol VEHICLES!! FR E E IFR E E I CALL 4C7 773 3443 OUTSIDE ORLANDO 1-4*4441-3443 * * Dew* Burke Auto Seles * * Low as 1177 down! Low pay mentll m m *1W-I4*7 * LON DOWN * • No Credit/Poor Credit a No F inanca Charge • Sam* Day Delivery Buy Her*. Pay Here! PHTLLIS-CAR CENTER ____ » 3214414 ★ • PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION e EVERY TUES. A FRI. 7:30 PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION • Hwy. *1. Daytona Beach __________144-733431)_________ TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO M O N E Y DOWN except tax. lag, title, etc 1(47 FORD ESCORT Aulo. •Ir, low miles, one owner I Only SI to S3 per month I Call Mr. Payno, j M B 1990 ACURA INTEGRA 211— Antiques/ Collectibles IMB ART DECO Bdrm Salto. Hd/tfbrd.. dr*tsar, mirror, beitprgs. matt. *4M HI1*4* 213— Auctions 17 FLYMOUTH COLT. S i p M . tint windows, lupor stereo. Good cond. Good for student! HIM. *43-1*731. msg 219—Wanted to Buy MB Aluminum Can*..Newip e per Naa-FereoM Metal*......... Olati KOKOMO..................... H l-IIM Mother A Daughter Contfgndenettan. Appt. H l-4»*l Iran* 222— Musical AAerchandise • OUITAR, new (Chicago) S73 H 7IM 7 223— Miscellaneous S U Y » » ......SELL.......... TRADE HUEY'S CROWN FAWN ___________ m-47**___________ A N T IQ U E P U M P O ROAN. 1133; CO M PU TE R . Tandy 1.400 HX with monitor, print or, and mouse. 4400 or boil otter....................Call 174 4743 ATTICS, OARAOES cleaned and hauled away I Usually tor the good and bad Plu* pay for anything ot value in eicess ol w ork. F ro o * » t . I l l - 7134 Anytime I____________________ CLEAN AS A W H IS TLII *5 oil lit V isit! A ll era**. Lie.. bonded Inal AHordabl*«*4-n3* DESERT STORM CARDS Sett ol to. 111. Call Richard. I l l 34*4 • ELECTRONIC FLASH Unit, slides over your camera New *14 to/asklng I7 00OBO ___________ 111-471*____________ •E X E R C IS E B YC YC LE Sear*. Sturday stationery bicycle, eicellanl condition 440 H I 701*. ask lor Either a EXERCISE BIKE. Prosport ergomaster, electronic l i t ! New 4100 Sell 430 377 4*74 • FREE FREEI Firewood 1 - _ tr 'l«L J r r * * ._ S aw , ..M l‘ 1. end. haul away at your own risk! ____________H I 3171___________ • LADIES "Kenny Rogers" Western boots Sll* 7'sM Lt. blue, 1" hael. Worn oncol Cost 4170 Sell tor 4M 33144*3 M AO N AVO X STEREO . T u r n t a b lo . 1 c a i i e l l * . AM/FM, C O . SIM H I-731* QUALITY CONCRETE WORKI to yr*. *ap*r. Pallas, drives. *ti. Fra* E ltim attil 374 3*31 • SKATES. Girls sic* a. white shoe skata*. w/carry bag 4 Speed Wheals 413 H3 1403 • T R E A D M IL L Non motor Ired Very nice 443 ____________111 *47*___________ • T Y P E W R IT E R , Personal Seleclrlc with stand U0 eves and weekends 11*4711_______ WEDDING GOWN SoulheTn style, pal* pink, w/*tl ac cessoriesl 5l 7/**100 *43 773* 3 WHEEL-3 SPEED Bicycle Good con dition Schwinn make *73 H I *374 Good condition GREAT CAR I 114.(00 Call H3 3744__________ 77 FLYM OU TH . Salon, good cond. To the highest bidder I 3H 417* Alter S:toPM 44 C H R Y SL E R L* Baron. Ac' AT, MUST SELL! SIMOOBO H44433 233— Auto Parts / Accessories COMPLETE Ford 3M 4 cylinder o n g ln o w ith a u to m a tic Irensmisslon. 1273 obo ’ 77 Ptwto, 447Sobo 372 3434 MUNCIE M31 4 ip . Blow Prool bell houi., tlywheel clutch and prats pit. SIM 344131* 235-Truck 1 / Buses / Vans Sanford Motor Co. I l l ) JEEP ORANO W AOONEER EXTRA CLEAN) 4 cyl. aulo, air. stereo. 4 wheel d rive ! t owner! |4.*WHI 4M3________ TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN except lax, lag. lit)*, etc lto* CHEVY PICK UP Auto, air, stereo, one owner I Only *17* 74 per month I Call Mr. Payno. 373 2133 1(44 1/1 TON SILVERADO, extra cab 4 wheel drive tl0.«00 ...................... 333 44*4 lf(1 CHEVY S14 Blater. - Hr", PS PB. AM FM cast . AC. auto Exc. cond Owner II nanclngavallablel 114,300 m i3 « e 238— V ehicles W anted_______ WE PAY TOP I I I lor wrecked cart/trucks! WE SELL guar anteed used parts AA AUTO SALVAOE etPeBery, 444 44*0 239— M o to rcy cle s a n d B ik e s 1*44 CHEVY DUMP TRUCK. Dump workil Needs enginework 4400 OBO 172 1471 1*12 YAMAHA. Black A Grey, — n e e d s «■ wax* A lvti. Sail 11 4100 OBO IH 3HI it*: MLRCURT 10PA4. Auto AC, Well maintained, new engino 41*00127 3421 ____ I I ' «00 HONDA low mileage Runs great! MUST Still! 4400 OBO H I 4711 241— Recreational V e h icle s / C a m p e rs TERRT TRAILER 71 74 II root air. sleeps 3 Eilra nice' 47, WO Call 377 717* 74 FRANKLIN Travel treiler. II F I. ml I ' X 2*' heated I I room. Incl shed 13000 MUST Still . 4*4 toW 243— J u n k C a rs e CASH * FOR YOUR JUNK CAR OR T R U C K II A N Y CONDITION 111 *0*«/m 714* ISTOP Dollar!) Paid lor lur,. cart, trucks. 4 wheel drive Anycandllwn............... i n Site Ken 'Rummel G ET TO K N O W LOOKING FORK HOME? Watch Your First Month's Rent Disappear... P O O L • F IT N E S S C E N T E R ■ S A U N A S T E N N IS & R A C Q U E T B A L L C O U R T S & M O R E ! EXTRA LARGE 1 & 2 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE Call F o r Details 321-6220 / lu r r y ! O n ly .1F e w Left 2 Bedroom Special $ 4 0 0 ° ° Per Month For Your Convenience We Are Open Monday thru Friday 9 - 6. Saturday 10 2 and Sunday By Appomtmeni GENEVA GARDENS APARTMENTS 1505 W . 25th S t., S a n f o r d 322-2090 Pleas* 1*1 me help Call Bob Grttory, REALTOR leetl U444** e r m tie* NEAR LAKE MART BLVD.I 10 acres fenced, nice home, slabl*. wk shop, greenhouse, plus mobile home Some fl naming. 1130.000 ta rty Realty 774*444 ONLY 17.*00 Assumes J/Hi. 1 car garage, lanced 1750 tq tt AC Oil Lk Mery Blvd Pool, tennis, lake 711 ISO! Quinn Realty • Lake Mary Laketrent * 140.000 below appraisal I Full in law suite, million t view. acreagel.................. turret) e Dup i l o s e *33 000 4 Iff. ICO 0 3 Bdrm. Beauties* Loads of •■trot! Longwood. Santord. LakeMary • Assent* Ne Quality * Spotless 1 bdrm .Winter Springs *41. SCO • Santord a 1 great buys under 130.000 e T A N D Y model O M P 105 printer wllh connector cable *173 H I 4414 187— Sport i n g Goods « 4 V ; » 1987 D O D G E CO LT 1986 C H E V Y M O N TE C A R L O -S S " T U N T U R I ROWER. GOOD CONDITION! 3*3 Call H I MTV AFTER 4PM_____________ HATCHBACK. BRIGHT REO. 189— Office Supplies / Equipment___ *1680 *5280 APPLE III Campultf. Toshiba Copter w/terttr. NO REA S O N A 1 LE O F F E R R E FUSEDI______ 131 3*to WOODEN DESK med brown tone, w.beveled glass lop 7 d raw ers 1130 311-1*4* III-! 1988 C H E V Y S P R IN T 1974 D A T S U N P IC K U P 191— B u ild in g M a te ria ls A LL STEEL aUlLOINOS al dealer invoke. 3 000 fo 30 000 tg ff Call eel to) 1741 collect CLEAN FILL ch eap transport at on AUTO. A'H LOW M K S LOWIOW matmcnts *3680 t tops . a u power RARE CUSTOM TRUCK MUST Sf f *1980 BVYim isibol PAYHERE!*35 A WEEK 321 3663 (24 hours) Dirt Cheep! M F. I M l M. IH 4447 SANFORD/LAXE WAIT AREA 193— L a w n A G a rd e n 198 5 M A Z D A 626 D X CLEAN UP Tlmel Yards, lawn care/landtcape Ret/Comm Free t il A rt* residen l.m IW1 FUUVPOWfAlD MOON HOOf CAMPE R TOP, A ll POW41 R LOW USES WONT LAST *3288 *9480 1907 C H E V Y C A V A L IE R S/W 1988 T O Y O T A X TR A C A B Family neighborhood 3 to chose from in high eO t and mid 70 s Call tor more infer mat mn i HD REALTY 2601300 SHEPPLEV REALTY. Bealters Thinking ol Selling? Call For Free Market Anatysitiyi Tee* 151— Investm ent P ro p e rty / S a le TOWNHOMES BETIREE SPECIAL! tt tdbO twdroom ynift. « fO » l fraMm cily pjifh Qtntf And M f uft Will1 Mill1 'ind'viiduAlly or pAtkAg* M o d u s .for quick SAL*' M t fOOBy d*n*r Cam m AA*; 1988 G M C SLE RIDING MOWER Craftsman M in elec start, thp ♦ pick up baskets Used 1 seasons1 Needs beitery 4300 H I 7111 Alter I. 195— M a c h in e ry / Too Is LAROE SNAP ON BOXES New SnapOn glass bead cabinet Ext cond Call 33*e ll)_______ lOMMACS. AUTO . AlH. IQAOCD 4 WHEEL DRryC GREAT ALkhNCi. GREAT LOOMNO *4180 *6980 199— Pets & S u p p lie s HIGHWAY 17-92, SANFORD BEAUTIFUL Female p>f bull 1' r mo . eert and fail cropped all shots and lags 4<M Days 3** 4H1. Eves 13*713* (1/2 mile North ol Lako Mary Blvd.) Easy lo find from anywhore In Contral Fla. Phono (407) 321-7800 O f (407) 628-9779 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, March 26, 1991 Weigh benefits of a hip replacement DCAJt DR. OOTT: I need hip replacem ent but have heard many adverse effects can follow (lie surgery. Please sdvtae. CFL.VO/ W H A T ) BRINGING A R E YOU POlHB/MV REPORT HKREV TO TH E V GUESS WHO X GUESS HEd GOING 17 | WHO HE'S M E TOO/ \ RIGHT WHERE'S Ybim 1 HERE RETORT? y N rfv— I4 A 1 D T W 1 S IS 0 D W U M 6 THINK PIP THE GOING MOST YfcflK? / TO I DON'T BOWL '^ T B O N U U b 'J ^ r C When patients reach the stage o f needing hip replacement, they are usually very uncomfortable. They are In constant pain, can’t walk and experience disabling stlfTness. An artificial Joint can b y Charles M . Schuli solve these problems. Therefore, before deciding on surgery, pa­ THAT 5 NICE TO ll e n t s m u st w e ig h the rlsk/beneflt ratio. Are the risks o f HEAR, BUT I TAKE hip replacement less than the EVERYTHING HE benefits (loss o f pain. Increased SAYS WITH A Independence)? This decision Is 6 RAIN OF best made between the potential l CHOCOLATE y recipient and the doctor, who knows the details o f the case and Is familiar with the proposed surgery. T o give you more Information. I am sending you a free copy o f by Howie Schneider my Health Report ’ ’An Informed .. , -------- Approach To Surgery." Other r AND I FEEL THAT 1 HAVIN6 A D06 FOR A FRIEND CAN MAKE AN ORDINARY LIFE A BEAUTIFUL LIFE.. rUl IT lAJ (HE THE-NEWSPAPER REJECTED HIS AD WHATS THE. MATTER WCTH JUJU kJUULJ U U U U 'J U J UkJkJU U U U U J U J klUJLSU LiLSLlU J U U J U LJL3U u u u I1G U LJUUU •JLIU'JUUU UUJLJU JUkJ y u u u kill UU UkJLJfJ kJUJULJ UkJU iJULlL'JU U IU J U U U J □ U U U LlkJU JUkJ U U U I I JI I JU UkJUU U U U U J U U □ kJUU UUL 1U UUU In some patients, the metal hip Joint may come loose: the ce­ ment that holds the prosthesis in place may weaken or the portion o f the artificial Joint that Is attached to the leg bone can become dislodged. This requires surgery to re-anchor (or replace) the prosthesis. The other adverse effects, such as an allergy to the acrylic cement, are rare. W T A M IU U T E , A * © I 'M C O M DRAM R B A PR R : There are two primary complications o f hip replacement: dislocation and prosthetic failure. Since artificial hips are not as well-designed as the real thing, they sometimes don’t hold up as w e l l as n a t u r a l hi p s . In particular, the ball portion o f the ball-and-socket prosthesis may slip out o f place, causing hip dislocation and pain. This can be corrected without surgery, how­ ever. by traction under anesthe­ sia. PETER G O TT.M .D should send 91.25 with (heir names and addresses to P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland. OH 44101­ 3369. Be sure to mention the title. iJ l'J I.’K 'l hi n r IJ F . ll. il « • Stomach 9 Construction besm (2 wdt.) tO loyal 11 Inclint 17 Fled 19 Heart 23 Uhewlae 25 Author — Rand 29 Computer acronym 27 Merry adventure 29 — Khayyam 29 Fixed quantity 31 An opera 33 Booty 33 Opposite of • w w [][]| J « i i ir 38 — Fleming 40 Short sloop 43 Largo edeeore 44 AccL 49 Mghiandor's r r 0 ii readers who would like a copy rjrth e P ersonals sectio u ... ^ AAEER? both W e s ts led the s ix o f of declarer's losers. diamonds. The first South won ( 0 1 9 9 1 . N E W S P A P E R EN The last 20 years have seen a with du m m y's diamond ace. 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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>, March 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/104395f2fc8426117d35d046b57775d4.pdf 4c090cd1e4b1f04272fff265d224499e PDF Text Text N E W S D IG E S T High-tower record tied Cellular phone company erecting 250-foot tower IN S ID E ________________ □ Sports Two to go By NICK PFBIFAUF SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Monday Night Polar Bear Slowpltch Softball League will come down to a two tcum shootout between the Tim Raines Connection and Lambert Erectors. SeeP age IB Herald Staff Writer □ Florida Economic growth on the move GAINESVILLE — David Lenze. co-author of the 1990 Florida Long-Term Economic Forecast, said state growth will be the slowest since 1940 In the four most commonly used state economic measures: employment, real personal Income, per capita Income and population. See Page 2A □ Local Parade route approved SANFORD - The Desert Storm Support Group Parade Chairperson Penny Loughan reported that tin.* route for the parade had been approved for homecoming veterans of the Persian Gulf War during their regular meeting last night. Sec Page 6A B R IE FS Terry named city administrator LONGWOOD — Donald L. Terry was named as Longwood's new city administrator Monday night, following a day o f Interviews, meetings with various department heads and a special meeting of the Longwood City Commission. Terry, who has been city clerk since 1978 had also been serving as acting city administrator since the dismissal of Mike Abels last year. He was one o f four candidates who made pres­ entations and underwent a series of questions d u rin g a m eeting w ith the co m m issio n e rs Hwald Photo by Tommy Vlnconl John Horcher operates winch to raise equipm ent to tow er workers. SANFORD - The skyline In the western part of Sunford Is ubout to change with the completion o f construction on a 250-foot-hlgh tower for BellSouth Mobility. The construction of the new tower by Casey's Tower Service of Or­ lando Is nbout Iwo thirds complete on Narcissus Avenue. Just west of Rand Yard Road. A erew member said he expected the physical work on the steel part of the structure might be finished by the end of tilts week. BellSouth Is a cellular mobile phone service offering 24 hour automatic service throughout this area of Florida, and Is one of the largest companies o f Its type In the South East United States. Although the company already oITcrs service In the Sanford area, the new tower will enable this scrvluc to Ik * greatly Improved. Mark Fuller, ccncral manager for the four county Orlando district said. "W e expect to put that new tower Into operation on April 1." He explained. "A t the present time. BellSouth has been serving customers In the Sanford area from a tower near Winter Springs, but the new structure will give them better coverage." Fuller said his company Is building a similar lower at this time. In Clermont. "They are both very rapid growth areas." he added. Steplejacks assemble support and braces high above ground. The Sanford City Commission approved construction on Nov. 1. Although the new tower Is in a farming area. It Is located within the city limits of Sanford Depending on how the height Is measured, this could be the tallest lower in the Sunford area. Frank Vaught, manager o f Radio Station WTRR in Sanford said Ills tower, east of the city on Celery Avenue. Is Just three feet shorter at 247 feet. "But when you add (lie height of the light beacon we have on top of It." he said. "It ends up iM’ing 250 feel tall." \ If it’s not broken, why try to fix it? yesterday afternoon. A b o u t 12.000 curs travel the narrowed stretch * ' follow in g'th e acsiUn-.-the coowtixsfon held.a __ By LAURA L. SULLIVAN of 25th Street every day. Decker has said. f C a n we beg the c o u n ty not to " HarsTj^Tah-Write i ------- ------------ -------------------formal meeting and ease a split decision The road was built In the 1950s. when few -leave - 25*h- Street the-w ay..it ..is fr-ttcLi Commissioners Anderson and Perry voted -jmn'idnrt focJcfldunMn.g_cars jm d most SANFORD — One ol Sanford's thoroughlares a gain st T e r ry 's nom ination, saying they n o w ? J toads were built with narrow lanes'. The furies o if " " wasn't broken, city officials are pleading, so why believed some of the other candidates might 25th Street were built to be only 11 feel wide, -M ayor Bettye Smith Is Seminole County trying to tlx It? serve the Job better, but Mayor Hank Hardy and with no medians or left-turn provisions. Sanford commissioners said Monday night the Commissioners Hefter and Lovestrand voted in Two weeks ago the county rcstrl|>cd the road county’s lest o f a three-lane 25th Street isn't change. favor o f Terry's nomination. with two 13-fool through lanes and a 12-root turn "Can we beg the county not to leave 25th Street working. The four-lane street has been temporari­ lane. Three-fool shoulders on either side leave the way It is now?" she asked City Manager Bill ly narrowed to two through lanes and one Iclt Organizational meeting set turn lane between U.S. Highway 17-92 and Old Simmons, who said he would relay the com ­ room for right-turning traffic, pedestrians and bicyclists. LAKE MARY — The new seven-member city mission's concerns to county officials. All four Lake Mary Road. When the road Is resurfaced within the next Business Advisory Board will hold an organiza­ city commissioners |olncd In Smith's plea. “ I've never seen somebody lake something weeks, road crews will put down permanent tional meeting Wednesday at noon In the East that's working and turn It Into something else." Comity tragic engineer Steve Decker was not striping — lor either four or three lanes, Conference Room at Lake Mary City Hall. 100 Mayor Bcltyc Smith said Since the road was ijvailatile for continent this morning. After the depending on the outcome o f the test. W. Lake Mary Blvd. narrowed, she said, her home has been I i o i i i llrsl few daysol the test, however, be bad said the Decker has said the county may conduct a The seven-member board was created by the test appeared to tie working barded with phone calls complaining about the similar study on Sanford Avenue. city commission earlier this year to study ways o f Improving the city’s relationship with the business sector. The city commission selected four members and the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce chose three members. They are: and I'artln Elementary School In • 190 students who now attend • HH students who now attend • Mark Ambach. project manager for Arvlda Oviedo. Lake Mary Elementary School. 132 W oodlands Elem entary School. • Dennis Coureon. First Seminole Bank presi­ F o llo w in g a p air o f p u b lic Country Club Rd. In Lake Mary, will I-I2(> E.E. Williamson Rd. In Long­ dent hearings the board lias decided lo wood. will attend Heathrow next a tte n d H e a th ro w E le m e n ta r y • Terry Duffy, past president of Seminole go \vlilt Plan A in reassigning year. The students are all those who School. The sitidt-nls are till those B y V IC K I D b S O R M IER County Board of Realtors Sanford and Lake Mary students lor who live In Lakewood, north of live in the area from the south Herald stall writer • C. William Harkins, of Harkins Development Heathrow Elementary School. Greenway Boulevard, south of Lake entrance o f W ingfield Reserve, Corporation LONGWOOD — The Seminole Way Road and west ol Lake Park "There has fieett much public north on the west side of Markham • David Ligler. Lake Mary I’uhllx manager County School Hoard decided Iasi support for Plan A ." said Ken llnvlo. Drive, including all side streets W o o d s R o ad to th e p r e s e n t • Fran Sledzlnskl. of Stromberg-Cnrlson night which o f two rezonliig plans li area director o f elementary educa­ which exit on to Lake Park Drive. Woodlands attendance zone bound­ • J. Craig S|>cnrinan. strategic planner. wants to adopt In an effort to realign tion. Also, all students who live In the ary. including all homes and side attendance zones to till Heathrow Plan A calls lor the following Higgins Terrace housing project will streets which are on the west side of Lane closed again tonight Elementary School lit Lake Mary changes m attendance zones: Markham Woods Road. See Schools, Page SA ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS - Crews will disrupt traffic along Interstate 4 between State Roads 434 and 436 again tonight to prepare to build a $3.1 million four-lane bridge over Interstate 4 at Center Street, renamed Central Parkway. Work Is expected to be complete In February. The right, outside lane of castbound 1-4 traffic and the right, outside lane o f westbound traffic will be closed fmm N p in. tonight until 6 a.in. School attendance zone plan wins approval Plan A picked for Sanford-Lake Mary After two months, half of Sanford’s residents recycling By LAURA L. SULLIVAN From staff reports Herald Stall Writer IN D EX Brldgs.........................0B Classifieds..........4B,9B C om ics.......................0B Crossw ord................ 0B Doar Abby................. 3B Deaths........................SA D r. Oott...................... 0B Editorial..................... 4A Florida....................... 2A Horoscops.................OB Movlss........................3B Nation.........................0A P s o p ls ........................... 3B Pol le a .............................3A School Menu............ 3A Sports.................. 1B,2B T e le v is io n .................... 3B Weather..................... 2A Sunny and warmer Sunny and warmer with a high hi I tu­ mid to upper 70s. W t n d h e c o in l n g southeast It) to la mph F o r m o rs w e a th e r, i t s Page 2 A SANFORD — Participation In Sanford's d iy recycling program Is still ai about 55 p erm it In its second month, according to city Public Works Director Jerry Herman During February. 60 24 Ions ol 1.120.56 tons ol solid waste collected by the city were recyclable materials. Herman re|M»rtcd. Tb.it ligurc Included 39.52 tons of newspaper. 15 51 tons ol glass. 3 97 tons of plastic and I 24 tons of aluminum, he said Curbside recycling In February reduced the city's haul to the county Inndllll hy 5 4 percent. Herman said I li.it reduction saved Inc >itv $903 60 III landtlll lees, lie said Curbside recycling purtici|Mtlan has lingered at about 55 percent since hills for recyclable materials were distributed In late December i'ltv erews tx-gan collecting recyel.ibles in January Part!c!|>alloti in some outlying subdivisions Is as high as 80 percent. Herman has said. In central Santoul where trash pickup Is done trom alleys iM-hlnd homes. Herman said, participa­ tion lias Imcii lower liccuusr homeowners most remember to place recycling bins in front ol Ihclr homes Alleys are too narrow lor equipment on recycling trucks, lie said Herman said In* Is working on an cducaiiuu program to Increase paritci|Milon among Sanford residents True c o lo rs lauralynn Loughan (loll). 7, and Noell WolM. 7. color during lasi night's Operation Desert Storm Support G ro u p meeting Loughan s sister Traci Williams is a reservist stationed in Hvivld Pbolo b« tommy Vlncvnl Saudi Arabia and W o lffs uncle Scott W olH returned last week trom serving aboard the U S S Saratoga H om ecom ing festivities for troops are in the works See story. Page 7A �jlji.lW P p ilijji^ H H P Ig in W .n W 2k — Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida — Tuesday, March 12, 1091 W EW s FROM TH E R E G IO N AND ACROSS THE STATE Econom ic growth predicted Visitor suffers head injury after fall FORT W ALTON BEACH — A spring break visitor from Memphis State University was In critical condition with a severe head Injury after falling from a third-floor balcony, authorities said. Tim McCage. 19. described by witnesses as a fraternity pledge from Memphis. Tenn.. fell Sunday night at the beachfront Sandman Motel Apartments on Santa Roaa Island near this Florida Panhandle city. "H e was crawling from balcony to balcony, starting from room 300. cleared the first barricade and tost It between 301 and 302." said Okaloosa County Sheriffs Deputy Whit Hannah. Witnesses said they found him face down In the three-story motel's parking lot. bleeding from his ears and not breathing. He was resuscitated and taken to Humana Hospital In Fort Walton Beach. Hospital spokesman Todd Leach said he remained In critical condition Monday. Electronic stores target of burglars JACKSONVILLE — Police say burglars who smash windows and make off with televisions, video cameras, VCRs, computers and scanners ha/e hit 14 Radio Shack stores 30 times since Nov. 1. In addition, some other electronic stores also have been hit. Including Quality Auto Stereo ft TV Inc. and Rolling Sounds, police suld. "W e were hit three limes within 10 days. I'd get called In the middle of the night, watch while the window was being replaced and then clean up the mess.” said Jim Havard. manager of a Radio Shack In Mandarin. Police have arrested two men and charged them with one of the Radio Shack burglaries, police Detective Jesse Tomlinson said. Darrell Glen Bennett. 18. and a 17-year-old male were arrested Feb. 28. Police found Radio Shack equipment In the house and are comparing It with serial numbers to see If it m a t c h e s th e s t o le n e q u ip m e n t . T o m lin s o n s a id . By 2000, Florida will offer 1.4 million new jobs to 2.8 million new residents GAINESVILLE - While the 1990s may see the slowest growth In key economic yardsticks since pre-World War II days, Florida's overall growth will remain more vigorous than the nation's, a University of Florida economist said Monday. David Lenze. co-author o f the 1990 Florida Long-Term Economic Forecast, said state growth will be the slowest since 1940 In the four most commonly used state econom ic measures: em ploym ent, real personal Income, per capita Income and population. That growth will generate about 1.4 million new Jobs over the decade, adding $66.9 billion to personal Income, raising per capita Income by $1,809 and gaining about 2.8 million new residents, he projects. Moreover, employment growth for Florida Is projected to be 2.4 percent per year through the 1990s, compared to 1.2 percent for the nation as a whole. "T h e growth In the 1980s was very heady, more vigorous than most other places In the nation. We're not going to see that again. But It's still going to be stronger than the 1940s. 1950s and 1960s." Lenze said. The forecast Is a compendium o f econom­ ic statistics through the year 2000 for the state's 20 Metropolitan Statistical Areas and five non-metropolitan areas. F lo r id a 's e c o n o m ic c o m p o s itio n Is expected to shift during the decade, Lenze said. The percentage of Jobs In the retail trade, flnance-lnsurance-real estate and services sectors w ill continue to grow, while the percentage o f Jobs In the goodsproducing, transportation-public utilities and military sectors will continue to decline, he projects. Lenze, associate director o f UF's economic program, said the health care Industry, as w ell as business-related services, food stores, printing-publishing and eating and drinking places w ill provide about 575,000 new Jobs In the 1990s. By 2000, total personal Income In the stale will have Increased more than 37 percent compared to 1990 figures, from $178 billion (in 1982 dollars) to $244.8 billion, according to the UP forecast. The forecast, which details historical and projected data for both the state and Its regions. Is published annually by UF's Bureau of Economic and Business Research. Fort Myers will be the fastest-growing metropolitan area In Florida In the 1990s. with growth rates for real persona) income and Jobs ranking at the top o f the 20 MSAs In the state, the forecast says. But Tampa Is projected to show the most absolute growth. "Tam pa already ranks first In population, has the largest num ber o f Jobs and generates the most income o f any metropoli­ tan area In the state ~ as much as $38 billion In total personal Income by 2000.” Lenze said. F iv e a r e a s (T a m p a . M ia m i. F o r t Lauderdale. West Palm Beach and Orlando) are projected to have more than $20 billion In total personal Income by 2000. Only three areas (Tampa. Miami and Ft. Lauderdale) had reached this level by 1989. Labor markets In Tampa and Miami are projected to grow to more than one million Job s ea ch b y 2 0 0 0 . O r la n d o , F o r t Lauderdale. Jacksonville and West Palm Beach will each have at least 500.000 Jobs by 2000. Stone wants DUI suspects held til sober Airship to search for whales TALLAHASSEE - An educa­ tion leader critical o f a bill designed to Increase school ac­ countability called the measure a n o t h e r e x a m p le of m icrom anagement. A second lobbyist dismissed It as a "blank contract.” But their comments failed t stop the House Public School Committee from voting 16-3 the legislation, whlcn mov n ext to th e A p p r o p r ia t e Committee. In other action Monday, t House Criminal Justice Co mlttee approved a bill that would let a Judge order a person to forfeit a car or boat after a third conviction on drunken driving charges. „ ,T,ty* panel also l)eard from a TA M PA — A whale-like airship soon will be cruising the Atlantic coast ofT northeastern Florida looking for real whales. Jim Hnln. an associate scientist with Woods Hole Oceano­ graphic Institute In Massachusetts, plans to use the blimp to study endangered North Atlantic right whale cows. They travel south from Maine and Nova Scotia each winter to bear their young in the shallow waters off Georgia and Florida. Only an estimated 350 right whales arc left In the North Atlantic. Scientists say the warmer waters off Georgia and Florida are the only known birthplace. So far, 22 whales have been spotted In the nursery grounds — eight cows with calves and six others. Little Is known about their behavior. Haln said the blimp travels slowly allowing a closer look. He hopes to learn how protective mothers arc and how much they m ove around. The blimp Is being donated by Metropolitan Life Insurance Corp. for use through March. Tourists top 40 million TALLAHASSEE — The number o f tourists visiting the Sunshine State In 1990 topped 40 million for the first time In 1990. Commerce Secretary Greg Farmer announced. Overall, the 40.8 million visitors who came to Florida last year represented a 5.8 percent Increase over 1989. Air travel was up 14.5 percent but people arriving by car dropped 1.8 percen t.^........................ ........................................ .............. “ Florida crossed a milestone In 1990." Farmer said Monday. "N ot only did we have more than 40 million visitors for the first lime, hut we exceeded our tourism forecast for the year.” The Florida Hotel-Motel Association reported occupancy rates for 1990 at 69.3 percent, down a bit from the 69.9 percent of a year earlier. w 9l^ Haraid Rioto by Tommy Vtncant Chamber scholarships Southern Bell has donated $1,000 to the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce lor Its Partners In Success scholarship (und. Larry Strlckler (I to r), Southern Bell area manager, presents a check to chamber President Jim Youna, board member Duke Adamson and SemlnoTe High School Principal Wayne Epps. Forty-two Sanford students received the awards last year. Bill imposes campaign tax on media TALLAHASSEE — The way Rep. Jim King secs It. the media would benefit from public financing of campaigns, so the media ought to pay for It. King. R-Jacksonvllle. floated a proposal Monday to Impose taxes on newspapers and broadcasters to raise $20 million every four years for public financing of statewide campaigns. Tlie bill, backed by Gov. Lawton Chiles and House Speaker T K. Wctherell. would Impose a surcharge on government trust funds to finance campaigns. Trust funds are those collected for a specific purpose ranging from manatee protection to education. King's proposal would Impose a 0.4 percent tax on sulcs of newspapers and flat fees of $8,000 annually per television station and $2,500 a year per radio outlet. Most of the money would be returned to media outlets In the form of political advertising by candidates for governor und the Cabinet who accept public financing. King said. From A ssociated Press reports LO TTER Y MIAMI - Here aie Ihe winning numbers selected Monday in the Florida Lottery Cash 3 6-0-1 The wlnnlnQ numbers selected In Ihe Florida Lottery Fantasy 5 were: 39 -20 -3 4 -0 7 -31 Sanford Herald tU S P i M l ISO) Tuesday. March 12. 1091 Vol 63. No 172 Publithad Daily and Sunday, tic tp l Saturday by The Santard Htrald. Inc., lee N French Aye.. Santord. Fla 11111. Second Clatt Poileee Paid at Santard. Florida m u P O S TM A S TE R Sendaddratt changat te T H E SANFO RD H E R A L D . P 0 Bo. 1All. Sanlord. F L J i m Subscription Rates (Daily S Sunday) Home Delivery 4 Mail 1 Month. I l f IS * Month. SJt te I Vear 510 00 Florida Re.tdenl. m u.t pay t \ .ale. la . in addition to rate, above Phone (Ctrl 111 letl. w ho«e In i decident that happened mlnut .fift fj;A « W ;,nt°5 ,cSted. PH LlW V > peel was released. Johnnie Mueller 61 Rockledge.' whose 19-ycar-oid son Chris died In the October accident, spoke for a bill (HB 759) by Rep. Frank Stone. R-Ovledo. Stone's bill would require suspects lo sober] up before they are released bond. Bikers, hikers and joggers may replace trains Asaoetatad Proas LAKE CITY - Hikers, hikers and Joggers may soon by using the corridor through North Flor­ ida where trains once rumbled taking goods from Palatka to Luke City and from the Santa Fc River lo Branford. The proposal to place a 67mlle stretch from Lake City to Palatka along Georgia Southern und Florida Railway Tracks and another to use a 20-mllc aban­ doned CSX rallhrd linking the Santu Fe. Ich elu ck n ee and Suwannee rivers are under con- f People need a safe place to jog or bike. Right now, you’re at the mercy of every car on the road. We need to keep spaces like this for recreation. J -Charles Cornett slderatlon. Some 1.200 people u month already arc using u trail built on abandoned rail property from Tallahassee to St. Marks. About 50 people attended a meeting In Keystone Heights last week to voice their support to Include the Palatka-Lake City railroad right of wuy In the state Kalls-lo-Tralls program. "People need a safe place to Jog or bike. Right now. you're at the mercy of every car on the road. W e need to keep spaces like this for recreation." said retired Navy Capt. Charles Cor­ nett of Orange Park. The trail running from Palatka to Lake City would pass through Clay. Putnam. Bradford. Union and Columbia counties, said Greg Diehl, a trail planner with the Florida Department o f Natu­ ral Resourced. W hile most o f the people attending the meeting favored the proposal, others feared It would Interfere with futurr de­ velopment of their property and restrict access to their land. T H E W E A TH E R LOCAL FORECAST ■XTINDBD OUTLOOK Today: Sunny and warmer. Highs In the mid to upper 70s. Wind becoming southeust 10 to ------------ 1r ------------ ’ ------------------------15mph. T o n ig h t : lie c o m in g p a r tly SAYURDAY SUNDAY FRIDAY THURSDAY cloudy. Low In the mid to upper WEDNESDAY Sunny 96-72 FtlyCldy 78-so PtlyCldy 7B.S0 PtlyCldy 80-55 Sunny 8 3 .6 4 50s. Wind soulh 10 to 15 mph. W ednesday: P a rtly cloudy with u chance of showers or thunderstorms. High In the mid TIDES STATISTICS MOON FHASKS to upper 70s. Wind south 20 lo 25 mph. Haln chance 30 per­ T h e high tem perature In W EDNESDAY: NEW cent. LAST Sanford Monday was 68 degrees SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 2:45 March 16 u.m.. 3:00 p.m.: Maj. 8:50 a.m.. Extended forecast: Clearing M archS and the overnight low was 37 as and cooler Thursday. Low In the 3 reported by the University of 9:10 p.m. T ID E S: D ay ton a 50s Thursday and highs mostly Florida Agricultural Research Beach: highs. 5:43 a.m.. 6.01 In Ihe 70s. MosUy cloudy Friday and Education Center. Celery p . m . : l o w s . 1 1 :5 2 a . m . . with u chance of rain. Lows In Avenue. ------------ p.m.: New Sm yrna FULL FIRST the 50s and highs In the 70s. R ecord ed rain fall for the Beach: highs. 5:48 a m.. 6.06 March 30 March 23 period, ending 9 a.in. Tuesday, p . m . : l o w s . 1 1 :5 7 a . m . . FLORIDA TBNFS totalled O Inches. ------------ p.m.; Cocoa Beach: The temperature at 9 a.m. highs. 6 0 3 a m .. 6:21 p.m. Fct U today was 58 degrees and HI CUy 00 AJ Apalachicola M Tuesday's ovrm lght low was BOATING BRACK CONDITIONS 44 00 17 Daytona 6*ach 43. as recorded by the National MM 00 FI LaudBaach » 00 a n Weather Service at the Orlando F o rlM rtrt Daytona Beach: Waves are 2 St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet is 00 Gamot villa if International Airport. Tonight: Wind soulh Increas­ feet und semi glassy. Current Is 00 n 40 H g n w ItH ing to 15 to 20 knots. Seas Other Weather Service data: 45 00 IS Jacksonville slightly to the south with a water building to 4 to 6 feet. Hay and [ M onday's high.................70 00 4t If K*y W*tl tcmi>cruturr of 62 degrees New 42 00 n lakeland Barometric prcssnrc.30.I3 Inland waters hemming choppy Sm yrna Beach: Waves are 2 and 00 94 Miami SO In exposed arras. ( Relative Humidity....62 pet 00 24 AS glassy. Current Is to the north, PfAMCOM W « u l, 44 00 W in d ....... Southeast 5 mph Wednesday: Wind south to It w ill) a water temperature of 61 CO n 27 Tellehetke* [ R ainfall..... .................. 0 In. southwest 20 to 25 knots. Seas 5 degrees 00 40 To v p t At to H ft. Hay and Inland waters Today's sunset.... 6:32 p.m. 44 00 V»<o Beach 4A T o m o rro w 's sunrise....6:38 rough In exposed ureas. Scat­ A Palm Beech 4t 00 99 te re d s h o w e rs and th u n ­ derstorms © NATIONAL TIM F S T»mp*f alurtt Indicate prevlout day! high end overnight kiwtolp m ESI. Ml La Prc Oflb city Anchoreg* in U 05 Atlanta AS 15 cdy Atlantic City 41 it %n Baitlmora m 40 51 Billing* IS » 01 cdy Birmingham 44 10 cdy Bitmarck U 11 cdy Bona 41 51 cdy Bo*ton 41 11 01 cdy Burlington. VI is 11 elf Chertotton.S C 41 41 rn Choyonno Jt 10 cdy Chicago 41 11 rn Clav*land 14 14 cdy Concord. N H Or 11 10 Dallat FI Worth n 51 cdy Oonvor 44 41 Or Det Momet 41 40 in Otlroll It It 01 cdy Duluth 70 » cdy Honolulu M 11 cdy Houtton n 51 Cdy Indlenapollt n 11 cdy Jaction.Mitt n 11 cdy Kanvat City 44 SB Cdy La* Vagat 41 45 cdy tall Lata City 44 n 05 m Seattle 45 54 04 Cdy W o report n 45 Or Wathingtan.O C 41 15 m W 'tat Barra m » 10 Wiimmgton.Dol 41 10 m �Sanlofd Herald, Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, March 12, 1991 — 1A F ittin g man a r m tad Terry Judaon Jacobs, 24, of 124 Krider Rd. In Sanford was ■rrested on Sunday and charged with fleeing and attempting to elude law enforcement officers and attaching a tag not assigned to his car. When a Seminole County aherlfls officer tried to stop him for a traffic violation, he allegedly made a wide turn around the officer's car and headed away from the acene. A computer check of the license plate on the car revealed that It had been reported stolen. When Jacobs was later stopped, a search of the car allegedly revealed another license plate, which was also allegedly reported stolen, In the trunk of the car. Jacobs waa transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held In Ueu of $500 bond. Illegal hunting charge made Donald Rena Campbell. 27. of 2371 Greenway St. In Sanford waa arrested on Sunday. He was charged with failure to appear In court on an Illegal hunting charge. A Seminole County Sheriffs Officer made the arrest after he ran a computer check on Campbell. He waa transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where bond has not yet been set. Reclaimed water available soon to some homeowners Anthony said. Studbaker's alleged accomplice. David Alan House. 33. of Mlchalgan. faces almost 15 years In prison after pleading guilty Feb. 6 In U.S. District Court to conspiring to kidnap Jamie Lee. 18, o f Detroit: Rebecca Batten. 17. of Harrison Township: and Angela Bast lanon. 16. o f Warren. The pair ordered the three teen-agers Into the back seat of the car Lee was driving In Trent o f a Michigan restaurant Nov. 24. House said. Bastianon and Batten were dropped ofT In Chicago, and Lee was foufld bound and gagged In a Las Vegns motel room. Sentencing for House is scheduled for April 24. DUI charged Teresa Ann Heylln. 25. of 1910 Malrosc Ave. In St. Petersburg, was arrested on Sunday and charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol, falling to carry her drivers license and failure to maintain a single lane while driving. She was stopped by police when she was wraVlng between lanesoftrafllcon U.S. Highway 17-92 In Sanford. She was given a roadside sobriety test and transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where she Is being held without bond. T t t n kidnapping suspact jailad A second man, caught napping by FBI agents at a carnival In Orlando, Fig., has been arrested In the kidnapping of three teen-agers. FBI spokesman John Anthony said In Detroit. Kenneth Paul Studgbaker. 26, of White Pigeon "w as sleeping when agents found him around 3 p.m." Monday. Anthony said. Studabaker waa Jailed In the John E. Polk Correctional Facility In Sanford and was expected to be arraigned today. He awaits extradition to Michigan to face kidnapping charges. Petit theft charged Johnathan Jermaine Martin. 18. of 902 Holly Ave. In Sanford was arrested on Sunday. He was charged with petit theft and attaching a tag not assigned to his car. A Lake Mary police officer observed the cor In the parking lot of the Lichfield theatre on U.S. Highway 17-92 In Lake Mary. The occupants went into the theatre. A computer check of the license plate revealed it to be stolen. When the occupants returned to the car Martin, the owner of the car. was arrested. A search of Martin's person allegedly revealed a .38 calibre gun In his pants pocket. A search of the car allegedly revealed another .38 calibre weapon and a full face ski mask. Martin was transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held on $ 100 bond. SANFORD - A few Sanford neighborhoods may soon have a way around lawn-watering re­ strictions. The city has completed design o f a residential reclaimed water s y s t e m, whe r e tre a te d wastewater would be offered to utility customers for Irrigation purposes. According to BID Simmons. Sanford city manager also acting as director o f engineering and planning, the service will be offered to homeowners In the w e s t s t d e s u b d i v i s i o n s 'o f Idyllw lldc. Haywood Estates. The Oaks o f Sanford. Country’ Place and Mayfair Villas. After surveying applications fro m In te r e s te d c u s to m e rs across the city. Simmons said, offering the system In those neighborhoods was determined to be the most cost-effective design. Soil type, lot sire and other variables determine costeffectiveness. he said. The city commission Monday approved a $758,000 contract for Installation o f reclaim ed w a t e r l i n e s In t h o s e neighborhoods. City officials have also de­ signed systems for Central Flori­ da Regional Hospital and New Tribes Mission. Simmons' said. City crews would be able to Install those lines, he said. The city’s reclaimed water system Is already on line In city parks and on other city pro­ perties. IN V E S TIG A TIO N S 24 H o u rs 6 2 8 -1 5 0 0 Longwood cops offer bulletin to residents LO NGW OOD T h e Special O p e ra tio n s D iv is io n o f the Longwood Police Department had started offering regular pub­ lications dealing primarily with the Neighborhood Watch Pro­ grams but also Including educa­ tional Inform ation on crim e prevention. Th e Information la free to the public. Longwood Police Investigator Steve Falk is In charge or the publication which he hopes will be released every three to four months. "W e have many active Neighborhood Watch organiza­ tions." he said, "but there are many areas where we have Just a row o f homes with no specific subdivisions or districts where such a program can be started If we can get thetr Interest up. Even If we can't." he added, added. "these people need the Informa­ tion an hom e protection a& w ell." T h e first pu blication was Issued In January. Falk said he distributed It to every known subdivision where organizations have been established, then put copies of the publication In the main office of City Hall as well as at the Police Department, hoping people would pick them up. "W e put out about 3,000 copies the first tim e." he said. The next edition Is expected to be released some time next month. The news letter is called All Points Bulletin, and features Information on how to establish a Neighborhood Crime Watch program, home safety sugges­ tions, special reports on Individ­ ual subdivisions, and various Informational items about the work done In home and business protection by the Longwood Police Department. "O u r main concern ." Falk said, "Is to help those older sections o f the city where they don't have any organizations. But," he added, "there are some subdivisions with possibly 100 homes that ended up with a turn-out of only ten or so when they tried to form a watch program. They need our help as w ell." The printing o f the bulletin Is being donated without charge to the city, bul Falk said there is a need for volunteers to help compiling the publication, and urged anyone w ho may be w illing to help, especially In providing specific community news, to contact him at the police headquarters In Long­ wood. 260-3400. extras to our And that means you. 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Som ething about health care Is special, and we hate to think that Just because a m an has a million dollars, he is golp g to get better treatment than the nejct guy. But he does, especially If the next guy Is poor and uninsured. T h e health-care business Is essentially Just that, a business, not a charitable enterprise. T h at needs to be recognized If w e are to think realistically . about solutions to the health-care problem. Some aspects of the problem are the steeply rising costs, the num ber of people (30 million nationally) w h o have no health Insurance. , and the limited am ount o f public funds . available to buy health care for those people ! and for others whose health Insurance Is inadequate or has run out. W ILLIA M A. R U S H E R W a r p r o t e s t e r s ’ s c a r e t a c t i c s f a ile d The Gulf war zipped by so fast that the predictions or a long war and heavy death tolls are only a few weeks old. and we can conveniently compare the forecasts to the reality. Most of the protesters put the likely U.S. death toll in the "tens of thousands,"’and added a little color to the statistic by depicting the dead as being "brought home In body-bags.” This image so excited certain television producers that they actually sued the Pentagon to force It to allow them to televise the scene at the Dover (Del.) Air Force Base where the dead were expected to arrive for routing to their hometowns. Alas, the war was over before these Emmy aspirants could find a liberal Judge to rule In their favor. The grand prize for sheer Intellectual terror­ ism. however, musl surely go to Claudio Clofn-Rcvilla, director of the Long Range Analy* sis of War Project at the University of Colorado. He hit on the Idea of getUng a computer to tell him "how many soldiers, of all nationalities, will die in the battlefields of Kuwait and Iraq." (Computers don’t lie. see?) With a warfare model based on the patterns of 118 wars fought since 1816, "the computer’s forecast was relentless.” reported Deborah Blum of McClatchy News Service: "Hundreds of thousands dead, with the possibility of final totals creeping over 1million.” Most of these would be Iraqi, but “ the Colorado group — and other experts In war-fatality estimates — think U.S. military deaths are likely to top out at 40.000 to 50.000. Most agree that the Pentagon's casualty estimates, projecting 10.000 to 20.000 U.S. deaths, are too low.” Which Just con­ firms the oldest rule In the c o m p u te r game: "Garbage In. garbage out.” Over on the right, the small clutch of conservatives who opposed the war at least had the good I The sense to be more com puter's cautious In their ca­ forecast w as sualty forecasts. My relentless. J old friend Joe Sobran w is e ly e sc h e w e d statistical predictions altogether and stuck to a gloomy Impressionism: Condemning the "warrior pundits,” he asserted that. “They gaze JACK K Y M Q tltQ U IK * m w ? T h a t Is w h at O regon Is doing. T h e leaders o f the B eaver State a re la yin g d o w n a table o f priorities fo r health care for the poor; taking Into consideration costs and benefits. T h e re s u lt is a ta b le r a n k in g 8 0 8 m e d ic a l con dition s a ccord in g to the cost-effectiveness o f m edical treatm ent fo r them . T h e ava ilab le m on ey (n o w $350 m illion a yea r for 190.000 on M edicaid) w ill be spent on a ll.o f th e state's m ed ica lly in d igen t p eop le fo r those p ro­ cedu res m ost lik ely to p rovide the m ost benefit fo r th e buck. For Instance,, hu ge su m s w ill not b e spent on babies o f e x tre m e ly low birth w eigh t, w h ose ch a n c e o f s u r v iv in g to a n orm al w eigh t Is d isprop ortion ately sitm com p ared to the cost o f th eir treatm ent. If spen d in g such m on ey w o u ld deny treatm en t to poor patients w ith pn eu m on ia, tuberculosis, periton itis or o th e r d is o r d e r s th at c a n be tre a te d at rela tiv ely lo w cost w ith h igh expectation s o f full recovery. Put asid e the pious platitudes. T h in k anew . F ollow th e lead o f those good citizen s and m ed ical m en w hose p ion eer ancestors d e v e l­ oped c o m m o n sense tru d g in g west on the Old O regon T ra il. L E T T E R S T O E D IT O R Letters ii> ilu- editor arc welcome. All letters must bo signed. Include the address of the writer and u daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and tx- as brief as |M>sslhlr.. Letters .ire subject lo editing. Berry's World Slandered salad may talk back BOSTON — If you are traveling through Colorado, watch what you say about the food. Cast no aspersions on the asparagus. Slander not the celery. Don't libel the lettuce. Yelling "cancer" In the middle o f a harvest, says Acquafrcsca. "Is like yelling (Ire In a crowded theater.” That's the classic argument about the limits of free speech. The folks who live In the Rocky Mountain Stale have become unfriendly to the sort of people who might ruin the reputation of a rutabaga. They have a bill, about to face Its last legislative hurdle, that would make It possible to take legal action against someone who knowingly and falsely trashed the turnips. The classic response is that this sort of bill is designed to have a chilling effect. Chilling may be good for a head o f lettuce, but not for the flow of Information. If there's a match burning In the theater, would every critic or reporter have to call a lawyer lo sec when It's okay lo yell "fire"? People could be sued. In the words of the bill, for disseminating "any false Information which Is not based on reliable scientific facts and scientific data, which the disseminator knows or should have known to be false and which casts doubt on the safety of any pcrlshuble agricultural food proudet to the consuming public." With such rn antl-dcfamatlon of fruit, grains and veggies rule. It would be safer to say something against a person In Colorado than against a pear. The orlglnutor o f this peachy new limit on free speech Is Steve Acquafrcscn. an apple farmer and state legislator who has had It up to his Adam's apple with food-safety critics. Ever since Ihc Alar scare left Ihc Mclntoshcs to rot In 1089, many farmers have looked for a pcstlcldr lo feed the critics. Acquafrescu — living testimony lo that ugr-nld adage, "A n Apple A Day Keeps The Sense of Humor A w a y " — thinks he has found It. He says, deadpan, that his bill "w ill provide encouragement for food-safety critics to look at legitimate safety Information." What prrcLscly Is "legitim ate" safety Infor­ mation these days? Health nrws In America bounces front one study to another. Coffee Is In and then out and then In again. Oal bran Is tuutrd as a cure and then becomes a Joke. Cholesterol Is tagged as a villain and then it's divided Into twins: good and bad. Even with solid research. Ihc public has trouble comparing the risks o f Alar with the risks of asbestos. If you are what you eat In America, you are confused. Could you then Ik- sued In Colorado for saying "liteai Is bad for you " or "don't eat eggs" or even "rhentleals can cause cancer"? Acquarresca answers unequivocally without even checking the scientific data. "I don't know." ROGER CLEMENS ON THE MOUND As often happens when people start figuring out new ways to slice and dice free s|>eech. this bill would muzzle alarms as well as alarmists. I ANDERSON Texas pressures NASA for projects GUYlhCfUSEDlDCNL W h at n eeds to be faced, and faced squ arely. Is that h ealth care and the m on ey to pa y for It arc lim ited . A ccep t the lim its, then d evelop priorities an d g iv e ca re In those cases and in that m a n n er that w ill d o the m ost good fo r the greatest num ber. Yet Rep. H en ry W a x m a n . D-Callf.. w h o is ch airm an o f the H ouse H ealth C om m ittee, piously ob jects that the O regon plan w ould set up a tw o-tier m ed ical system , on e tier for th e Insured, one for the uninsured — as If that Is nut w h at w e h ave alread y. beyond the mangled bodies and burning cities In the foreground and see a happy ending on the horizon. I don't.” ' Pat Buchanan did get Into the numbers game, but only Just: "Before we send thousands of American soldiers to their deaths, let's make damn sure America's vital Interests are threat­ ened." The actual total of American war dead over the entire six weeks, as we now know, was 98 — and that Includes not only those kilted by enemy action but those killed accidentally os a result of "friendly fire” and those who died in plane crashes, unrelated to enemy action, that might have occurred right here at home and killed Just as many or more. When President Bush rejoiced that ” we have kicked the Vietnam syndrome," a large part of the reason can be found In the quotations above and thousands of others like them. The oppo­ nents or the Gulf war wildly overplayed their hand, drawing on painful recollections of Vietnam to try to terrorize the American people into opposing future military operations of any type, anywhere. Perhaps the most Important single lesson of the Gulf war Is that the American people aren't that easy to scare. The great majority of them know that tn this dirty world It Is sometimes going to be necessary for Uncle Sam lo use force. Heaven and the Great Pumpkin know, there Isn't a real dearth of lawsuits In America. We don’t need a taw targeted at speech. And surely we don't need one that gives 6 special rights to a new class of litigants: fruits and vegetables. Can II be that the lawyers, having run out or clients, artlooking for, oh. new Twv and fertile soil to — plow? About twenty years ago. Justice C o a t bran is William O. Douglas touted as a put forth the notion cure and then that valleys, mead­ becom es a ows. rivers, lakes and joke J trees should have legal standing. But even he didn't sug gest rights for the mdlcchloand the rudlsh. If a salad can sue because Its safrty has been questioned, how long till It can sue for alternation of affection, or Invasion of privacy, or all Ihc other ubuses and misunderstandings hruped upon Us lowly platter. Indeed, with all the roles against "hate speech" on college campuses. It could soon be Illegal lo spew epithets about eggplant::. As for ihc long-disparaged garlic bud. how long must It listen lo those horrible accusa­ tions without hiring a lawyer? Shouldn't Ihc maligned Brussels sprout have a right to Its day In court? Doesn't the altitude toward onions bring tears to your eyes? Somewhere I ean Imagine whai the lawyer for a head of bmeeol! could dy to the current head of state. So sue me. hut will all due respeet lo the almond erop. the latest Idea front Colorado Is mils. ) WASHINGTON — Texas congressmen are on a scavenger hunt Tor projects to bolster the Johnson Space Center In Houston and are scheming to snatch space agencies from other states If that's what it lakes lo bring Jobs to Texas. Th e lawmakers fear that the National Aeronautics and Space Administration will centralize (he space shuttle program and other NASA projects In Florida and that the Johnson Space Center will fall by the wayside. In anticipation o f that, the Texans are tryin g to persuade NASA to move other projects to Houston. In a t u g - o f- w a r with other slates for p reciou s job s, the T e x a s la w m a k e r s w ill be a formidable foe. especially with a nationwide recession compounding the oil s lu m p T e x a s has been In for years. In a recent letter to NASA Administrator Richard T ru ly, 22 A lu g -o f-w a r members o f the T e x ­ with ot her as delegation urged states for him to m o ve th e precious jobs. J Space Station Freedom head­ q u arters from He­ ston, Va.. to Houston. The Texans told Truly that the move "m akes sense for the space station and for NASA as a whole." But It doesn't make sense for Virginia. Sens. Charles Robb. D-Va., and John Warner. R-Va.. arc fighting lo keep the facility In Reston. outside o f Wnshlnglon. D.C. They have met with Truly lo discuss the Issue, but they may be out gunned by the Texans. The p r o p o s e d m o v e to T e x a s Is g a in in g momentum in NASA. The Reston facility is the brain trust of the space station — a project with a total annual budget o f $2 billion. Parts o f the space station project are scattered across the nation and In three foreign count tics, but Reston Is the h eadqu arters. Space Station Freedom , scheduled for launch In late 1995. Is a manned laboratory in the sky for the study of low-gravity sciences. Moving the ofTIce to Texas would cost at least $26 million, according lo Internal NASA estimates. But the big cost would be the Inevitable delays. One highly placed source In the space station project told our associate Jlm Lynch that the move could delay the launching o f the station by at least a year and possibly Iwo. At $2 ballon a year, that's an expensive wall. Sources told us that NASA could also lose as many as half of Its top space station engineers who would refuse lo move. T h e m ove would also contradict the recommendations o f a string of government commissions that said Ihc headquarters for Ihc project should nut be alongside one o f Us primary manufacturing facilities. That is the reason that NASA moved tlx- space station headquarters from Houston to Reston In 1987. Now. only four years later, all signs point to cuts at the Reston facility. Special language In this year's budget specifies some bett-tightening ut Reston. but there Is no such frugality spelled out for the Johnson Space Center. Instead, Congress found $10 nittlfnn for improvements to.the Johnson visitors* center. A NASA spokesman told us that nothing has been decided yet about ihc move, and that II was untlkrly all of the Riston functions would go lo Texas. Fiscal wisdom should dictate what happens lo the space center headquarters, but It appears more likely that pork barrel politics will make the decision. A LL IN THE FAMILY - Tlx- trial of Winnie Mandela has muddied politics In South Africa. Her husband Nelson Mandela has become the symbol of moderation. In a spirit o f give and lake, he Is negotiating an end lo apartheid and ho* agreed to halt the guerrilla war against tlx- white government. �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, March 12, 1991 — ■ Sanford’s future plan advances B y L A IM A L . tU U J V A M Herald stiff writer ___________ SANFORD — Copies o f the 12 elements or the city’s compre­ hensive plan lined the back wall of Sanford City Hall free for ihe taking last night, but there were no takers. Land use maps Incorporated In to th e p la n c ir c le d th e auditorium neats In the com ­ mission chambers, but they served as only a backdrop for the city commission’s brief dlsmission of the document. And no one came forward to speak during the last public hearing on the document before It is submitted to the state Department of Community Af­ fairs. With such little' fanfare. the nearly 1,000 pages outlining Sanford's growth were set to undergo intensive review by the state. The plan must be sub­ mitted to DCA by April 1. The commission set the second and final public hearing on the doc­ ument for September. Under the IB M Qrowth Man­ agement Act. all Florida cities and counties are required to outline growth through compre­ hensive planning documents. The plans show how communi­ ties arlll support new develop­ ments through roads. Infrastruc­ ture and services. Sanford adopted an Initial of Its plan in 1967 and Schools-------C s s t l s i i d from Page 1A revised tliat plan last year. The plan the commission authorized for transmittal to the state last night Is a much more detailed version of the Initial plan, said City Planner Jay Marder. * "A ll the pieces of the puzzle are ... in your hands," Marder told the commission during last night's hearing. Sollh and Associates, an Or­ lando planning firm, helped the city compile Its comprehensl vc plan. be aliectcd. • 7 8 students who now attend Idyllwildc Elementary School. 430 Vlihen Rd. In Sanford will a tt e n d W ils o n ’E le m e n ta r y School. 985 Orange Hlvd. In Sanford next year. The students are all those who live In Pebble Creek, Canterbury and 1-akrvlrw Village. • 4 1 4 students who now in­ tend Wilson Elementary School will g o to Heathrow Elementary School next year. The 164 stu­ d e n ts w h o liv e s o u th o f M a rk h a m R o a d , s o u th on Markham Woods Road to the p re sen t W ilson E le m en la ry School attendance boundary. Including all side streets ofT of Markham Woods Road which are west o f 1-4 and presently In the Wilson zone will make the move. The 250 students who live north and south off o f Grecnway Boulevard from Lake Emmn R o a d to L a k e P ark D riv e , excluding Rcm mlnglon Oaks, including Silver Lake. Sheffield. Wynnwood. Wyngate. Colony Cove and Greenwood laikcR will Census confirms America’s rich ethnic mix Associated Press Writer_________ WASHINGTON - The number o f Hlspanlcs and Aslans In the United Slates exploded In the 1980s. the census shows. Whites had a sm aller share o f the nation's population at the end of Ihe decade, and blacks gained only slightly. The numbers underlined the vast changes in the nation's composition In the past decades. In 1950. less than 1 percent of the country was counted as something other than white or black — 40 years later, it was more than 7 percent. The nation's white majority declined from 89 percent of the population to 80 percent. Blacks remained the largest minority, at 30 million, a 13-percent gain over the decade and 12 percent the choices given on the census of the population. The number of Aslans and form. Pacific Islanders living In the . The richer mix suggests ethnic United States more than doubled politics will be important in the in the 1980s — the fastest- 1990a. with Immigration policy growing group by far. At 7.3 and equal opportunity the hot million, they are 3 percent of the tsiu es, said D ave Slm cox. population. director of the Center for Immi­ gration Studies. Hispantcs grew by 53 percent, "I think as the new ethnics to 22.4 million, and were 9 assert themselves. It has the percent of the nation. effect of pushing the old ethnics People declaring themselves into discovering their ethnicity Hlspanlcs could also be counted and wanting a share or the pic." aa members of a racial group, he said. ■uch as white or black. It was T h e r a p id ly g r o w in g Impossible to say how many of m in o r i t i e s m a y I d e n t if y each race a lso considered themselves more with their na­ ihemselves to be culturally tion of origin, however, than Hispanic. w ith the g e n e r a l c e n s u s Two million people said they categories. were American Indians, up 38 "I think Aslans and Latinos percent from 10 years earlier. are more diverse,’* said Bill Nearly 10 million people said O'Hare of the Population Refer­ they were of a race other than ence Bureau, a Washington re­ search group. "W e talk about Astana, but arpong themselves I suspect they talk about Koreans and Chinese and Vietnamese.” Likewise, national differences among Hlspanlcs are also great. "The fact that those are growing th e fa s te s t In c r e a s e s the diversity of minority populations In general." O'Hare said. The ethnic numbers released Sunday by the Census Bureau covered broad categories that obscured differences within ethnic groups. More detailed ethnic Information will be re­ leased. state by state, beginning In the late summer or fall of this year. Associated Press Writer_________ W A S H IN G T O N R o n a ld Reagan's official biographer says the former president Is "th e most mysterious mail I have ever co n fron ted ,'' and even Nancy Reagan Is bewildered by him. The remarks by prize-winning historian Edmund Morris were made at n closed meeting last October at the White Burkett Miller Center o f Public Affairs of the University o f Virginia. They were published, appar­ ently prematurely. In the organi­ zation's current newsletter. "H e is the most mysterious man 1 have ever confronted, It Is D EA TH S rrf H. W A Y N E BUSH H. Wayne Bush. 77. Cove E states Road. O steen, died Sunday at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Sanford. Born March 11. 1913. in Reynolds. Ind.. he was a winter resident of Osteen from Burlington. Ind. He w a s a c la im s c le r k fo r TransA m crica Insurance Co. and a member of Faith Church o f Christ, Burlington. He was a life member o f Elks Lodge 190, Kolcomo, Ind.. past Monarch G rotto. La Fayette Masonic L o d g e 123 and B u rlin g to n Community Club. Survivors Include wife, Mary; son. Jerry. Boca Raton: daugh­ ters. Jocelyn Griner, Flora. Ind.. Jcrclyn Boiler. Cutler, Ind.; five grandchildren. Brlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford, In charge o f arrangements. F. HOOD COKER F. H ood C o k e r. 79. 109 Highland Cl., Lake Mary, died M onday a l South S em in ole C om m u n ity Hospital. Lon wood. Born July 30, 1911 £ Macon. Ga.. he moved lo Lake Mary from Miami In 1971. He was an electronic engineer and a member o f First United Method­ ist Church. He was a Navy veteran, a m em ber o f Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Club. American Legion. R.W. Ware Billie Class. A ARP, and Method­ ist Men'sClub. S u r v iv o r s in c lu d e w ife . Mildred S.. Lake Mary: stepson, Thom as A. Butner. Lawrenccvillc, Ga.; sisters. Mary E.. Decatur. Ga., Janice Dozier. Columbus. Beth Huff. Belle Air. Connie Perdue. Zolfo Springs; s e v e ra l g ra n d c h ild re n ; one great-grandchild. Brlsson Funeral Home. Sunford, In charge oi arrangements. Impossible to understand him ," Morris was quoted as saying. Morris won the Pulitzer Prize and the American Book Award in 1980 fo r " T h e R is e o f Theodore Roosevelt," the first volume In a projected threevolume biography o f Ihe 26lh president. He has been working on the Reagan biography since 1985, a n d It Is e x p e c t e d to be published next year by Random House. " I went through a period o f a year or so o f depression because I felt that with all my research, how come I can't understand the first thing about him?” Morris said of Reagan. "H e grew more puzzling the The ethnic breakdowns were given to state governments to use In redrawing the boundaries of congressional districts and other legislative seats. INCOME TAX REFUNDS within 4 more I tried to study him. I only ton was answered by a re­ came out of this despair when I cording. found out that everybody else B i l l G a r b e r , R e a g a n 's who had ever known him. In­ spokesman In Los Angeles, said cluding his w ife, Is equally the former president and his wife were out o f town but he did not bewildered." K e n n e th W . T h o m p s o n , believe they would have any director o f the Miller Center, said comment. the writer took part In two As part o f the arrangement sessions, one off the record and with the White House. Morris sat In on many closed meetings one on the record. ” 1 am a fra id ou r p e o p le conducted by the president. Miller said his Interest was Jumped the gun a little bit. because he was supposed to see piqued when, watching on tele­ both versions before there was vision. he saw the "a g o n y " on any release of them ," Thompson Reagan's face as he emerged said. Robin Kuzen, editor o f the from a museum at the Bergennewsletter, said the quoted re­ B elsen c o n c e n tra tio n cam p m a r k s w e r e m a d e In th e during a visit to West Germany in 1985 that Included a con­ on-the-record session. Morris’ telephone in Washing­ troversial slop at a cemetery DELS LA EDITH MONTANO Dclsia Edith Montano, 80, Park Drive. Casselberry, died Saturday at Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs. Born March 13. 1910. In Wilmington. Del., she moved to Cnsselherry from Lakchurst. N.J., In 1957. She was a homemaker. Survivors Include son, John H a tter. M aple Shade. N .J.: brother. Fred Powell. Orange City. Bald w in -F airch ild Fun eral Home. Altamonte Springs, In charge o f arrangements. M ARGUERITE “ M ICKEY" ODELL Marguerite "M ick ey " Odell, 70. 641 County Road 15. Lake Monroe, died Saturday al South Seminole Community Hospital. Longwood. Born Dec. 5, 1920. in Lake Monroe, six; was a lifelong resident. She was u bookkeeper for Fitzpatrick and Hartsock Accounting and a member of Westvlew Baptist Church. Survivors Include husband, Byron A.; son. Richard L. Sr.. Lake Monroe: daughter. Brenda K. Young. Lake Mary; brother, Carl H. McKenncy. Octlta. Ga.: sister, Carolyn Hankins. Lake­ land; two grandchildren. Brlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge o f arrangements. IRA MAE FISHER Ira Mae Fisher, 69. 49 Castle Brewer Ct., Sanford, died Sulurday at Central Hoi Ida Regional Hospital. Sanford Born April 26. 1921 in Lake City, she gloved lo Sanford In 19-12 from Miami. COR1NNE M. RACADIO Corinnc M. Racadlo, 84. 127 She was a homemaker and a member o f Christian Fellowship Plnecresl Drive. Sanford, died Primitive Baptist Church, where Sunday at Central Florida Re­ she served on the Mother's gional HuspilaL Sanford. Born Board. Usher Board and Pall­ Oct. 25. 1907. In Indianapolis. Ind.. she moved to Sanford from bearers Lodge *5. Survivor Includes husband. Los Angeles In 1967. She was a hostess for restaurants and a Joe Fisher. Sanford. Wlison-Elchelbcrger Mortuary Catholic. Survivors Include husband. Inc.. Sanford. In charge o f ar­ Joseph A., Sanford: sons. Donald rangements. Harper. Los Angrlrs. Raymond H a rp e r. San P ed ro. C a lif.; RICHARD MELVIN d a u g h te r. M a rlen e A c o s ta . HAW K INS JR. Richard Melvin H a w kin s J r .. Carson. Calif., sister. Rita Pfaf- 8 H o u rs fo r* 3 0 .0 0 Need yOur return in a hurry? C all us Today, for electronic filing. 4 8 h o u r re tu rn fo r *3 0 °°* F & S Electronic Filing 200 N. Denning Dr., Winter Park 644-9392 •Dank Tt* Not Included Hows: M -F 10 6, S A T. 11-6, SUN. 1M it wars - 3!' V/ ; 11 .-»«*V 11 ■I I !■■■>' 55, 967 W illo w Run Lane, Winter Springs, died Wednesday In Singapore. Born Oct. 30, 1935. In Tem ple. Texas, he moved to Winter Springs from Prin ceton . N.J. He w as an auditor for Mobile Oil Co. and a member of Tuskawllla United Methodist Church. Survivors include wife, Helen D.; son. Richard M. Ill, Australia: daughters, Deborah Veryzer. Ami, both o f Winter Springs; sister. Sara Helmlck Weaver. Espanola. N.M.; two g ra n d ­ children. C o x -P a rk e r C a rey Hand Fu n eral H om e, O rlando, in charge o f arrangements. * ■ FAST Historian says Reagan a mystery to him, and Nancy B y W . D A L B N IL B O N transfer to the new school next year. The latter group Includes (hose who live on the east side o f Lake Emma Road from Boy R oad n o rth to L a k e M a ry Boulevard. •At public hearings In the past few weeks, parents from Sanford and Lake Mary have presented modification proposals regarding Plan A which would Include th eir n eigh borh oods. T h o se modifications were not Included in the plan which was approved last night. District officials used a com ­ puter program called Edulog lo help draw up the attendance zones. Edulog analyzes the numbers o f students. Including Informa­ tion about minority make up. In each neighborhood that could be nffectcd by rezonlng. T h e m o v e s w h ic h w e r e approved last night will put 692 students In the classrooms at Heathrow Elementary next year. There will a 7.5 percent minority population al the school. Heathrow Elementary Is cur­ rently under construction. It Is cxgected to open In November s s s x s flln, R1 Paso, brother. Earl Blanchard, El Paso; 10 grandc h i l d r e n ; 13 g r e a t grandchildren. G ra m k o w F u n era l H om e. Sanford, In charge of arrange­ ments. CECILIA REYES Cecilia Reyes, 66. 257 N. Post Way. Casselberry, died Saturday In Orlando. Bom Oct. 19. 1924. in Colom bia, she m oved to Casselberry from New York In 1990. She was a homemaker and a Catholic. Survivors Include daughter. Martha Ferrer. Casselberry; son. Enrique Wiedemann, Orlando. Carlos Wiedemann. Colombia; sisters. Susanna Puerto. Aura Puerto, both of Columbia; three grandchildren. Dobbs Funeral Home. Pine Hills Chapel, Orlando, In charge of arrangements. W AR REN W ILLIAM SO N Warren Williamson, 69. 411 V lh len Road. S anford, died Monday at bis residence. Born May 27. 1921. in East Liverpool. Ohio, he moved lo Sanford from D etroit In 1985. He was a bartender and a member of First Christian Church o f Sanford. He w as a W orld W ar II A rm y veteran and a member of the V.F.W. * Survivors Include brothers. W ayne. Sanford. Clifford H.. L e e s b u rg . L e s te r . D elton a . James. Detroit. Brlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge ofarrangemenls. COKXR, F. HOOD Fun*r»l tarvlcot tor M r. F. Hood Cokor will bo II a m . Thortdoy al no Britton Funoral Homo Chop*I with the Bov J. u Guorry and tha Bov. Wallace Wlto official log. Inlormonl lo follow In Oaklown Pork Com* Itry. toko Mary. Frltndt may call Wodnotday from a lo I p.m. al tho Britton Funoral Chopol. Britton Funoral Homo, O T T ill, Sanlord. In charge of arrangerriwilt O D IL L , M A R O U IR IT I "M IC K E Y ” Cravat Ida torvlcot lor Mrt. Marguerite "Mickey" Odell will bo I* a m. Wodnotday, March II. al Oak lawn Park Camalory. Laka Mary, wllh Rev Or. Bobby McFalli official Ing. Frlandt may ca l Twetday from J to V p m. al me Britton Funerol Chapel Brluen Funorel Home. J211IJI. Sanford. In charge ol orrangommlt RACADIO. CORINN EM . Cravetida funeral trrvlcet lor M rt Cor Inna M. Recadio. 14, ol Sanford, who died Sunday will bo I) o’clock Wodnotday morning al Evergreen Cemetery wllh Falher Tom Burnt officiating. Frlandt may call al Gramkow Funoral Homo Ihlt evening (Tuetdeyl Iroma Ip.m . Arrangom anlt by Gramkow Funoral Homo. Sanford Surprise... 3out of 4 who file atax return get arefund Chances are that meansyou. So the sooner youfile the sooner youget money back! SM ILEY. RICHARD EDWARD Frlandt end lomily of Mr Richard Edward Smiley, a ol Apt 4. Cowan Moughton Terrace. Sanlord, who died Wednetday. may pay Itwlr retpeclt Ihlt evening (Tuetdayl from a t pm during a Committal Service and viewing In Ihe Sunm e Funeral Home Chapel Sunrlte Funeral Home. 100 Locutl A v e . m 7Mi. Sanford. In charge ol arrangement, WILLIAMSON. W A R R IH Funeral tervlctt lor Warren Will lamton will be I p m Wedrmday at Britton Funeral Chapel with Ihe Rev. S Edward John ton ofliclating Crematm will follow tervlcat Friend* may call Irom 4 to Op m Tuetdayat Britton Funeral Chapel Britton Funeral Home, San lord. In charge ol arrangement! APucac Sarvced Ths PutWcjrcn 4 3-Piece C h icken D in n er njiious ChiHitc I umiu, Recipe or C'n»|»y I’lus Include* two f vegetable, id talads and a( $099 C O G N TR Y C H IC K EN biicuiL Coupon required. Fur a limited time only a; participating location*. 1905 S. 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Parade Chairperson Penny Loughan reported that the route fo r th e p a r a d e h a d b e e n approved. The paraJc. sched­ uled for June 15. will begin al 2 5 th S t r e e t a n d A i r p o r t Boulevard, and m ove a lon g Airport, crossing Highway 17-92 and Sanford Avenue, finishing Just beyond the railroad tracks n ear M e llo n v llle A v e n u e . Loughan said the picnic will be at the American Legion Post 53 b u ild in g , a t 2 8 74 S a n fo rd Avenue. Loughan announced that she had received confirmation that U.S. Army General Lenhardt. who Is stationed In Sheraton, Illinois, has agreed to act as the Grand Marshal o f the parade. During her report, she asked for as many advanced donations of food as possible. "W e hope to serve between 2.000 and 5.000 people at the picnic.” she said. She said. "T h e parade will begin at 10 am. and the picnic will be from noon until 5 pm ." She concluded her remarks by telling the gathering. "L et's make this the biggest and best parade that ever hit this town.” The parade will have a number o f floats for veterans who served In Saudi Arabia, as well as a special float for Viet Nam veterans. As In previous meetings, many family members discussed the latest word they had received from their loved ones overseas. Judy Oabom, support group founder, holds album to be auctioned aa part of campaign to raise money for troops'homecoming cele­ bration. Contrary to the past however, the majority reported receiving word through telephone calls rather than by mall. Several of them said they had heard about the terrible condition o f captured Iraqi prisoners o f war. who had gone several days without food, or were concerned that U.S. forces, especially members o f th e' Marine Corps would treat them terribly. A number of relatives reported their service personnel would be remaining In Saudi Arabia for several months yet. ns members of the Peace Keeping Force. A p p r o x im a t e ly 75 fa m ily U.S. forces may have higher profile in Gulf l y N T I YOST Associated Press Writer envisions a "sm all, deterrent, carctaklng" force. The military's Florida-based Central Commund that ran the war didn't have offices on the A r a b ia n p e n in s u la b e fo r e Operation Desert Shield. But It would be reasonable to k eep a p erm a n en t s ta ff In Riyadh or elsewhere on the peninsula, a Pentagon official WASHINGTON - The Army may keep a command center In the Saudi Arabian capital of Riyadh, and American troops m ay train on the A ra b ia n peninsula os the U.S. military abandons Its traditionally lowkey presence In the Persian Gulf. — ............... . * The ttu'sh'administration's re-' • ^ l U t t b f Y u i i y . appraisal of security arrange­ - A t the Invitation o f a frlm dly ments following the Gulf War A ra b c o u n tr y , the C e n tra l could bring other changes, too. Command could usslst In the coordination o f joint training say current and former military exercises, said the olTictal. who officials. Among them: —Air Force fighters flying out spoke on condition of anonymi­ of air bases In Saudi Arabia or ty" A skeleton crew of 75 to 80" other friendly’ gulf nations for a few months at a time. However, would Ik- appropriate, suggested several m ilitary officials say retired Army Col. Mike Stupka. a flights from Saudi bases proba­ former Pentagon planner who bly would be limited to brief helped establish the Central training exercises. —Prc- Command. There Is n precedent for Joint positioning enough gear In the Middle East to equip an armored mtlltury exercises In the Middle division or a mechanized In­ East. Egypt, and the United fantry division. A half-million States conducted them In the 1980s. U.S. troops are coming home, but the Army could simply leave The Navy could station more some o f Its weapons behind. ships In and near the gulf. Before “ We arc prepared to do more Iraq's Invuslon o f Kuwait, four or than we have In the past." five U.S. ships were assigned Defense Secretary Dick Cheney there. told rrjxirtcrs last week. "T h e An ulrcrafl carrier battle group security system failed" when Iraq Invaded Kuwait lust August, und shipboard Marine units will operate more closely to the gulf he said. "I think for the lime being than they have In the past, many Middle Eustcrn stales will suggested Harlan Ullman. a welcome an American air pre­ former Navy officer now at the sence." said retired Air Force Center for Strategic und In­ C o l. A l a n G r o p r n a n . H e ternational Studies. Soviet weaknesses exposed in Gulf war not easy to fix rency earnings were about $30 billion to $32 billion a year, of AP Diplomatic Writer * which oil was about half, or a WASHINGTON — The one­ little more, and weapons sales sided Gulf War exposed weak­ were ii IkhiI a quarter." said nesses in Soviet weaponry that Charles W olf Jr., a Rand Corp. will Ik- difficult to correct and economist. From the llrst minutes of the may well cost the Soviets securi­ ty at home and precious cash war. U.S. stealth aircraft sllp|H-d undetected past Iraqi radar to Irom arms sales ubroad. When the brief conflict ended, knock out the "eyes'* o f their the battlefield was littered with enemy und lender much of the burning tanks, artillery and evi­ d a n g e r o u s S o v I e I • m a d e dence everywhere that the Ira­ hardwure useless. In the end. the Iraqis lost qis' Sovlet-bulll weapons were 1.100 tanks for every one lost by n o m a t c h fo r w e s t e r n technology. Kremlin Defense the Americans. Morr than 2.200 Minister Dtmllrl Ya/ov hastily Iraqi artillery pieces were de­ announced a review of the Sovi­ stroyed Of the 23 U.S. planes shot down, all were downed by ets' entire air defense system. relatively primitive antiaircraft: . Hut e x p e r t s In m ilit a r y technology and Soviet econom­ Iraq's sophisticated planes and ies agree there is little the surface-to-air mlvstles were out Krrmlln can do. certainly not for of commission. The rx|H-rts said Soviet mili­ a long time, to overcome the failures put on display for the tary olllcers likely would argur that If they bad been doing the world to see in the six week war. fighting rallu-r than Iraqis, they E q u a lly a s a la r m in g to would have had substantially Moscow, the war undoubtedly morr weapons and their better w ou n ded the In te r n a tio n a l market tor Soviet hardware, a trained trixips would have used critical source of foreign cur­ them more effectively. Hut the Gulf War essentially rency. Arms sales rank second only to oil as a source o( showed a technological gap be­ convertible currency for the So­ tween the su|x-r|X)wers that the Krcmlln no longer has thr re­ viets. "T yp ically, their hard cur- sources to close. By M IC H A E L P U T Z IL m em b e rs a tten d ed M onday night’s meeting, the smallest number since the war was In full progress. It had been hoped that U.S. Army Sgt. Tyrcll Bookhard and his wife. Sgt. Angela Bookhard. both stationed In Saudi Arabia, might be In attendance at the meeting. It was learned thnt they had been tem porarily called back to their old duty stutlons. Group President Judy Osborn said there Is a possibility the Bookhnrd's might be able to attend next Monday n igh t's gathering. American conceals identity By EDITH M. LKOBHKR Associated Press Writer KUW AIT CITY - Flying for the first tim e to a longed-for reunion with her children. Marla Lynn All made It to Kuwait hours before The Iraqi Invasion. Site spent the next seven mouths trying to hide her American Identity. T h e 23-year-old from Portland. Ore., stayed with five other families In her in-law's home and survived close brushes with the oc­ cupiers. always living with the fear that she and her two daughters would be shot. “ I wanted to leave so bad during the war because th e y w e re lo o k in g fo r A m e r ic a n s ,” sa id th e former restaurant cashier. ''Every day. I worried that something was going to happen. "It was very hard." she said, explaining how she remained silent and wore a traditional black abuya. a h c a d -to -to c bluck v e il, whenever near Iraqis. Difficult, as well, was the fuel that her Kuwaiti rela­ tives hcl|>cd stand In the way o f an escape. They kept her |uissporl until Huwar ended. M a r r ie d at 17 to a Kuwaiti student. Mrs. All left her husband In May while In Portland and took their children. Sarah. 3. and Shaima'a. 2. In June. she. said, hr called and begged her to take their daughters to the P o rtla n d Rose F e s tiv a l parade. The next thing she knew, her husband had whisked the two girls to his home In Kuwait. After frantic phone calls and u telephone reconcilia­ tion. Mrs. All decided to fly to Kuwait to Ik- with her family, alllmugh she said she knew there was a |M>sslbllllv o f war. "I'd never down before ... And I llew by m yself, scared to death." She arrived on Aug. I and w as taken to her hu sb an d's large fa m ily home in the Rumallhiya district, where she lived with both fear of Iraqis and severe culture shock. In one Incident. Iraqis searched the house two days after a surprise visit Irom one of her husband's cousins, wlm Is married to an Iraqi officer, latter, her husband's elder brother was arrested by the Iraqis. He is still missing Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICK OF APPLICATION FOR TA X DEED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y OlVEN. mat E Lamar Sharp, tho holder of tho following cor tlfkafob) ha* Iliad Mid csrllfl cafoli) tor a lai. deed to bo Ittutd ttioroan. Tho cart! Ileato n u m b o rlt) and y o a r U ) of ittuanco. tho dotcripllon of ISo property, and tho namotll In which It wat aiw uod li/aro at tollowt Con meat# No 1700 Ytarol Ittuanco: IMS Description of Property: LE G SEC 10 TW P 70S RGE H E S E C 11051! F T N OF NE COR OF SW to OF SW It RUN N H I 0* FT S 71 D EO 7) MIN J SEC E MI.W F T SWLY ON CURVE 771 F T NTS DEG 3* MIN 54 SEC W 7 tK .llF T T O B E G tJ .n iA C ) Namat In whkh attottod: Tat Kuan Sang All of h M property being In the County of Somlnoie. Stoto of Florldo. U n io n tuch certificated! •hall bo rodeomod according to low, the property dncrlbod In tuch certificated) will bo told to tho hlghett bidder at the watt front door, Seminole County Caurtheute. Sontord. Florida, on the Ith day ol April, m i . at It AM . Approximately 1171.00 cath tor toot It required to bo paid by tho tuccettful bidder at tho Mle. Full payment of an amount equal to tho hlghett bid plut applicable documentary itamp facet end recording toot It duo w ithin 14 hourt after the adverflted time of tho Mle. All payment! thell bo cath or guar «n>r*d Intfrumanf. made pay­ able to tho Clerk ot Circuit Court Dated Ihlt 17m day ol Fsbru ery. m i. (SEAL) Mary anno Morte Clark ol tho Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: TlnaM. Taylor. Deputy Clerk Publish MarchS. 12. If. 3*. Itfl OEO U ______________________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION F O R TA X D IE D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, that Julia M. Ramtay c/o Wm. H Ramtay, Per. Rep., the holder ol the following cert Ifkatad) hat died Mid cortlllcatedl tor a lac deed to bo Ittuod thereon. Tho cortltlcoto numb t r d ) and year(t) ot Istuanco. the description ol tho property, and tho namats) In whkh II was assessad Is/ara as follows: Certificate No 1JOT Year ol Issuance ItU Description ol Property: LEG PT LOT 14 BEG NW COR LOT 17 RUN N 11 F T E U F T S 11 FT W IS F T T O B E O G O L F COURSE A 0 0 PB 10 PC IS N4mes In whkh assessed Francis Bloyd Alt ot Mid property being In the County ol Seminole. State ot Florida. Unless such certificated) shall be redeemed according to law. the property described In such certificated) will bo sold to Ihe highest bidder at the west Ironl door. Somlnoie County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida.on the 11th day of March. IMI. al II AM Approclmately 1111.00 cash lor foes It required to bo paid by Iha successful bidder a' the Mle. Full payment ol an amount payments shell be cash ot guar ontotd Instrument, mode pay­ able to the Clerk ot Circuit fsurt Doted m it lim day of Fabni ary. m i. (SEALI Mery anne Morse Clerk of the Circuit Ceurt Seminole County. Florida By: Tina M. Taylor Deputy Clerk Publish: February If. M A March L 17. m i DEC lt l NOTICK OF i PUBLIC NEARIHO C ITY O F C A 1 1 IL B IR R Y BO AR O O f ADJUSTM EN T NOTICE IS HER EBY O lV E N that the City of Casselberry Board ot Adjustment will hold o Public Nearing to cantidw the request ot Melvin A. Feditor, Applicant, that the Board ot Adjustment grant « conditional use under Sectlone U7.17KDI and (0 ) ot the CasteIbcrry Cede at Ordinances to allow a restau­ rant and to allow o business providing consumption on­ premises ot okoholk beverages In a C-l I Com mere lel) Zoning Dtttrkt. Tho property for which tho conditional me It requested It located on the north side at Slate Reed 414 and on tho toot side ot Oaford Rood end It Itgolly described at: Lot l Oaford Square Subdivi­ sion. at record^ In Plat Booh 10. Pago 41. ol tho Public Records ol Seminole County, F lorIda. Tho Public Hearing will bo hold on Thursday. March It. IMI. it 7:30 P M . In the Cats#I tarry City Noll, f t Triplet Lake Drive. Casselberry, Florida, or as soon thereafter as possible. Al tho hearing Interested portlet may appear and be hoard with respect to tho requested condi­ tional me. Capiat ot the condi­ tional mo request are available al City Hall In tho Planning Deportment and may bo In spected by tho public during normal business hours. LINOA STEARNS. City Clerk Doted this 4th day ol Morch. IMI. “ Persons ore advised that. It (hoy decide to appeal any de­ cision mode ol these meal Ingt/heer'ngt, they will need a record of the proceedings and tor such purpose, they may need to Insure that a verbatim record ol tho proceedings It mode, which record Includes the testi­ mony and evidence upon whkh the appeal It to bo based, per Section MS OIOS. Florida Statutes ” Publish: March II. IMI O ED 101 NOTICE OF PUBLIC H IA R IN O C ITY OP C A S S IL B IR R Y BOAR D O F AD JUSTM EN T NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVEN that the City ol Catsolborry Board ol Adjustment will hold a Public Hearing to consider tho request ot Linda M a rtin , Applicant, that the Board ol Adjustment grant o conditional uto under Sections 1S7.UKJ) of tho Casselberry Cede ot Ordi­ nances to allow an automobile Mies, service, and leasing facili­ ty In a C -l (Commercial) Zoning District. Tho oroporly lor whkh the conditional use Is requested Is located on tho west side of U.S. 17 «1 between Grlftln Drive end Lake O r lt lln C ircle and It aooHcable documentary stamp r l legally described as: • Setter!'/ I X !»?* l* .’ c rf-irty ‘ facet end recording teat It due to toot ot southerly MO feet ot w ithin 14 hours after the Bluck EC. Lake Ellen Addition advertised time el the Mle. All Ltgal Notices Legal N o t lc o to C 4440Iborry. as recorded In Plot Booh 1, Pago a ol the Public Record* of Somlnoie County. Florida Tho Pubik Hearing will bo hold on Thursday. March 1*. IMI. at 1:30 p m . In Itw Costal berry City Hall. M Trlptot Drive. Casselberry, Florid end other person* having claims At the hearing Interested portlet may eppeer and bo heard with retpoct to the requested condl tIonal me. Caplet ol the condl ttonal uto roquet! are available at City Hall In tho Planning Department and may bo In spected by tho public during normal business hours. LINDA STEARNS. City Clerk Doled this 7th day of March. mi. "Persons ore advised met. It they decide to appeal any de­ cision mode at those mootIngt/hoorlngs. they will need a record ol the proceeding* end tor such purpose, they may need to Insure that o verbatim record ol tho proceedings I* mad*, whkh record Include* the testi­ mony and evidence upon whkh the appeal Is to bo bated, par Section M40ISS. Florida Statute*." Publish: March 11. mi O E D 104 NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Nolle# Is hereby given that wo ore engaged In butlnett at 1*4 Dublin Drive. Lake Mery, FL 11144. F lo rid a , under tho Fictitious Name ol R A R ENTERPRISES, and that see Inland to register m M name with tho Clerk ot tho Circuit Court. Seminole County. Flori­ da. In accordance with tho provision* of tho Fictitious Nam* Statute. To-Wit: Section MLOt. Florida Statutes IM7. Robert S. Cunningham Ruth Ann Cunningham Publish: March I t IMI OED-1M IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT. OP T H E E IG H TE EN TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. FROAATE DIVISION CASE NO.! fl-tlf-C P IN R E: E S TA TE OF VIRGINIA ELIZABETH WALLACE o/k/a VIRGINIA C. WALLACE. Deceased. NOTICE OF ADM INISTRATION Tho administration of tho Ellato ol V IR G IN IA E L IZ ­ A B ETH WALLACE a/k/o VIR ­ GINIA C. WALLACE, deceeaod. File Number fl-ltf-C P . Is pan* log In tho Circuit Court tor Stm lnole County, F lorldo. Probate Division, tho address ot whkh Is M l N. Park A v e . Ssnlord. Florid* 11771. Tho names and addresses of tho Personal Representative and the Personal Representative's attorney ore set forth below A L L IN T E R E S T E D PER SONS ARE N O T IF IE D TH A T : All parsons on whom this notice Is served who have ob­ jections that challenge tho valid­ ity ot tho will, tho qualifications ol tho Personal Representative, venue, or jurisdiction ol this Court are required to llto their objections with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F THR EE MONTHS A F TE R TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLI C A TIO N OF TH IS N O TIC K OR T H IR T Y D AYS A F T K R D A TE OF TMK SERVICE O F A COPT OF M i ivOTICC Ci. THFM . All creditors ot the Decedent Estate on whom a copy ol Notice l* served within throe months Kttor IBs dot# ol the first publication ol Ihlt Netted mm» tile their claim* wttti ml* (o w l W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F TH R E E MONTHS A F T E R TH E D ATE OF TH E FIR ST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS N O TICE OR T H IR T Y DAYS A F T E R TH E D A T E O F S ER V IC E O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH EM . All other creditor* of tho claim* or demand* against mo Decedent's Ettato must tile their claims with ml* court W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S A F T E R TH E D ATE O F TH E F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N O F THIS NOTICE. A L L CLA IM S. D EM A N D S AN D O BJECTIO N S N O T SO F IL E D W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED. The dote of the first pubikatton at mi* Notka I* March J. m i. Personal Representative VIVIAN C T W IT C H E L L 1771 Homer Circle Orlando. FLtaSU a n . .— .. MlIVeTWy tW Personal Representative A.A. McCLANAHAN. JR. Florida Bar No. mags loss. Park A v e .-S u ite B Sanford. FL m i l (407) H I SOU M ARYANNE MORSE. Clerk. Circuit Court B Y: PatrklaThatcher D E P U TY C L E R K SEM IN O LEC O U N TY. FLORIDA ' Publish: M archi. II. IN I OED 41 IN T H E CIR C U IT COURT. IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. fMKSI-CA-IS-K L IB E R T Y N ATIO NAL BANK. Plaintiff. S.J. LEOERM AN, As Truttot Under The Provisions ot Section **f.7l. Florida Statutes. 0* fondant. NOTICE OF SALE N OTICE IS H E R E B Y O lVEN that, purtu snt to a Final Judgment dated March I. m i . In Case No. MSflOl C A -U K , ot the Circuit Court of the Eigh­ teenth Judicial District In and tor Seminole County, Florida. In whkh L IB E R T Y N ATIO N AL BANK Is tho Plaintiff and S.J. LED ERM AN. o* Trustee Under Tho Provisions ot Section S*f.7t. Florldo Statute*. Is the Defondant. tho Court will sell to the highest and best bidder tor cath In the lobby ol the west front door ot the Somlnoie County Courthouse In Sontord. Florldo. between the hourt ol 11:00 a.m. end 1:00 p.m.. on April 4. IMI. tho following described property tot forth In tho Final Judgment: T h r East it of tho Northeast IS ol the Northeast to ol the Southwest to end tho South 100 toot ol tho East 100 toot of tho West 410 toot ol tho Southeast to of tho Southeast to ol tho Northwest to all lying and being In Section 17. Township If South. Rang# I t E a s t, Seminole County. Florida. Deled this Ith day ol March, m i. (CO URT SEAL) . MARYANNS MOWS! Clerk ot tho Circuit Court By: JenoE. Jatewtc ms Deputy C ie tk ............ Publish March II. IS. (M l O ED -IM ir s s s s FREEBIE ADS Take advantage oi this special otter 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. 6. 7. 8. Ads will be scheduled lo 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. 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. Ad will start as soon as possible. Classified Managements decision on copy acceptability will be final. S a n fo r d H e r a ld ’ �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida — Tuaaday, March 12, 1091 — 7 a change in Arabs P Diplomatic Wrlfer JERUSALEM — Secretary of atate James Baker HI, finding signs of new Arab ttltudes toward Israel, met with Prime mister Yitzhak Shamir today in an effort to push the nascent peace process forward ia positive Israeli response. They met for 75 minutes In "a very frie n d ly , w arm and cooperative at­ mosphere.” Shamir's media adviser, AvI Pazner, reported. He said Shamir agreed with Baker on a two-track approach to a Middle east settle­ ment. "W e have the feeling we can start to try to make the process of peace go," Pazner aid. The parallel tracks are aimed at opening Israeli talks with Arab nations on the one hand and with Palestinians on the other. Pazner maintained the Israeli government actually had originated the strategy. He provided no details of Baker's session with Shamir and said they would meet again thU evening at dtnner. Baker, setting the stage for hU talks with Shamir, said on Monday night of the Arabs: "1 have seen what I consider to be. at least, signs of new thinking. I have seen what I consider to be a willingness to consider new approaches. ' But. Baker said, apparently directing hU remarks to Shamir, “ whether that ripens and materializes Into specific, concrete commitments will depend on large part on whether or not there Is a similar attitude coming from the other side of the equation." MacKay aides’ pay up under Chiles Electoral gains could wean rebels from rifles For the time being, though. Baker and Israeli Foreign Minuter David l<cvy said at a Joint news conference, Arab attitudes toward the Jewish state were changing. Baker reported to Levy In advance of his meeting with Shamir on the talks he held In Saudi Arabia and Egypt with leaders of eight Arab countries. "I am pleased they are beginning to show signs of change." Levy said. Apart Rom hU campaign to draw Israel and the Arab nations closer. Baker Is meeting with a group of Palestinian Arabs in an opening bid to set up a dialogue with Israel. In fact, the Palestinians due to see Baker at the home of Philip Wilcox, the U.S. consul general In Jerusalem, have met In the past with Israeli and U.S. officials. Associated Praia Writer S A N S A L V A D O R . El Salvador — The left's Im­ pressive showing In weekend elections may contribute to peace by reinforcing a recent rebel conclusion that' armed struggle has reached the point of diminishing returns. ThU small volcano-studded country has been bled for 12 years by a class-rooted civil war fraught with Ideology and fomented by Intolerance. B u s i n e s s R e v i e Licensed, Bonded, Insured w Pre-Spring Cleaning ______ Special 2 0 % OFF Associated Praia Writer Salaries for the secretaries w o rk in g for the six Independently elected Cabinet members range ftwn $31534 i n f 38 1 6 a .; ______ _______ MacKay also found well-paying Jobs for two young women hum the campaign. Longtime MacKay aide Julie Fletcher. 29, was given a $69,000 Job as assistant secretary In the Department o f Commerce while 26-ycar-old campaign fund raiser Allison Rainey is paid $21.50 an hour In a temporary position as a policy adviser. Fletcher works for Greg Farmer, who managed MacKay's unsuccessful U.S. Senate campaign In 1988 and now runs the Department o f Com­ merce. "She has all of my confidence," Farmer said Monday, noting' Fletcher earned the same os her predecessor In that position. "S h e runs the day-to-day operations o f the department." S o le survivor recalls fatal boating a ccid e n t Associated Frees___________________________ VERO BEACH — A survivor o f a dramatic weekend boating accident that left one dead and three others missing says he watched one o f his friends perish In Inc Atlantic and another die before his eyes. The search Is expected to resume teday for three men missing since they reported engine problems Saturday and capsized In the pre-dawn hours Monday. " I have a son and I kept thinking. 'W ho's going to take care of him?’ " said Michael Joseph. "I wasn't going to die — no matter what." Joseph. 43. of Fort Lauderdale, and Kendrick Lochan. 25. of Golden Beach, both were in fair condition Monday night, after being airlifted by u Coast Guard helicopter to Indian River Memorial Hospital. Both suffered com plications from hypothermia. Their 21-foot boat was located about 10:30 a.m. Monday morning about 33 miles east of Vcro Beach by the coastal freighter Chemical Explorer, said mlaml coast Guard spokesman Petty Officer Joe Dye. Joseph and Lochan were standing on the capsized hull, waving their arms. Joseph said the boat capsized about 2 a.m. Monday. The three who were still missing this morning had left the boat in an attempt to swim to shore. Joseph said. "One guy Just perished." he said, uncertain which of his friends he had watched being pulled under the water during the ordeal. The dead person was identified by the Coast Guard as Neal Perriera Lochan. 16. the brother of Kendrick Lochan. His body was tied to the bout to prevent it from drifting away. Joseph said he tried to revive IVrrtera Lochan. begging him to hold on. "H e Just didn't have the courage anymore." Joseph said from his hospital bed. Still missing, according to Hie Coast Guard, were Peter Rambclly. 45. of Margate, along with the Lochans' father. Bamphtlle Lochan. 45. and Jose Valentine. 25. of Golden Beach. Valentine made the Initial distress call to the Coast Guard on a cellular phone about 5 20 p in Saturday. The group had left Haulover Park lit Dade County earlier that day. venturing into 30 mph winds and 10 foot seas. "H e said they had engine problems and the boat was disabled." Dye said. "Ik* said they had enough life Jackets for everybody, but we don't know if every body was wearing one." The Republican Nationalist A llia n c e , the g o v e rn in g rightist party known as Arena, received more ballots than any other In Sunday's municipal and legislative balloting. NEAT-N TIDY All CLEAN,* By) TALLAHASSEE — Gov. Lawton Chiles ran Into controversy after taking office when he decided to pay hU agency heads $98,000 — a big Jump over In salaries for those positions under his pre­ decessor. But not only the bosses are bringing In higher salaries in the new administration, secretaries also are being paid at unprecedented rates. Lt. Gov. Buddy MacKay U paying hU persona) secretary. Nancy Cowart. $45,000 annually — $7,000 more than Chiles' secretary Nina Martinez earns, and $18,500 more than Gov. Bob Martinez paid hU personal secretary, Alisha Davidson. When former Gov. Bob Graham left office four years ago. hU personal secretary, Bonnie Kidd, earned $20,609. MacKay said the secretary salaries were set by Chief o f Staff Jim Krog. whose personal secretary, Tena Pate, earns $2i9,000 annually. She Is a veteran state employee and holdover from the previous administration. Cowart, 54. U among the Increasing number of Washington hands being brought to Florida by the new administration. Chiles’ spokeswoman M ary J a n e G a lla g h e r sa id C o w a r t 's r e ­ sponsibilities exceed the normal functions of most other Capitol secretaries. 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March 16. at 8 p.m. at Rill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium. Th e main event will feature Steve "G ator” Kclm vs.'Dick Slater. Also on the card will be Bugsy MqGraw and Hurricane Walker vs. The Hcartbrenkcrs. Jim Backlund vs. Lightning Lou Perez. Terminator vs. Master Blaster and Cousin Junior vs: Scotty E. Tickets are $8 for ringside and $6 for general admission. Tickets are on sale In the Seminole High School Athletic Department. Pram staff reports SANFORD — And then there were two. The Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment Monday Night Polar Bear Slowpltch Softball League will come down to a tw o team shootout between the Tim Raines Connection and Lambert Erectors. At Chase Park last night. TRC knocked Suffoftt Homes out o f a share of the league lead with a 10-0 whitewashing. Lambert remained tied with TRC after a 6-3 struggle against the Wrecking Crew and the H.D. Realty Heartbreakers upset the BoomtownBoys 10-8. With one week left TRC and Lambert Erectors are both 7*2. followed by Suffolk Homes (6-3). Boomtown Boys (4-5). H.D. Realty (3-6) and Wrecking Crew (0-9). Next week TRC will take on the Boomtown Boys. Lambert Erectors will face Suffolk Homes and H.D. Realty will play the Wrecking Crew. TRC broke open a close game with four runs in the fifth Inning and three In the sixth. The TRC defense held Suffolk Homes to only five singles and allowed no runner past first base. Contributing to a 16 hit TRC attack w ere G reg H ardy (tw o □ S e e Softball. Page 2B SO FTB A LL Tournament rescheduled SANFORD — The Central Florida Soapbox Derby Softball Tournament, rained out last weekend, will be played this Saturday at Chase and Plnchurst parks. Openings arc still available for teams who wish to compete. Deadline for registration is Thursday at 5 p.m. with drawingal 6 p.m. While It Is an open tournament. It will be played under A 3 . A. Class C rules. Entry fee Is $ 110 plus two red stitch softballs. For mote Information, call 330-5697. Oviedo teams win CASSELBERRY — The ICP men from Oviedo defeated the Methodist Church o f Oviedo 7-6 In eight Innings and the Advanced Quality Water Systems women beat Brand X 23-3 In Class C softball action at Red Bug Park Monday night. ICP (International Corporate Park) was led by cx-Rolllns baseball player Mike Rlx with three hits. Also contributing were Erl Norton (home run. single, two RBI). Kenny Tuttle (double, single, three RBI) and John McKay (two singles). Doing the damage for the women were April Lawrence (triple, double, two singles). Mary Shelton (double, two singles, four RBI) and Terri Mann. Karen Kohs. Jackie Suggs. Phyllis Baynes. Jackie Janowlak and Denise Levinson (two singles each). GOLF Tim tUlnoi Connotllon Sultolk Horn** Hoiold Photo by Tommy Vlnconl Bill Marino of the Wrecking Crew had three singles and scored a run, but it was not enough as co-league loading Lambert Erectors outscored the Crew 6-3 In Rams edge Orangewood splits - - ... - DEBARY — The Orangcwood Christian boys golf team'spilt a trl-mnteh with Winter Park and Oak Ridge Monday ut the DcBary Plantation. Winter Park was the overall winner with a 164 team score, followed by Orangcwood (180) and Oak Ridge (210). The Wildcats are 6-2 on the season, the Rams 4-1 and the Pioneers0-11. Orangcwood will travel to Belle Vista to play Tavares today starting at 3:30 p.m. Scoring for Winter Park were Jason Pointselte 37. Jason Rlggncr 39. Aaron Brabham 42 and Robert Winslow 46. O rangcw ood: Andy Braddoek 38. Scott Armstrong. Kevin Rlpaldl46. Billy West 50. Oak Ridge: Brian Smith 47. Mike Buchanan 53. Daniel Myall 55. Eric Richards 55. BASEBALL M in osos to play POMPANO BEACH — Former Chicago While Sox star Minnie Mlnoso has found a wuy to play professional baseball In a sixth decade. Mike Vceck. president o f the Florida State League's Pompano Beach Miracle, said Monday that Mlnoso will play April 13 in a home game against the Fort Lauderdale Yankees. The 68-year-old Mlnoso. whose regular play­ ing career ended In 1964. was blocked by baseball commissioner Fay Vincent Irom play­ ing in a White Sox game last season. Mlnoso. who played his first major-league game in 1949. had made token appearances In 1976 and 1980 toelalm participation In five decades. PRO F O O T B A L L Bucs name Wood TAM PA — Richard Wood, who played In a team-record 132 games for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 1976-1984. rejoined the club Monday as a defensive assistant. Wood. 37. was selected from among four former Tampa Bay players coach Richard Williamson considered for the Job. Dolphins sign Price MIAMI — The Miami Dolphins have signed 6-4. 272 pound second-year reserve defensive end Terry Price from the Chicago Bears’ unprotected list. Compiled from «tlr» and staff raporta. B E S T B E T S ON T V B A S K E T B A LL ( h <)f» p.m. — TBS. NBA. Philadelphia 76crs at Atlanta Hawks. ID Complete listing on Pago 2B Tribe-in- - jv baseball Prom staff rsports SANFORD - The Lake Mary High School Junior varsity baseball team Improved Its record lo 8-2 with an 8-6 triumph over (he Seminole High School Junior varsity al the Seminole baseball field Monday afternoon. Hen Revltto pitched the first six Innings lo get the win and Brian Manilla got the save by pitching a scoreless seventh. Phillips King suffered the loss for the Tribe. Seminole scored three runs In the bottom of the first Inning but the Rams scored the n ext eig h t and then withstood a late challenge by the Noles. Providing the offense for Dike Mary were Chad Kessler (single, three RBI). Erie Leister and John Lugerlng (one single and one RBI ea ch ). Matt Dlemcr and Mike Warner (one single and two runs scored e a c h ). R e v ltto (tw o runs scored) and Manilla and Brent Wllmot (one run scored each). Doing the damage lor Semi­ nole were Tony Mills (two singles, run scored, two RBI). C ory G orhee (double, run scored). King (single, two runs scored). Ryan Ortiz (single) and Brian Hunt and Andre R aw lin gs (one run scored each). The Rams will play a big Inter-county contest Wednes­ day when they host Lake Brantley atLake Mary held starting at 7 p.m. Seminole, now 1-6 on I lie season, still hits a big week ahead of It. The Trltn- will play again today when thet travel to New Smyrna Beach to lake on l lie Barracudas at the Airport Complex starting al p in. Iirforc returning home Thursday for a game with the Lyman High School Junior varsity starting at 3:30 p.m. al Seminole Field. LokoM *ry|» Wmtrtol# | v I II IM I W II) 9 Hg«itfo. M*rotf« (7) O M </) Mill! *P • I I 1 M Cr«n# *. ,nq «#vt»»o IP King S#v# M*roM# Jb I IGothffi )0 - non# HR —non# fl»<or(H — Map? • 2. S#*nnoJ« I 4 Sanford Recreation Department Monday Night Polar Bear Slowpitch Softball League action at Chase Park. The win kept Lambert tied with TRC tor the league lead. Lomborl Ertcton Wrecking Crow Boomtown Boy* H.D. Roolty 043 • — 11 U m 000 000 0 — 0 s •ia MI « 020 001 0 i d Ml I •SI 203 * - ( • 3 10 • t) 10 13 C ross country meet draws big field From staff rsoorts LAKE MARY — A field of 42 runners showed ibis past Saturday for the 1991 Seminole County Middle School Cross Country Championships ut Lake Mary High School. The results: Sixth grade girls — 1. Ashley Nasser (Rock Lake). 6:28: 2. Cally Howell (Tuskawllla). 6:31: 3. Anne Kim (Tuskawllla). 7:25: 4. Kim Conner (Tuskawllla). 7:30: 5. Ellssa Lenodale (Teagu e). 7:46: 6. Nichole Andcrscavagc (South Seminole). 7:53: 7. Slaev Pee (Tuskawllla). 8:36. Sixth grade txiys — 1. Kurils McGee (Teague). 6:37: 2. Charles Rupe (Jackson Heights). 7:05; 3. Mark Smllli (Rock Lake). 7:12: 4. Bobby Burns (Rock Lake). 7:43: 5. Donny Smith (Jackson Heights). 7:54: 6. Wilson Vazquez (South Seminole). 8:18; 7. Kerry Helton (Rock Lake). 9:24. Seventh grade girls — I. Jenny Deleach (Rock Lake). 7:21: 2. Yohara Rodriguez (Rock Lake). 7:22: 3. Katie Kocpkc (Teague). 7:23: 4. Andrea Vlllel (Teague). 7:23; 5. Kelly Blakely (Rock Lake). 7:27: 6.' Kart Lbngimre (Teague). 7:57: 7. Deborah Lindsay (South Seminole). H: I I : H. Nicole Grider (South Seminole). 8:11. Seventh grade boys — 1. Pedro Caban (Tuskawllla). 5:24: 2. Eddie Lee (Teague). 5:53: 3. Mike Czaja (Tuskawllla). 6:09; 4. Rlek Adkins (Rock Lake). 6:11; 5. Dustin Stress (Tuskawllla). 6:16: 6. Stirling Crow (Mllwcc). 6:46: 7. Mike Dement (Rock Lake). 6:47): 8. Shane Burke (Rock Lake). 6:47: 9. Ben Brown (Tuskawllla). 6:54; 10. Gary Adair (Jackson Heights). 7:08; I I . John Dontrlsh (Jackson Heights). 7:11: 12. Rory Shaffer (Jarkson f (eights). 7:31. Eighth grade girls — 1. Lea Uljcnqulst (Jackson Heights). 6:46: 2. Tammy Zeglcdl (Tuskawllla). 7:16: 3. Tracy Montalvo (Tuskawllla). 7:18. Eighth grade boys — 1. Joey Capclll (Rock Lake). 11:54: 2. Ben Golnlk (Mllwce). 12:22; 3. Lenny Mtgliaccln (Rock Lake). 14:18: 4. Chris Okamoto (Tuskawllla). 15:54: 5. Kenny Koehler (Jackson Heights). 16:51. Brown’s Central dominates sectional Prom staff reports LARGO — Jcnnl Boat hard and Chrtssy Vogel of Brown's G ym ­ n a stics C e n tra l o f A lta m o n te Springs were both crowned cham­ pions of their respective age groups at the United States Gymnastles Federation (USGF) Level 8. 9 and lO Girls Sectional Championships at La Fleur’s Gymnastics March 9-10. Beathard look three firsts and two seconds m the compulsory’s and five firsts In the optionals to claim firs! place In the Level 10, 12-14 age group Jam ie Grazlano claimed Ihlril place and Tara Hollander fourth place In the same ager group for Brown's Central. Vogel claimed the top spot In the Level 10. 15-and-Up age group with a first, three seconds and a third In the compulsory's and a four firsts and a fourth In the optionals. Dana Horne placed second and Jennifer Wilder fourth for Brown's Central. See Gym naatlca, Page 2B Greyhounds place three on All-SAC Prom stall raporta LAKE MARY - Becky Carr led a trio of players Irom state champion Lvman named lo the 1991 Seminole Athletic Conference Girls Soccer All-Conference first team. In addition lo goalkeeper Carr also named lo the first tram from the Grryhounds were defenseman Amy Meyers and M idfielder Danielle Garrett. S A C. Champion Lake Brantley had two players named to the first team as did Dike Howell and Lake Mary. Named from the Patriots were defenseman Joyce Tullls and mid­ fielder Sarah Roberts: from the Silver Hawks, defenseman Jessica Cardarelll and midfielder Michelle Cook: and Irom the Rams, de­ fenseman Dana Hoover ami forward Cory Tanzer. Seminole and Oviedo placed one player each on the Itrsl team From the Tribe was forward Dawn Burks and from the Linns forward Ashley Williamson. Dike Brantley dominated the sec­ ond team with four players lielng named Lyman. Lake Mary and Iuike Howell had two each and See Soccer. Page 2B HoroM PSq IO b, KoUf Jordan Cory Tanzer of Lake Mary (left) and Amy Meyers ot Lym an were both named to the first team ol the 1991 Seminole Athletic Conference Girls Soccer All Conference Team Tanzer. a forward, and Meyers, a defenseman, are both juniors and will be back ne«l year looking lo repeat as A ll-S A C FO R 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 E A *D' 1" T H - �I — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, Match 12, I N I S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S Illinois A C . pa** 101— Bob 1414— Fred Will. New York A.C.. dlilance run 1440— Dick Button. Englewood. N J .. flpure tkadne 1444— Bob Malhlas Tulare. Calif.. all•round 1447-Jack Kelly, PMadstpMx P a . rowing l*SS— A rnold Tucker. Army, tootboll 1445— Pelle "D e e " Blanchard. Army, tootboll 1444-A rm Curl I*. San Franclece. Cam.. Hum Smyrna Seech at Sami1,3:30p.m. SOYSQOLF Lake Brantley n . Oviedo d Ekana, 3:30 p.m. Lyman n . Lake HoweN el Deer Run, 3:30 p.m. Orangewood Christian vs. Tavares at Sella Vista, 3:30 p.m. GIRLS GOLF Laka Howell vs. Lyman at Roiling HIHt, 3:30 p.m. Oviedo vs. Lake Brantley at Lake Brantley vs. Oviedo at Rad Bug, 3:45 p.m. Lyman at Laka HowaH, 4 p.m. Seminole at Laka Mary, 4:30 Beaten Athletic Assoctolien, dietanca run 1444—Owtch Warmer dam. San Francisco Olympic Club, F*t* vaui ’ 1441— keel la MacMBcheU. Nee York Uni versify, middle dHtence run 14M— Orkg Rk*, South Band JU L . Indiana, distance run 1414-Joe Burk. Penn A C . PNIodsIphla. p.m. BOVSTRACK Oak Ridge at Seminole, 4 p.m. POOS ■ - •> Now York JLC-. H O — Mare distance run ] 1TODAY1! IB I Fire* race— 1 / M .B tlM l I Broken Mafic IM S I N 1M 1ChrloH ISO U S 5 Shurshol Fred lit 1414-Den Lash. Indiana State Police. 1417— Oen B I udae. Oakland. Cent . Nnnls mi Morris. Oenver A.C.. allaround iflS-Law sM i LlttN Contends. gelt 1 0 4 - M I Benthron. New Yerk A.C.. mid dNdNtancarvn Im — Glenn Cunningham. University at I4H— Jim Bautch. F am at City. Me., ell 1411— Sonde Serllngw. Philadelphia. Pa., lareund 1*0— Bobby Janes. Atlanta. 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Sullivan Award. presented anno ally by Ma U S. Amalaur AlMelk Unlan k the naliea'i eetslandlng amateur attdetu tar the aravlaus year: 11*0— John Smith. Sllllw eler. Okie . wrestling l i l t — Janet Evens. Placentia. C alll.. swimming lll t -F lo r e n c a G rltlllh Jeynar. Los Angeles, track and Held 1M7— Jim Abbott. University ol Michigan, baseball 1NO— Jackie Joyner Kersee. Long Beach. C a lll. track and Held lies— Joan Benoit Semuelsson. Freeport. Maine, marathoner IH i-G r e g Louganls. Mission Vie|o. C a lll, diving IMS— Edwin Motes. Laguna Hills. C alll, hurdlas ISO] -M ary Decker. Eugene. Ore . distance run IM I— Carl Lewis. University ol Houston, track and Iwld 1too - Eric Meiden. University of Wisconsin, speedskating 117*— Kurt Thomas. Indiana Slala Umver tlly. gymnastics 1*74— Tracy Caulkm. Nathvllla Aquatic Club, swimming 1177— John Naber. Southern California. Swimming l*7*-Brucs Jenner. San Jets Stars, ds calbton 1*75— Tim Shaw. Long Bsach Slats. swimming l*7s-R kk Wohlhutor. Chicago T C . mid die dittancerwn It/J - Bill Walton. UCLA. basSetball 1*71— Frank Shortor. Florida Track Club. distance run l* 7 l-M a rk Spill, Indiana University. swimming lire John Kin tall* Indiana University. swimming ISaS-Bill Toomay. Southam California StrKtol dtcamton IH I M S * Mayer. Ardsn Hills Swim Club, swimming l*s7 - Randy Matson. Tsiat. shot put ISSS-Jim R,un. University ol Kansas. middla dtttancs run l*SJ— Bill Bradley. Prtnceton. basketball ttsa-Oan ScholtoncMr. Santo Clara Swim Club, swimming I N ) John Pennal. NE Louisiana S I . pole vault 1H I - J i m Orally Los Angeles T C . d>s lance rim ISei-Wllma Kudofki. Tennessee AXI . sprints ISSA- Raler Johnson. Los Angeles, sit around t m -P e r r y OBrierv Las Angeles, shot pul 1tss'Glenn Davis. Ohio Stole, sprints and hurdles 1*17- Bobby Morrow Atotone Christian College sprints ISM Patricia McCcrmick. Los Angelas A C . diving 1*51— Harrison Dillard. Cleveland. Ohm. hurdles l*Ss Mai tohllfwid. Los Angelas A C . middle distance run l « U Vsmm, Lee. Army Medical Corps. dumg * A ttT M s IS T AM BSICAN L8AOUB W Seattle L Pet. 0 I.4M 1 I 1 I S I 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 New York Texat Oakland California Toronto Milwaukee Kansas City .70 .70 .710 4M •ISO .210 NATIONAL L f ABU L . Pci. 4 1000 SI.I Chicago San Diego New York San Francisco Cincinnati Atlanta Loo Angelos 0 1000 .no .no M l 4n .2» .210 .250 ■ISO .2M Pittsburgh N O T li Spill apesd dings. Has da aa4 Monday's Games Detroit 2, Kansas City 1 SI Louis 1. Philadelphia 2 New York Yankees 7, Atlanta 1 Los Angeles 3. Montreal 4 Houston It. Now York Mels 4 Teias 11. Cincinnati S Baltimore3. Boston2 Minnesota 14 Toronto 4 Ctoyoland 4. Chicago Cubs 3 Milwaukee l u l l 1. Oakland 3 San Francisco (is) tj. MHweukee (ssl 7 Seattle 14. San Francisco Its) 4 California (. San Diego4 Chicago White Sc« 7. Pittsburgh I Tuesday's Games Chicago While Se» vs Bosten Rod Soi at winter Haven. 1.41p m. Minnesota 1st) vs. SI. Louis al SI. Petersburg. 1:03 p.m. New York Yankees vs. Minnesota (is) al Fori Myers. 1:03 p m. New York Melt vs. Atlanta at West Palm Beach. 1:03 p.m. Cincinnati vs. Philadelphia al Clearwater. Soattto at Houston. t : 0 p m. LACUgporselOsnvor.*:«pm . Indiana el O ildtn Slate. W:M p.m. Beaten at Sacraments 14:14 p i CTterlatte at Datrelt. 7 : » p.m. Now Ysrk el Philadelphia. 7: 0 p m. leottta at OeHat, 4 :N p m . Chicago st Ml twpohoo. 5:0p.m . Boston ei Utah, t p m . Portland at Fkeanta. 4:14 p.m. Ian Antonio at LA Clippers. 14: M p.m. Tbs P M Tap Twenty F too The Tap Twenty Flee M. paints N r ehrst pie N r a ISM piece w k 1. 2. 1. 4. 5. ' 4. , UNLV 144) Arkansas 11-3 1.4M 174 1444 Indiana North Carolina 145 U R Ohio SI. M l IJ R X T. 147 1.234 243 1,232 7. r " 1.203 I. ArIrena *12 *. Kentucky 04 *23 10. Utah 141 (74 S47 II. 7*4 0 7 11. 7*3 U . Satan Hall 04 14. Oklahoma SI. 07 Ml 447 15. Now Mailed SI. 05 14. UCLA 04 04 17. I . Tennessee SI. II. Princeton S17 111 1*. Alabama 11* 4M 24 K SI. John’s 04 344 M 04 11. Mississippi SI. 11* 14 0* 1*0 14 n . lsu 04 0 04 23. Ta«M 144 0 04 K DePaul IS4 0 23. Southern MISS. 11-7 !■ Mleaourl I K North Carolina It. a . Wake Fereet 0 lew* 0 . Florida M. 0 Georgetown 11. Brigham Yeung 10. Virginia 17, Cannactlcut 14. Michigan II. IX Pittdsurgh IX ininolt IX E m tern Michigan *. Creighton 7. New Or leant X II. Pater'e X Peppertflne x A/Irene II. X Loultlana Tech 1. Northern llllnolt 1. New Me ik e X Oklahoma X Georgia Tech I, Houttan 1, South Alabama 1, SI. Francis. Pa. I, Temple I, Wit. Green Bay I. Xavier. Ohio 1. l**t A F Alt-Am erica Team The I I R - H Associated Frets betkelbell AU Amerlca team, erlth clast, tcheel ana key teatan-avarage ileHttkt and peiwti receives hem e panel el 44 writers enS breeScattert en a l- l -1batte 1 F IR IT T IA M Shequllle O'Neel. 7 1. tephomare. LSU. 0 .7 ppg. 14 4 rpg. 41.4 Ig p ci 1114points). Larry Johnson. 4-7. mnlor. UNLV, 0 .* ppg. II. 5 rpg. I.lapg. 0 .1 Ig pet. (114). Billy Owens. X*. luntor, Syracuse. 0.1 ppg. 11.7 rpg. 1J apg. 1.1 steels (144). Kenny Anderson. X I. sophomore. Georgia Tech. U.7 ppg. S.l rpg. 1.1 apg. X I steals (0 *). Stacey Augmon. 40. senior. UNLV. 17.1 ppg. 7.4 rpg. I I epg. 3*.4 Ig pci. 1.3 steels (1 0 jJ All Timas 1ST ■ASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pet. OB ■ Boston SS 14 7A7- *— Philadalphla 0 17 UO 12 4S4 14 New York H 0 Ml 23»l Washington 0 0 Miami 0 SI .10 IJ»i MS 27 1* a New Jersey CenTrst Qvltton SS 7SS — is ■ Chicago 0 is St* 7 Detroit M 0 SOI 8 Milwaukee 0 17 1st 10’ ) Atlanta 0 0 471 14 Indiana 0 *0 01 2Jli Ctoveland MO 24i 15 0 Charlotte W ESTERN CONFERENCE Madwetl Division w L Pel. OB 40 4/8 — San Antonio 40 Ji 4W 1 Utah u 24 400 V i Houston n M 247 18*1 Dal lot Orlando n 40 244 28 it 40 222 21 Minnetola 282 22^1 i i 41 Denver PaciIk Dvitw* 44 II 714 — ■ Portland 44 '1 718 2*i LA Lokert 4 42 It O f Phoonli Golden Stole 22 20 122 12*1 100 11*1 » » Seattle 20 41 220 24 LA Clippers Sac r amen la tl 42 284 28 • clinched pie rail bar ns Meadey's Games Milwaukee SS. Dak oil IS New YorS 0 . Stew Jersey St Ian Antonia I0X Utah 0 Porlia-d 104. Cleveland 0 Tygidsy's Gamas Washington al Char tone. 7 Mp m LA Lakers4lM um s. 7.M p m Philadalphla al Atlanta Cp m Minnesota al Chicago. I p " V. Arkansas W. Kentucky Slaniar d Washington Cermectkut S.F. Austin 14. 17. 15. I*. Ts im UNLV Lang Beach SI. Mississippi 15. Prsildsnu l.M* N tjn • it ns • t> * Ml ii M i 70 ti 1X4 ass 17 01 571 :a Ml M in STS IS 1*4 SS7 It 0 -7 4 # t* »• no *7 15 ns 0 »W IM M ISf 14 »• IM 0 0-1 _ n 1X5 Michigan St. EX 144 01 » l £ Seminole one. From the Patriots It was goalkeeper A ly a O'Brien, de­ fenseman Eva Snyder, forward Jean McGregor and midfielder Marct Stark. Named from the Greyhounds were forward Sara Kane and midfielder Tracy Sher. from the II. Silver Hawks, Ibward Michelle 0 . Northwestern Harris and defenseman Monica 0 Iowa Compton: from the Rams, de­ 14 Lamar 21. Oklahoma SI. fenseman Lcanne Bazlle and ONWrS receiving midfielder Adrienne Hemmerly; W ash lngtan 11. H a ly Crass S I. C a l and from the Tribe, defenseman St.-FuINrNn 0 Natrs Dame 0 Menton* 0 , Jennifer Benge. Maryland 0 FalrfMd 14, Kentucky 12. Seminole had five girls named Richmond U . OoPaul II. Santa Clara II. TaNSa 4. Louisiana Tech 7. Southern Cal 7. honorable mention, followed by SW M luaurl 4. St. Jaaaph's X N. Illinois X four from Lake Howell, three James M sdlson 1 Utah 2. Tsifwteei Tech t. NAIA Wausau's Otar ARTtam oBtT At JadtsoR. Tams First I Roeary, III. 7A Oaarftan Caurl, N.J. 71 Fort Hays Slate. Kan. ft. Wtsconsin Stout • Wingate. N.C. *4. Charleston. W .Vx 4* C toll In, S.C. MX Sotos NHL Fa. 14 St. Edward's. Teias K Mobile. Ala. 4* N. Montana it , Campbeltsvllto 0 Belmont. Term. 0 H»ty Family. Fa. M Western Oregon El. Belmont Abbiy. N.C. 71 Thursday, Merck 7 M o u n t M a r c y . Iow a 47, A u b u r n ntgomery. Ala. 14 UFU-IndtonapailsTX Simon Fra r 0 ‘-IndSanapeils IUF Wayland snd Baptist. Teias 7x Feint Lama Nai arena. “ -w. Califs* SouRiwestom Oklsbama 77, Narthweed Inst Ilute. M kh M Central Stela. Ohio a . Rockhurst 41 Midland Lutheran. Nab. 0 , Western New Meilco 47 Central Arkansas M Barry M Minn. Duluth 09.. SI. Joseph's. Maine M Friday, March 1 St. Edward's. TaiasR . Rosary, III. SI Fort Hays Slate, Kan. 7A Northern Mon­ tanan Wingate. N.C. II. Central Stale. Ohio 0 IUPU Indianapolis f*. Midland Lutheran. Neb. 7* Southwestern Oklahoma 47. Western O r­ egon VJ Weyiend Baptist, Teias SO. Minnesota Duluth S, Balmont. Term **, Mount Mercy 13 Ctoflln. S.C. *3. Central Arkansas 0 ^kidtone Purdue-Indianapolis **. Wingate. Fort Hays State. Kan. 7X Waytond Baptist. Teias41 SW Oklahoma 70. Btknont. Term. 43. O T Ctoflln. S.C.47. St. Edward's. TeiasM ). SECOND TKAM Jimmy Jackson. 44. toohomore. Ohio Stole. Il l ppg. 1.1 rpg. 4.1 apg (111). Eric Murdock. X I. senior. Providence. M.4 ppg. S 3 rpg. 4 4 4pg. 3 3tto4lt (173). Christian LMltner. x l t . luntor. Duke. 1*4 ppg. S 3 rpg. 34 f Ig pci. (131). ■S tr.v Jirlth. 4*. rentor Veto. . 0.1 ppg. 41 rpg. 17 epg OM ) Todd Oay. 4 4. tumor. Arkansas. 29.4 ppg. S.l rpg. 1. ) 4p g .l.l steals ( I I I ). T H IB D T E A M Calbert Cheeney. 44, sophomore. Indiana. 11.4 ppg. XI rpg IM ). Doug Smith. XIO. senior. Missouri. 0 .4 ppg. W.4rpg. XIapg. 1.1 stoats (14). Keith Jennings. X7, senior. East Tennessee Stole. 70.3 ppg. * 0 epg (77). Rodney Monroe. X X senior. North Carolina State. 0.3 ppg. 4.4 rpg 174). D lk e m b e M u lo m b o . 7 -1 , s e n io r . Georgetown. IS.l ppg. I I J rpg. 4.1 blocks. 34 7 Ig pci. (441. HONORABLE M ENTION Hoc*ton vs Detroll el Lakeland. l .M p m. George Ackies. c. UNLV; Greg Anthony, g. Pittsburgh vs. Teies (ss) at Port Charlotte. UNLV; Anthony A vent, c. Seton Hall; Damon l:M p .m Bailey, g. Indiana; Shawn Bradley, c. Kansas City vs. Toronto at Dunedin. 1:13 Brigham Young p.m. Kevin Bradshaw. I. U .X Internattenat. Montreal vs. Los Angeles al Vero Beach. Terrell Brandon, g. Oregon: Kevin Brooks. I. 1:15 p.m. Southwestern Louisiana; Marc Brown, g. Ctoveland vs. Seattle al Tempt. A ril.. 1 03 Siena; Greg Carter. I. Mississippi Stole. p.m. Chris Corchtool. g. North Carolina Stole; Chicago Cubs vs. Milwaukee al Chandler, Dale Davis. (. Clemscn. Rick Foi. I. North A ril., 1:01 p.m. Carolina; Chris Galling, c. Old Dominion. San Diego vs San Francisco al Scottsdale. Josh Grant. I. Utah A ril., 1:03 p.m. tutorial Green, g, Georgia; Allan Houston, California vs Oakland al Phoonli. 103 f, Tennessee. Byron Houston, c. Oklahoma p.m. Stole; Anderson Hunt. g. UNLV; Bobby T a ia t (ss) vs Baltimore at Sarasota. 7:03 Hurley. X Duke. p.m. Popeye Jones, c. Murray Stole. Adam Wednesday's Games Keels, c. Stanford. Treg Lee. 1. Ohio Stole. Minnesota vs Pittdsurgh al Bradenton. Luc Longley. c. New Meilco. Kevin Lynch, g. 1:01p.m. Minnesota. Toronto vs Philadelphia al Clearwater. Don Maclean. I. UCLA. Mark Macon. 3. 1:03 p.m. Temple; Jamal Mathburn. I. Kentucky; Lee Los Angeles vs. New York Yankees al Fori Mayberry, g. Arkansas. Oliver Miller, c. Lauderdale. I 03p m. Arkansas New York Mats vs Houston al Kisslmee. Chris Mills. I. Arltena; Harold Miner, o. 1:03p.m. Southern C a l; A le n io M o u rn in g , f. Baltimore vs B othr Red So> al WinterGeorgetown. Mall Muehlebech. g. Ariiona Haven. 1:01 p m Tracy Murray. I. U C LA Atlanta vs Montreal al West Palm Beach. Doug Overton, g. La Salle; John Polphrey. I 03 p m I. Kentucky; Mark Randall. I. Kansas. Kansas City vs. Cincinnati at Plant City. James Robinson, g. Alabama. Malik Saaly. I. 1:03 p.m. SI John's St Louis vs. Teaas al Port Charlotte. I X Chris Smith, a. Connecticut, Bryant Stllh. p m. I, Virginia; Clarence Weatherspoon. I, Detroit vs Chicago While Sos al Sarasota. Southern Mississippi; Brian Williams, c. I llp m Arltena; Joey Wright. g. Teaas. San Diego vs Cleveland al Tucson. A r l i . 1 03p.m. California vs Milwaukee al Chandler. NAI A Men's Otonce Arlt .l.OSp m All Times EST Oakland vs Seattle al Tempe. Aril . 1 03 Al Kansas City pm . First Round Chicago Cubs vs San Francisco al Scot Tuesday March 11 ltdato. Aril.. 1 03p m. Pteiflsr. N C ( M i l vs SI Vlncant. Pa NBA STANDINGS 4. LSU 14. 11. II. 15. 14. IM 4 ). Ite m Rio Grande. Ohio 111 4) vs Campbellsvllle. Ky II* 111.11 43a m Taylor. Ind 131 II vs Francis Marlon. S C 10 fl. I b p m Georgia Southwestern IV I ) vs Northern Stole. S D 10 71.3 13pm Oklahoma City I M I! vs Concordia. Neb 10 Ml. 3 M p m Wisconsin Eeu Claire 11/1) vs Maine Machlas 123 4). 7 13p m Briar ClIH. Iowa IM 3) vs Perk. Mo ( M il .* 30pm Central Arkansas 111 4) vs O live ! Ne/erene. III. 10 12). II llp m Wednesday. March II Waylaid Baptist Taeas II* 1) vs St Mary's.Mich 124 Ml. 10am Concord. W.Va 12711 vs Southern Col o re doin/). II 43am Cottage ol Idaho IM S) vs SI Rosa. N Y ( M i l . 130am Athens Stole. Ala 10*1 vs Whitworth. Wash 17111.1 13pm Minnesota Duluth (M 41 vs Kevlar. La (21 III. 3 JOp m David Lipscomb. Term 113 31 vs Holy Family. Pa (27*1.7 Itp m Westmont. Calll 10*1 vs Emporia Stole Kan I It 1)1 tp m SI Mary’s. Teias (21*1 vs Hawaii Loa 117 III. M 45pm Women’s Final Tap Twenty Five The tea >3 teams In the tuul woman’s college basketball pea. as compiled by Mel Greenberg el The Pbiledelghn Ingut-er. with first place vales ta parentheses, records through March I*. Mat paints based on 21 1 4 1 1 1 1 -1 1 t l l l l l •1 f 14 II 14 1) IS It 180874 ) 4 1 ! 1 4Atf U »l week s ranking R K trl Pn 1 Pores 11 (01 28 1 1.228 1 27 2 1.484 2 1 Virginia 1*1 1282 2 24 ) 1 Georgia 11) 21 % 1.242 2 4 Tennessee III 24) 1.288 2 t Purdue 24 S 1.224 4 S Auburn 1.182 7 22 ) 7 ,N C Itoto Semllnalt Monday. March II S o u lh w a s t a r n O k la h o m a 4 * . Ind. Pur.-Indianapolis 4* Fort H4ys Stole. Kan.. IS. Ctollln. S C. 43 Clumplanshlp ..................... T~writi», M*»tR I t ................ Southweslern Oklahoma (3X3) vs Fort Keys Stole 141 Ji.i.JO p m. All Times 1ST W ALESCO NFER ENCE Patrick Ovltlett W L TP ts OF OA NV Rangers 0 0 11 SO M7 0 7 Pittsburgh M M 4 74 0 7 24J Philadelphia 11 M * 71 01 » S Washington 11 0 S SI 01 20 New Jersey 0 M 11 45 2S1 20 NY 1slenders 0 0 * 0 201 240 Adams Division i Boston 0 0 * 12 240 214 i Montreal M M * 11 244 21* i Buffalo 0 17 17 47 244 241 i Hartford 0 0 * SS 07 07 u ss it SO 10 110 Quebec CAM PBELL CONFERENCE Harris Division W L TPtS OF OA 1 Chicago <20 4 *0 242143 ■ SI. Louis 40M M *0 27120 I Detroit I I 0 I 70 24*244 Minnesota 240 ll 41 0 5 2 0 Toronto It 0 » 47 21007 Smythe Division 1 Lot Angeles 4021 t I* 2**21* ■ Calgary 400 7 17 3002M Edmonton 0 0 S 4* 22720 Winnipeg 2437 II 3* 23* 10 Vancouver 0 40 I U 230 0* •-clinched plays11berth Saturday's Games Boston 2. Toronto 0 Minnesota X Detroll 3 N Y Islanders4. N Y Rangers 4 Pittsburgh 3. Hartford 2 Lot Angeles 3. Quebec 0 Montreal 4. Vancouver 2 Calgary X SI. Louise Sunday’s Games Winnipeg 4. New Jersey 3 P ittsb u rg h IN Y . Islanders3 Vancouver 7. Buffalo 3 Quebec 2. Hartford I Las Angeles 4. Montreal 4. lie Detroit 4. SI Louis I Washington 3. Edmonton 1 Minnesota 7. Calgary 2 Chicago X N Y R jngv-12 Monday's Gamas No games scheduled T m id iv 't G im ii Montreal at PlHtborgn. 7 IS p m Toronto at Quebec. 7 :0 p m Hartford al Washington. 7 0 p m Buffalo al Mlrmasola. I 0 pm . Winnipeg al Calgary, t 0 p m Philadelphia al Las Angelas. M U p m Wednesday's Games Detroit at N Y Rangers.) 0 p m Toronto al New Jersey. 7:41 p m Bultoloal Winnipeg.! 0 p m N Y Islanders al Ednonton.S 0 p m Philadelphia al Vancouver. It 0 p m 1TRANSACTIONS BASKETBALL Nattenal Bj sheball Ataeclahen NBA - Flood Tom Chambers. Phoenu Suns forward. 17.500 lor throwing e punch al Kavin Willis al the Alania Hawks on March 7 United Slates Basketball League EM PIRE STA TE STALLIONS - Named Gerald Oliver general manager World Basketball Leegee E R IE W AVE - Signed Toney Mack forward TV/RADIO COLLEGE BASKETBALL • p m — SC. The Digger Pheipt Show 10 JO p m — JU N , Sunvh.ne Stole Confef ante Tournament champonthip game. F lor toe Southern . » F I T NBA I.O t p m — TBS Ph. aqt'phie Mart el Atlanta Hawkt. IL I BOX INO * p m — US. Gaby C tn u tle t » » M.guei Lera, banlamwetghlv (L l. alto a l l a m C U R L IN G 7 M p m — SUN. TSN Skint Gama A U T O R A C IN G 7p m — W H OO AM teefl. NASCAR Live B AS E B A LL 4 AS p m - W UCF F M it* *1 College. Liberty v* Central Ftortoa each from Lake Mary. Lake Brantley and Oviedo and two from Lyman. F rom S e m in o le : C h risty Oliver. Amy W illiam s. Lias Llndamood. Sabrina Relll antf Darlene Pinto. From Lake Howell: Beverly Dickinson. Leslie King. 'Teresa Mallard and Kelly Hulllns.' From Lake Brantley: Start Fox. Nicole D da Houasay and Laura Heddon. From Lake Mary: Jessica Dib­ ble. Angela Cooley and Jen Preston. From Oviedo: Kris Arretta. J en n ifer Boxely and Nikki Mayhood. From Lyman: Adrian Kane tftid Anne Brewer. Gymnastics G razian o (70.150): 4. Tara IB Hollander (69.350). Individual scores: Level 10. 15-and-Up. Compul­ Level 10. 12-14 age group. sory: Compulsory: Vault — I. Jennl Deathard V a u lt — 1. D ana H orn e (9.550); 2. Jamie Graxlano (9.700) ; 2. Chrlasy Vogel (9.600): (9.100): 4. T ara Hollander 5. Jennifer Wilder (9.150). (8.900). Uneven Bare — 1. Chrlssy U n e v e n Bars — 1. T a ra Hollander (9.250): 2. Jennl Vogel (9.500): 2. Dana Horne ; 3. Jennifer W Beathard (9.100): 3. Jamie (9 .0 5 0 ) (8.900). Graxlano (8.950). Balance Beam — 1. Dana Balance Beam — 1. Jamie G raxlano (8.800); 2. Jennl Home (9.400): 2. Chrlasy Vogel : 4. J en n ifer W B e a th a rd (8 .7 0 0 ); 5. T a ra (9 .2 0 0 ) ( 8 . 100 ). Hollander (8.000). Floor Exercise — 1. Dana Floor Exercise — 1. Jennl B e a th a rd (9 .0 0 0 ): 2. T ara Home (9.600): 3. Chrlssy Vogel Hollander (8.600): 4. Jamie (9.150); 4. JennUer W ilder (9.100) . Graxlano (8.400). All-Around — 1. Dana Home A l l - A r o u n d — 1. J e n n l Beathard (36.350); 2. Jamie (3 7 .7 5 0 ) ; 2. C hrlssy Vo ; 4. Jennifer W G raxlano (35.250); 3. Tara (37.450) (35.250) . Hollander (34.800). Level 10.12-14. Optional: Level 10. 15-and-Up. Optional: Vault — 1. Chrlssy Vogel Vault — 1. Jennl Beathard (9.500); 3. Jamie Graxlano (9.600) : 2. Dana Home (9.550); (8.850); 4. T ara Hollander 4. Jennifer Wilder (9.250). Uneven Bare — 1. Chrlssy (8.800). U n even Bars — 1. Jen nl Vogel (9.600); 3. Dana Home Beathard (9.650k 4. (tie) Jamie (8 .7 5 0 ) : 4. Jennifer W ilder Graxlano and Tara Hollander ( 8.000). Balance Beam — I. Chrlssy (8.200 each). Balance Beam — I. Jennl Vogel (9.150); 2. Dana Home B eathard (9.600); 2. J am ie (9 .1 0 0 ) : 4. J en n ife r W G r a x la n o (8 .9 0 0 ); 5. T a r a (8.600) . Hollander (8.250). Floor Exercise — 1. Dana Floor Exercise — 1. Jennl Hom e (9.550); 3. Jennifer Wilder B e a th a rd (9 .5 0 0 ); 3. T a ra (9.450) ; 4. Chrlsay Vogel (9.250). H ollander (9.300): 5. Jam ie All-Around — 1. Chrlssy Vogel Graziano (8.950). (3 7 .6 0 0 ): 2. D ana H o rn e A l l - A r o u n d — 1. J e n n l (36.950): 4. Jennifer W ilder P e -b tH a r.d ( 3 8 . 2 5 0 ) : . 4 , . J a m i e . (35.300).. G r a z i a n o 1 3 4 .9 0 0 ): 5 . T a r a Level 10. 15-and-Up. Totals: H o lla n d e r (3 4 .5 5 0 ). V u u lt — 1. D ana H o rn e Level 10. 12-14. Totals: (1 9 .2 5 0 ) : 2. C h rlssy V o Vault — 1. Jennl Beathard (19 .2 00) : 4. Jennifer .W (19.050): 2. Jamli Graziano d 8 :4 o 6 )'................ ' • • • Uneven Bara — I. Chrlasy (17.950); 4. Tara H ollander (17.700). Vogel (19.100); 3. Dana Home U neven Bars — 1. Jen n l (17.800); 4. Jennifer W ilder B eathard (18 .7 50); 3. Ta ra 116.900). Hollander (17.450); 4. Jamie Balance Bcum — 1. Dana Graziano (17.150). Horne (18.500); 2. Chrlssy Vogel Balance Beam — 1. Jennl (18.350); 4. Jennifer W ilder Beathard (18.300); 2. Jam ie (16.700) . G ra zia n o (1 7 .7 0 0 ); 5. Tara Floor Exercise — 1. Dana Hollander 116.250). H o m e (19.150): 3. J en n ifer Floor Exercise — l. Jennl W ilder (18.550): 4. Chrlssy Vogel B eathard (18 .5 0 0 ); 2. Tara 118.400). Hollander (17.950); 4. Jamie All-Around — 1. Chrlssy Vogel Graziano (17.350). (7 5 .0 5 0 ) ; 2. D ana H o r A l l - A r o u n d — 1. J e n n l (74 .7 00) : 4. Jennifer W Beathard (74.600); 3. Jamie (70.550). Softball Continued from Page IB doubles, two runs scored. RBI). Keith Acrcc (double, single, two runs scored, two RBI). Tony Dunklnson (two singles, two runs scored. RBI). Sam Raines (two singles, run scored. RBI) and BUI GrllTllh (two singles. RBI). Also contributing were Rod Turner (double, two RBI). Robert Stevens (single, two RBI). Ned Raines (single, run scored). Ed Jackson. Mike Galloway and Levi Raines (one single each) rad Jimmy Stuckle and Ernest Shuler lone run scored each). Doing the hitting for Suffolk Homes were Keith Tanner (two singles) and Greg Frey. Ed Bruce and Tim Heath (one single each). Lambert Erectors trailed the Wrecking Crew 2-1 until the top of the fourth Inning when they exploded for three runs. Lam ­ bert added a pair of Insurance runs In the sixth. P ro v id in g the offen se for Lambert Erectors were Terry Russl (triple, single, run scored. RBI). J e ff Aten (triple). Jay J ohn son (dou b le, tw o runs scored , RB I), T e r r e ll E rvin (single, two runs scortdl. Buddy Stump (single, tun scored. RBI) and Mark Aten and Dcrrell Ervin (one single each). Leading the Wrecking Crew attack were BUI Marino (three s in g le s , run s c o re d ). G a ry G le a s o n (tw o s in g le s , run scored). Jim Stern (double. RBI). Heath Short (single, run scored. RBI). Stu Selock (single. RBI) and Steve Prtdgen and Ronnie Wtrth (one single each). II.D. Realty Jumped out to a 5-1 lead hut the Boomlown Boys ram e bark to lie the game 8-8 going Into the bottom of the sixth inning. The Heurtbreakrrs then came up with the winning runs In the bottom of the sixth when Brian Walker doubled, went to third on a fielders choice by Bob Kelly and scored on a sacrifice fly by Chris Daporr Kelly later scored on a single by Mack Thorne. Doing the damage for the Heurtbreukcrs were Walker (tri­ ple. double, single, two runs scored, two RBI). Mack Thom e (three singles, three RBI). Duane C a r ls o n (t w o s in g le s , run scored). Dapore (double, two runs scored. RBI). Kelly (single, three runs scored. RBI). Charles Hatcher and Carl Thorne (one single and one RBI each). Mark Blythe (single, nin scorrdl A * 100 hcAol can make you an instant *10, 0 0 0 ° ° W IN N E R Jackpot g/van away every Sal night Also ploy tho oil now Twin Trifocto (14 Exciting Rons) Nightly 730 p m. Matinees 100 p m M on, W e d . Sat Closed Sunday Ttv n Ladas' togri . Free Adnason speowi Greup P eace s AnWMs Sorry, you must be 18. SANFORD-ORIANDO KENNELCLUB North ol OUndo. just ot Hwy 17J 301 Dog Track R d . Longwcot 831-1600 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, March 12. 1991 — M ____ Preserve freedom, speak up for others Orchid show slated The Central Florida Orchid Society presents Its 36th Annual Spring Orchid Show March 22 thru 24. It Is held at the Winter Park Mall. Orlando Avenue. Winter Park. The Show, which la open to the public, as always, features thousands of live (lowering orchid plants, exhibited In beautiful naturalistic settings. Orchids will be offered for sale to the public by commercial growers and on Saturday, society members will repot plants for a small fee. Of special Interest this year la a one-man show of oriental floral designs featuring orchids. These arrangements are the creation of Mme. Henny Dickenson, famed worldwide as a flora] designer and Instructor. Admission to the show is free and Is open to the public Friday, March 22 from 1 to 9 p.m.. Saturday. March 23. from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.. and on Sunday. March 24. from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Anyone wishing to enter an orchid for competition in the show may bring It to the Mall Thursday. March 21. between the hours of 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. Reunion commit!*# will m##t The Seminole High School Class of 1966 Reunion Committee will meet March 13 at 7:30 p.m. In the SHS Media Center. AU area classmates are encouraged to attend this meeting to start planning for the upcoming 25th reunion. Toastmasters mast Seminole Community College (SCC) Toastmasters Ctub *6581 will meet each Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m. at Seminole Community College. Contact Claire at 699-9318 for more Information >tThe Nazis killed my aunt not long before I was Inducted into the service In 1945. My father's last days at age 94 (some 45 years later) were consumed by that terrible occurrence. Just today I watched a televi­ sion talk show where a vocal minority made some very con­ vincing comments against our Involvement In the war against Iraq. Although I would not wish to silence that group's warnings, because I. too. felt uneasy about our entering yet another war. I'm enclosing a gem of a piece that appeared in your column. Please print It again. It Is timeless. BRlCRCHOENHAAlt. OMELET, COLO. DEAR ERIC: That "gem of a piece" has appeared in my column several times, and I agree. It Is Indeed timeless. And It's also timely.' It was written by the Rev. Martin Nlemoelter, a German Lutheran pastor who was ar­ rested by the Gestapo In 1938. He was sent to Dachau con­ centration camp where he re­ mained until he was freed by the Allied forces In 1945. It was titled “I Didn't Speak Up" — and here It Is: “In Germany, the Nazis first came for the communists, and I didn't speak up because 1wasn't a communist. Then they came for (he Jews, and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Jew. Then they came for the trade un­ ionists, and I didn’ t speak up because I wasn't n trade un­ ionist. Then they came for the Catholics, and I didn't speak up because I was a Protestant. Then they came for me. and by thut time there was no one left to speak for m e." DEAR ABBYi The man t love is 73. I am 47. "Irv in g ” and I have known each other for ninny years and (here Is no doubt about our Icvc for each other. We get along very well, have a great deal In common and our sex life Is great! The problem: I would like to get married, but Irving doesn't want to marry me. He says he's afraid that one day he'll be a sick old man and I will have to take care o f him. His wife died two years ago after a very long Illness through which he nursed her devotedly, and he doesn't want m e to have to go through the same thing with him. I try to tell him that growing old does not necessarily mean getting sick and becoming a burden. I want to marry this man and enjoy whatever time we have left together. What words o f wisdom do you have to help me convince this wonderful man that we must live In the present, take our chances and hope for the best? Df LOVE WITH IRVING DEAR IN LOVE: Your own words o f wisdom sound pretty good to me. None o f us has a contract with God. and It’s Just ns well that we don't know what the future holds for any o f us. Think positive, take good care o f yourselves — and each other — and hope for the best. DEAR ABUT; Someone told me he had recently read In your column that if a man or woman has lost a family member In the war. that person Is automatically exempt from active duty if a war should breakout. Please clarify this In your column. I need this Information Immediately In writing. BALTIMORE MOM DEAR BALTIMORE MOM: I published the Information In November 1990. But for anyone who might have missed It who now needs it: According to the Public Affairs Office o f the Department o f the Army. If a member o f the armed services has lost an Immediate family member (father, mother, brother, sister or child) In a designated hostllc-flre or Immi­ nent-danger area (the loss may be due to death, missing In action, or from a 100 percent physical or mental disability), the service member can apply f o r e x e m p t i o n . It Is n ot "automatic." The service member Initiates action by contacting his/her company commander. For nn immediate family member to make application, a request must be made In writing to: H Q D A. D A PC -E PO -C . A le x ­ andria. Va. 22331-0400. And the service member may waive a request Initiated by an Im­ mediate family member and still serve in the hostllc-flre area. CONFIDENTIAL TO ' __ TURN IN TORONTO”! Seize the opportunity to be superior. "B y taking revenge, a man Is even with his enemy, but by passing It over, he Is superior." (Noah Webster) Jaycses meet The Sanford Jaycees meet the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. Anyone Interested in attending can call Brent Adamson or David T. Rusal Jr. at 322-3663. SISTER*# join trust ARRIVALS Prasldsnt Errry Bill presided el the SISTER, Inc. monthly luncheon meeting held at the Bowl America B u ild in g re­ cently. During the business meeting members voted to join the Ssntord Historic Trust. Shown drafting a check for club m e m b e r s h ip are M a r th a Yancey, Jean Fowler, Beth Welebob (beck row, I to r) and Viols Frank end Emy Bill, front row. Bill Introduced guest sp e a k e r, Dr. R ic h a r d 0. Gregory, M.D. Gregory Is from the Center for Plastic and Reconstructive Suigory at Florida Hospital Pinrn nnd nn international leader In laser surgery. He Is c o n s ld e r o d one of three experts in this country His piesentation Included plastic and reconstruction techniques for birth defects, accident victims, burns and birthmarks, as well as the many aspects of cosmetic surgery and skin peels. Obesity surgery group to meet The Seminole Chapter o f SOS (Support Obesity Surgery) Support Group, for those who have had bariatric surgery or their loved ones, meets the second Tuesday o f each month In Classroom *103 o f the Physicians Plaza Building. 521 W. S.R. 434. Longwood., at 7 p.m. Call 332-6500 for more Information. Panic Attack group to meet 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 is for those who are afraid to go out of their house and be active In public. Overeaters to gather A icguau meeting o f Cv LTcaterc Ar.o?.ymen** Is rppdtirtrd nn Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. al Florida Power and Light. 301 Myrtle Ave., Sanford. For more information, call Carol at 322-0657. TO P S chspters to meet about eating Take Off Pounds Sensibly Chapter FL 79 will meet Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. at Howell Place. 200 W. Airport BIvd.. Sanford. Nar-Anon to olfer help Nar-Anon. a self-help group for relatives nnd friends of addicts, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando General Hospital. For more Information, call 869-6364. SHAR formed for cancer patients 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 Or322-7785. Geneva Homemakers to meet The Geneva Extension Homemakers hold a luncheon meeting at 10 a.m. on the second Wednesday o f each month al the Geneva Community Hall on First Street. A business meeting and crafts follow. The public is Invited. For more Information, call Virginia Greer at 349-5772. Seniors step out If you arc over 50. you are Invited to attend the Over 50 Dance Club dance held every Wednesday. 2:30 - 4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live music by the Dcltonlans 11-pieceband. Donation tl.5 0 . T h e follow ing babies were bom at Central Florida Regional Hospital In Sanford. Jan. 25 — Dec L. and Steven K. Lassabc. Sanford, girl. Jan. 26 — Wanda Peacock and Henry L. Colyer. Sanford, boy: S h e r r i S . and R ic h a r d S. Westfall, Sanford, girl. Jan. 27 — Sharon Wheeler and Carling Keltt, Sanford, boy: Athena B. and Paul P. Pock. Casselberry, boy. Jan. 26 — Vickie and Stephen Pass. Sanford. g irl; L ctcc la Sessions nnd C n m r t u s K Martin Lake Monroe, boy: JoAnne and Jam es J, Schrader, Sanford. boy. Jan. 29 — Rctta A. and Gary A. Conklin, Longwood. girl. Jan. 30 — Debra L. and Michael L. Sharp. Sanford, girl; Sheila M. and David A. Covert Sr.. Oviedo, boy. Jan. 31 — Annette and Calvin Gates. Sanford, boy. Feb. 14 — Denise L. Warren and Michael A. Warren, Sanford, boy. Feb. 15 — Valarlc Barnes and David Velez. Lake Mary, boy. Feb. 17 — Dorothy M. and Dean A. Catalano. Deltona, boy: Custalavct Turner and Charles L. Rouse Jr.. Sanford, girl: C y n t h ia K. a n d D a v id A. Scurlock, Sanford, girl. Feb. 18 - Theresa J. Flint. Sanford, boy; Sheri L. and David T. Yales. Deltona, girl. Feb. 19 — Terry R. and John S. Douglas. Sanford, boy: Sharon and Joseph L. Rulfin Jr.. San­ ford. girl. Feb. 21 — Franclnc L. and Kim D. Steldlc. Sanford, boy. J t*, jpy i %'i , 1. BI Floyd Th— (rat Hurrah for Do-Da-Day Do-Da-Day held Iasi Saturday al the First United Methodist Chureli turned out to he a "real good day," aceordlng (o Ashby Jones. Over 2(X) attended the fish fry and the tuikr sale and plant sate were sell-outs. Ashby said. A steady stream ol shoppers strolled through the premises searching for the bargains of­ fered at the huge yard side. The event was tciuted a big success. 2 .) 3 MEN A A LITTLE 700**00 LADY ™ n ina n d see the m any, m a n y items we have M l from i n ' * TM h Lwd i, a t™ ) \ " " HHff.17-W.M-WM 7 00 * 1 0 0 t.) EDWARD SCISSORHANDS B W W II SUPER Com e t i! S itML Or«m*| i7*n I gl }) U U P c^ on sale f o r i 1/2 PRIC E. IIB 1 B w » » y i l T i m T w r es g i g « » i iitiT) jtmi » » r « TODAY THROUGH SATURDAY ONLYI F A R M E R S F U R N ITU R E APPLIANCES and ELECTRONICS For 24-hour listings, see L E ISU R E magazine of Friday, March 8. 7*------1 2M0 S Prone ti Ay*, S o n f o r d Pn. 323-2132 _______*»»» **■«»*— - t i i . i w * »■ .»«.c*ante«n»o«i________ K F t �IP 4 B — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Tuaaday, March 12, 1081 Legal Notices IN T H K C IIC U IT COURT OF T M I C io n I t I N T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN ANDFOR 1 IM IN O L I COUNTV. FLORIDA CASEN0.44-JP44-CA-T4K AM ERIFIRST BANK. A FED E R A L SAVINGS BANK, f/k/a AM ER IFIR ST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. PleinllM. v* SPANISH OAKS. LTD ..* Florida limited par tnership. •tat., Defendant*. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN that on Ihe 4th day ot April, 1441, at li.oo a m. at the Wart front door ot the Seminole County Courttiouaa. Sanford. Florida, tha undersigned dark will ettar for tala to tha highest blddar for cash tha following described raal property: Tha North 100 00 laat of lha NE ot Sactkm If. Towmhlp It South. Ranga 10 Eatt. Samlnola County, Florida, lying Eatt of U S Highway 11 A f l. L t u from tha SE cornor of tald parcal run S. 4T27 W , along tha South llna ot atoratald North MO 00 laat. a dlttanca of 444.1 foot to tha P O IN T O F B E G IN N IN G , thence S. 44-1TW. m i l Nat to a concrete monumant on lha R Ighl-oM M ay llna of U .S . Highway t; A 41, thence along tald Highway run N. I f t l 'E . . lliOO Nat. thanca S. 54*52 E , lit.I Nat to tha Point of Beginnlng. TO G E TH E R with IN existing or atter-acquired building*. Im provam onlt, rlgh tt ol-way. •atamantt. ttra alt. allayt. p a t t a g a t . w a t a r i. w a la r courtat. riparian rlghtt. rlghtt. prlvllagat. tanamanti. heredltamantt and appurtanancat. re malrtdart. reversions, lliturot and tha rent*. laatat. contract! and profIN tharaof. TO G E TH E R with tha bulld­ ingt, Improvamantt. rlghtt of way. aatamantt. ttraaft. allayt, p a t t a g a t . w a ta r i, w a ta r cour tat, riparian rlghtt. rlghtt, prlvllagat. tanamanli. heredl lamantt and appurtanancat. ra malndart and ravartlont tharounto, and rantt. laataa and protltt tharaof. at wall at all of Borrowar't partonal preparty of ovary natura and flthirot. In­ cluding without limitation thota dater Ibad in UCC-f Financing StaNmantt executed In connactlon with tha Loan, whathar now or haroaltar attached or afllied tharato or utod In connection therewith and located thereon. Legal Notlcee Legal Notices located by. over, and upon tha PROPERTY or any part and parcat tharaof, and which water tytlern Include* all watar m ain *, ta r v lc a la f a r a li , hydrant*, valvat and appurte­ nance*. and which tawar tyttam Include* all tanlfary tawar line*. Including main*, lateral*. manhoNt, and appurtanancat. All paving lor streets. road*, walkway*, or entrance way* now or horoaltor owned by DEBTOR and which are new or hereafter located on the PROP­ E R TY or any part or parcel N O TIC E O F APPLICATION FON TAX D I E D N O T IC E I I H E R E B Y G IVEN , that W.L. er Geraldine C. K irk, lha haldar at tha NttowIng-certlfketoltldiM tiled tald cartldcaNU) N r a lax deed to he Issued therean. Tha certifi­ cate number(t) and yeer(t) of Issuance, tha description of the property, and lha namaft) In which II wat at tat tad It/are at All of DEBTOR'* Intaratt a* tenor In and to all laataa or rental arrangement* at tfw PROPERTY, or any part there­ of. heretofore made and entered Into, and In and to all laaaat or rental arrangement* hereafter made and entered Into by DEBTOR during the llto of tha Security Agreement* or any attention or renewal thereof, together wllh all rantt and payment* In llau of rent*, together with any and all guar antoat of tudi laataa or rental arrangement* end Including all preaenl and future tacurlty de­ pot!t* and advance rental! Any and all award* or paymanta. Including Intoretl there­ on, and lha right to receive tfw tame, a* a retull of (a) tha aiarclta of tho right of eminent domain, <b) tfw alteration of tha grade of any »treat, or |c) any other in|ury to. taking of, or dacraaaa In lha value ol lha PROPERTY detcrlbed In Ihla Exhibit. All of tha right, ntto. and Intoretl of the Debtor In and to all untamed premium* accrued, accruing, or accrue urxkr any and all Inturanca pollclet new or haraattar provided purtuant to the term* ol tuch mortgage, and all procaadt or turn* pay able Nr the tot* el or damage N fa) lha PROPERTY detcrlbod herein, or (b) rent*, revenue*. Income, profit*, or procaadt from In n * . Iranchltet. concattlent. or llcentat of or on any part of tha PROPERTY. All permit*, llcentat and ap­ proval* Ittuad by any govern­ mental or public authority or agency relating to con*(ruction upon, or the operation, man­ agement or mo of. or utlllflet tor, lha PROPERTY or any part tharaof, whether now or hareafter Ittuad. All trademark*, trada name*, logoi and other Identifying or promotional malarial* uaad or lo be uted by DEBTO R In connection with lha marketing and operation of tha PROPER­ TY . All pretent or future utility All prttant and attar acquired agreement* and contracts re­ equipment. Ilitura*. good* lated to the PROPERTY or any which are to bacoma nature*, part tharaol to the extant of rantt and laata tacurlty depot DEBTOR'S Intaratt* therein. lit. and Natat and accattlant This tala I* made purtuant to and procaadt at all of tha a Summary Final Judgment In foregoing type* of collateral. Foreclosure entered In Civil Without limitation ot lha pan Action No. 44-1444 CA-I4-K now arallty ot tha foregoing. DEBT ponding In the Circuit Court In OR’t tacurlty Intaratt grant* to and for Samlnola County, Flori­ Socurod Party tvldanctd hereby da alto Includes lha collotoral DATED this llh day of March, spetilled below1441. All machinery, apparatus, MAR YANNE MORSE aqulpmant, filling*, Ilxlures. CLERK OF THE w hathar actu a lly or conCIRCUIT COURT - .t.uif!-,a!y attache* to the pr*p HY; JAnkfc. JatewK. arty barer Ibad on Exhibit B Deputy Clark ( PR O PER TY"! and Including Publish. March 12. IT. ITT) all trade, domettlc. and or­ DEO 111 namental nature* and article* ol partonal proparty at ovary kind and nature whatuaver now IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT or hereafter located In. upon, or OF TH E IIO H T E E N T H under lha PROPERTY or any JUDICIAL CIRCUIT part tharaol and uted or utabla OF FLORIDA, in connection with any pratant IN AN D FO R or future operation of tha SEMINOLE COUNTY P R O P E R T Y AND NOW G ENERAL JURISDICTION O W N E D OR H E R E A F T E R DIVISION ACQUIRED BY DEBTOR. In CASE NO. te-Jlal C A 14 K eluding, but without limiting tha SHEAR SON LEHMAN generality el the lor agoing, oil MORTGAGE CORPORATION. healing, air conditioning. Irani Plaintiff. Ing, lighting, laundry. In­ v*. cinerating. and power equip JAMES F. ROSS. alux.,at ai., menl, anginal, pi pat; pumpt; DaNndantt. ta n k t; m otor*; co n d u it!; NOTICE OF iwltchboard*. plumbing, lifting, FORECLOSURE SALE cleaning, lira prevention, lira NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN extinguishing. refrigerating, purtuant to a Final Judgment ol ventilating and communication* Foraclotura deled October M. •pparalut; boiltri, rang**, Itto. and entered In Cata No. furnacat. oil burner* or unit* W-JI4J CA 14 K, ol tha Circuit tharaol, appliance*; air cooling Court ol tho E IG H TE E N TH and olr conditioning apparatus Judicial Circuit In and tor SEM­ vacuum cleaning tyttami: ala INOLE County. Florida whertln valort. atcilato rl; lhadat, SHEARSON LEHMAN MORT awnlngt; tcraant. itorm doort G A G E C O R P O R A T IO N It and window*, ilovat. wall bad*. Plalntilf and JAMES F ROSS, refrigerator*, attached cobl tl ux., at al. are DaNndantt. I natt; partlllont; duett and will Mil to tha highest and bail comprattort. rugt and carpaft; blddar tor cath at tha Watt d r a p a rla t: lu rn ltu ra and Front Door ol tho SEMINOLE lurnlthlngt. together with all County CourthouM, In Sanford, building material* and equip Florida, at 11:00 o'clock A M. on menl now or haroaltar delivered tho 4th day ol April. Iftl, tho to the PROPERTY and Intended following detcrlbod proparty at to bo inttailed therein. Includ Mt forth in tald Final Judg ing, but not limited to. lumbar, menl. to wit: platter, cement, thlnglat. root Lot I. WHISPER WOOD AT Ing. plumbing, flilurat. plpa. SABAL POINT. UNIT 1. ac lath, wallboard. cabinet*, nail*, cording to lha plat tharaol at tlnkt. toilatt. turnaca*. heater*, recorded In Plat Book Ti. Page* brick. Ilia, walar haalart. 11 A la. Public Record* ol tcraant. window Iramat. glatt Samlnola County, Florida doort. flooring, paint, lighting DATED Ihlt |th day ol March, Ilitura* and unattached equip itai menl; together *,m all addi Mary anna Morta ttont and accattiont tharato and At Clark ot tald Court replacement* tharaol By Jana E. Jatewlc All el tho watar. tannery, and At Deputy Clark ttorm tawar tytlemt now or Publish March II. If. IN I haraattar ownod by lha DEBT OEO III OR which are now or horaattar NOTICE SEMINOLE COUNTY EXPRESSWAY AUTHORITY MEETING Tha Seminole County Eiprattway Authority in o v n tu a public mealing, to which all pertont era invited DATE Wednesday.March 11. Iffl TIM E I 00PM LOCATION Samlnola County Sarvlcat Building Commission Chambers I W illi HOI Eatl First Straw! Sanford Florida H U I G ENERAL SUBJECT M ATTER TO BE DISCUSSED Tho propostd aiprtttway in Samlnola County Additional information may ba obtained by contacting Gerald N BrinIon. Executive Oirector Sammoie County Eiprattway Authority Phone (aOTI 111 11J0. aitansion lilt PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT IF THEY DECIDE TO APPEAL ANY DECISIONS MADE AT THESE M EETINGS'HEARINGS. THEY WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND FOR SUCH PURPOSE TH EY MAY N EED TO ENSURE TH A T A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE WHICH INCLUDES THE TESTIM ONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. PER SECTION M tOtU. FLORIDA STATUTES Publish March tl. Iftl DEO 111 CELEBRITY CIPHER ” CMtKitp cr)p4agrim« #rt ummlmi Iron* 9u0l*t«F*» &v fomowtS p««|M 0HI ami pf«t«ni (K M M tUBilNupNf ItamHIor tod+f ar w « B M W M O Y X S T E I K N W Q Carilflcato No. *5* Yaarof Ittuanca: H U Description at Pl e n ty. LEG LO T 14 (LESS N M F T * 1 I I F T 4 S 7U F T OF N H i F T OF W F T ) W AITES SUED PE 1 CLASSIFIED ADS k n n m i * J S 2 E E S '* ‘ m ! E ■ iu w ii i 111 " I ! !??••• _ * i « g pm Bo m , beoad m S U mb M i N U V O A O U V X I K G E I U G B T Name* In which attested: Paul D. McCaurry. Jean O. McCaurry All of tald preparty being In lha Caunfy af lamlnato. Mato af Florida. U nlatt tuch cartlflcato(i) shall be radaimai eccerdlng to law, lha property dttcrlbed In tuch certtflcttolt) will be io M to lha highest bidder at the wet! Seminole County tha Ith day of April, m i , at 11 AM Appraxlmatoly H U M cath ter teas It required to be paid by the successful bidder at the taN. Full payment ef an amount equal to the highest bid plus applicable documentary stamp taxes and recording Net It due w ithin f t h eurt afte r the advertised time ef the tale. All payment* dial I be cash or guaranlu d Instrument, made pay­ able to the Clerk ef Circuit Court. Dated Ihlt m h day ol Fabrvary. IH I. (SEAL) Mary Clerk of the Circuit Court Clark SemlnoN County. Florida By: MteheINL. Silva. Daputy CNrfc Publish: Marchs. 11.14,34.1441 Price* abwvo reflect o I t .10 cath dkcaunt tor prompt poymant. Schedul­ ing mop toduda Harold Adverdaer althe tael af an addtoond doy. Cancel whan you got n igh t. Pay only tor daye your od rune o* ret# torn id Use tod dotertphon tor toetotl results. Copy mutt follow acceptable ADJUSTM KHTS AND C R B D IT fi In thb event of in BfTBr (R br rN, IN# N u N fi HtfiM win fct rgi pdfti Ibid Hr N W t l n l iRBBftiBR BRly BRtf BR*V i t tfw OXtaRt IM t if Mat ImtrWBR. N m m dwdi r « r b4 Hr accuracy fha H IF YOU Drew* * Betty Dump ■oclld w/tbe *11 J I m m I* eegtoe ef the Baca Cheka jRULafl^u^ A MMO |a Ua| GR pH H UP^U McTT, Ptaaaa COB H M H d fiY 11M A L I DAD. srtllto. a . I Child. safety wauld Ilka to meat tingle mem. 1child. Call 111 4384 ottor ?PM It, II rn. DCD-se tor"! NO TICE OF FIC TITIO US NAMB Mdllca It hereby given that I am engagid In butlnatt at 110 Ceunfrytlda Dr., Longwood. Samlnola County, Florida, under tha Fictitious Noma af FLORI­ D A E D U C A T IO N A L S E K V ICES. and that 1 Inland to register sold name with the Secretary of Stato, Tallahattaa. Florida, In accordance with the provisions of tho Flctltioue Nam* Statute. T o wit: Section MS ot. Florida Statute* 1«S1. David J.Schmlt Publish: March I t m i DED-103 23— Lott A Found JTS SION COMPANY, portfolio c o m tact on 75th SI. Cowlacf m -iit i ____ LOST-PUKE Vklnlty of Lk. Mary Bl. A 11*1. Contain* Michigan ID. REWARD. Call M l *541 I M HONDA 4-WtSMlar M0 SX, Raward tor return I Rl front lender I* taped. Cater I* red. Back fender* ere cut. ytPtSTi 23—SptCldl NotiC*S HCOME 2 NOTARY 27— Nurw ryA Child Cara SMALL Q U A L ITY HOME LIKE D a y c a r e I P r e t c k e e l. Opeeiagtl Meals, leernlng program I Playground! Pally Mc*di U c j e w -l---------M174M SM ALL Day Corel TLC tor bablet A toddlers I Hot meals! Exc. retoreoca* Dee 10-411* 35— Training A Education COMPUTER TMIMMIt Private tuition by quallllod computer toocher. HOURS TO S U I T Y O U I DOS. W o rd P e rfe c t, W ordS lor, LOTUS. D B III -F. O R m -M It 43 — Mtdical A Dantal PATHWAY-Loea, gain, main­ tain weight suecat*fully I Find health) E f ij^ it o l 047-4/4-4117 55— Business Opportunities IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT For Oatollt: 1ND4X141S4 FILM ROUTE NSIRESS OF T M I H T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR Seminole A Voluele Co. Will SEMINOLE COUNTY, 27— Nurcary A train. Man. woman or coupto. FLORIDA Eam UP-SaO.ObO ...11) SM-44M Child Cart CASE NO. W-M41 CA 14-K OIBRALTAR SAVINGS, a 41— Money to Lend A L L A O I t . My homo near Lake Calltomla corperatlen. Mary High. MertFrl. Ill/day Plalntilf, ACTIONLOANS HRS reglstarad 371-4741 vt. Regardless ol credit 11 1500 to C H IL D C A R E , my Sanlerd JOHN HAYTHORNE and 150.000. Call!........S47-544 MM home. Reasonable ratal. InPATRICIA A HAYTHORNE elude* lunch A snack a o -m * f/k/a PATRICIA A. GREENLAW , at al , 71-H elp Wanted D A Y C A R E . M o n -F rl.. Low Oatondanlt. rato»l Prlvalo homo. Call WOOD P A L L E T R EP AIR SI K S T iC C C r U L C tayrimt tor Tr-tyx r t r m * Tool*. PI) truck/home repair PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 • SAN FO RD C H IL D CARKI shop, bendable req'd...lHI415 NOTICE IS H E R EB Y GIVEN Severil convlanimt locations purtuant to an Order *4 Final BARM M M W e W ttH t H »M For Intormetton cWI... U H t t l Judgmanl al Farectoaur* dated ■wvelipei at harm. Na ceslt March 7. IH I. and anfarad In SEND 1ASE to: OaMee Dis­ Cata No. fO-Mtl CA U K at tha tributors. PO Bax 17HM-C. Circuit Court ol tha llth Judicial Caraus Osrlstl, T X 7HW11M Circuit In and for Samlnola IH T H E CIRCUIT COURT ADVERTISINGSALES C o u n ty , F lo r id a w h a ra ln OF T M I B IO H TEEN TH Goal orientated, personable G IB R A L T A R S A V IN G S , a JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT Calltomla corporation It tho e xcellent com m unicator IN A N O F O R P lo ln lllf and JO H N H A Y wanted to M i l advertising space for monthly regional THO R NE and PATR ICIA A. SEMINOLE COUNTY. mageline. Salary plus com H A YTH O R N E. f/k/a P A TR I­ S TATE OF FLORIDA. mission. Load* provided. Send CAM Ma.i ft-g|4*-CAI4E CIA A. GREENLAW , al al are resume wllh cover letter to Defendants. I will Mil to tha General Jurisdiction highest and batt blddar tor cath 1415, Santord Herald, P.O. Florida Bar No .0404*0 Bex 1*57. SaeSerd F L 11771 at tha Watt Front Door of tho BAN CPLUS M O R TG A G E Samlnola County CourthouM In CORP.. ★ ★ AREAPOSITIONS★ ★ Plalntilf. SemlnoN County, Sanford. Flor­ vt ida at 11:00 o’clock A.M. on tha FINISHER-512 PERHR. 4th day al April, m t , lha RICHARD E. HASELOEN. II HO Experience needed I following detcrlbed property at living, Reliable IransporlelIon a must. Mt forth In Mid Order or Final *tux..ei ol., For Interview cal I Oelendantt Judgment, to wit: i-dij-gw-nsi NOTICE OF ACTION U N IT l i t C OF SPRING• ASSISTANT MANAGER e WOOO VILLAG E CONDOMIN­ STATE OF FLORIOA • TR A IN EE t IUM ANO AN U N D IV ID E D T O : R I C H A R D E. Fantastic opportunity tor o HASELDEN. It living and It I /If* IN T E R E S T IN T H E groat career In retail! Move married MRS. RICHARD E. LAND. COMMON ELEM EN TS up the ladder with this com AN D COMMON E X P E N S ES HASELDEN, hit wile. It living. panyl I Hiring Immediately Including any unknown tpouM A P P U R T E N A N T T O SAIO AAA EM PLOYM EN T U N IT, ALL IN ACCORDANCE ot Itto Mid Defendant*, it either 7HW. 15th St. 05 5174 W ITH ANO SUBJEC T TO TH E hat remarriad and If tlthtr or both ol tald Doftndanlt are C O VEN AN TS. CO ND ITIO N S. A U TO PARTS OEUVERY RESTRICTIONS. TERMS AND deceased, Ihelr respective un­ Must be I I with valid Florida known heirs, devisees, grantees, O TH ER PROVISIONS OF TH E drivers llcenM Call 4M 4000 assignee*, creditors, lienors, D EC LAR ATIO N OF CONDO B A B YSITTER N EED ED lor I M IN IU M OF SPRINGWOOO and Irutteat, end all other and 1 yr. old. Roleroncos person* claiming by. through, V ILLA G E. CONDOMINIUM a* required. Pay negotiable. under or against tha named recorded In Official Record* Cell M4 7117 etter 4PM Defendants Book 1131. Pago 104f. ot tho Whose residence It unknown Public Records ot Samlnola G000 WORKERS NEEDEDf County, Florida. YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an • DAILY WORK..DAILY PAY • D A TE D at Sanford. Florida action to toreclOM a mortgage Call Bob......... rn 7551 otter 1pm thla 7th day ot March, m t . on the following property In Seminole County. Florida: MARYANNE MORSE Clark. Circuit Court Lot f. HARBOUR RIDGE, according to tho Plot tharaol ot Seminole County, Florida recorded In Plat Book IS. Page By: Jana E. Jatewlc A t Deputy Clark aa. ot the Public Records ol UNCLAIM ED VEHICLE Publish March II. tf. Iftl Seminole County, Florida AUCTION OED Ilf hat been tiled against you and 1/14/tl JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. 10 VOLK SW AGON SlA001»7i and a ll othor persons In U MAZDA JM1F B ill 400775174 IN T H I C IR C UIT COUNT potMStion ol tublect roal prop 14 MERCURY OF TH E ItTM JUDICIAL arty whose roal namot art IMEBP54H1E W477I73 CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR uncertain, and you ort required 75 DODGE D11BE5S001105 1 IM IN O L I COUNTY, to serve e copy ol your written 71 FORD IX«4T10]l5e FLORIDA defenses, it any. to it on: 71 CHEVR O LET ID17H1B4104M CASE NO.: to-IUO-CA-UK JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O . 74 AMC DJ5C500I71 CEE BEE AIR SYSTEMS. ESQUIRE. Plalntlir* attorney 44 BMW WBAAD1J0JK444J24J INC., e Florida corporation. whoM address It. IT ALUAAA CRAFT Plalntilf. M l N Franklin Street. Suite PrL04J5C 1000*47 v*. U K . Tampa. Florida IMOl ALTAM ONTE TOWING JAMES F. SPEARS and on or be tore the lind day el 117MARKER ST R O BER TA M SPEARS, hit March, m i. and Ilia the original ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS wilt, and M IG H TY MAC wllh tha Clerk ot this Court Publish March tl. 1441 INDUSTRIES. IN C . a either before service on Plain Florida corporation. DED 121 lilt's attorney or Immediately thereafter; etherwIw a default NOTICE OF SALE will ba entered egaintl you tor NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN tho rellol demanded In the that on tha Xhti day at April, Comptelnter Petition m i , al Elaven o’clock 111 001 O ATEO on this llth day ol a m . al the West Front Door of February. IMI tho Seminole County Court MARYANNE MORSE howso. M l North Perk Avenue. C IE R K O F THE Sentord, Seminole County. Flor CIRCUIT COURT Ida. tfw undersigned Clerk will BY Ruth King otter for tale tha tallowing Deputy Clerk detcrlbed real property loceted Publish February If. It I, at m Briarctitt Street. Sanford. March 5. II. m t Florida m il. more tufty da DEC 1*5 scribed a* follow* Lott al and aj. Block I], DREAMWOLD. FOURTH SEC TION. according to tho Plat thereof at recordad In Plat book a. Pegs ft of the Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida together with ell structures. Improvement*, futures end ap purtenancet situate therein end loceted on laid real property BIG N $250 IN WITNESS W HEREOF. I have hereunto Mt my hand and BIG X $250 official Mai this tilt dav of AU GAMES $ SO OF CASSELKMY March. Iftl MINIMUM OF 5 LINES FXMAT O U T 7 FJL (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE U S -U B S 1 M ISO A LINE C lark et tha Circuit Cour I II) 12V* UCXFOTS THU IS . & SUN 7 P.M BY Jane E Jatewlc leaser Clturns Caster Deputy Clerk I S M OAK AYINUf Publish March 11. It. Iftl SANFORD AM-SB2I DEO IM Legal Notices Legal Notices BINQO KNIGHTS OF t A Q V V ; KIWANIS CLUB J N C — N C S K T C R U V T C Y . PREVIOUS S O LU TIO N Comedy I* Iho way Ilia should bo. drama it tha way kla it. and Itagody la Iho way lit# thouldn I bo " — Bob Kaufman 1250 Teach and eam what you’re re a lly w orth. P art lim a Sum mar or Full time position* available. Call waltotx tdlbS M Hr Masaaga . wWAITRESS* M ED ICAL CHAMBER SALES REP Exciting opportunity I AAoet alt new buslnesae*. VIP's, com­ munity leaders I Commission qnly petition, undmltod earn­ ing potent 1*11 Apply: Greater Santord Chamber ol Com marca.MSE. F lrd St. EO€ • CLER K * II you are good with figure* and Ilka to stoy busy plus have heavy axpartonca on a word processor this job I* tor you I Don't delay I WonHast I AAA EM PLOYM EN T Parttlma. I M .M F . Pleasant working conditions! Mac's POP MI-1411 ____________ * * *CJW’S* * * Full A pert time. Day A . Goad benefits Call tor appointment 314 4100 KEO id Health Cara. MARTED, REALPEOPLE FOR TVCOMMERCIALS No axpartonca iweessary. I 4 H W B N ________ H E E D EXP E R IE N C ED Stylist lor complata salon. Cammission. Busy ttxp In K Mert Plata, Santord. B M P S WanteBMIM w s / D r iN f S 14 111.50 par haur p lu s benefits. Will treln. Needed now I t l t l HSS Apewt Mbb 4 15 SkrtAj Offlcan In the Orlando-Kissimmee area*. CaHcaMctltJdM-Fftl WELDER Mutt be able to do sheet metal w o rk and m a c h a n tc a l assembly. For appt.. call Qaacqa Orabowskl, M3-44M NURSE AMS Experience needed. CertIricelion desirable but will allow up lo 4 m o n th s I p o b ta in cartlllcatlon. Exc. working conditions A btntllfs. Im ­ mediate openings on 7 1 A 1 11 shltls. Part time alto avail I DEBARV MANOR 4BN.Hwy.lf/4I Dobary. MF.4AM-4PM. .. BQ1 A n you a Certified Nursing Assistant with nursing home axperlencaT Make a dlltorance In your llto A lha llto ot others, come work with us It • CUSTOMER SERVICE* The Ideal position lor a reel people person I General office duties and ability Is all that's needed here I Hurry, call now I AAA EM PLOYM EN T 7WW.15ttft.m-S17t _ EARN SJW to U M per week Reading Books at home. Call t-AIS47J-1440 Ext. BAJ4 * F IT T E R FABRICATOR* This well rslabllshed local company needs your expert •nee today I Good pay and baneflttl Call today I AAA EM PLOYM EN T 744W. n th St, a>5!7* FULLTIME SJMCX BAA ALL TBADKS be Mil employed I Learn tttlmatotl Hew to get tatotl Free Seminar IMJ-S1M SSSS TEACHERS SW+++ Marketing Company is laafctng tor area rap*. Must ba mgt. quality salt* personnel wllh enthusiasm and marketing Isr 1407) 3 » 4114 ★ ★ CNA’iW ★ ! Tuesday thru Friday I I Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday And Monday S 30 P.M. Friday 21— Ptraorals ■ K a f / C ir Q B nilTa*4«/H <l H H d j j H F tT lM CARPENTERS W AN TED . Must iww.iMsst.nj-im manuns COLUMBUS S T X V V X S G E N S G . * n m POU JACKPOT U O I I , Hiring tor a ma|or projaei. In tha Debery/Deltona are* M 1TB O SECURITY 1 -R H im and valid Ikama. Call 3IO 42M, leave meesara ^OKTRUCTKW M l TRMKS fatten. Call 44B41T1 • * o V O L Te a • TEM PORARY SERVICES • C tA S HOU«SD€PT FRIVAT1 PAkTY U AH S fcM PJL* “ ..... (TIMMY SECURITY OFFICERS UWR MMRTCRARCE S«m tnol« Orlando - Wlntar Park 3222611__________ 831-9993 A IUM1V 7 1 -Hq Ip Wanted 7 1 -H r Ip Wanted 71— Holp Wanted AtnAiCS FftBEM iwtlBCtBf Needed lor Seminole YMCA. 4AS Longwood/Lk Mary Rd M l 4444............(Attn. KtlthCI 73— Employmant Wantad RECESSION?DON'T WORRY! NURSE COMPANION, live” Mon - Frl. Florida Ikensad References and reasonabto. Call 4873114415_______ PROFESSIONAL Housa Clean Ing. reason, rotas, goad refer •nee*, free estimates! M t-IM I E a rn ll.0 4 P /w k ilu lfln g anvelobe* at home. Send S.A.S.E. to A-Z Dtst. 154 W SR 43414044-11 Winter Spgs. 37101 SEAMSTRESS For busy Dry Cleaner*. Call 333 told ft— Apart mants/ Housa to Shara U T T E R N EED ED A FTER SCHOOL from >4 Mon-Frl. Rafs. Call 3 » 1444__________ S TY LIS T •Jato et, w ^ra aawl TH E HAIR EMPORIUM D I-CU TS Evenings. Also, Part time evening nursery petition Apply at Bowl America now ! Airport B'vd Santord • OC N ER AL O FF IC E* It veriity Is what you are looking lor, you can stop looking today I Great spot tor tha parson with tha right skills! Cell now I AAA EM P LO YM EN T 7MW. Mth It. B i l l 7* L A K E F R O N T A P T., Mature female, share wllh same. Luxury VT. all amenllle*. l i t ! 4- V* 121-1512 eve*. Looking To SAVE Some Green? 1 Bedroom I MONTH * SUCCESS STORY* The Representative el a local cleaning company called her Santoro Harold Classified Advisor to slap her od tram continuing on Its scheduled Id Day Special commenting, "The response was great. Wa had over so applicants within the first weak I” Tha Santord Herald Classifieds produce results! Some position YOU need to advertise at low cost end achieve quick results? Try our 10 A 14-Day Special rotas. Lowest cost per line for consecutive days’ advertising Advertiser* are tree to cancel as won as result* are reached CLASSIFIED D IP T , r a -n t t Also We H ave 2 Bedroom For $299 Total Move-in Find Your Pot of G old at... ^ 2335 W. Seminole Btvd. Hwy. 17-92 Sanford 323-2628 1AMIT0RIAL PARTTIME 54.25 to start. Sanford/Lk. Mary araas. Call >tl 1488 K EYES FLA. IN C . Realtors, p a y s t u i t io n la R E A L ESTATE SCHOOL 1.....113110* REGATTA SH O RES LANDSCAPE MAIT.. reliable, exp. and references! Good drlyln^racord. 133-0134 Prof. Owned & Managed by FRM Prop. Inc. O n lo k a M o rvo a The S a n fo rd H e ra ld ■ U n b td llc w k l — A rs i a e SERVICE 1 a n a w T (\ A •j ^ S 2 b e c & *y ----------------------------------- ----------- \ l u n i l i h i r S/u t m l I n n U u h s 7 v - / ' a - . - iSL«, m j 3 Lines w k ll I v d ( \ l l I l)l>\) allow at ' ^45 ( l.t s s ilit d permonlh 42 2 - J r . 1 1 Taw_____ W&OMCTAiaiVKEII LAW K M A IN T E H E N C I Weekly ar r Hmawrataa. Lea NkwMMl# liiio d te ir B a n d K R IS TI DAWN COMPANY 4*4H». Hwy IT/Tl Leegewed * *CALL7S7-79tt*.* F . N A H C I A L S t B V ic T r bodkkoepplng. !•*•*• 4 tl. Sm aribue.Alndv.P»4lie Q U A L I T Y Q O O X K E ID IN Q SERVICE ■ Ciaxputortaad II- L k -c .k in .»v * e * s ra 4 t«w A W E 'S M A IQ N Q Y , Elect — i ia T O T F T S B T LOW prical Froa oat. c h M M to k b ra p d ts R H N I B I L L f T t lP P C e e t o r a l fM B e ttS e K ITC H EN S . BATHS ■ A D g iT io e M jg e jy ijj^ Iu u b (Myuwa U M fV I H rffC Tl CAMPION Caste at Fqkilbg in terlar/axlarlar. Depanda bk/Bet** Dave, M3-EEM C H A R L E S P A I N T 4 DB CQQATW Qt SmaU odd lebe w e d»na k i5 i»e m a B ra / W le K e m .M 4 T M AR K M x C A B tY gws. COCB4UBW1-4W NE IF, R S M O Q EU REPAIR HHOM ES. O FFICES. 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SamCe-entyFra* Asphalt, cwicratt, F R E E est-t a- Pratsora O in io e AFFO Q O ABLE NOME CARS • Avar age V ia Home....... *45 • Average SUa Baal......... IAS • Driveway* • Peal Decks • Ft p Extorter Painting e u c 'd . e lm ... teas-ix PRESSURE CLEAN IN G M AN House* tram I d - quote* by • M n a lC a B ta ra rjn M M I S p r ln h t e r s / ln iN B t io n IRRIGATION A Install 4 repair tl yrs. exp M il Trat qq SorvicQ tCMOLS TRIE S U M SVC Free tsNmatosI Fob Prtcrsi L k — lea-.lhwep Brtedtog. Tee TO m » day worse A Q U A L I T Y C U TS ! b u C M m TrH M 3 D N II F A M IL Y T R I E S E R V IC E Trees k w end genet We beet any ait 1L k »*d n* **4 4117 t i V ) I f �i i y ■ M B £ J.' I Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Tuesday, March 12, 1991 — ■■ 91 — Apartments/ House to Share SANFORD! Vary clean home lo »hare, full privilege!, ujo/mo piu* ufll- Call ReRerf, m j m SANFORD, Mature, rasp , lib eral male, (hare e/iame. 1 bdrm. home. 173 w*i. 33)4497 SHARE New Trailer! Long wood Adult female I child ok 190wk. lend? U 124M eve* 9 3 -Rooms for Rent C LEAN ROOMS, kitchen 1 laundry faclllflet. Cable TV. Starting el 17Vwk.......no-4411 FEM ALE w/ctilld to rent bdrm. bathroom and home prlvl lego* S7eAvbplueirt.ua su i FEM ALE, w/one child to there with tame. Child or pel ok! Very cute home w/tenced yard. SMB.................... J31-4493 NICE LOCATION near Semi nole High. Cable. MS per week. m -M tt bet. M iJIR M R O O M In p r iv a te hom e. Excellent quiet location. Kitchen privilege* It detlred. *40per wook . 414 3340________ ROOM T O R EN T wllh kitchen privilege*. US per week. ________ Call tan_________ SANFORDI Lg. airy room A bth Prlv. enlr.. oft it parking. sas/wk.tec........n e -im /e xa SANFORD. Room Inprlv. home, eec. local Ion. mature, retp male pref.POO/mo M l M U ’ a SANFORD* Apartment liv­ ing w/ all the amenitletl uto a men., Incl. ulllitl*»l m Salt SANFORD • turn, room Houte privilege!I 543/wk tlSO d*po*it......... ........ m ane SANFORD • Furnithed Non smoker, U 00 plut ' i util. Pool A hot tub. m -llM Mom 9 7 -Apartments Furnished/ R u t 99— Am rims Unfurnished/ Rent ★ SUCCESS ST 0 K 7 * LAROE I bedreim. clean and airy, doaa to Pinacmt Elam. MW par month m m e __ Mrs. Diane N. of Longwood called her Santorri Herald Classified Advisor to stop her ad tor her apt. from contlnu tog on it* scheduled tADey Special commenting, "You brought me luck. Thank* Hereldl" The Sanford Herald Classifieds produce results! Something Y O U need to advertise at low cost and achieve quick results? Try our •0 A la Day Special rate*. Lowest cost per line tor con secutlv* days' advertising Advertisers ere Ire* to cancel as soon a* results ere reached CLASSIFIED D IP T . sa-M ti HOVEIN SPECIAL 3 bedrooms, energy efficient, carport and prtvato patio. Single floor design. Call Sanford Court. 333-MBI SANFORD •Largo a bdrm U 0B par month; 1 bdrm. M M per month. Call 333 BH3_________ SANFORD. I bdrm. t 2M per month reference* required. No pets........................ 333-aett S A N F O R D • I Bdrm. Kit. equipped. Adults only, no pets. air, MSS/mo. H » d * p 33M BIt 99— Apartments Unfurnished/Rent AVAILABLE NOW! New I bdrm. 1 bath single story. Washer dryer hookup, mini blinds, lawn care, convenient to downlown Senlord. SalS/mo _________CellI7>7747_________ H E M THE QUIET!! 'Single story studio. I A 1 Bdrm. Apts. Many estra* Incl. storage spacal Quiet, coty community! Nice landscap­ ing. On sit* managers who CAR EII Starting el lllt/m o SANFORD walk to town from Park Avt 1 bdrm. aptsl Perchi MS wk. utilpd..33»-M33 SANFORD Lovely 1 bdrm., complete privacy, clot* to downtown SIOO per week plui 1200 s e c u r ity In c lu d e s utilities................ Call H i nt* ATTR A C TIV E 1 Bdrm. Quiet, OffAt parking. StlO/wk. In elude*utilities! Cell 721-4947 E F F IC IE N C Y Cettagel Com pletely furnished, ulllilies paid, I person only, no pels. avallableMar. Ill m i Its LAKE MARY qaasKinr* c fa AHtm * 1. 151— In v e s t m e n t P r o p e r ly / S a le T0WNH0MES R E TIR E E SPECfALI 31 two bedroom unili, aero** from city park Quiet and tccure. Will tall individually or at package. By owner Call 333 4447 153— A c r e a g e L o t s / S a te Unpaved. Lake Markham Rd 111.000 Slenttrom Realty. Johanna 133 1501/331 7730 P R IM E 4 1 -A C R E til* on Longwood Lk. M a ry Rd. almoit nail to Lk. Mary High. 1.330 ft. road Iron lag* 1440.000 STEN1TROM EEALTY.173-3420 so SECURITY DEPOSIT CALL323-2920 FAM ILIES WELCOME I I R 1BEDROOM D H O L E STORY DUPLEXES W IN TER Springs •3 BR IV* be Budget Plan move In MIS It 1 employed I 3 kids/smell pets ok. 134 Lori Ann Lane. Contact Nancy, Aat. 1M. 33M BII 3 BORMS. AND 3 BOOMS. In a 3 s t o r y h o u t t . C lo s e to downtown I 1st, last, sec. and references. 333-Wto 101-Houscs Furnished/Rent SANFORD -1 BR. I ba. Senior adults. No. end of Riverview Av. 1430/mo. dep 333-43«t 1 BORM., In Sanford U M per month plus security deposit. Call alter 3P M 133IBBJ New 3 bedroom apartment*, tor UIO. Lake Mary/Sanford araa. An tqual housing oppor­ tunity! Rasacllll Apartments. c a i i n t in t . ___________ MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm...... JLUVno Tbdrm l l t l mo A id . D O R C H E S T E R APTS 103— H o u s e s Unfurnished / Rtnt D IB A R V •3 bdrm. close to I 4 A 17/97. Available March IS. M3Vmo. lit A sec.. DELTONA/Oslten • 4 yr. old home. April. I. 3 bdrm* 7 baths, garage, non smokers. no pet*. *406 Cell 83-SB4B HIDDEN LK. VILLASI 3/2'j lefcelronll Pool, tennis morel Scr. porch 11433/mo l3003*4 L A K E N A H N E Y . quaint 3 bdrm.,lk. Iront, I qutel acre. U U m o .p lu o d o p .D H W Laka Mary i n -0931 Call between 11AM SPM $225 HOVE IN SPECIAL 3 bedroom 3 bath available O P E N HOUSE FROM * 13. SATURDAY) LAKE JE N N IE APTS I I bdrm apti. wllh C/H/A from SJaO/mo. Include* water Adas Broker 111 4774 LANE HARV/HIDOCN LAKE ESTATES Beautllul 3 bdrm. 3 bath on cul de-sac. Screened porch, flreplaco. double garage. kldi/petok........................1371 *44-410* *r eves, 3311314 Attweod Phillip* tnc. N E E D A 1 BDRM or 3 Bdrm In DELTONA? Large selection I PRIMARY R E A L TY .....174-1734 NEED 4 BEDROOHS? Ronl/Opllonl Lake Mary, larga executive home, micro. Ilrepiec*. screened porch, sprinklers. USO/DISCOUNT! Investors Realty, 419-9014 ~ 1fr l Bedroom Apts. Available Tour Completely Refurbished Apartment grill Include these features • N rw Carpeting • New appliances • N ew land­ scaping & renovated p o o l• Refrigerator, stove, dishwasher & garbage disposal ■ Cable T V hook­ up • Newly refurbished clubhouse * Tennis court • Leke swimming & fishing • Laundry center • Professional on-site management • Volleyball A S K A B O U T O U R 330-5204 Taka 17-K north on Mport B*d . turn won T/lOduriemto. You* *aa our ugn on M right. apartm ents For Your Convenience We Are Open Monday thru Friday 9 ■6, Saturday 1 0 - 2 and Sunday By Appointment 1505 W. 25th St., Sanford 322-2090 r e n t a l s , R e n t a ls Home* In *11 Hie*, itartlng Irom MSO per month,In Do Ilona. No toe to tenant I Gtebal Realty,/' - SANFORD • tornlthed 1/1, ap pllances. garage. SMO/mo LANE MARY Two story. 3.100 tq It 3/3M, appliances, garage- fenced yard. 1710/mo PAUL A BETH OSBORNE V EN TU R E I PROPERTIES ___________ 331 47*4__________ SANFORD 1 BR wat/dry 1415 LK. MARY Spar tom 1/3 tone*! Presidential Ocaup-......111-4471 SANORA NORTH 1 bdrm 3 bath. 3 car garage, lg. icrn patio, big yard! Avail. 4/1, 1*11/mo. *43-1444 er l i t toll SEMINOLE COUNTY 3 unit* av4ilable 1 bedroom* Irom 1450 per month I HO REALTY 26Q-M00 T IR S T M O N T H S R E N T - Newly Renovated! New Carpel & Vinyl! New Celling Fan • New Verticals • New Mini Blinds M N O R T H L A K E V IL L A Q E . 1 Bdrm. Include* *mm*nlll**l u so * monm m ono______ PINE RIDOE CLUBt 1 B 1 Bdrm Candet avallaMe *terting at MM, I.E .C M . Inc . Lk Real Ettato R n k e 457 1*04 141— Homes for Sale ONLY 17,404 Atiumot 3/3>». 3 car garage, lanced 1790 tq ft. AC. Oil Lk. Mary Blvd. Pool, tennis, lake H i . IN I 6 =^ ^ 127— Office Rentals ■RANO NEW O FFIC E BLDO 400>q.ft.tol.M *q. ft. OC-1ZONINOI Move In Special ......tlSO/me. C A LL............... ..............131-01*0 1 SMALL RENTAL O FFIC ES Vary rtatonabl* 11X 14. For details, call now 1373 4175 7 VII VIM M i d in K M t\% IS Wi VI I M X I » STENSTROM REALTY, INC. We list and sell more property than anyone in the Greater Sanford/Lalte Mary area. 141— Homes for Sale SHEPPLEY REALTY, Realtor* Thinking ol Sailing? Call For Free Markal Analy*ltl««3-7000 • E A T TH E RECEtSIONI New home* from 132KI Model open. C A C H*m**.M4-t n 1*00 sM OPnam t m om * Vf NTl|Rf I PRI)Pf Rt BOND MONEY, 73/4% POSSIBLE 11.700 GOVERNM ENT ASSISTANCE A**um*bl* noquallly loan* In Ihe*# area* I Choo** home* Irom Seminole/Orang* Vol u*I*/La ke Count le* I HIDDEN LAKE LESS THAN $3,100 3/3. Ilreplaco. corner tot, ep pliencet. garage. MI.900 HOUSE ON 3/4 ACRE LESS THAN M.0M DOWN Zoned C3. 'appliance*, new ■ pa.>i1.Jva.-ga>»gu'ri/r.xo — POSSIBLE LEASE PURCHASE NEAR TALL TREES New custom built 3/2. 3300 *q II on 1/3 aero with lecurity tyitem. fireplace, appliance*, and pool planned I ll*4.?00 IDYLLWILDE HOME 15X30 SO U R POOL 3/7. 7,330 iq II on 1/3 acre with new carpel, ceramic III* and palnl 14X20 tamily room, privacy fenced yard with well andiprlnklertyttem llli.vOO ST. H U N 'S AND LK MONROE 5 acre **lalt! 4/1. 1100 *q It . cu*tom built. 1377.*00 LAKE MARY LESS THAR $3,000 DOWN 3/ 1, living, dining, family roam*, lanced yard, new paint, carpel end tile 149.900 O STEEN CUSTOM 1/1 On the river. Boa! A Flth from your own dock On ten acre*, loo!........................ 1304.0000! I CUSTOM 1/3 On 1 acrat. Loaded I You limply mutt tee It to apprecl at* Ih* value............... 11*9.141 LK. MARY l/l*i Atium e no quality Fplc , t*nc*. 3 car garage, cal in kitchen Many more aatrat Call u* 1197.14? 1/1 COUNTRY HUME In Debary with more txlret than you can thake a ttlck all Super areal 1171.000 NEW SPLIT 1/1 Spaclou* grtal r m , vaulted celling*, intlde utility, big patio Only 144.900 •ETIR EE/1TAR TER 1/1 Super fami l y neighborhood Big tot Near -p e rk * - trjn a if— tT-app/ng, 149.500!! 1/3ON LO VELY LOT Quiet area New AC. eel in kitchen, bring the family Big picture window. Only 544.440 ASSUME N O O U A LIFY Only 17.900 down 1/7 mobile on 5 acre* Geneva Need* TLC Bring hort**! 154.900 CALL ANYTIME 321-2720 322-2420 1545 Park Dr., lantord 4*1 W. Lake Mary Bl„ Lk. Mary •% 0 w i3 5 d 105— D u p le x T r ip le x / R e n t 171 4/b-J SANFORD Lg 1 bdrm . I both, CHA. weth/dryer hook up. USO a mon . two dep 3440 Maple Av*. avail April 1*1 Good reference* 313*3*4 SANFORD - Lg dean I bdrm C/H/A. carport, avail April I. U33/mo . 1300 *ac 113 47** BATEMAN REALTY The Prudential Lie Reel E tlai* Broker 2*40 laniard Av* Florida Realty 107— M o b ile H om es / Rent 1ANFORO. lurmihed. mobile home, tamori preferred Renl to buy 331****_____________ TRUCKER 1 SPECIAL! 3 BR mobile Place lo park large truck! Cell 331 07?I AAA BUSINESS C E N TE R New ofllce/Wht* *00 II to t.4?3 It Bey* wtth or w'o ollice* tlertmg at U3*/m* Hwy. I7/?1 A1R 417 ____ C ell. 11* *330 14.00* SQUARE I f * Loading dock, 1 phete power U U per *q It 401 331 *113 21.000 5Q. F T Building, feeding dock, w/1 phew power. ] acre*. M l I *00 Ml 111) CENTURY 21 * 1 Bedroom Special * $100 O ff 121— Condominium _____ Rentals_____ 2.67 ACRES EAST SR 4$ ASSUMABLE RO QUALIFYING ~ 1 H — R e a l E sta te M a n a g e m e n t ____ • A F F O R D A B L E 8 19*1*1 MX, NX 3 BORM. 1 BATH, nice area! 431 Sunburst. Deltona 1550 per month................ Call 333 17*1 I BDRM.. 1 bath. 3 car grg . 1*50 a mon . 1500 dep 103 Hilltop Dr, Lgwd H144ll*r 33*110* 1 BDRM.. U* bath. 1471 a mon . U7S dep. 130* W 30th St Sanlord, 133*411 arliei*** 3 BDRM.. 1 hath. 1450 a mon 1350 dep , 477* Plea tent Valley Cr ■Orl 333 *413 or 33* 110* 115— In d u s t r ia l R e n t a ls ZAjoavtm/iA-• C L E A N WINTER SPRINGS ]bdrm Ibath. pool! t i l l , 100allcath Schuren Realty. R*altor.ll1-t>47 ^1/U U fiA fU NEW LY R EM O DELED torn. 1 bdrm i bath ap't Water paid! SMB/mo. plus sac....... M IAM I SANFORD I I ! M rm . Apts I Fum. or unlurnl Clean, MOO A Upl Sac, dtp. SMB, R e tm S M l SANFORD - Large studio w / u tllltla s , sais/m o or tlU/wk plus deposit 331 MS] 97— A p a r t m e n t s F u r n is h e d / R e n t N IC E 141— H o m e s f o r S a te 0 N E + ACRE LOT! mirorocouw. .373-3301 SANFORD • I bdrm. lurnlshed Apt. Util. Included Close to downlown. 313 4279/lv. msg* SANFORDI 1 ROOMS t- Bethl US wk. SIM dep. References. Lees*. Call................. .1319*33 SANFORD - I room alllclency. perfect lor t person! $20 per week plus S1S0 security In­ cludes uiiniies i c a iim -n a t KIT ’N* CARLYLE® by Larry Wright Can ISeri’ Wa'H leasa it lor you* CIykmJi Realty ___________ m m i 117— C o m m e r c ia l _______ R e n t a ls _______ • Longwood Prime Hwy 454 o 3ottic**l CAR LOT el*0 4vell! R U O Y 1 AUTO SALES . 1341417 FLE X IB LE TERMSI I30B S F Bldg Suitable Ice any ty^e buvivt* 133 *411/111*441444 LONGWOOD B 'o vu " * Bern Loll, t i l tq It 1000 pei month Shop ttudoor oftice Cell 111 4#el LIK E NEW! 3/1. two itory. appliance*, fireplace! Privacy •enced yard with pool 144.500 $3700 DOWN INCL CLOSING Pln*cr**l. 1/7, living, dining, family rm , tacurily *y*t*m. •enced yard 543.100 PAUL 1 BETH OSBORNE VENTURE PROP* RMS 321-0759........... 321-2257 ★ BONDMONEY 7.75% * FIX ED 30 YEAR RATE ALSO HAP FUNDS GOVERNMENT HOMES AND BANK FORECLOSURES FR O M 5504 DOWN 1/1. CEN TR AL H/A. 139 400 1 BDRM.. formal living room, hug* family room with fireplace1 Fenced yard great tree*!. 149.902 M E TR O U R A L E S T A T E C O ., IN C . 131 711/ LOOKING FOR A HOME? Piet1 ** 1«t me help Call Bob Gitfoty REALTOR (M il 124 4400 *r H I 1244 a v a il a b l e I I I ,TOOtoward downpayment end doting co*l*l 7. 3and 4 bedroom hornet available' Horry, won't l**t U K E MARY/SANFORO Call Janet Men*!..Id Day*. 313 1234 E m . >3) 2321 AA Came*. Inc BOND DOWNPAYMENT HELP! O n k C BUILDER S SPEC HOMES Include* Screened Pool Special Rate Financing ________ Call 131473B_______ $5,000 TOTAL MOVE IN Mayfair Area! 4/1 Huge term ly rm . FL Room loo! New bright kit all appli incl w e th er/dryer H E A T E D POOL Call Certiyn. Slrettovd Realty. 1*4-4171a r m -i (« i SAN FOR Of Great ite to r. hi vett 3/|, lamed' 142.MO Stenttrom Really 1211*03 FHA/VA BONO MONEY NOW • Loverly Mttforic Homes • Start«r Ptlirwmwnt Homts • Houses With Acrvwgw • Inromp Propvrf • In L<*w Suil*% Alfvnfion Swl#% A%%ociiifw%' bu$y Ww rv*rd help' QUINN REALTY, INC 321-3663 QUO IN VES TM EN T PROPERTY 120 000 down, ownwr will fi nomt wt W\, I) yrt Primer H wy . V/ ?J Yr-ontwg«1 Cone t •tor bfoc.K buiildrng |-qi Priced »o I *I vu low I N V E S T O R S S P E C IA L ! Duplee, J HP « CHA. <Kn4 I BP, ternrd 1110 mo tncomor Only SX'KKPt Voluiu/Stminolt Co BANK FORECLOSURES!! CALL CARLA LEE SANFORD * It a u Puichau! STAIRS PROPERTY m anagem ent a r ea lty M7 737 7333/733-4534 NEAR HI5IURICAL AREA bdrm , hardwood floors lif ip liC f complttvfy r« stored’ N «* w irin g «nd piumb-nq' ImmweyUf* con dtftoo* ttmpfifi RtwfVf Inc 323-5774 Tht% 4 bdrm br<h 1X00 SF bouve i% yourt,for only l» X00 down 1X40- month if you guwli ty‘ Seotopric*!' IXfAJO Call Brae ton Greon Homes B F R H f H S l W __ TOWNHOUSE Senlord 2 Bdrm 2' t bw'n ftrtploce Urge private pw>*o <»nd bolcony IX? V00 Fir if Federol of SemtnoAe 222 1242 14 mat. eld M’ SEA Nymph. MNP Johman, EZ toad trail­ er, I hr on motor I *4.54* 333 4703 d*yt/173 4443 eve* 217— G a r a g e S a le s • GEN EVA E L E M E N T A R Y . Spac* Rental* available lor Big Garage Sal*. Mar. 141 Cralt*.«tc , W 9537/140-1343 21V— W a n t e d to B u y M l Aluminum Cam..Newspaper Nen-Ferre** Metal*.......... Ciait KOKOMO.......................133life Mother A Daughter Consign­ ment! Good mod Horn* or donatton. Appl. 1114044 Irene 221— G o o d T h i n g s to E a t U -P IC K S T R A W B E R R IE S Pochberry Farm New crop. ^ s * w j> rk * D W 3 _4 7 4 7 __^^_ 2 2 2 -M u s ic a l M e r c h a n d is e dHAM M OND PIP ER Chord Organ, mull! rythumt and Instrument*, need* work, w/lidded piano bench. ISO Total 447 4444491 CALL BART 2 2 3 - M is c e lla n e o u s REAL ESTATE R E A L TO R ....... ....... . 1 3 3 7494 RUY.......... SELL...........TRADE HUEY'S CROWN PAWN __________ 131 1744___________ M E T A L D t l t c l o r . 1150 Hydraulic Auto Body Porta Power lilt, Itf ll Call MI-7111 A TTIC S , OARAOES cleaned and hauled awiyl Usually for . Ih* good and bad. Plus pay tor anything of value in oxcett ol work. Frpo O il. 131-7111 Anytime I__________________ 157— M o b ile H o m e s / S a le E. OR LAN DO 3/1 mobile. 3 car garage and gut* I apt . 144.500 W. Malic tow tkl. Realtor 133 7941 ONE CALL IS A ll IT TOOK! Mr. E H . L oar Ing ol Canada needed lo Mil hit Florida manufactured home In |u*t Ih* 10 thort day* he wat her* visiting! Gut** what! SOLD! Need result*? Place your classified ad In The Sanlord Herald!..................... 133 3411 PARK MODEL - I7«10 W/I0O5 intuit ted FL room, furnithed. l3Qik» RV Pork........ 331 40ft SAVE Sill NEW 1991 HOMED WHY PAY R ETA ILT 14X10, 19,104.34X74.1)9.040 145 17*9 I4k741 1 BR 1 Blh. All new interior, end porch L util rm. Sacrifice! Mu*lie*1131-5114 1977 Kountry Air 1x15 Wllh pop bull Enel pal to. nice lot 13 Oak* RV park 14.000333 0194 1ST— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n it u r e __ A P P L I A N C E S R E C O N dT TIO N EO . 1 yr. guarani**! Buy, Sell. Service! 434 1711 • BASSET BABY CRIB while wood with Kant Wet Inner spring mattress and Cotco baby play yard. 14 "X34" Ail rolls padded Mai wheel*, easy lo move Can deliver . 195 _________Coll 131 40*0________ ........ .. EKALE_ _______ W# Bwy/Sell Furniture 4 Cel lecttble*. Including Estate* 1191S. Santorri Av*., 111/449 O C O FFEE TAB LE L 7 vnd tablet, black, brat* A glatt. 1100 tor all Call 134 1449 • D I N E T T E S E T . 5 piece Round Mbit, padded chair* Nlcel *50Call 110 *574 • DOUBLE BED very nice Complete 140 373 4944_______ FIV E PIECE bench type kitch en Mt, 1135 Living rm Ml. 4 piece/1125 333 4154IV. mig. KINGSIZE WATER8ED Bookcai* headboard wllh mirror, rail*, healer and I drawer* 1335 131 7711_______ LARRY'S MART 715 Sontord Av* New Used turn A appl Buy/5*11/Trade.........133 4113. • LONG PLUSH SOFA! Gold~ Very unique (Jelicjn Eictllent condition! MS Call 1317174 morning or evening*! I_______ • LOVE SEAT, crushed velvet w *leel Irom* Great lor ol lice, waiting room or home Original price U9*. will take 1100 E iceilent condition Call Joe, 131 4577____ L O V E L Y B E D R O O M SET Med oak linith. MUST lee! 1 piece 1175 149 9714 Iv mig. • MASSAGE and relea table Padded built In head rest Face down noM hoi# S/Sllrm _________Call 133 7440________ M O V IN G M U ST 1 E L L All Furniture Good quality! Great price*' Upholstered rattan A wicker piece*, ilereo consol*, q.ssgnil vie1J2I 4141 eves PINE TABLE j ; round * tour chair* 1J25 Sola and loveMai. beige. 1HX) 144 4144 • R EFR IG ER ATO R Old>* but goodie " Whit* Good lor camp or garage to store eatra drink* A food Can Deliver 145 Call u/s/it 1940 ART OECO Bdrm lull* Md Hbrd , dresser, mirror, boasprqs malt *400 111 144? 183— T e le v is io n / R a d io / S te re o • COLOR TV! /anith IV inch SlOOobo Can I//aval W IT H YOUR own Satellite System, you watch HBO. Cinamaa. ESPN. CNN A aver 100 other channels lor less than 127/mo Lease pyrchaie program available Call H J IMS 34 hr recorded matt 191 — Building Materials ALL STEEL 14X0 PITI AcaJ« ttiv Mdinoe Sanford 1/2. compfvfefy 19 don#' Fffi<*<2 yard gjf *9# ______ O w w , 1m m s WOOWN Make 7 lit*!, toned County A -l. Public water, OK for mobile home Rtatonabl* down, teller term* 134,400 215— B o a t s a n d A c c e s s o r ie s BUILDINGS dealer mtoica, JQUOto X0OW wj ft Call 40/ ?V1 m i collect • WOODEN FENCE* « Png* gate and posts t '00 l?J IJX4 193— Lawn & Garden 231— C a r s TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO M ONEY DOWN except tax. lag. title, ttc 1944 PONTIAC LE M A N 1 Auto. air. stereo. 40 mile* per gallon! Only 1119 9* per month Call Mr. Payne, 3311131 '44 CHEVY MONTE CAR LO S1 311 4344 *4.9*4 a PUBLIC AU TO AUCTIO N * EVER Y T U E 1.B F R I. M 0 PM DAYTONA AU TO AUCTION Hwy. *1, Daytona Ranch _________ 90A 35543II_________ TAKE UR PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN except lax. lag. till*, pic 1947 FORD ESCORT Auto, air. tow mile*, on* owner! Only II M i l per monthl Call Mr. Payne, 3313131 ffa g tY D '44 04dt Cutlet* C all It..........1 Dr 111 4344__________________ Mto 1*31 TOYOTA CORONA Dalton W ag o n . A ir. c le a n , good Iram partotton 114001134-1740 1512 NISSAN STANZA IlfK Runt g rta l! 1499 _________Call H I 4091_________ 1904 ZM. Loaded, ex* cond. T lop* 15900 C a ll a l t a r 4:10PM........................ *95 4111 47 VW JETTA OL. axe cond . polar tllv tr, aulo. I owner. 15.000 mt 15900 244 4191 233— A u to P e rt* / A c c e s s o r ie s CHEVROLET M7. Include* 150 turbo, o ic tlle n l running con dllton 1100 Call 119 4315 CABLE TV SECRETS! Want to rtcolvo all channel* f pay per view? Information on how legally I Send 10 00 to Standard Express. 417* Atoma Av 4174-11 C ll. Winter Park. F L 13393___________________ ENGAGEMENT RING 1/4 c a ra t poa r shaped diamond I4K band Paid MSO. Mil lor 1750 llrm 134 7140 * FIBER OLASS S H E E TIN O . Umd. while. 50c. Call 1311403 FURNITUR E Chpndpllort. rot tauranl equip, piano, iuktbox. tlalut* A furnishing* Imparl at Palace. II* Magnolia Av Santordl! Call............ lit 9471 • KEROSENE H E A TE R , used! lima*, separata removable fuel tank New. was over 1100. Mil lor *M or best oiler _______ 13^ 0015_____ • MEN'S BIKE. 1 speed, nearly naw tlOCall 133 7279________ • UNGER SEWING MACHINE wllh cablnal Excellent condi Hon 1100121 7111___________ • STAMPS. 1917 Americas Cup uncancalled collectors Ml with album 110137 4909 alter 5 M 230— A n t i q u e / C l a s s i c _________ C a r s _________ 70' MUSTANG Faslback. w 749 PS. alto various new parttl ~ n O W Q IT itleri:.~..13J* *Jl~ 2 3 1 -C a rs Jlta ffic D '03 TOYOTA LOW RIDERP/U CAMPER TOPI ALLOYSI 173 *344________________ *4 M2 235— T r u c k s / B u se s/V a n s M agidEX '41 CHEVY C M CONV. VAN LOADED! CBl CAPT. CHAIRS! 333 4344 *4,915 Sanford Motor Co. 1*49 OM C S U B U R B A N Cuitom Sherrod package, very low mile*. 1 owner. With lowing package! Must ta* to appreciate! 133 4141_________ TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN except tax. lag. title, ttc 1*09 CHEVY PICK UP Aulo. air. stereo, on* owner! Only Ilf? 74p*r month! Call Mr Payne 1313131 ' i toVFOR D CON V E R iiO N V AN >31 41*4_______ LOADFD5I* 9*4 7 9 CHEVY SH0RTBED 4 wtvea: drive, big lire*. PS. PB. air 11,500 Call 13* 1133 CLASDFINOERS SAVE lima. Lat ut match your requost with oo' computerized LIST ol VEHICLES!! FREE! FR E EI CALL 407 171 1441 OUTSIDE ORLANDO 1400 M l 14*2 TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN •ictpf fair tag, tiff*, tfc I VII C H E V Y S P E C TR U M SPORT Black B#aufy» Air. ifv-reo. S lipercf, murtf Only l i l t finp*r month Coll Mr Poyrw, 321IITJ MagicHX '49 PONTIAC ORANO AM LE 4 OR TILT. CRUISE. P/W 171 4144 17.449 197* Cadillac Sadan DeVilto 4 Or 75.000 ml Must see lo appreciate! 17.300 234— Im p o r t C a r s and T ru ck s 1354**4 JiUujlc 1 3 '44F O R D E 3CORTII 111 4344 11.4*5 • e Gene Burk* Auto Sale* e e Low a* 5177 down! Low pay menlsl a a e e a e a 324 1447 238— V e h ic le s W a n te d WE PAY TOP t il lor wrecked can truck*! 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Phono (407) 321-7800 or (407) 628-9779 �8antord Harold, 8onfofd, Florida — Tuesday, March 12, 1991 See your urologist about incontinence PAKN! H E Y / TH A T'S A ANOTHER MISTAKE W ASTE O P PAPER J U S T W H IT E IT v P t iU O R K t out/ IDFLYTDDIC ) IF THAIS PERFECTION, SIMMS CORRECTIONS I'M H O T INTERESTED IN POIMS CORRECTIONS/ I 'M INTERESTED IN P E R F E C T IO N / . U Jm \/lC m k A H V C fe vow k J O U B S W ID A - C O L O W lA C m y FIKEC? J j F Z r m O H M l o m o n iu d by Chari— M. Schuli ' SO PE66Y JEAN MOVED \ / V u . PROBABc A /M Y AUNT MARIAN SAfS IF AWAY SOMEPLACE. AND VOu)[ NEVER 5EE 1/ YOU MI5S ONE STREETCAR, .DON'T KNOW WHERE... HER A 6 A IN ../\ ANOTHER U/ILL ALWAYS 'we havenY had a STREETCAR AROUND MERE FOR TWENTY c YEAtTS.. EEK A M EEK U by Howit Schneider AaSlUGUS BAR STOOLS HAIlC swivels, y 'kwowj eerr i w tV E R u s e THEM MHVORZ... I CAUT AFFORD TUG. L/ABIUTV IN3JRNXE past y e a r, my 10-year-old daughter has had a problem with urin ary Incontinence. Within minutes upon standing after urination, she experiences an i n v o l u n t a r y r e l e a s e . Urinalysis Is negative, but the problem persists. Could It be anatomical? D B A S READER: Y es. It could. The sequence of events you describe suggests to me that your daughter may be unable to empty her bladder completely: then, when she stands, the Internal sphincter — one of two rings o f muscle controlling urination — relaxes, leading to Incontinence. Pediatric urology Is a complex subspecialty because children's urological problems are often unique and result from congeni­ tal abnormalities of the genito­ urinary tract. Therefore. I urge you to have your daughter examined by such a specialist. After appropriate examination, which should Include an IVP (kidney X-ray) and cystoscopy (during which the specialist In­ troduces a lighted Instrument Into the bladder), the doctor will be able to advise you about treatment. To give you more Information. I am sending you free copies of my Health Reports "Kidney Disorders" and "Bladder." Other readers who would like copies should send 91.25 for each report to P.O. Box 91369. Cleve­ land. OH 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the tltlefs). D E A R DR. O O T T i My husband has leukoplakia. The areas In his mouth become large and tender but never go away completely. Is there a medica­ tion you would recommend for treatment? DEAR READER: Leukoplakia are flat, painless, pearly-white Irregular skin lesions In the mouth, commonly caused by tobacco products. In the past, dentists and doctors were incor­ rectly taught that leukoplakia are pre-cancerous; this Is not true: Less than 5 percent ul- tlmately prove to be malignant. Skin cancers In the mouth appear most often as red. In­ flamed areas. B e c au se yo u r h u s b a n d 's lesions are large and tender, they should be fatopsled because leukoplakia or mouth cancer. skin malignancies may exist Your husband should be exam­ ined by an ora] surgeon. adjacent to (or beneath) such (0 1 9 9 1 N EW SPA PE R E N ­ areas. To my knowledge, there Is no medicine that w ill cure TERPRISE ASSN. U U U U JIJU U IB U U LIULJfJ U LJU LJU U U U J L J U U U w u tie n o r MiniPin&i/Eftv O’COURSEAH\ PO..-AKWAWT// 0 L > 1X3MEET OL’ HUOH/U? I JOHN. / f w r v o u w in r r T& 601& HftflVR/Vf WHYDtDUT HE SMOOTHIM WHEWHEHADA CHAJOCC? f AXfltSESV.. '/ U V Y P C D Y W H O PLANTEDTHAT . MANYTREES L HAS It) PE < \ A SAINT. J U0B00Y COULD SURVIVE AU EXflOBIA) UKZ 1HAT' l TWOUfiHf YOU WUOTED s ^ s e e T H ib w / ie .^ Y A FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves X JU S T VM4F/T 7b p BRUCE Aiy W*iSTUNK ?, H e a lth IN C Club TH AT C A SE GIVE YOU AN INSTRUCTOR \ FRO M \ r /V\lP O L E M ANAGEM ENT- GARFIELD by Jim Davis d in n e r t im e ID LIKEA > JlW OttCCRj, OUT60 EASY C* THEBUTTS? k W W G O T tA j u NOT too MUCH Bum? oust , ATUUClt SEE \ TO K W J U li U L ir j y u u u u u u u u □ ULSU UMfJl'J IlkJU U U LLI'JIJU iJlJL'J ;ji iu JJl'JU L.Jl 1Jki UL1LI JJkifJ l ilJULJ 'J U U M ULJULIL JllfJU J U U L J iJLK'JU LJJJU i ii: ik4i i m in i in cum II II y TT“ W“ r w 17 MCV* 49 Unusual 49 Dtsttncthrsotr 47 Acting sword 48 Cassation 5 T 49 Field U 81 Actor Murray u l*^g?."!■» Today's hand bears a certain similarity to yesterday's In that there Is a chance to ruff a club loser In the dummy. However, appearances can be deceptive. How would you try to make four hearts against a spade lead? You might think South Is a little weak to jump straight to four hearts. However, he has a useful Side-suit singleton and excellen t controls (accs and kings). Also, the game bonus is so large that any time you can smell a game, bid that game! It looks os If you should play to ruff the fourth club In the dummy, but the defenders have the Jump on you. The play would go something like this: Club to Bast's 10. trump return, club to East's king, trump, club to W est's queen, trump — and no clubrull. There Is a better route to 10 tricks. Win the first trick in hand with the ace or king o f spades, play a diamond to dum m y's ace. ruff a diamond In hand, lead a trump to the dummy, ruff a second diamond with the king of hearts, return to dummy with another trump, and ruff the last diamond with the ace o f hearts. Now overtake the carefully pre­ served Jack o f spades with dummy's queen, draw the final trump and cash the last spade winner. Y ou r 10 tricks a re three spades, three top hearts tn the dummy, the ace of diamonds and three diamond ruffs In hand. This Is called a dummy re­ versal and Is one o f the prettiest — and rarest — of declarer-play techniques. By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY March 13.1991 Your year ahead might not be measured In ordinary terms. A number of beneficial surprises could be In the offing, of both the esthetic and material kind. PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) A commercial endeavor that you have been contemplating should not be left to gather dust any longer. Properly handled, this might provide you with that second source of Income you’ve been desirin g. Pisces, treat yourself to a birthday gift. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions for the year aliead by mailing $1.25 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, O il 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. AR IES (March 2 1-April 19) A v a il y o u r s e lf o f a n y o p ­ portunities today to go places where you can establish fresh contacts. You may be Introduced to someone who could be Im­ portant to your future. T A U R U S (April 20 May 20) Something may occur at this time that will enable you to reap benefits disproportionate to your Involvement In an endeavor. Lady Luck will have a hand In the dispersal. G EM INI (May 21-June 20) You could be luckier than usual today where new ventures arc concerned, provided they arc not too avant-garde or bizarre. Steer a middle course. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You are presently in a cycle where you might do things on a scale bigger than the one to which you're accustomed. Don't Ik* Intimidated by big shots or big numbers. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You shouldn't have too much trouble promoting support for a matter you believe In today. Others will be Interested for the same reasons you arr. and you'll effectively make your case. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 22) You should be able to take charge of an Important arrangement cur­ rently being mismanaged by someone you like today. You'll do a good Job. LIBR A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) One of (he principle reasons you'll be warm ly received by contem- you ’ re taking off LJLJULJ L JU N U H L JU U L K JU U L'Ji.KJ tJLLILrJl J U U UkJlJUiJLJ 4 W 1M A T B B IP Q B By James Jacoby PETER GOTT.M.D _.ThE COAT i6 /*A0 £ Of .-AH’, WCAM0 OU M P f. Wf NEEP THAT'.V rr TO COVER THE ICE r -* KEEP US FLOOR... > H I 1 J **40*17 NORTH ♦ 07 J PQ J • ♦ A 7 44 ♦ •74 t-n-ti WEST • 1091 P732 ♦ J 84 ♦ A Q1 2 EAST ♦ 44 4 2 P S4 ♦ K Q 10• 3 ♦ KtO SOUTH ♦ AKJ PA K 1044 ♦2 ♦ J# J3 Vulnerable: Both Dealer South Seats IP 4P Wr»l North Pm* 2P All pau East Paw Opening lead: ♦ 10 porarfes today ts your ability to make them think that the sound suggestions you supply are ac­ tually authored by them. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your luck Is focused tn ways that c oul d hel p you a c hi e v e m eaningful objectives today. Tune Into the trend and do something worthwhile. • SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You should be extremely charismatic today In Involve­ me n t s that have soci al overtones. Don't be surprised when others cluster around you like months to a flame. C APR IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Even though your goals may not be rea d ily apparent to associates today, the results you achieve will be. Keep In mind. In the final analysis. It Is the bottom line that counts. AQ U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Fcb. 191 If there Is a written agreement y ou 've been wanting to get signed, this Is a good day to push for the "J o h n H ancock." It should work out well for all parties concerned. 1HAT, AS? 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No. 182 - Sanford. Florida C rystal Lake sw im m ing? NEWS DIGEST Lake Mary eyes long range plans □ Sports Leagues dry out SANFORD — The ''A ” Division resumed play Saturday ut Ihe Ft. Mellon Softball Field, following two eonserutlve weekends of ralnouts. with two thrillers and two romps, us St. Stephen Catholle and Church o f God of Prophecy moved Into a first place tic. See Page IB □ Florida Newsletter critical of films BOCA RATON - Rolx-rt F. Lake. Jr., and two friends have launched a newsletter aimed mostly ut concerned parents and senior citizens unhappy with language and sex scenes once forbidden In films. By NICK PFIIPAUF Herald Stall Writer LAKE MARY — Several approaches Lake Mary may make toward reopening Crystal Laki as a public swimming area are under consideration. The posslhllllles surfaced as as management |>ersomiel from Ihe engineering firm ol Dyer. Riddle. Mills A Prrcourt. Inc., made a (Inal presentation of llielr master Infrastructure study during a cit y commission meet Ing. Tile report, requested by the commission on May 17. HHK). Is aimed at Informing Ihe city of problems and |Misslhlc solutions regarding such matters as the stormwater, street syslem and lake water quality o f the city’s Infrastructure. Ol spec ial concern was Crystal Lake, where Ihe city’s former public swimming beach was closed down five years ago by the Department of Health and Kchabllllatlvc Services for a number of reasons. Roll Fcrland. DRMP’s project manager led off the Thursday-evening presentation. Fcrland said some ol Ills group's tests, especially for Crystal Lake, showed It was had while others showed II was good. "It ended up about 50 percent each w ay." he- said, "som e o f our results were In compliance, while Olliers were out." The tw o steps Fcrland suggested Ihe elly should lake lo enable the lake to lx* reopened for use were to petition the Department ol Housing and Rehabilitative Services to change their standards required on that lake, and lo evaluate possible treatments of the actual beach area. He said he could not find any sulislantlal damage from waste materials or sewage In Ihe lake, and that he found the li contained Ingredients nf a normal ecological nature. Studies on all eight major laike Mary lakes had been made on such matters as the location, drainage, nearby homes and construction and the amount o f pollution in each lake. Fcrland rc|x>rted that overall results of the study, undertaken during this past year, showed r See , Page 5A Sanford weighs repaving of streets See Page 2A By NICK FFIIFAUF Herald Stall Writer □ Nation Congress getting back to normal WASHINGTON — Since the 102nd Congress convened In January, lawmakers have seemed consumed, overwhelmed by the war In the Persian Gulf. See Page 8A Shots fired, police flood neighborhood SANFORD — Law enforcem ent officers swarmed over a neighborhood In the vicinity of South Sanford Avenue and 29th Street late Ibis morning. A neighbor. Wilbur Kallys. said at mid­ morning that (X )llce apparently responded lo shots being fired. Th e neighbor said he understood at least one person had been bit and one person was taken Into custody after police forced their way Inloa house on Central Drive. Th e account could not be confirmed officially: no other details were Immediately available. Sanford Police Chief Steve Harriet was on Hie scene with a number o f officers according lo his office. A spokesperson said Seminole County sliertfrs deputies also were cm the scene. Stout to speak to support group SANFORD — Doctor Richard Stout, therapist ut West Lake Hospital In Longwood will be Ihe guesi speaker at tonight’s meeting of the Sanford Desert Storm Support Group. Judy Osborne, chairperson of the gioup said Stout will speak on methods family members should use lo cope with loved ones returning from Ihe Persian Gulf, to help them readjust lo home life and. for reservists, civilian society. The support group meets every Monday night, beginning at 7 p in. at the Sanford American Legion Hall. 2874 Sanford Ave. Anyone who has a family member or friend stationed In Ihe Persian Gulf, especially (hose who are returning. Is Invited to attend. Seniors celebrate birthday LAKE MARY — Lake Mary Seniors will celebrate their second birthday at a gathering Tuesday at 158 N. Country Club Road. The event will begin al 10:30 am. Along with an entertaining musical program. Seminole County Sheriff Don Esllnger will be the guest speaker. All seniors are welcome. For Information, phone 322-1438. An eggstra good time SANFORD — The Second Annual Easier Kgg Hunt was held by the Independent Order of Foresters-Court Gator 463 recently al the Central Florida Zoo. There were over 150 children attending the day full of fun activities. Th e highlight of the day was “ The Easter Hunny" hopping down Ihe trail with a basket lull of goodies. "K ru sty" the clown performed, games were played and lalcr everyone visited the /(Hi. From staff and wire reports INDEX s Claaalfleds....... 4B,S Comics...................9 8B 3D 3A OB 4A editorial. ?A OB M ovie*............ Nation............. P aopl*............ P a lle t............. School Menu.. Sport!.....******* Television...... Weather......... W orld............. Sunny days here to stay Partly cloudy with a high lu the mid 80s Wind variable 5-10 mph. For m ore w ea th er, s ee P a g e 2A SANFORD» — If Ihe Clly Com­ mission approves a request from the Public Works Department al to­ night's meeting, there will even­ tually lx? a number of c lly residents and motorists who will he happy with r'paved streets on which to drive. Four main areas are being re­ commended for complete repaving. T h ey Include 4th Street from Mellonvllle to Locust Avenues: Ixilh Laurel and Elm Avenues from 3rd Street to 13th Street, and a patching Job on S.R. 46. Wesl of Poplar Avenue. All four ol the city streets to be consldcrcd have been In need o f repaving for a number o f years, and while Ihey have all been previously listed on ellv plans In the past, they ■ • .. ■- . had to be deferred because o f pending Utility System const ruc­ 0 % # . '....................... tion. The utility work however, lias now been completed. Ruth Ucunctt. who has lived on 4th Street for the past 35 years, said she will he very happy if il Is finally repaved properly. "E ver since I've lived here. It's been In poor condi­ tion," she said. "T h e elly comes -timiinil uImhiI tlltce a ycur. |>loun up u r«-w holes, ihrii wllhlti n couple ol weeks, tlu- paving materials dry out and the holes come right hack." P u blic W orks D irector J erry Herman gave assurance that Ibis —iv'll ijoLhe fij.il iL M r h ln g of !ipjes._ rather it will be a complete repav­ ing. The various projects will re­ tt.1V Htfaid Photo bf Tommy Vincanl ceive a total of 22 036 square yards of paving materials, plus almost the Ruth Bennett and granddaughter Julia Collman show cracks In Ironl Mrs same amount In milling. When Bennett's homo along East 4th Street in Sanlord HRS working on new breath analysis rules By Aeaoclated Prat* ORLANDO - Central Florida allorncys are successfully using the lack of slate standards for breath analysis tests, one ol the Ix'st weapons against drunken driving, lo defend Ihelr clients. Since January, five Judges in Orange County have sided wllli defense attorneys. Prosecutors there have appealed Hie de­ cisions. If upheld by the appellate eourls. the rulings would mquire prosecutors lo present costly expert testimony lo prove the machines are reliable. "T h e praetleul elici t Is Hi.it slate attorneys are not going to lx- willing lo make an extensive showing of prool in every ease." said O range County Ju dge Stephan W. Carter, who made Hie Initial ruling lu January. "T h ey have limited funds and ihousandsol DUIs." The Issue, meanwhile, has spread lo the Tampa Hay area, where a Hillsborough County |udgc Is ex p e c te d to hear arguments April I A date has not been set In two similar cases In Pinellas. The breath analysts device tests exhaled brrath lo measure Hie auiounl ot alcohol in the IsKly. A person must blow Into the machine for seven seconds lu Florida, a percentage of 0 It) Is consider high enough for a conviction ol drunken driving Attorneys are arguing that Florida health officials have falled to com pile statew ide t e s t in g s ta n d a r d s tor th e machines, raising questions about ihe accuracy ot their results. I See T est. Page 5 A i WifM 11 Herman said If Ihe Clly Com­ mission approves the projects, there Is at present, no sperltie starting lim e for the repaving projects, hut lie added. "It should get underway In the very near future, and will probably lake only a couple of weeks lo accomplish." One street that lias long been the subject of complaints about Its condition Is not on the list. Seminole Houlevard. along Ihe lakcfront. Is full of holes, uneven In many places, and badly In need of a complete reworking. Sanford City Manager Hill Sim­ m ons said Seminole Houlevard cannot lx- repaired as easily ns ihe oilier streets. "It would have to he dug up and completely redone In order for II lo he done properly." he said. Simmons, a member of the G r e a te r S a n fo rd C h a m b er o f Commerce said the chamber, fol­ lo w in g su rve ys and e x te n siv e committee work, has placed Semi­ nole Houlevard as a number one priority project lu an effort lo get It rebuilt and repaired. He said he expected it wouldn't he loo long from now before It eomrnnbout. I Herman said the cost for Hie new paving will be funded by Local Opilon Gas Tax revenues, and will he done by S em in ole C ou n ty i be. n m l . ' u hire any outside contractors. I he meeting Is scheduled lo begin at 7 p in. al Clly Hall. 300 N. PArk Ave. R ig h t to B e a r A rm s c o m m itte e s e le c ts D u ra n t fo r c itiz e n aw ard By N IC K P F E IF A U F Herald Stall Writer LONGWOOD — III*- nationwide Cttl/cns CoimnlMcc lor the Right lo Hear Arms lias selected Frank IL Duraul Jr., ol Longwood lor Its ClU/cn ol l I k - Yc.ir Award. ........ulllee nllicl.il". at Hie organl/alion s headquarters in llcllc vu c. Wash., said Duraul was selected lo receive (In' citation because ol a dedication lo ihe churls lo preserve llic i min ol lli<- people lo keep and Ix'ar arms as guaranteed hv tile Second Amendment lo the United SI.lies ( 'oust II ill lull "I'm all in lavor <>t our right lo have guns. It's a good safclv feslllire lor |Ht SI Hial pmilee lion Dili alii said lie spell •Is a great deal ol lim e III Wasl Ullgtoll w in k.ng wi III 1iilihytsls. ell In•r sup purling leg Isla lion III' l>. In VCH III or Itgllit lilt* wh at lie Is Ol IIM1sell lo Du rath inis Im'cii with the Right lo Hear Arms group lor i1In* past ir> yearv " I ’ve• Ix-en wllli tin•ill since ilicv lirsi or)•atil/cd he said Iti llcllcvuc. Committee Chairman Alan Gottlieb said. "Il II weren't lor penple likt Frank Durant. .Jr . our OoiistiiiillHti.il rights would have Item eroded \cars ago ' Selection ol tin t.'lll/en ol ilit- Year Award is based on Hie activities ol individual members They might Include tx-iug active III local, stale or iiaiioiial gun tights issues, writing in editors ol newspapers routaellng elected olln lals or giv lug laiks during p iililli g a th erin gs. The person selei ted Is l i o l ri qillled l o l llff l all the m il It.i Tin < iii/riis O oium ltiff lor the Right lo Keep and Hear Arms Is a nuilon.it organization with nearly 50.000 me toilers as well as more Ilian I U• members ol I ongress serving on ill'll Villon.ll Advisor v ( m i n i il ■ cu rren t p avem en t Is dug up. crushed and used for a base on which lo apply lhe concrete, the process Is called milling. Hold Pr>otob, Iwnn, Vinconl Frank H Durant. Jr., bears arms with certificate received. L A r �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Monday, March 25, 1801 NEW S FROM T H E REGIO N AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Newsletter tells moviegoers about film content Law lets criminals hide convictions ■ y M IC H A E L W l ST. PETERSBURG — Tens o f thousands o f people In Florida arc hiding their criminal backgrounds from police, employers and potential victims, thanks to a state law that lets them deny they were ever arrested. A six month Investigation by the St. Petersburg Tim es found that at least 68.000 people In Florida since 1974 have had criminal arrest records sealed, according to a computer analysis by t he newspaper. W hile other states strictly limit what crimes can be sealed, or require defendants to prove they have reformed. Florida's statute (s full of loopholes, the Times reported Sunday In a copyright story. In Florida there's no wait and anything can be hidden —» charges o f rape and robbery, murder and arson, forgery and fraud. People can get cases sealed even if they plead guilty. It'a a law. critics say, that may actually encourage crime, not deter It. Associated Press Writer BOCA R A TO N — M artin S corsese's "GoodFellas" Is a critical hit, with Oscar nominations for beat picture and best director. But did you know 282 expletives are spoken In the film? Or that the movie about a N ew York Mafia family depicts 14 bloody death scenes. Including shootings, stabblngs and the digging up o f a corpse? "Som e people say It doesn’ t matter how many swear words there are In a movie, but other people are offended," said Robert F. Lake, Jr., a father o f two who hopes to provide moviegoers more Information on movie content. Lake, 38, and two friends have launched a newsletter aimed m ostly a l concerned parents and senior citizens unhappy with language and sex scenes once forbidden In films. The "Entertainment Research Report" promises to warn m oviegoers what to expect In the way o f profanity, violence, sex and ethical conduct before they plunk down money on tickets. Lake said he got the Idea when he took his wife to see "Ferris Bueikr's Day O ff" several years ago on the advice o f friends and glowing reviews — and ended up squirming In his seat. "They al) said the m ovie was funny and great." said Lake. "But there were just a few words said by young people In Uie movie that I didn't care to hear In the company o f my wife. There should have been a way to know about that beforehand." A guide to how ‘Dances with Wolves’ fares tonight Legislature to tackle budget, tax AP Entertalnmsnt Writer TALLAH ASSEE — House and Senate committees plan to hammer out the details of their versions o f a $28 billion budget this week, laying the groundwork for the one critical task facing the Legislature each year. But as the annual 60-day legislative session m oves Into Its fourth w eek, lawmakers w ill also be considering other high-profile Issues. Topics expected to come up In committee Include the creation o f a new department o f eld erly afTalrs, the appropriation of $91 million to provide health care for poor pregnant women and the modification o f Florida's $25,000 homestead exemption. LO S A N G E L E S The Academy Awards broadcast Is supposed to overflow with sus­ pense. This year, the drama m ay tap out early. The first award to be pres­ ented on tonight's show (9 p.m. EST on ABC-TV), following a p r o d u c t io n n u m b e r w i t h J a s m in e G u y a n d S t e v e LaChance, w ill be Tor beat sup­ porting actress. The announce­ ment In thla category could be the first Indication o f a "Dances With Wolves" rout. Coming Into the 63rd Annual From A$$oclat*d Prt*» report* Academy Awards, Kevin Cos­ tn er's epic- Western had 12 nominations, the most of any film. With a best supporting a c t r e s s v i c t o r y fo r M a r y M c D o n n e ll, " D a n c e s W ith W olves" may collect a wave o f momentum and never look back until It gallops off with the best picture Oscar. "D ick T ra cy ." Award No. 1: Best Supporting Actress. Miss McDonnell (Stands With a Fist In "Dances With W olves") Is not the clear favorite for supporting actress, but her competition is weak. The upset pick would be Whoopi Goldberg, th e d lm e s t o r e p s y c h ic o f "G host." Here. then, is a viewer's guide to the Oscar telecast, baaed on a script subject to change, with pivotal moments described. Plan refrigerator and bathroom visits accordingly. Stay tuned to see If Madonna does anything nasty while sing•">« "S oon cir or Later" frnm Award No. 4. Best Supporting Actor. Graham Greene (Kicking Bird in "Dances With. Wolves") Is nominated. Even If Bruce Davison wins for his depiction of a s e l f l e s s c a r e - g i v e r In "L o n g tim e Com panion." this should not be seen as a "Dances With W olves" defeat. Award No. 10. Film Editing. T h is c a t e g o r y ca n be a bellwether, and "Dancea With W olves" Is In It. Last year. "Born on the Fourth o f J u ly" won both here and for best director for O liver Stone. It lost best picture to "D riving Mias D aisy." Upset specials: " T h e Godfather Part 111" and "OoodFellaa." Reba McEnttre. who lost most o f her band In a recent airplane crash. Is set to follow with her version of " I'm Checking Out" fr o m " P o s t c a r d s From the E d ge." This might be the even­ ing's most emotional moment. A w a rd N o . 15: C in em a to­ graphy. Last year's winner was "G lo ry ." S ta te p ro b e s S o u th e r n B e ll’ s c u s to m e r re fu n d s who Is the little shaver? sitting behind the Babe Is O. K. Goff who was employed by Chase & Company. But who is the "kid" In Ruth's lap? A kid?" Remember, If he was seven years old then he's a 50-year old man today. Please write to Julian Stenstrom, c]o The Sanford Herald. Here Is Babe Ruth during his visit to Sanford March 16, 1948. We know that sitting to Ruth's right Is the late W. A. "Bill" Morrison of Strlckland-Morrison Ford and Seminole Ford. Ruth's visit was sponsored by the Ford Motor Company. We know the gentleman MIAMI - Hers are the winning numbers selected Sunday In the Florida Lottsry Cash 3: 2 6 9 'r P v M I lM Daily and Sunday, u c t y l Saturday fey Tfea Sanlard Harald. Inc . Mfe N. France A r t . Sanlard. Fla n r n . Second Clot* Pvttae* Paid al Sanford. Florida l i m POSTMAST EM Sand addrau clung at fa THE SANFORD HERALD. P 0. Be* Its ;, Unlord. FL J im Sutwnplton Rata* (Daily A Sunday) Homa Delivery A Mail ) Monts* Ilf U I Monts* SJt.te I Voar iJfe.feS Florida Ro*ld*nt* mint pay l \ tala* tai in addition to rata* tfeav* PSonr IW M 111 J i l l . Hi II a u 1/ u u 04 14 M u •e N t* n u u 3 C u At A) Al AA Al At n AS AA St AS 44 AA AO n r vj’M.------------ 1 LAST M arch S FIR S T M arch 23 THURSDAY Sunny 70*50 FRIDAY t u n n y 75*54 TICKS MOON FHASIS E x ten d ed fo re c a s t: Partly cloudy Wednesday and Thurs­ day. becoming mostly cloudy with u chance o f showers or thunderstorms Friday. Warm with lows in the 60s. highs each day in the 80s. City Apalachicola Dev Ion* Beech f t Lewd Beech FortMyer* Gain#** ill# Home* teed Jecktonvlll* Key w*«i lakeland Mieml Pentecola SereuXa Teliehetwe Tampa Veru Beach W Palm Beech ------------ ‘ TU IS D A Y WEDNESDAY FtlyCtdy 75*55 FtlyCldy 80*55 Tuesday: Purtly cloudy with the high In the mid 80s. Wind cast 10 to 15mph. Monday. March 25. 1991 Vol 83. No 182 -Frank Fal$$ttl w ere corrected right away — even though they were fixed much later. "T h e recorded elapsed time w o u ld o n ly be a b o u t fiv e m in u t e s , a p h y s ic a l a n d m e c h a n ic a l Im p o s s ib ilit y ." Faiscttl said In a swom state­ ment. “ We w ert instructed to do this even If a call came In at midnight when no employees w ere working. This falsification ^procedure cheated customers o u io fre funds.” The Florida attorney general, the statewide prosecutor, the Department o f Law Enforcement and the public counsel are trying to determine how much money Is owed and whether criminal wrongdoing was Involved, said Les Garringer. a senior assistant attorney general. "W e don't know the extent of the unpaid refunds and manipu­ lation of records." said Public Counsel Jack Shreve, whose office represents utility custom­ ers for the Legislature. "But this Is not something Inadvertent. It did go on for a period of many years. W c’ rc looking for how high In the company people knew about It." It's been going on in South Florida for at least 10 years, D'Alessio and Faiscttl said. Donald Babair. a former serv­ ice manager in Orlando, told a state Investigator In January that the same things happened In his Central Florida service district. KXTKND 1 D OUTLOOK LOCAL F O M C A S T Tonight: Fair with the low in the lower 60s. Light wind. Some patchy late night fog. hoi fT h ls falsificatio n p ro ced u re cheated c u s to m e rs o u t of refunds. $ THE WEATHER Today: Partly cloudy with a high In the mid 80s. Wind variable 5-10 mph. 1UJPS u i MIAMI — Four state agencies are investigating Southern Bell for allegedly withholding mil­ lions o f dollars owed to custom­ ers for out-of-order phone lines. Just last month. Southern Bell agreed to pay a $4.9 million settlem ent for shortchanging pay phone commissions. Three former Bell employees have told Investigators that Flor­ ida's largest phone company systematically falsified Its rec­ ords to show It didn't owe refunds on the out-of-order lines. T h e M lnm l Herald reported Sunday. The former employees said fabricating records was a routine practice throughout the state. Southern—BeU - has-eonDnred. some records were falsified in D *d c C o u n ty , com pany spokesman Spcro Canton said. The utility has launched its own Inquiry. "W eY e trying to find out the validity o f this." he said. Canton also noted that the accusations come from fired employees; one was dismissed for medical reasons, the other two for alleged misconduct. Frank Faiscttl and Nancy D'Alcsslo, who worked for the phone company In Dade, told Investigators In January that com plaint handlers routinely were ordered to fabricate reports to show problems were corrected promptly. Sometimes, they said, workers lied and reported that customers weren't home or that the re­ pairmen weren't allowed Inside — when all along customers were waiting for help. Faiscttl said he handled cus­ tomer complaints about phone lines used for burglar alarms. He said he was ordered by his boss to report that service problems TU ESD AY: SO LU N AR TA B LE : Mill. 1:40 a.in.. 2:10 p.m.; Maj. 8:00 a.m.. 8:25 p.m. T ID E S ; D a y to n a Beach: highs. 4:34 a.m., 5:02 p.m.; lows. 10:50 a.m.. 11.06 p.m .: N ew S m y rn a B e a c h : FULL highs. 4:39 a.m.. 5:07 p.m.: M arch 30 lows. 10:55 a nt., 11:11 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 4:54 a.m.. 5:22 p.m.: lows. 11:10 a.m M *CH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are I (out with a slight chop. Current Is to the south with a water Irmpcruturc o f 67 degrees. New Sm yrna Beach: Waves are 1 foot and Hat. Current is to the south, with a water temperature of 67 degrees. BOATING St. Augustine to J u p iter In le t Tonight: Wind norlheasi 5 to 10 knots. Seas 1 to 3 feet. Day a n d In la n d w a te rs m o s t ly smooth. Tuesday Wind east 10 to 15 knots. Seas 2 to 4 feel. Hay and Inland waters a moderate chop STATISTICS T h e high tem perature in Sanford Sunday was 82 degrees and the overnight low was 64 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. R ecord ed rainfall for the period, ending 9 a.m. Monday, totalled 0 Inches. The temperature ut 9 a.m. today was 70 degrees and Monday's overnight low was 63. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weal her Service data: t ’ S u n d ay*■ high 54 B arom etric pressure.30.13 R e la tiv e H um idity....87 pet W in d East 5 mph C R a in fa ll........................ 0 In. [ T o d a y 's sunset.... 8:40 p.m. □ T o m o r r o w 's sunrisc....6:22 Temperature* Indicate pro*lout day’* high and overnight low to I a rt. E ST City H t u Pvc onfe Anchorago 11 34 cdy Atlanta n cdy » Atlantic City u 41 ctr Baltimore u 44 ( Ir Billing* a n in Birmingham 71 45 cdy Bltmartk 45 n a cdy Browntvllla Buffalo Burlington. Vt CharMtan.SC. Charlotte, N C 55 17 a a 41 4* U a a n .57 54 41 » n n a Cleveland Concord. N H Dalle* FI Worth Da* Mome* Detroit Hartford Honolulu Indianapoilt JeckMnJVUM. Kent** City La* Vagaa Lime Rock Lot Angelo* Memphis Milwaukee Mpl* SI Paul Matfivlllo New OrWant Haw York City Nor talk. Va Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Pittthurgn Portland. Or* Prevtdanca SI I 54 44 15 dr 47 57 V a n a 47 n 71 41 *1 a 50 a •i 44 m 47 a a 71 M n a cdy ctr dr dr cdy toy a a m dr .14 ■» 45 a cdy Cdy cdy cdy cdy dr ctr rn Cdy cdy Cdy cdy Cdy 7« a u 11 4* m 77 « 50 14 54 71 u n Sfe cdy cdy cdy cdy cdy dr dr dr cdy dr rn cdy cdy ctr cdy 51 51 a tf 40 44 17 7» e* *0 *0 •i a a 00 0* a 51 40 10 41 .71 a 71 44 4* 47 IS �Sanford Hsrald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, March 29, 1 9 9 1 - 9 8 m m am *>"7»-iT■-■ripFfT — 1 8aw l r: , iL L Fox Jr., 64, dies Cmdr. -•-r ,-. . Htrald Staff Writer Attempted murder charged Anthony Bernard Jamison. 20. o f 1107 W. 8th St. In Sanford, was arrested on Friday. He was charged with armed robbery, the use o f a firearm In the commission o f a felony and attempted murder. On Friday night, he allegedly used a small calibre handgun to rob Robert Bacak Jr. at the corner o f 9th Street and Mulberry Avenue. He allegedly took 8280 from his victim and then allegedly threatened to kill him and fired two shots In the general direction o f the victim , according to police. He was. transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he Is being held without bond. Traffic stop brings othar chargas T ob y Allen Dykes, 23, o f 310 E. 18th St. In Sanford, waa arrested on Friday, He was charged with carrying a concealed weapon In addition to three traffic violations. When police stopped Dykes for allegedly having a broken tag light lens, a computer check o f his auto tag revealed that the tag w as allegedly registered to another vehicle. Further Investigation showed that the decal waa allegedly registered to a third vehicle. When the car was searched, a .177 calibre BB gun was allegedly found under the driver's seat. Dykes was transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he waa held In lieu o f 81.000 bond. L A K E M AR Y - C m d r. Raymond George Fox Jr.. 64. 273 W. Lakevlcw Ave.. pake Mary, passed away Saturday at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal, Sanford. Born Sept. 5, 1926. In Sanford, he was a second generation Floridian. Fox's military career began when he Joined the Navy during World War II. Following his discharge, he attended Auburn University In Alabama. U p o n g r a d u a t io n fr o m Auburn, he re-enlisted In the Navy during the Korean War and attended aviators school In Pensacola, Florida. It was during this schooling (hat he met hls wife. Patricia and was married. During his career, he served on several aircraft carriers, and was stationed at the Sanford Naval Air Station from 1960 to 1963. ■r A h m IsM Frets Brian Thomas Johnson. 30, who reported no focal address, was arrested on Friday and charged with trespassing after warning. He allegedly had caused a disturbance at the home o f his wife In the past and had been warned not to return to the property, according to police reporta. On Friday night he returned to the property and refused to leave, the police said. He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held on 8100 bond. TALLAHASSEE - The state Is moving ahead with work on n project that was supposed to be finished 15 months ago — mak­ ing a list o f Florida companies with the worst safety records. In 1989. state lawmakers gave the Department o f Labor and Employment Security untli Jan­ uary 1990 to compile the list. The goal was to monitor highrisk employers until they re­ duced work-related Injuries. L a w m a k ers also g a v e r e ­ gulators new authority to In­ spect private companies and fine them if necessary, a power they had not had before. The measures were a response to skyrocketing workers' com ­ pensation insurance rates. Rales for everyone are going up In part because of a small percentage of companies with bad records, according to regulators and lawmakers. Tyrone Banka. 37. of 58 Seminole Gardena waa arrested on Friday. He was charged with driving with a suspended driver's license and driving with a license that had been expired for more than four months. When he was pulled over for a routine traffic offence. It was discovered that Banks' license was allegedly revoked In 1980 for six months. After It had been reinstated tt allegedly had not be renewed. Banks was transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held on 9100 bond. A t the time of hls retirement from the Navy In 1978, he had attained the rank o f Command­ er. and settled In Lake Mary, where his hobies Included hun­ ting and Ashing. He was a m em ber o f several hu nting groups. One of hls greatest pleasures however, was boating. H ls p o litical career began almost Immediately after hls retirement from the service as he was named to the Lake Mary Planning and Zoning board by the c ity com m ission. Three years later, he ran for the office of C ity Commissioner and won the race. He served as Commis­ sioner for two terms, beginning In January. 1980. In October. 1983. he ran for a third term but was defeated. Following hls political career however, he kept In close touch with the Lake Mary govern­ m en tal op eration s and was called upon a number o f times for advice and suggestions. Fox was a member o f the Sanford Area Retired Naval Of­ ficers Association, Orlando Area Auburn University Alumni As­ sociation, Association o f Naval A v ia tio n and S igm a A lpha Epsllong Fraternity. Bill Marsh, chief o f training and audit in the division o f safety, got the task o f compiling the list in August. "Our problem Is developing a system that isn't arbitrary and capricious In selecting compa­ nies." he said. "That Is the main problem." But Marsh said he hopes that soon he'll find a way to fairly pick companies that need help. Ills office began reviewing 1989 accident data this month. * Early last summer, the acc ld c n t - lls t m a te r ia ls w e r e shipped to a new safety research office In Miami. At the time, officials said the project was moved to take advantage of researchers at universities In the Miami area. But the safety office was closed last month after developing only a preliminary list. Yet late last spring, members o f a state workers' compensation oversight task force reviewed an curlier preliminary list of high- O RLAND O Sheriff's deputies today sought two gunmen they say shot and w ounded tw o m en and a ttem p ted to kid nap a woman after stealing her car. The woman kicked one o f the men In the groin and ran to safety as he tried to force her to go with them, depu ties said. T h e tw o suspects and a third man th en d r o v e o f f tn th e w o m a n 's car. d ep u ties said. The vehicle was recov­ ered and one o f the three men w as arrested Sunday afternoon, deputies said. Rene Hechevarria, 21, o f Orlando, was charged with armed robbery, kidnapping and auto theft, sheriff's spokesm an Q eorge Procchel said. N o e l T o r r e z , 18. o f Kissimmee, was reported In stable condition and under armed guard at a hospital while Investigators tried to determ in e any connection between him and the gunmen. Procche! said. Torrez had been dumped from a car In which the three suspects were riding, deputies said. He suffered gunshot wounds to hls upper and lower right arm. accident companies. Dan Miller, head o f the AFLCIO In Florida and a former task force member, said the list was at least 90 pages long and listed several thousand companies. About a third o f the companies appeared to be In construction. Many cities were also listed. Rather than sit around and watt to produce a new list, Marsh's staff has begun to go through the old list and contact companies with poor records. BANKRUPTCY “> •B H FOR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP - • WPS OUT O fSTS • K IIF YOUR PNOPCKTY • CONSOLCATS B U .S ■STOP COUECnON THREATS • STOP F O K C U M U K AND LAW SUITS • INVESTIGATIONS . 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You can even use the funds to make certain investments or consolidate other loans into just one payment. That's not all. N ow through May 15, Barnett will pay the closing costs associated with the loan.**That can save you hundreds o f dollars right from the start. All Barnett Uanka an Inaura! b y lh * F W C IWrerif hwa fk*4i, tm ■9 i | ■I State targets high-risk employers Tresspassing charged Driving with suspandad license charged Ray Fox Search on for two gunmen after two shot �1 •\ p r S r - .# 0 4A — Saniord Herald, Sanlord. Florida - Monday, March 39, 1091 Sanford Herald (U5PJ 441-tM) 300 N. FRENCH A V E „ SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 . Waym D. Dayle, PuMMiar RwuM ft. H « i « , Executive U ttar Laura Satltaa, Advertising Dlrectar SARAH OVERSTREET Tell students about campus crime Locally, we refer to the history-making case SMSU brass cited the federal Family Educa­ against my alma mater as "th e little girl against ' tional Rights and Privacy Act, interpreting It to the big guys In the suits." mean they could not release personally IntlcnSUBSCRIPTION RATE: Traci Bauer, small, soft-spoken editor o f the llflahlc information nboot students. They didn't 3 Months................................... 819.50 Southwest Missouri State University newspaper, say why they decided 6 Months.................................. 839.00 • 878.00 sued the school when administrators refused to to suddenly Invoke Florida ResMenta must pay 8% aataa tax in release campus crime rr ports to journalists. the 1974 law on the KVOHKK1 TO r i t t i I And. boy. what a hearing It was In a city small night In 1989'when enough that murders still make big news on the the alleged rape oc­ front page: curred. However, a The SMSU security director testified that his government directive office had not reported drug cases among Indicated they might students to city police, and had destroyed be .correct In their evidence. Interpretation. A security officer testified lhat the security Q u ite a c a n o r director told him lo keep quiet about a university It to o k J a p a n ’ s P a r lia m e n t lo n g e r to worms, no? administrative assistant who was suspected of a p p rove the c o u n try ’s fin an cial co n trib u tion In his mid-March theft. decision. U.S. Dis­ to the Persian G u lf W a r th a n it d id th e allied And the clincher: testimony from both sides trict Judge Russell coalition to fight an d w in lt> A fte r w eek s o f C Victims have about thr night administrators first decided to Clark ruled In favor bitter legislative a n d p u b lic resistan ce and testified ol Invoke a federal law and refuse to release crime o f Bauer, saying that attacks by s o m e la s t - m in u t e h o r s e - t r a d in g , P r im e reports to Bauer. That night a starter on the the federal act does criminals M inister Tosh lk l K a lfu w o n a p p roval recen tly university's basketball team — a team that over not c o v e r record s known to o f a m easure a u th o riz in g p a y m en t o f nearly the last five yenrs has come up from a group of maintained by uni­ campus $9 b illion tow ard the w a r effort. T o g e th e r also-rans to rub elbows with the big boys and versity police; and police. £ w ith last year’s pled ge. J a p a n ’s tota l c o m ­ become a great financial draw for the school — th a t w it h h o ld in g m itm en t now a p p ro x im a te s 913 b illion . was accused of raping a student In one of the cam pu s crim e re ­ dorms. ports violates First T h e su m Is Im p r e s s iv e , b u t It c a m e g ru d gin gly from a co u n try th a t's e a sily able to afford It. that g e ts m o re than 7 0 percen t o f its oil from the Persian G u lf and that w ants none o f the m o n e y to be u sed to d e fra y costs o f the lighting, p referrin g. Instead, that it be used o n ly for p o stw a r recon stru ction . Japan has n ot been a ch eerfu l g iv e r. T h e r e are c o m p le x rea son s for this, largely g ro w in g out o f W o rld W a r It's disastrous results for Ja p a n , w h ic h persu aded m ost Japan ese to re je c t m ilita rism . In the G u lf crisis, h ow ever, th is p r in c ip le h a s 'b e e n stretched so fa r that n eith er non-com bat m ilita ry units n o r even m ed ica l tea m s w ent to th e G u lf, facts n o t lost on* a U .S. C ongress a lre d y spoiling fo r a fig h t w ith T o k y o on a n u m ber o f trade issues. Most Japanese are v e r y sen sitive to this problem . Som e J a p a n ese firm s rep orted ly are hesitant even to seek reconstruction and su pp ly contracts In the G u lf now that the w ar is o v e r , fo r fe a r o* lo o k in g lik e cra ss opportunists. A n d J a p a n ese p olitical leaders now say that th e y re c o g n ize th at political -resp3nslbiIUy - g o e s - w i t h -£ c p n p m ic _ paw ejv W h eth er that re c o g n itio n is 'tr a n s la te d Into policy and practice rem a in s doubtful. A sim ilar relu ctan ce h a s b een evid en t in G erm any, w h ere, d esp ite m a jo rity support for the allies, anti-w ar a n d a n ti-A m erica n sen ­ tim ent are v o ic e d by su bstan tial m inorities. A fte r long h esitation . B onn has rou gh ly m a tch ed T o k y o 's fin a n c ia l p le d g e . M ore im portant. G e rm a n y s e n t an anti-aircraft contin gent to T u r k e y a n d a llow ed U.S. forces to use G erm an y os a p rim e sta g in g area; now, 1 Bonn is en ga ged in p o s tw a r d ip lom acy and its m ilita ry is h e lp in g to c le a r m in es from the Persian Gulf. A ll that is a far c ry fro m T o k y o ’s dithering. W h a t's tro u b lin g is th at it's la te In the day organizers across the state. BELLEVUE. Wush. — When John Carlson for tw o rich, g lo b a lly en ga g ed cou n tries still It ojK-rutcs research projects dealing with nnd several other young political activists to be holding back In th e global arena, as if Issues such us recycling, pesticide contamina­ organized the Washington Institute for Policy tion, air pollution, voter registration and so m eh ow th ey w e re e x e m p t from far-off Studies tn the mid-1980s, their first project consumer protection. Typical o f the pro­ crises. H istory has s o m e th in g to d o w ith that, was to be an unulysls o f the stale's finances fessionally researched studies It lias produced from a conservative perspective. o f course, but s o do sm u g n ess and hypocrisy. is an analysis of the slate's hazardous waste They logically assumed that a document I f G erm ans and J a p a n es e d o n 't w ant the problems titled "Turning the Tide on Toxics." detailing the yearly budget of Washington's U nited States to be th e on ly w orld pow er, or A n o t h e r lib e r a l state government would be readily available to d o n 't like th e w ay it w ie ld s that pow er, they re s c a r e h g r o u p . the public — but they were repeatedly rebuffed ou gh t to s a y so fo rth rig h tly. W a s h in g t o n F a ir when they sought to obtain one. Share, is ulso based "Initially, we thought the difficulty we were In Seattle bill main­ encountering w as caused by a typically tains additional of­ sluggish bureaucracy." says Carlson, now the fic e s In T a c o m a . institute's president. "Th en wc realized dial Vietnam vs Iraq Y a k i m a a n d there was no unified budget document anyAs the w ife o f a Vietnam veteran. I can Spokane. Among the wherc inside stale government.” sympathize with the feelings expressed on the issues upon which it Tile pnxluct o f that unnerving experience evening news recently, by some area Vietnam places u high priority was the institute's firs! major public policy veterans. They are threatening to boycott or are heal Ih care, cdu proposal — that Washington's taxpayers be protest parades and homecomings for veterans of cation and Ihc state's provided with detailed Information about the the Persian G u lf War. minimum wage. slate's annual budget. The Vietnam veterans were cheulcd o f proper Just us the Wash­ Since that time, the Institute has dealt with welcoming and homecoming. They were heroes ( The ington Institute was dozens of other matters, ranging from educa­ and were Ignored, forgotten and left to deal with Washington fo u n d ed by th re e tion to regulation. "But wc stress economic tin- anguish — alone. Institute young conservatives issues." says Carlson, noting dial the slate I know the hell we went through for tile first 14 typifies an In 1985, Washington budget remains of paramount importance. years of our marriage when my husband wouldn't especially F a i r S li a r e w a s T h e W ash in gton In stitu te typifies an discuss his involvement in the Vietnam War; lie salutary established by three especially salutary development In reccnl was ashamed of having served. There huve been development. J y o u n g lib e r a ls in decades — the establishment at the slate level years of nightmares, but a visit to the Vietnam 1983. (T h e o ld e r of issue-oriented ‘Think tanks" (both con­ Veterans Memorial "M ovin g W a ll" in Orlando Washington PIHG servative and liberal) that once existed almost three years ago, began to change all lhal. was launched In 1976.1 exclusively In Washington. D.C. Attending tin- itrevard Vietnam veterans reunions Indeed, the nation's capital is home, to have been even more o f a healing experience. To finance their operations, the two lilx-r.il dozens of organizations such as the Center on Now. exactly 20 years later — he’ll be coming organizations rely primarily upon small sconBudget and Policy Priorities. Economic Policy home from another war. I can't hear to think of trlbutlons collected In door-to-door canvasses Institute. Brookings Institution. Heritage him coming home lo the kind o f reception he and o f homes across the slate. Their conservative KoiiiidatInn and American Enterprise Institute. other Vietnam veterans received. He has fought counterpart obtains must ol its financing from Bui they fix-us on fedcrul issues in an era with this issue over and over In Ills head. Ills heart la rg e r d o n u llo n s m ade by fou ndations when governance has become decentralized told him it was Ids duty to serve In the Persian Gulf established by cor|>orullniiH or wealthy indi­ Thus, the new groups have found a receptive — bid ids mind (old him he would be a fool to do It viduals constituency among people throughout the again — for an ungrateful nation. Somehow, in the country concerned about stair and local bark of Ills mind...the fact that hr truly was proud All three have enhanced the quality «»• m utters ra n gin g from luxation lo c o n ­ to be an Arncrk'un always surfaced. Ills unit was political dialogue here In Washington by sumerism. called lo active duly and tie went. I have constantly aggressively advancing their provocative views assured and reassured him that his homecoming Among llu- most rrs|x-eled statewide con­ 111 not only studies but also speeches, television would hr* very different this time. servative "dunk tanks’* are the South Cnrollna commentaries, news|ia|x-r columns and other We can’t change what happened 1H-20 years Policy Council. Independent Institute in Col forums. , ago. hid wc can do what is ncceivsoiy lo assure It o r a d o . C o m m o n w e a lth F o u n d a tio n tn Bui their work remains unfinished. "There never happens again — in our lifetimes. Tw o Pennsylvania. Heartland Institute in Illinois. still is no requirement for a synthesized state wrongs don't make a right. We do not need another Mackluae Center In Michigan. Pioneer Institute budget." says Carlson “ W e're Insisting on generation o( troo|n (some a link- older) coming In Massachusetts and Yankee Institute in that. With all these smart people around, why home from tin- desert sands when- they put their Connecticut. is there so much chaos and disorganization?" lives on die line — to protest over a hero's welcome Providing a liberal perspective are Publli — lire welcome ihry so Justly deserve — us did the Interest Research Groups in California. Col I roops coming holm* years ago. orado. Connecticut, Florida. Illinois. Maryland. I beg these Vietnam veterans to come out in full Massachusetts. Michigan. Missouri. Montana L E T T E R S T O E D IT O R * force — and welcome these iroops home — so they New J e rs e y . New -York. Ohio, O regon. can keep them from the kind of suffering they Letters to the editor are welionu All tellers Pennsylvania and Washington know all loo well. There could lx- some healing in must be signed include'the address ni the writer and a daytime telephone number. their efforts — knowing they were jKirt of a Tile Washington PIUG. based in nearby L i m i t s should lx- mi a sing - «uti|crt and lxgeneration tiial cured. Seattle, lias a second oilier in Sjxikane. Cindy Hrown as hylcl as jxissitili Letters .in subject in maintains a full-time lohlxvtst in dir state (Mrs. Dennis H I editing capital oi Olympta and employs almost a dozen laikr Marv EDITORIALS P a y in g d u e s | ROBERT WALTERS Think tanks enhance states LETTERS Amendment freedoms to1 gather and publish Information. If the decision holds. It will mean lhat colleges may no longer withhold crime Information In a wav that could Jeopardize students* safety. i In cases Involving other schools, victims have testified o f attacks by criminals known to campus police, but no one else; and of cases where numerous violent attacks have gone unpubllclzed. Imagine your daughter walking to night classes in an area where attacks have occurred, but have not been reported — so she has no idea o f t he danger she may be in. The oddest Ihlng about the SMSU furor was another controversial Incident, which had been reported ns follows: A couple years ago. a former SMSU dorm resident assistant was shot to death In a wom an’s apartment where he was hiding, masked. When the woman entered her bedroom, the man uttuckcd her — and her boyfriend shot him. The woman's apartment had shown signs o f a hrcak-ln the previous night, so her boyfriend had accompanied her home armed with a gun. In the aftermath. Information was leaked to the press from files SMSU had kept on the attacker. JACK ANDERSON Iraq owes billions for farm products WASHINGTON — Saddam Hussein lost the Persian Gulf War. but in the process he proved that there is such a thing as a free lunch. Saddam stopped paying his commodi­ ty credit bill to the United States when Iraq invaded Kuwait on Aug. 2 — a credit that should never have been extended in the months leading up to the invasion. The bottom line is, Iraq got the U.S. agricultural exports it ordered and America didn't get Us money. The outstanding bill at the Agricul­ ture Department IUSDAJ Is $2 billion. The USl)A should not have been sur­ prised that Saddam turned out to be a bad risk. The Gener­ al Account Iti£ Office had Ticen w arning ‘ l lie USDA about that possibility for years, it d o e s n 't tak e a M o n d a y - m o r n in g q u a r t c r b a c k to wonder why Iraq was g iv e n b illio n s o f dollars in credit — 25 percent o f all the credit extended by the export guarantee f T h e USDA program. There were should not plenty o f signs even have been before the Invasion surprised. J that liie bills might not be paid. Allan Mendelowltz, Ihc GAO investigator who looked into the credit given Iraq, says it was simply n bad loan. The USDA did a risk analysis, rated Iraq as a "reasonable risk" market In 1989. and then continued to extend credit, if Saddam had gone to one o f Charles K eating's high-flying savings and loan ofBccs, he couldn't have gotten an easier loan with fewer questions asked. T h e Commodity Credit Corp. is a federally insured loan program to help foreign countries buy U.S. farm products. A country places an order, a bank loans them the money to pay for what they buy and then the federal government guarantees that the loan will be paid If Hie foreign nation defaults. The USDA assesses the credit risk o f the countries, and another federal board, the National Advisory Council decides whether Ihc credit policy is In sync with U.S. foreign policy. Our ri-|>nrtiT Jonathan Ullman looked Into (he handling o f Iraq under that program. During the Iran-lmq War. the United States wanted to help Iraq. Iraq needed food but was short on cash (all those tanks cost money), so the credit program for Iraq was born In 1983. Iraq became lltc 10th largest buyer of U.S. farm products — including buying 20 percent o f American-grown rice in 1988 — using taxpayers' money. As Saddam's poor human rights record got longer. Including the gassing o f tils own people, the State Department continued to insist lhat the Untied Slates hud more to gain by maintaining a friendly relationship with Iraq. In September 1989. the USDA extended $30 million in additional farm loans to Iraq, hut an Internal USDA memo warned agulnst issuing a press release about it. The fear was that If the USDA made a big deal about Iraq's credit, someone in Congrri* might come down hard on tlx- whole guarantee program. By the beginning of 1990. the bills were piling up. Thr general sales manager at the USDA. F. Paul Dickerson, wrote u memo to his boss acknowledging that the bills were high, inn .Hiding tli.it to cut off Iraq then would be takrn as "unwarranted and an affront to ilu-ir dignity." and that might prompt Iraq to slop paying anything. The USDA believed the best way to guarantee payment of die old loans was to contlnur giving Iraq new ones. When Die USDA submitted a SI-billion credit proposal lor Iraq to the National Advisory Council tn 1990. tin- NAC finally got nervous. The Atlanta branch o f an llaltan L a n k was under investigation for allegations 11l.n It had loaix-d money to Iraq under the USDA program, but that not oil o f the money went for farm products. The NAC said Iraq should-get only $400 million in credit. �Sanfoi'J Hsrald. Sanford. Florida — Monday, March 29, 1891 — 8A M ovies, books, prim e tim e play to the dark sid e off an au d ie n c e EDITORS NOTE Humanity’s fascination with Its dark side is an ancient and perennial phe­ n o m e n o n . H o w ever, som e periods are more fertile than others. Judging by the spate of aerial klllars, vampires and psychopaths Inhabiting today’s books, films and TV shows, this seems to be one of those times. By N A N C Y tH U U R S AP Special Corresponded______ H«r# It a flaw of Crystal Lafca In Laka Mary, a focus of a now report. Lake Mary — Continued from P if« 1A four or the lakes. Little Crystal, Emma, Bingham and Como, rank highest In the need for protection from future degrada­ tion. He added, "Actually, none o f your lakes could be classified as bad. Five o f them are In the m iddle range, and three arc relatively good, compared to other lakes in the Orlando and Volusia County areas." Commissioner Grorgc Duryrn said he has heard questions regarding whether or not private citizens might be able to Im­ prove the lakes near thetr homes by pulling dead materials such as weeds and underbrush out of lake bottoms. Ferland answered, "T h a t only works some of the tim e." Later he commented that tn such cases, " if only materials which were com pletely dead were removed, and live foliage was only mowed but not pulled up completely, it would be an Improvement.". DRMP's project coordinator Malcom Day and the assistant director o f storm water also m ad e p re s e n ta tio n s to the Commission, Including n review and Inventory o f the city's street system, recommended roadway im p r o v e m e n t s , a n d s o m e estimated Improvement eosts and funding sources. Because of the complexity o f the entire study, the en gin eerin g firm compiled booklets containing approximately 300 pages o f re­ ports. findings, maps and lists. Each o f the Lake' Mary officials received a copy o f the report for study and reference. In conclusion, Ferland gave five suggestions on how the city could resolve ILs various envi­ ronmental problems Including t h o s e in t h e l a k e s a n d waterways. , The suggestions were that the city conduct an Information program for residents near lakes on fertilizer and pesticide use: adopt an open space and wet­ land policy lo protect Its lakrs: work with the Department o f Natural Resourrcs on recom­ mendations for lake m ainte­ nance: control new construction to Insure It docs not cause lake problems; and have proper water runoff and sewage treatment plans Included In all roadside Improvements. On the subject o f road Im ­ provements the printed survey Included suggestions for paving and'repaving 55,150 feet o f city streets, at an estimated cost o f over $81^ million. Ferland said. "O nly a small portion of the umount could be obtained from outside sources, the rest would have to be paid by the city." Lake M ary M a y o r R a n d y MorTls extended his appreciation for the survey, calling It. "th e most comprehensive, and also the most expensive study ever made o f this city.*’ Had any good nightm ares lately? Try seeing a movie, reading a best seller, or turning on the TV during prime time. Popular culture is unleashing a panoply of monsters, from serial k i l l e r s to v a m p i r e s t o psychopaths, alt playing to a bloodthirsty audience. But what docs that say about us? The dark side has always held fascination; exploration of evil is as old as humanity. But horror a ls o ten d s to be c y c lic a l, ’ flourishing at moments of acute anxiety. The current prolifera­ tion o f dark themes In literature, television and film speaks vol­ umes not only about who we are as consumers, but about the anxieties that define our times. "Essentially, horror has little to do with fright." says scholar James B. Twitchell of the Uni­ versity of Florida, who says horror Is lo teen-agers what fairy tales are to children: education In the guise o f entertainment. "Beneath the horror Is a pre­ scriptive text. From watching horror movies, adolescents learn to avoid pitfalls of dating and m ating." T o some extent, horror Is perennial. Each generation must learn Its lessons cf sexual Initia­ Test Continued from Page 1A BERNICE CHADA Bernice Chada. 64. 666 Holy Hill Ave., Casselberry, died Sat­ urday at Florida Hospital. Or­ lando. Born July 18. 1926. In GreensburgT Fa" she moved' Id" C a s s e lb e r r y fr o m N ew Kensington, Pa.. In 1946. She was a homemaker and a Pre­ sbyterian. She was a member of the H om em aker* Club. S u rvivo r* In clu d e huabund. Benjamin: sons. Thomas. Cas­ s e lb e rr y , B cnjum ln A. J r.. T a lla h a s s e e : s is te r , H elen B enefield, Orlando; brother. G e o rg e T h o m a s . Th ou san d Oaks. Calif,; two grandchildren.' B a ld w in -F a lrch lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. ROBERT HARRY EUSTACE Robert Harry Eustace, 58. 601 Bonita Road, Winter Springs, died Friday at South Seminole Community Hopital. Longwood. Bom Feb. 25. 1933. In Hartford. Conn., he moved (o W inter Springs from Tnmpa in 1951. He was an acoustical engineer for Martin Marietta and a member of Church o f the Nativity Catholic Church. Lake Mary. Survivors Include wife. Mary Ann: son. Alan. Redwood City, C a lif.; d a u gh ters. K athleen B abcock, R id g efield , Conn.. Bem m lc. Casselberry, Barbie M a rtin , D elto n a : step so n s, Joseph Hlllebrandt, Casselberry. David Hlllebrandt. Maitland: s t e p d a u g h te r . Susan H lllebrandt. Orlando: sisters. A rle n e B lack. C lifto n , Va.. Joanne Koeslcr. Surusoia; four grandchildren. B ald w in -F a lrch lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge o f urrangemrnts. Augusta Nationul Blvd.. Winter Springs, died Saturday al her reside tire. Bom Feb. 10. 1918, In Canton, Ohio, she moved to W in ter S p rin gs from -Youngstown.- Ohtai In lOAft-Sh'* w as a h o m e m a k e r and a m e m b e r o l S t . S t e p h e n 's Catholic Church. Survivors Include husband. Or. A rth u r. M.O.; non. Or. Deni*. M id w a y Park. N .C .: nl&tc-r, Multi Ash. Sarnsotu: brothers. Bernard Bamback. Cocoa Beach. Edward Bainbeck. Canton. B a ld w in -F a lrch lld Funeral Home, Golden rod. In charge of arrangements. ALICE A. READY A lic e A. R e a d y . 67 . 683 Jam estown Blvd.. Altamonte Springs, died Saturday at Flori­ da Hospital, Altamonte Springs. Born May 8. 1923. In Aiken. S.C., she moved to Altamonte Springs from Jacksonville In 1990. She was a retired retail supervisor fot Sears. Roebuck and Co. and an Episcopalian. She was a member o f Unites A u x ilia r y E lk s ' C lu b 221. Cavalcttcs and the Amerlean Business Women's Association. Jacksonville. S u r v iv o r s in c lu d e son . W illiam . Altam onte Springs: brother. W illiam L. Allison. Cleveland. N.C. B a ld w in -F a lrch lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs, in charge o f arrangements. JOHN ST. CLAIR WHITE John St. Clair White. 75. 2210 W. First St.. Sanford, died Sat­ urday at his residence. Born March ]H, 1916. In Sanford, hiwas a lifelong resident. He was a Every month, local breath­ testing experts test the devices and record the results on a form r e t ir e d w h o le s a le g r o c e r y supplied by the state Depart­ salesperson and a member of m e n t o f t l e a l 'h a n d R e ­ First United Methodist Church, habilitative Services. Carl Barletta. supervisor of Sanford. S u r v iv o r s I n c lu d e w i f e , Hillsborough's Central Breath —Kathryn. GlRder W hile: sons. Testing ofTlcc. said he is conflJohn St. Clair, Melbourne.'David' ’ denl lds laadiincsaic accurate. But HRS acknowledges that Glndcr White. Sanford; daugh­ ter. Jane White Szokc. Jesup, there arc no guidelines to de­ Ga..; brother. Dr. William W.. termine whether the response on Sanford; sister. Nancy .W hile .the forms mean the machines S te e le . SanTuril; n in e JAMES V.ZULLO Jam es V. Z u ilo . 73. I l l Hamlin Court. Longwood. died Sunday at residence. Born Sept. 3. 1917. In Chicago, he moved to LongwtXKl from Berwyn, III., In 1979. He was a supervisor for it naval ordinance plant and a member or Church or the Nativi­ ty. He was manager of a little league baseball team. Survivors Include wife. Marie: sons. Brother James. Chicago. Dr. Richard. Longwood; brother. Mario. Chicago; sisters. Lena Knsalur. Lucille Forman, bolh o f Chicago: four grandchildren. B a ld w in -F a lrch lld F u n eral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge o f arrangements. r FUNERALS WHITE. JOHN IT. CLAIR Grtvctld* tervicn lor Mr Jotin St CUir Whit* will b* 2 p m Tu*id*y *t OwkUwn P»rk Cemetery. Lake Mary, witty lh* R*» Jean Gutrry and Iha Rtv. Jtann* Oaeli Officiating tha family rtgutytt. In liau of lloweri. that memorial contribution! ba mad* to th* Memorial Fund ol Flrtl United Methodat Church. 11* Park Av* , Sanford. Florida 22771 Arrang*m*ntt mad* by Britton Funeral Horn*, 122 2111. Sanford FRANK M. FRIEL Frank M. Fricl. 80. 10-13 Blue Bell Drive, Casselberry, died Friday al Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Bom March 27. 1910. in Bedford, Iml.. he moved lo Casselberry from Greenwood. N.J., In 1966. He was retired owner and operator of Farmer’s Milk Route and a member o f Si. Augustine's Catholic Church. He was former secretary for the Teamsters Union. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w if e . Dorothy R.: sister. Catherine Krtcch. Winter Springs. B ald w in -F a lrch lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs, in charge o f arrangements. RAWSON WALTER KIRK Rawson Wallrr Kirk. 89. 710 Tropical Ave.. Chuluotu. died Friday at his residence. Bom Aug. 3. 1901, In Keene, N.H.. Inmoved to Central Florida from New Hampshire In 1938, He was a retired machinist. Survivors include daughters. Marilyn VanWorincr. Oviedo. June Feucrbachrr, Maitland; seven grandchildren. C o x -P a rk e r C a re y Hand Funeral Home. Winter Park. In charge of arrangements. MARY KATHLEEN LAIRD Mary Kathleen Laird. 73, 1361 O n d e p e n d e n l... (5 % n d grand­ children. Brlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge o f arrangements. C P rorn l •AVe take pride in the fact that we re an Independently owned and operated funeral home. We re very much a part of this community and we like it that way. r W c like the feeling that we can serve you our way. And you'll appreciate that personalized service when you turn to us at a difficult time. CRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME 130 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD. FLORIDA T e le p h o n e (407) 3 2 2 -3 2 1 3 tion, as evidenced by endless remakes o f "Frankenstein" and "D racu la," Souvenir Press of London says the original 10thcentury "D ra cu la " book has never been out o f print and currently there are 17 editions by 17 publishers In print In English. But In an era o f date rape and AIDS, with many people staying single Into their 30s and beyond, sexual and reproductive worries aren't restricted to adolescents. "People are looking for partners In a world In which making those connections Is becoming In creasin gly d iffic u lt," says Harold Schcchler. an English professor at Queens College. "T h ere's a growing sense that you can't know anyone, that we're living In a world In which people wear masks." This obviously Is an anxious era. And Americans o f all ages arc out for blood. Given the buying power of Am erican teen-agers. It's no surprise that NBC slotted gothic v a m p ire soap o p era "D a rk Shadows" In prime time, there are no fewer than eight vampire movies In the works, and the novels o f Slcpheh King and Anne Rice ("Interview With the V a m p i r e " . " T h e V a m p ire L csta t". "T h e Queen o f the Damned” ) are best sellers. "T h e period In human matu­ ration when exploring darkness is an Important way to control anxiety is adolescence." Twit­ chell says. " I f you look at who Is driving the pop culture markets — m a s s-m a rk et books, blockbuster movies, and fringe and primc-tlmc TV — you see that It Is an audience of adoles­ cents. "T h a t's why Stephen King has pushed aside other authors on ; the best-seller list. T h e levels of sophistication and subjects he addresses arc levels o f adoles­ cent anxiety. It’s what happens : If you open that door, what will you see In that dark closet?" Not all pop culture monsters a re m a k e - b e lie v e . A d u lt s ' bogeymen are more flcsh-andblood. outwardly indistinguish­ able from the rest o f us. Han­ nibal Lecter, the seem ingly urbane serial killer known as "Hannibal the Cannibal" In the m o vie " T h e S ile n ce o f the Lambs." is one such, and others are bound to follow. "Killers are a personification of the world outside hearth and home. Increasingly a place of peril." says Schechter. author of two books about serial killers. "D eviant" and "D eranged." "W e sit In our family rooms watching 'The Simpsons’ together, while Just outside that little fortress lie s an I n c r e a s in g ly d a rk , threatening, chaotic world." arc accurate. "W c made some mistakes and w e're In the process of repromulgatlng new rules." Paul To m lin son , an H RS breathtesting supervisor, said. "B u i until then. If Ihc courts continue to ga with the defense. I'm sure there wtll be a lot of DUI cases lost." -Dlffcirn* enuntJr* test Jbc.de-_ vices differen tly, leaving no single standard for accuracy, according to Victor J. Pellegrino, w h o h a s file d m o tio n s to suppress the test results In 27 cases In Hillsborough County and eight In Pinellas County. "(It) Is prone to breakdown, yet people are brought to trial every day for whut the machine says." Pellegrino said. F e rn a n d o P e r e z , a n o th e r Tumpa attorney, has filed legal challenges In two Hillsborough DUI cases. •‘‘ You can't have' something-' that's going to be that UnpoiUnl to a p e r s o n ’ s life b e that arbitrary.’ * he said. E '*N E :6 Television being the magnify­ ing glass of* society that It Is. prime time during a recent week was a sampler or twisted family relationships. T h e y Included fact-based dramas about a father who drives his daughter to murder, a domineering mother and her serial-rapist son. and a remake o f "W hatever Happened to Baby Jane?” , a gothic talc of aging sisters, one helpless, one deranged. Not exactly the Brady Bunch? In fact, they're wholesome fami­ ly fare as reflected tn a funhousc mirror. It stands to reason that they coincide w ith renewed emphasis on fam ily life and traditional values. Schechter nays. rrt �•A — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Monday, March 23, 1001 I i. Legal Notices Legal Notices L•gal Notices Legal Notices Legal N olle# Laqal Notices Laqal Notices L#q#l Notlc## INTHE CIRCUIT COURT. INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 41)73 IN R E THE /MARRIAGE OF SAMUEL MCGILL. Petilloner/Husbend. and SHIRLEY MAE MCGILL, Respondent/WIto. NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO; SHIRLEY MAE MCGILL. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'! SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue ol that certain Writ ol Eiacufton Issued out ot and under the tool at ttw County Court ol Orange County. Flori­ da. upon a final |u«g emint rendered In ttw aforesaid court on Itw Wth day at September A.D. i t w In that certain cat* entitled. Sun Bank. National Association. Plaintiff. —vs— Solange Rivera. Dafendant. which a toresaid Writ ol Eaocvtton was delivered to me at Sharllt ot Seminole County, Florida, and t haw levied upon tho following described proparty ownad by Solange Rivera, takl proparty being tocetod In Semi­ nole County, Florida, mare per tkularty described at tollowt: On* lf«S Nissan Sanlra Automobile. White In Cetor. ID »JN1FB11S*FU«M4*0 being stored at Altamonte Tewing, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O P T H t EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT NOTICE UNOER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TOWHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notko It hereby given that ttw undersigned, pursuant to ttw "Fktlttou* Name Act". Chapter 441 Of. Florida Statute*, will register with ttw Dtvtstan at Corporations of ttw Florldb Sec rotary of State, upon receipt of proaf of tha publtaatton of this notice, ttw fictitious name, to wit: BRONSON under which we are engepad In burtnes* at INI Cornwell Read In Itw City af Sentord. Florida That th* party intarestod In said buslnas* enterprise it as IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FttaNw N M M ty-CF IN RE: ESTATE OF KATHRYN P.RIDOC. NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FO RTH ! VACATING. ABANDONING, DISCONTINUING. AND CLOSING OF • RIGHT-OF-WAY ON ONAMAOR EASEMENT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCE RN: YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Board ol County Commissioners of Seminote County, Florida at t : l l pm on ttw tih day of April. A.D., tfft. In the County Commission­ er*' Meeting Ream at Its* Semi note County Services Building In Sanford. Florida, wilt held a public hearing to consider and *IOTICE liNOER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notlea Is hereby given that ttw undersigned, pursuant to ttw "Ftotlttou* Nam# Art". Chapter B45.4f, Florida Statute*, will register with the Dtvtstan ef Corperat tons el tho Florida Sec­ retary et State, upon receipt et proof ot the publkatlon ol this notice, Itw flctlttous name, to sett: BATH SHOWCASE under which wk are engaged In bus! ness at IN I Corn wait Raad In ttw City af Sanford. Florida. That lha party Interested In said business enterprise It at MimesUnited Purchasing Associates. Inc. Publish: March IS. m i OEDT43 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 14JUOICIAL CIRCUIT W AND FDR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO) 44-4744-CA-14-D CTX MORTGAGE COMPANY F/K/A PLAVCO MORTGAGE COMPANY. INC., Platotllf. residence I* unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­ FIED mat SAMUEL MCGILL has Iliad a PalIIIon In ttw Circuit Court ot Seminole, Florida, lor Diuotullm ol Marriage, and you are required to serve a copy ol your written datamet. II any, o n W I L L I A M E . RE ISC H M ANN . J R .. E S­ Q U IR E , o l STE N STR O M . MCINTOSH, JULIAN. COL­ BERT. WHIOHAM A SIM ­ MONS. P.A., Attorney* lor Petitioner, wtieta eddreu I* Port Office Boa IDO. Sanford. Florida m m - im and rue Itw "■iginal wim Hie Clerk ot me above rtytM Court on or before April J, IN I, otherwise e defeulf and ultimate judgment will be entered against you tor mo relief demanded In the Petition. WITNESS my end and otfklal seal ol said Court on this 1st day of March, l*»1. (S E AL) MARYANNS MORSE Clerk ot Itw Circuit Court By: Helen Standi tor Publish: March4.11.1L 24, m i DFOai IN THE CIRCUIT COURT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Case No. fi-lSf-DR-fi- B In Re: The Marriage ol GERARD J. WALL, Husband/Reipondent and SHEREE LE E WALL Wlto/Polltloner. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: GERARD J. WALL, whoso ulace ol residence Is unknown. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that mare Is pending In the Circuit Court In end lor Semi­ nole County, Florida, an action •nulled In Re: The Marriage ol GERARD J WALL. Husband/Respondent and S H E R E E LEE W A L L , Wlle/Pelltloner, being Casa No. ftS S fO R O lB whersln the re­ lief sought Is e dissolution ot Itw marriage ol the parties, a de­ termination ol the rights and responsibilities ol ttw Petitioner and such further rtllel as might be appropriate. You as the Respondent herein ere hereby required to tllo your written response (defenses) •Ith the Clerk ol Itw above styled court and to serve a copy lhereof not later than ttw 5th day ol April, m i, upon the pelltlonen' attorney. Gordon V. Frederick. Its North Perk Avenue. Sanford. Florida 3377L Should you tall to dn so a lefault may bo entered against jou lor tha rellel requested Deled this 1st day ol Mnrch, IWI. ’ (SEAL) MART ANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court by Helen Stendller Deputy Clerk Publish March a. ll. II. >3. leal □ED at IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. Case No.: ti aeit CA-u General Jurisdiction Florida Bar No.: (4*4#* FLEETREALESTATE FUNOINGCORP. P la in tiff. vs. PATRICIAMCFEE REDDEN. II living, el ui.. el e l. Defendants. AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION STATEOF FLORIDA TO P A T R IC IA M CFE E REDDEN. II living, and II mar ned. JOE ROE. her husband, whose reel name Is uncertain, II .Ivmg, Including any unknown spouse ol said Defendants It either has remarried and 11 cither or both ol said Defendants ,ire deceased, their respective unknown heirs, devisees, granlees. assignats, creditors, lienors and trustees, end all other persons claiming by, through, under or against ttw named Defendants Whosa residence address IS 101 Village Drive. La Follette. Tennessee 1/7*4 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County. Florida lo t IS. GREENSPOINTE. according to plat Ihereol as recorded in Plat Book If. pages ;a thru 11. Public Records ol emlrole County, Flor Ida net been tiled against you and JUNE FAY ERNST. II living, .and It married. JOHN ROE. her Husband, whosa real name Is i ncerlein. II living, Including .my (inknown spouse ol ttw said Defendants, II either has re married and II either or both ol said Defendants ere deceased, their respective unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, creditors, lienors, end trustees, and ell other persons claiming by. through, under or egeinsl the named Defendants. IGOR T E P L IT S K Y and L IL IA N T F P L I T S K Y . h is w i f e . HIGHLANDS HOMEOWNERS A S S O C I A TION. INC . a corporation. G R E E N S P O IN T E HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC. a corporation. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. and all other persons in possession ot sublecl real property, whose real names are uncertain, and you are required to serve e copy ol your wf men delenses. it any, lo iton JOSEPH M PA N IE LLO . ESQUIRE. Plaintiffs attorney whosa address is 101 N Franklin Sheet. Suite ITS. Tampa- Florida IS*02 on or before the Itth dey of April. Itei. and liie Use original with Ihe Clerk of this Court either before service on Plain tiff's attorney ar immediately thereafter, otherwise e default will be entered egantl you tor the relief demended in Ine Complaint or Petition DATED on this Ith dey ot Marcn. m l CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Heather Brunner Deputy Cler S Publish March II. If. 25 A April i. mi OED IV at Stwrltt ot Samlntto County, Florida, will at 11:W AJUL on the 2nd day el April A.D. Iff), offer tor late and tall to the highest bidder, tor cash In hand, subject to any and all eiftilng Itons, at ttw Front (West) Doer ot the stops ot tho Seminole County Court In * " j i ' That said sale It being made to satisfy Itw terms ot said Writ of Execution. Donald F. Esllngar, Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish: March 11. 14. IS. April I. with ttw sale on April £ i f f I. DED-70 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I BIOMTEERTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. f l tM-CA-14-0 UNITED SAVINGS ASSOCIA­ TION OF TEXAS. FSB. Pla/ntttl vs. JUSTO R. ALVAREZ, at us., at at.. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JUSTO R. ALVAREZ and NANCY L. ALVAREZ, hit wito f t Avondale Drive Centoreech, New York l in t YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tor Foreclosure of Mort­ gage on ttw tallowing described Lot 1. S T IL L W A T E R PHASE 1, according to ttw plat thereof at tecordad In Plat Book M. Pages n through ff, Public Records ol Seminole County. F lor Ids ties boon filed egeinsl you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. If any, to It. on Stuart H. Glflltt, Attorney tor Plalntltt, whose address It Suite 104. 1170 Medruga Avenue, Coral Gablet, Florida. HI4t on or before April 4, l f f l and Ilia ttw original with Itw Clerk ol this Court either before service on Plaintiff's allorrwy or Immediately there­ after: otherwise a default will Dm entered egeinsl you lu> (lie rellel demanded In ttw complaint. WITNESS my hand and Itw teal oetMs Court this Wth day ot February, lffl. (S E /tLr r ; : : - •» • MARYANNE MORS* As Clerk otflMCourt By Ruth King Aa Deputy Clerk Publish: Marchs. It. If. 25. Iff) OEDaa IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. tl-MOCA-14-0 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plalntllf, vs NILZA LOPEZ MACHADO, l/k/a NIL2A ROORIGUEZ, JOHN DAVID MACHADO. JOHN DOE. ixtknown spouse ol NILZA LOPEZ MACHADO, l/k/a NIUAROORIGUEZ.il married.-------- MACHADO. unknown spouse ol JOHN DAVID MACHADO. II married. JACK DOE. Tenant. JANE DOE. Tenant. CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPITAL. INC., l/k/a CENTRALFLORIOA REGIONAL HOSPITAL, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA and any unknown hairs, devisees, grantees, creditors, and other unknown persons or unknown spouses claiming by. through, and under any ol ttw above named Defendants. Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO NILZA LOPEZ MACHADO, l/k/a NILZA ROORIGUEZ. and JOHN DOC. unknown NILZA LOPEZ MACHADO, l/k/a NILZA RODRIGUEZ. II married 1124 South Bear Lake Road Apopka. Florida 22701 JOHN OAVID MACHADO and ---------MACHADO, unknown spouse of JOHN OAVID MACHADO. II married MOI Holliday Avenue Apopka. F lor Ida 1170) JACK DOE. Tenant and JANE DOE. Tenant 1401 Ho/lldey Avenue Apopka. Florida 2370) Any unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors end another unknown persons or unknown claiming by. through ny ol the above named Defendants. II deceased YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIE D that an action to toreclose e mortgage covering the follow mg roal and personal property In Seminole County. Florida, towtl Lot If. Block E. BEAR LAKE MANOR, as recorded In Plat Boon It. Pego TV. Public Dec ords ol Seminole County. Ftorl da has been Iliad against you. and you are required to serve e copy ol rour written defenses, ll any to it. on C Victor Butter. Jr. Esquire. 1114 East Robinson Street Orlando. Florida >2401. and Ilia ttw original with the Clerk ol the above Styled Court on or before ttw Mm dey ol April, m i. otherwise a Judg men I may be entered agetnsl you tor me rebel demended In the Complaint WITNESS my hand and seal ol said Court on the list day ol March. INI ICOURTSEAU MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publish March IS A April I. I IS. 1**l DEO 240 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO.: fl-ert CP IN RE: ESTATE OF BARBARA ANNROCLKC. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The edmlnlstrallon ol the k tlkte ol B AR B AR A ANN E O E LK E . deceased. F ile Number 4MH7-CP, It pending In the Circuit Court tor Seminole County, F lo rid a , Probata Division, the address of which It SsmUiolo County Courthouse, Sanford. FL 11771. Tho name *f the personal represent/ •ettorlhbetow. All Interested portent or* required to tile with this court, W ITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST P U B LIC A T IO N OF THIS NOTICE: ID all claim* egeinsl tho estate and (1 ) any objection by on Intorostod person to whem notice It served that chat lings i the validity ol tho will, tho gMlIflcattont ol Itw portenol representative, venue, or lurltdtetlen tf too court. A l l c l a im s a n d o b j e c ­ t io n s NOT SO FILED WILL BEFOREVERBARRED. Publication of this notice lias begun an March tf, lf f l. Aersorwl Representative ROONEY P.MELI 4M Silversmith Cr. Lake Mary. FL 12744 BRIAN R. LOE Attorney tor Personal Representative Florida Bar W722S40 TTSWest LafcaMary Blvd Lake Mary, FL 17744 (447) 2Z14I2S Publish: March If. IS, IN I OED-Ml NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Caocutton Issued out of and under the teal of the Circuit Court of Orange County, Flori­ da. upon a final lodgement rendered In Itw etoretald court an ttw 10th day of December. AD. IffCL In tool certain case entitled. Pioneer Savings Bank, Plalntllf. —vs— Stephen M. Nevetalf. at at. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of E n cit lion was delivered to me a* Stwrltt of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon ttw to/lowing described property owned by Stephen M. Hewlett, said property being located In Seminole County, Florida, more p a rtic u la rly d escrib ed at tottows: On* t f t l Volvo 740GLE, grey In color VIN » YVIFXiaaiH 1144224 now being stored el Altamonte Wrecker Service. Al tamenta Springs end Itw inderslgned at Stwrltt ot Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:44 A.M. on ttw 4th day ot April AD. INI. otter lor sal* and tall to Itw highest bidder, lor cash in hand, sub|*ct to any arci all scuJing ’.isaw el HmFront (Wart) Ooor at ttw steps ot th* Semlrole County Court house In Sentord, Florida, the Above N sc tto d personal prop That UlO'iat* It bo4qg mad* to satisfy Ithe terms of said Writ ol Ewe vfton. ’ DONALD F ? ESLINGER. Sheriff Seminole County. Florida To bo advertised March It, 14, 25 and April t, I ff! with the sale on April 4, lf f l D E D fl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION File Number fl-17J-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF EDWAROLEON WHITE Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Ttw administration ot tha estate of EDWARD LEON WHITE, deceased. File Number ti 175 CP. Is pending In ttw Circuit Court lor Somlnola County, F lorid a . Probate Division, Itw address ol which Is Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 12771. Th* names end addresses ol ttw personal representative and Itw personal representative's at­ torney are set torth below. ALL INTERESTED PER SONSARE NOTIFIEO THAT: All persons on whom this notice Is served who have ob­ jection* that challenge ttw valid Ity ol the will, the quail Ileal ions at Itw personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction ot this Court ere required to tile their objections with this Court W ITH IN THE L A T E R OF 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 et the decedent end other persons having cleims or demands egeinsl decedent s •state on whom a copy ot this notice Is served within three months otter the date ol the first publication el this notice must lito their claims with this Court W ITH IN THE LA T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All olher creditors ol Itw decedent end persons having claims or demands against the decedent's estate must tile their claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THISNOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Ttw data et the first public* lion at this Notice Is March 11. IWI Personal Representative JOHANNA FRANCES MADAM BA M il Lunin Place Orlando. FloridaM7V2 Attorney tor Personal Representative L W CARROLL. JR . ESQUIRE LAWRENCEW CARROLL JR . P A SOCE Altamonte Drive, Suita ICC Altamonte Springs. Fl 12701 Telephone 14071 Too SfH Florida Bar No MUM Publish March 11 A April I. Iff! OED 1V7 United Purchasing Asaaciatoi . Inc. Publish: March IS. m i DED-SM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 14TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IR ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE N f t f f 4IM CA-I4-P OKNERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION AMERICAN HOME FUNDING, INC. AS CUSTOOIANOR TRUSTEE _ PLAINTIFF, NOTICE.OF ADMINISTRATION Ttw administration ol the •stale ol Kottiryn P. Ridge, d e c e a s e d . F i l e N u m b er fBfOTCP. it pending In ttw Circuit Court lor Seminole County, F lo rid a , P rob oto Division, Itw address of which Is P.O. Drawer "C ". Sanford, Florida 17771. The name* and lot ttw resentatlvris attorney ora sat L u H | s . i ----W ITl . ALL INTERESTED PER SONS ARE NOTIFIED-THAT: All parsons an whom this notice Is saruad who have ob­ jection* that cha/langa tha solid­ ity at the will, tha quail licet Ion* ot tho personal representative, venue, or |urltdktton of (Ms Court are required to tile their abjactlani with this Court W IT H IN THE L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST FUEL) CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All creditors of Itw decadsnt and other parsons having claims or demands against dscadenfs •stale on whem a copy ot this notice Is served within three months after ttw dele of the first publication of this notice must Ilia their claims with this Court W ITH IN THE L A T E R 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 other creditors of the decedent and persons having claims or demands against tha 11 estate must Ilia their decedent* claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Ttw data of ttw first publica­ tion ol this Notko Is March II, tfft. Personal Representative: RONALD W. RIDGE 100Palmetto Court Longwood. Florida 12774 Attorney tor Personal Representative JOHN J. TYSON. ESQUIRE P.O. Boa 1424 Orlando. Florida 12102 Telsphono: 1407)4414311 Florida Bar No.: O lfllll Publish: March II, 21, Iff! OED-Mf CLIFFORDA. DELBEAU, ETAL. DEFENDANT)!). NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE -P R O P E R T Y TO: CLIFFORDA. DELBEAU Residence unknown. It living. Including any unknown spouse ot ttw said Defendants. II either ha* remarried and ll either or both of said DotendonIs are dead. Ihrir respective unknown hairs, d s vlia a t. grantees, assignees, creditors, lienors, and trustee*, and all other person* claiming, by. through, under or against Itw named D a f e n d a n t ( t ) ! and th * aloramantloned named Datendantls) and such ol tha a tore mentioned unknown De­ fendants and such ot th* store mentioned unknown De­ fendants at may be Intents. Incompetents or otherwise not Bui Ior It. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIED that an action has bean commenced to torecloee a mort­ gage on the following real prop arty, tying and bring and situat­ ed In SEMINOLE County, Flori­ da. more particularly described at tollowt: L O T 14. B LO C K " A ’ '. EASTBROOK SUBDIVISION U N IT NO. TW E LV E . AC­ CORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEOIN PLA T BOOK 14. PAGE 42. PUBLIC (IECQROS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. more commonly known at J44f BOWMAN DRIVE. WINTER PARK. FLORIDA 12742. This action hat boon (lied against you and you are-re­ NOTICE UNDER quired to serve a copy ol your FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE written defense, it any, to It on TO WHOM IT MAY CONCE RN: SHAPIRO 4 FISHMAN. At­ Nollco Is hereby given that Itw torneys. whose address Is undersigned, pursuant to ttw Bay Pori Plata. 4100 Courtney "Fictitious Namo Act". Chapter Campbell Causeway. Suite >00. 445.04, Florida Statutes, will iun.p*. TL Vm ,7. ua o. h.tca* register with the Division ol April If, m i and tile the Corporations of ttw f tor Ida Sec original with the tiatL ot (hit rotary ol State, upon receipt ol Court either before service on prool ol ttw publication ol Ihls Plolnttlt'i attorney or Immedl-1 notice. Itw lictlMoM name, lo •Inly there alter; otherwise a wit: BRONSON'S under yyhlch default will b* entered against - w« an* engaged In business el you tor the relief demanded lir 1141 Cornwall Meed In ttw City ttw C o m p la in t ol Sanford. Florida WITNESS my hand and teal Thai ttw party interested In ot this Court on the Ith day of said business enterprise i* at March, m i. tollowt: (SEAL) United Purchasing MARYANN^ MORSE Associates. Inc. Circuit and County Courts Publish: March25. l f f l OEO 217 By: Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF SHERIFF’ S SALE Publish: March tl. 14. 21A April NOTICE IS HEREBY"GIVEN l.lffl that by virtue ol that certain DEO* 104 Writ ol Elocution Issued out ol and under the seel ol ttw Circuit Court ol Seminole County. Flor INTHE CIRCUIT COURT Ida. upon a final judgement OP THE 14TH JUOICIAL rendered In the aforesaid court CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, on ttw Uth day ol February A.D. IN A N D FOR 1444. in that certain case en SIMINOLECOUNTY tilled. Seminole Woods Commu­ CASE NO. f» MM CA-14 nity Association, Inc.. Pleintill, GENERAL JURISDICTION —vs— Thomas G. Bailey end DIVISION Roseenn M. Bailey. Defendant, MIDLANTICHOME which aforesaid Writ ol Elocu­ MORTGAGE CORPORATION tion was delivered to me as PLAINTIFF. Sharllt ot Samlnole County, —vs— Florida, and I have levied upon BENJAMIN GEORGE PARRY. the tallowing described property ETAL. owned by Thornes G. Bailey and OEFENDANTISI. Roseann M. Bailey, said proper NOTICE OF ACTION ty being located In Seminole CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE County, Florida, more perlieu - PROPERTY larly described as tallows: TO: All right, till* and Interest ol BENJAMIN GEORGE the Attendants in Itw following PARRY described real property: Residtnce unknown, it living, HOMESITE It. SEMINOLE including any unknown spouseWOODS. FLORIDA, according ol Itw said Dslend*nIs. II either to that survey ot record, re has remarried end II either or corded In Otfklal Records Book both ol said Defendants are III/. Pages I t l through SOS. ol dead, thrir respective unknown Itw Publk Records ot Seminole heirs, devisees, grantees, County, Florida, more partku assignees, creditors, lienors, lerly described as That part ol end trustees, and all other The S to ol Itw $ V» ol SECTION persons claiming, by. through, 14. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. under or againsl Itw named RANGE I I EAST. Seminole D e fe n d a n t I t ) , and tha County. Florida, being mere aforementioned named Do p a rticu la rly described as londonl(t) ond such ot tho follows oforomonttonod unknown Do Commence at ttw Permanent fondants end such ot the Relerence Monument detignal aforementioned unknown De Ing the $E corner ot Section 20, lendonit as may be Intents. run thence N 00*42,44" W along Incompetents or otherwise not Itw E boundary line thereof sul|uris 1227.22' to the Permanent YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI Monument designating the NE FIED that an eel Ion has been comer ol aforesaid S is ot ttw S commenced to lor(Close e mort i>. thence S rt*7r » " w along gage on the tallowing reel prop the N boundary line Ihereol orty. lying and bolng and situat ISM 41’ to the Point ol Beglnn •d In SEMINOLE County. Fieri Ing. continue thence S 44*2*12" da. more particularly described W along said N boundary line as follows SIS 4T : thence, leaving said N LOT 141OAKLAND VILLAGE boundary line. S 22*01'*'' E SECTION THREE. ACCORD Me 2t‘ to a point on a circular INC TO PLAT THEREOF AS curve concave to Itw S'ty having RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK a radius ot 1240 00'. said point 24. PAGES 13 ANO 14. PUBLIC being on the N'ly R/W line ol RECORDS OF SEMINOLE Seminole Woods Boulevard and COUNTY. FLORIDA bears H U*74 JO" W from the more commonly known as *4) center ot said curve, thence ABBA STREET. ALTAMONTE E ly along said N'ly R/W line SPRINGS. FLORIDA 11711 and lha arc of said curve This action hat been llled through a central angle ol against you and you are re la*JJ0i " 220 00’ to e point on quired to servo e copy ot your said curve, thence, leaving said written detent*. It any. to It on N'ly R'W line. N 02*24 44" W SHAPIRO k FISHMAN, Al SOS 1 1 ' t o the Point ol Beginning torneys. whoso addrost Is end the undersigned as SheriII Bay Port Plata. 4200 Courtnoy ol Seminole County. F lor Ida Campbell Cousowoy. Suita J00 will el II 00 A M on Itw Uth Tempo. FL 11407. on or botore day ol April A 0 lffl. otter tor April 12. l f f l ond tile tho saw and M i l t o t h e h ig h e s t original with the dork ol this bidder, tor cash In hand, sublect Court *l>twr before service on to any and all eiisting liens, al Plaintiffs a Itornay or immodi ttw Front (Wesll Ooor on the elriy thoro otter, oltwrwis* o steps ot the Seminole County default wilt be entered ogo-ntl Courthouse In Vanford. Florida, you tor ttw rebel damandad in the above described personal the Complaint property WITNESS my hand and seal That said sale Is being made ol this Court on in# im day ol to satisfy the terms ot said Writ March. Iff I ol Elocution (SEAL) DONALD F ESI INGE R MARYANNE MORSE Sheriff Circud and County Courts SeminoleCmalty Florida By Cecelia V Ehern To be advertised March 25 Deputy Clerk April I. t and IS l f f l with the Publish March II. If. 214 Apr,I saw en April to. IWI l.lft l DED >ta DCD 111 County will vacate, disclaim any right ol lha County and ttw public In and to ttw follow ing rlgMs-af-way er drainage easement running through or ad|acont to ttw de­ scribed property, to-writ: LEGAL DESCRIPTION " A " : Commence at lha Northwest c o r n e r o f L e t 147 e t STILLWATEN PHASE 3. et rococdsd In Plat Book 44. Pag* f l f t In Iht Public Records of Samlntto County. Florida/ thence run S OrtSFir E, along the West Line ol said Lot 107. a distance ot U N teri to ttw P O IN T OP B E G IN N IN G ; thence continue S 4I*3B'1J"E. along said lino, a distance ol t7 .7 t loot j thenca run N •PO I't*" E. a distant* of 27.14 feet; thence run N 77*7T03" E. a distance ol 11.44 tott; thence run S K * e r « " W. a distance ol 34.41 tori to itw POINT OF BEGINNING. LEOAL OESCBIPTION "B "i Commence at the Northeast c o r m r e l Let to t ol STILLWATER PHASE 1. at recorded In Plat Book 44, Paga t l M In ttw Publk Records ol Semlnoto County. Florida, said print bring on a curve concave Northerly having a radius of 414.22 tori and a tangent bearing of S 7**23"72" W; thence run southwesterly along said curve, through a central angle of Oa*or*»” , a distance of 41.41 tori to Itw POINT OF BEGINNING: thence continue along sold curve through a central angle ol OI*«4'57" a distance ol 4.20 toet; thence run S 04*70'J7" E. a distance of 74.25 tael; thence run S 0 ** » 45" E, a distance ot *1.02 feet to a point on a curve concave northerly and having a radius ot 54*22 (tel and a tangent bearing ot S 11*01*10" W; thence run along said curve through a central angle ol l*n'4r*. a distance ol 11.17 leal: thence run N 0a*2i’i4” W. a distance ol 115.14 toet to ttw POINT OF BEGINNING. PERSONS INTERESTED M A Y A P P E A R A N D BE HEARD AT THE TIME AND PLACE ABOVE SPECIFIED. (SEAL) BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ATTEST: Meryanno Mono. Clerk to Itw Board Publish: March25. INI DED Iff NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS MAMt: Notko Is Iwrsby givsn that we are engageo in business el >05 S R. 434 North. Suite 214. Alla monte Spgs., FL >2714, Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Ntnw *1 PARTY WORKS, and that wa Inland to rag lifer said nama with tha Secretary ol State. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance wllh ttw provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statute. To-WII: Section ■4S.pt. Florida Statutes 1*57. PARTY WORKS JohnGInetta Fays Glnelts Publish: March 25,1ft I DEO 234 NOTICE TO BIDDERS TERMINAL IMPROVEMENTS AT CENTRAL FLORIDA REOIONAL AIR PORT SANFORD, FLORIDA Sealed bids lor the furnishing ol all tabor, malerials. services end equipment tor Terminal Improvements et the Central Florida Regional Airport will be received by the Sanford Airport Authority at Itw Ottlco ol tho Director ol Aviation, Central Florida Regional Airport. San ford, Florida until 2:00 P M . April IS. lffl. al which lima llw bids will be publicly opened end rtad aloud. The work lor whkh bids are Invited consists ol Interior re novations and tile rlo r Im provements to Itw Airport Tor mine). Bidders ere invited to bid on Forms provided Bidders mutt submit bids tor ell Items ol work as shown on ttw bid form All bids must be submitted as sal torth In the "Bid Form" No bids may be withdrawn alter the scheduled closing lime lor re celpl ol bids tor e period ol slaty 1401 day* A prebid conference will be held at the Term inal on Wednesday. March 27. lf f l at 10 00 A M On and alter March It, lffl. copies ol lhe Plant. Spec nice lions, and other Contract Docu ments may be eiamlned el ttw ottice ol the Director ot Avle lion. Building I. Central Florida Regional Airport, P O Bo« 111. Santoro. Florida 32772 0411 Complete documents may be obtained from ttw ollke ol the Director ol A vial ion by payment ot 121 tor each wl Payment lor Plans and other Contract Doc umenls must be made by check or money order payebW to the "Sanlord Airport Authority". Thitpaymanlisnon refundable The Sanlord Airport Authority reserves ttw rights to waive any informalities in or refect any and all bids, or lo re advertise forbids A Payment Bond m a sum equal to 100% ol ttw amount ol ttw Contract awarded will be required A Performance Bond m a sum equal to 100% ot the Contract awarded will be required A Bid Bond or Certified Check •n ttw amount ol >% Ol ttw Total Amount Rid must he submitted with each bid Ttw Bidder agrves to comply with tha lolfawing require ments "No member, rilicer, or employee ol the City ol Sanford. Sanford Airport Authority or ol tha locality during his tenure or tar ana year merealtor shah have any intarest. direct or indtract. m Hus contract or lha proceeds Ihereol '* SANFORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY STEPHENJ COOKE Director rt Authority Publish March t l Ji. 1441 DED 144 L ID A L ADVERTISEMENT •IOIfe/fl-17 NOTICE IS HEREBY O IVIN that tha City at Sanford, Florida trill receive seeled rids up to 1:30 P.M an Tutaday, April f. l f f l In ffw Purchasing Office. Ream 141 tor the following VINICLB MOUNTED CRANE AN kids are to be delivered or matted to: The City et Sanford. Purchasing Office, 144 N. Park Avenue, Sentord. Florida 12771. Th* suled Mdt will be publicly opened later that same day at 2:44 P.M. In ttw City Com mission Chambers. Room 117, Sentord City Hall. SeedHeatlent and Itw proper bid terms ere available, et no cost, in Itw Purchasing Ottice, Room 241, 200 N. Park Avenue. Sentord. Florida. (447) 1245411. Facsimile or totogrepMc bids will not bo acceptable. The City of Sentord reserves itw right to accept or re|sct any or ell Mdt. with or without cause, to waive technical Ities or to accept ttw bid whkh In IN judgement best serves Itw inter­ est ol ttw City. CITYOFSANFORO Walter ShearIn Purchasing Agent March 23, I ff ) Publish: March IS. lffl DED-211 DAVID J. POWELL, at at. RE-NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to • Summary/Ftoal Judgment ol torectature dated January 14, I f f ! end Order Granting Plaintiff's Melton to Modify Final Judgment to Reset Farsctoaure Sato dated March II, tfft and entered in Case No. to 47(74CA IsG ef the Circuit Court at the 14th Judicial Circuit In and tor Stmlnoto County. Florida, wherein CTX MORT­ GAGE C O M P A N Y F/K/A PLAVCO MORTOAGE COM PANY. INC. It Plaintiff, and O A V ID J. P O W E L L and ELENA J. POWELL are Del andanl(s), I will tell to the highest and bast bidder tar cash at the west front doer of tha Seminole County Courthouse, Sanlord. Florida, al 11:04 o’clock am. on ttw Uth day ot April. I f f ) , tha followingdescribed property as sat torth In said Summary/FInal Judg­ ment ol foreclosure, to wit: LOT 15 I LESS THE NORTH­ E A S T E R L Y 14.4 F E E T T H E R E O F ). R E P L A T OF G R O V E V IE W V I L L A G E THIRD ADDITION, ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P L A T BOOK N. PAGES f AND 10. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. DATED Ihls Uth day at March, lffl. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol ttw Circuit Court BY: JeneE. Jasawlc As Deputy Clerk Pubtllh: March 14,15, Iff) DED 177 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS OFFICE OF THE STATEOF FLORIOA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Itt South Woodland Boulevard DaLand, Ftortda 77770 March IS, l f f l CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE PROORAMS DISTRICTANDMAINTENANCE PROORAMS DISTRICT-CONTRACTS Sealed bids will be received In Itw downstairs conference room ol ttw District Office. Department el Transportation. 71f South Woodland Boulevard. D el and. Florida, until 10:30 A.M. I DaLand Local Tima) on Thursday, ttw 11th ot April, lffl lor ttw tallowing work. ••• NOTE **• VOLUSIA COUNTY (BRRP FUNDS) STATE PROJECT JOB NUMBER 7ft 741517. SR 44 Work consists of pita lacktllng approilmately ISO LF of pita on bridge No. 7*0052 and maintenance ol traffic. (Contract E 55771 (WPI No. 5114241) (to Calendar Days). MARION COUNTY (D FUNDS) STATE PROJECT JOE NUMBER Hf*4-fUI, SR 44. Work consists ol comtrucllon two (M edge widening el existing asphalt pavement Including excavation, grading, optional base, asphalt paving, and maintenance ol traffic cn S.R. 40 trom SR 45 (US4I) to S.R. 124 (Contract E 5544) (WPI No. 5410757) (120 Calendar Days). BREVARD COUNTY (D FUNDS) STATE PROJECT JOB NUMBER 70444-42)2 A 7*N4-fI)4, COUNTYWIDE. Work consists of routine large machine mewing ol grassed or vegetated ruedeme aiaws with ue.vei.lto.ial tagt, pmuuclib.'i *1/k mewing equipment. Small mowing, slop# mowing. Uttar pickup removal and disposal. (Contract E 15471 IWPI Number 5014141 4. 54301211 (745 Calendar Devs) MARION COUNTY (D fW d S) STATE PROJECT JOB NUMBER >*saw,tax, s r 7i. Work consists at asphalt paving at arising llmarock base to* completion of tour <4*5 wide paved shoulders en S.R. 35 trom C.R. 25 lo S.R. 444. including type S I asphalt and maintenance at traffic Items. (Contract E 5545) IWPI Numbers 5410344) (30 Calendar Daysl. ORANOE COUNTY ID FUNDS) STATE PROJECT JOB NUMBER 44404-4474. VARIOUS ROADS Work consists of placing rellectorlred thermostatic Iratllc marking, canlerllnes, and edge lines on various Stale maintained roadway. (Contract E 554*1 (WPI S4I012I) (40 Calendar Days). ORANOE/LAKE COUNTY (D FUND) STATE PROJECT JOB NUMBER 4f4H-4*ll Work consists ol routine maintenance ol live (1) enisling mitigation sites. Including replanting ol selected hardwood and shrub plantings at one ol ttw sites. In accordance with mitigation permit requirements lor a period ol (1 ) three years (Contract E 5570) (WPI 5410134) I ION Calendar Days). ORANOE / OSCEOLA / BREVARD / SEMINOLE / VOLUSIA / LAKE / SUMTER / FLAOLER / CITRUS / MARION COUNTIES IDS FUNDS) STATE PROJECT JOB NUMBER 44445-3502, DISTRICTWIDE QUICK RESPONSE TRAFFIC OPERATIONAL IMPROVEMENTS. Work consists ol pavement widening. Iraltic signelliation, signing, concrete pipe, mitered end sections, curb end gutter, sidewalk, grassing Items and ma/ntenanca ol |ralflc. Wbrk Is lo be performed on an as needed bails at ttw request at ttw Department ot Transportation (Contract NumberE 5540) IWPI 11100471 (MlCalendar Oaytl Proposal forms will not be Issued alter 10 30 A M. (DoLand Local Time) Wednesday. Arp/l to. Iff) BID BONO REQUIREMENTS In accordance wllh Section 317 17. Florida Statute*, a Bid Bond In ttw amount ol live percent (5%) ol lha bid price shall be required lor •II bids in excess ot 11J0.000on District Contracts Bid Bands will not bo required lor bids which ere toss than 5150 000 Contractors must provide prool ot ability to acquire e performance and payment bond in an amount equal to Ihair contract bid price to th# District Contract Administrator with their bid proposal. As such proof all bids must be accompanied by • noiarired taller trom a bonding company, bank or other financial Institution slating that they Intend to lu w e bond in the amount ot your bid. should your llrm be awarded the protect. A bid guaranty at tpecllied under I III) of the general district contract specifications, here in. may sutnlitute at proof ol •bully to obtain a performance end payment bond This applies lo bid amounts over or under SI 50.000 Contractor* prequalified under Deportment Rule 14 22 need not provide proof ol ability to acquire a performance and payment bond a lltw time ol submitting a bid Wage Rates Pursuant to the Fair Labor Standards Act. the minimum wage rales tor Itw projects Included In this Notice shall be S3 10 per hour List ol bidders wil not be given oul 72hours fr lor to the tolling The Stele ol Florida Department ot Transportation, In accordance wllh the Provisions ol Title VI at ttw Civil Right* A d ot ISM (74 Stel 252) end Itw Regulations ol the Department of Commerce (15 C.F R . Pert I) issued pursuant to such Act. hereby nonlies ell bidders that II wll affirmatively insure that minority business enterprises win be afforded lull opportunity to submit rids in response to this Invitation and will not be discriminated against on the pounds ol race, color or national origin in consideration tor an award NOTICE TO APPROXIMATE QUANTITY SUBSCRIBERS NONE FURNISHEDWITHDISTRICT CONTRACTS All work Is to be dene in accordance wllh tho plans and project specification* ot ttw Slat* ot FlorIda Dtpartmwit ot Transportation Unless otherwise notified by certified mall, return receipt requested, bid tabulations will be ported In the downstair* Conference Room ol Itw OeLend District Ottice. 714 South Woodland Boutaverd. DoLand. Florida on the Htli day from tlw letting dele Upon posting, it will be the Departmer.t s intonl t o award to Itw low bidder Any bidder who laris he is act.trial/ atlected by the Department * intent to award to tha low biikStr must hi* with th# Clerk ol Agency Proceedings. *05 Suwannee Street. Tallahassee F >or Ida >2301. • written Notice ol Protest withei 72 hours ol post mo of ttw bid tabulations A protest tiled prior to the notice ol Decision to Solicit Bids or ttw intended decision to award a contract shall be deemed abandoned unless renewed within tie time limits provided In Su4nection ( 11 Additionally, a formal written prolesl setting forth a short and plain statement ot the matters asserted by the protestor must be tiled with ttw Clerk rt Agency Proceedings within 10 days ol ttw Preliminary Notice ot Protest In accordance wllh Section >37 11 0 1 (01. Florida Statute*, lha formal written protest must ba accompanied by a bond lor costs In an amour# equal to one percent ot ttw lowest bid ubmitted or 35.000. whichever I* less In accordance wim Section t » 1315), Florida Statutes, failure to tile a prolesl within the lima prescribed to SecfKxi 170 53 |j), Florida Stalutov than consult## a waiver ol proctedmg* ond». Chapter in Florida Statuses Orders tor mesa documents should ba directed to Mr J R Hilton District Contract Administrator. Department ol Transportation 714 South Woodland Boulevard DeLand Florida >2770 Number 1404) 7)4 5455 There will be no charge lor contract documents The right it reserved to reiect any or all bids STATEOF FLORIOA DEPARTMENTOF TRANSPORTATION Thome* F Berry Jr. PE District Secretary District Five Publish March >s A April 1.1441 OED IN �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Monday. March 25, 1W1 — TA .S. clo se r o settin g up rab land base Legal Notles IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OR T N I 1IOHTIINTM JUOKIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SIM IN O LI COUNTY, STA T I OF FLORIDA. • Nd.1 F*-4»14-CA-I4E wMe. i eeoege CITY SAVINGS BANK. fT b .. Plaintiff, va. JOHN M. PARKER, tf Hying. etinC. etal.. Special Correspondent RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Gen. H. Norman hwankopf aaya (he United States la closer than er to esubllahlng a permanent land base on b soli - a goal governments in the region ked for many years. The U.S. commander In the Persian Gulf War reporters Sunday that the base would not lude American ground forces. ' He also sold that the American troops who n In the gulf will go home after a permanent fire Is signed with Iraq. Iraq's government newspaper, AMumourlya. Sunday denounced the cease-fire terms set by allies as aimed "a t usurping Iraq's sovereignmortgaging Its will and holding Its wealth Th e US.-led coalition, which halted hostilities last month after driving Iraq from Kuwait, says It 1 not sign a permanent cease-fire accord unless destroys Its chemical, biological and nuclear arsenals and agrees never to resume fproductlon o f the weapons, among other condi­ tion s. Prisoner releases, however, continued. A Red Cross ofllctal In Riyadh sold 1,000 Iraqi prisoners of war traveled to the Saudi border post o f Arar on Sunday and were handed over to Iraqi officials. He spoke on condition o f anonymity. Also Sunday, hundreds o f Kuwaiti soldiers who nt months In Iraqi prisons returned home to Ir war-wrecked nation, where they were ted by weeping relatives and celebratory its of machine-gun fire. Banks In the emirate opened Sunday for the t time since Iraqi troops shut them down In mber. Thousands of cash-poor Kuwaitis lined up to new Kuwaiti currency, and then they went on _>plng sprees at newly reopened stores. i Since Kuwait was liberated on Feb. 37. some U.S. forces have begun helping the Kuwaitis rebuild their nation. Other American soldiers are occupying part of \ southern Iraq, where they are keeping an eye-on Saddam Hussein's troops. Schwarzkopf said the soldiers are not expected to remain In Iraq after a permanent cease-fire. But a permanent truce has been complicated by the rebellions by Kurds In northern Iraq and Shiite Muslims in the country's south. Schwarzkopf said U.S. logistics troops could be In the gulf as long as eight to 10 months to help load up equipment, but that the vast majority or soldiers will be home before then. NOT ICR OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO: JOHN M. PARKER. If liv in g , and P A T R IC IA B. PARKER, hi* trito. It living, todudtog any unknown epoue* of e*M CMtendonI» if either hat reman tod and If ailhar or bote at *ald Dafandanta ar* de­ canted. their ratpacllv* un- LuaoutHAaaiswtf CHRISTINA HARRIS, hit wife; FRIO JIKNAVOaiAN an* ARLINCJIKNAVOaiAN.Si* wttei DIXIE METALS. INC. d/WaCASSELBSEBYTIRE COMPANY) and THE UNITKO IT A T IIO P AMERICA. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: F R IO JIKN AVO R IAN • ( * A R L IN I JIKNAVORIAN, •Saw la** known aSt e m U: ■Ml Wwt l a w * Drive. Lit Hates, CateraSa H IO i asS ALL O TH R R I WHOM IT M A Y CONCCRN: YOU ARC MOTIFIID teat an nMRra ^twjppny I County. Florid*: Lai 1 asS tea Nwte ten (Ml ftat at Laf t. Hack " A " , HAVMAN'S AODITION TO ALTAMOMTI SPRINGS, acCorofOg 10 rw rf iTWTwOf n c w g M In Flat Bash 2. Pag* S». Publk a* SamMate Caunty. y w or* required to torv* a copy of ywr written totemo*. If any, te » m Robert I . Milter. I i * . a* Plan*. Milter B Orats. P.A., P la ln llll'a aftarnay wketa addreta N: tea Douglaa Avenue, Alternant* Sarin at. Fieri da m u an ar hater* April 1*, It*I and file tea eri*lneJ trite tea Clerk el tel* Court, altear haters torvko an Ptetottfrt attorney or Im m a d lola ly I S t r t a l l a r i oteartrito, a default will be entered againtl you ter ted r«tl*f damendad In ted ComWITHI IS my Sand end tael ot (hit Caurt on March A m i. (COURT SCAL) MARYANNI MORSE Cterb of Circuit Court By: Heetear Brunner Deputy Clark PuMItS: March II, IK IS A Aarll i, m i DCD-IM w la iw iiM all iw | I f l u g . d k iwaOew ee k llllllfllf Bft liw w fflt w m > W ^ - * 1^ j a, e fe i-w d IW IUlTlgw MOB PSnatra* Drive. San Dtog*. California tltll. TO: J. B. GALLAGHER and C. S. GALLAGHER. YOU ARB NOTIFIED teat an aetton to tor*clow a R»rtRB|* |P LOT 14. TUSCAW1LLA UNIT A ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLA T BOOK 72, PAGES SS T H R O U O H SB. OP TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMI NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, ha* been filed againtt you and SICURITY PACIFIC FINAHCIAL SERVICES INC, a carporatton. DENNIS J. DONOVAN, JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. and a ll alh ar p tr to n t In poooe iilan of tubfact real prop­ erty. whoa* real name* are uncertain, and you are required to earva a copy of your written dotoMab II any. to It on: JOSEPH M. PANIELLO, ESQUIRE, Plaintiff'* attorney wh tto ap t i n le: M l N. Franklin Street, Suit* 2710, Tampa. Ftor Id* 22401 on ar botore the ltte day tf April, tttl, and flit tee original with tea Clark of tele Court cither before tor*let an PlatoIlfTt attorney ar Immediately thereafter; etearwlta ■ default will ba anterad againtl you tor tha roltol demanded In the Complaint or Petition. DATED an tele 7th day ol March. m i. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: Heather Brunner Deputy Clark Publlth: March II. II. IS 4 April I. I**l DED 104 Legal Notice NOTICE OP FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged In builnate at P.O. Bo* *144*4. Lengwood. Fla.' 21711-44*4. Seminole County, Florida, undar tha F kilt tout Nam* of EXOTIC PAUMS OP FLORIDA, and teal I Intend to ragltter tald name trite tea Secretary of Slate. Tollahattee. Florida, In accordanca with te* prevltlont of the Flctttlawe Nam* Statute, To-WU: Section to ll*. F tend* Statute* i « 7 . Jack R. Campbell Publlth- March 2). 1**1 DED 21* NOTICE OP FICTITIOUS NAM I Nolle* I* hereby given that I am engaged In bualnett.at 7TS W .H vry 434. Lengwood. FL 2177*. Somlnote County, Florida, under te* Fkllltout Name of VIDEO CLINIC U.SJL, and Ihaf I Intend to regltter laid name with te* Secretary of State. TaMahetaoe, Florida, in ac corttenc* with te* provlttont of te* Flctltlout Nam# Statute. T o Wit: taction 145.0*. Florida Statute! 1*57. MOOAK INC. Paul Chin-Loo Publlth: March M. m i DED-ZD NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TOWHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Nolle* It hereby given teat tea imdentgnod. purtuonl to te* "Fktltteut Nam* Act", Chapter MSB*. Ftor XU Sla tutat. will reglttor with te* OWItton of Corporation! 0f me Florida Sacratary ot Slat*, upon receipt at proof ol te* publication ot thit nolle*, te* flctlltout nemo, to wit: THE BRONSON GROUP under whkh wt are engaged In butln*** at not Cornwall Rood In the City ot Sanlord. Florida That tha party Interacted In tald butlnat* enterprlt* It at lollowt: United Purchotlng Attoclatet. Inc. Publlth: March 11 tffl O E D tU CITV OP LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Planning and Zoning Board at tea City ot Lake Mary. Florid*, teal tald Board will hold a Public Hearing on April *, 1*11 al 7:BB p.m., or at toon lhareafter at pottibia, to con titter a requatl from Dltcaunl Auto Parte, Inc., tor Site Plan approval tor a retail auto portt •lor# trite variance! to Chapter 137.031F M l) I a 1 reducing tha avtrag* width lor tha Eait bolter from 4J toot to IS tool at wall at a variance to Chapter 157.03(B)(3) to allow rttonllon L«gal Notices L>q«l Nolle# Legal N o tlc o and eophc lonb/dralnlteld In a required butter In an area toned C-t Commercial, located at tea South*ait corner at Middle S t r e a t and L a k e M a r y Boulevard further detertoed at AND UNO*A GREGORY W. LEVINS) RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED teal an THE WEST RIGHTOP WAY LINE OF FIRST ROAD Tha Public Hearing trill to told to tea Commlttion Cham tort, located at 1 0 0 W. Lake Mary Boulevard Tha Public It Invited te attend and to hoard SaM hearing may to continued from lima te tlm* unfit a final ncommendation It mad* by tea Planning and Zoning Board. A TAPED RECORD OP THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE C IT Y FOR ITS CONVEN­ IENCE. THIS RECORO MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADE OUATE EECORO FOR PUR­ POSES OP APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FORIGOINO MATTER. ANY PERSON WISHINO TO EN SURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OP THE PROCEED INGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECBSSAEV A R R A N G E MINTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. CITYOF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Anil* K. Nowten Commentty Development Late 1,12 .4.5 and te* Norte to of Lot 4. and teat porlten of Lot " A " tying adfacenl to tald let*. C rytial Lawn, a t par plal ffttrtof rtcerdM in PLit 'BooJk. 4. Page A Pubtk Rocardt of Saminoto County, Florida. Containing Oi l aerri more or |*ta. The Publk Hearing will bo held In te* Commlttion Cham b o re . I I I W. Lake M ary Boulevard. The Put ilc It Invltod fo- •nvno #00 dv *v n , swvo hearing may bo continued tram tlm# to time until a final rec­ ommendation le mode by Iho Planning and Zoning Board. A TAPED RECOROOF THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE C IT V FOR ITS CONVEN­ IENCE. THIS RECORD MAT NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADE OUATE RECORD FOR PUR POSES OP APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING MATTER. ANV PERSON WISHINO TO EN­ SURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OP THE PROCEED­ INGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY AR R A N G E ­ MENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. CITYOF LAKEMARY, FLORIDA Anil* K. Newton Community Development Sicriftry Dated: March 21. tttl Publlth: March M. Iftl OED22S IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT. IIO N T IIN T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. tt-441*CA140 BARNETT BANKS TRUST COMPANY. N. A., at Trutto* lor tea Florida Hooting F Inane* Agency. Plaintiff. vt. GREGORY W. LEVINS; any unknown nein. dtvlteet. grantee t. trad Itort andother unknown portent or unknown •pout** claiming by. through Gregory W. Lovtm. NOTICKOF ACTION TO: GREGORY W. LEVINS. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Lett Known Malllng Addrett: 1111Autumn Brook Clrcte Longwood. Florid* 1171* 1*44 AN Y UNKNOWN HEIRS. D E V IS E E S . G R A N T E E S . CREDITORS AND OTHER UNKNOWN PERSONS OR U NKNO W N SPOUSE S CLAIMING BY. THROUGH encumbering Ih* fallowing prtpeHy in Somlnote Caunty. L * f 44, HARBOUR ISLE SUBDIVISION, ae record* to Plat Book m page* a and * . public rd t af Sam Inala County. ha* bean (Had by tea Plaintiff againtl you to tea aba ■e minted cam* and yaw ar* required te •area a copy at your written dtteneaa. If any, to It an Plate lll l 'a alfarn ayt, SMITH B SIMMONS. P .A ., i l l Watf Adam * Slraat, lu ll* i lia . Jachttetullto. Fter Id* UNtJBIB. an ar totora April it. I**1. and flla te* arlgtoal trite tea Cterk af Ihl* Caurt *tte*f totem tarvka on piatoNtr* aftomoy er immaQiiiviy im rvinvr, omfwnRi i dtfaufl trill to owtorod agatoti you tor te* reitef tomendto to WITNESS my hand and tool of tel* Caurt an tel* tfh day of March, m i. (Court Seal) MARY ANNE MORSE Clark of Circuit Court ■ F■fWEiitef wngwilT Otpufy Clock PuMIrit: March II, 14. 15 and April). I«*l DED-111 CITYOF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE OP PUBLIC NEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Mo Planning and Zoning Board of te* City of Laka Mary, Florida, that tald Beard will teaId a Public Hearing on April *. at 7:M p.m., or at Man I# corv AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MAEY, FLOR­ IDA. PROVIDING FOR THE VACATINO OP A PORTION OF A H A L F R IG H T OF W AY KNOWN AS MAIN ROAO LD GATED IN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA. ANO MORE PARTICULARLY DE SCRIBED H E R E IN ) PRO VIOIHO FOR CONFLICTS. S E V E R A B IL IT Y ANO E F ­ FECTIVE DATE. Vacating tea Wtewtog portion of a half right-of-way: VACATINO THAT PORTION OF MAIN ROAO, A 15 FOOT HALF RIGHT-OF-WAY AS RECORDED BY THE PLAT OF SANFORD'S SUISTANTIAL FARM TRACT NO. I. PLAT BOOK S. PAGES 044. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. BEGIN NING 150 FEET EAST OF THE EAST RIGHTOF-WAY LINE OF S E C O N D R O A D (W E B S T E R S T R E E T ) THENCE RUNNING EAST TO Dated: March I*, m i Publlth: March IS. m i DED714 NOTICE OF RESOLUTION CLOSING, VACATINO. AND ABANDONING. RIGHTSOP-WAY, OR DRAINAGE EASEMENT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN teal te* Board of County Com mill tenon of Somlnote County, Florida at Ite Regular Moating held on tea 11TH day af March. A D . m i. to te* County Com mtiatenon * Mooting Room ol tea l aminate County Sarvlcat Building In Sanlord. Florida, purtuant to Petition and Nolle* P Rotolutlon doting, vacating and abandoning, r* nounctog and dltclalmlng any and all right af te* County of Somlnote and te* public In and la fh* fallowing datcrlbad rlghteof way or drainage eat* manI, to - wit: The toute 150 toot ot Main Street, lying north of Michigan Avenue within tea Plat of San ford Forma. Plot Booh I. Paget 117 125H, Public Racordi ol Seminole County, Florida By the Board ot County Com mitttenen of Somlnote County. Florida. Riit 11th day of March. A D . m i. (SEAL) BOARDOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Maryann* Morto. Cterk te ttw Board Publlth : March IS. m i O ED ni Nearly 100.000 o f the 540,000 American troops sent to the gulf in Operation Desert Shield have depurted, the Central Command says. The command, nnw based In Riyadh, plans.to return soon to its headquarters In Tampa. Fla. Legal Notices HOTICIOP FICTITIOUS NAMI Notice It hertby given that I am angagad In buttneu al IJ01 E. Altamonte Or.. Altamonte Seringa. Seminole County. FtorMe. undtr IS* Fktltteut Name el MOOSE AUTa end that I Intend la regltter teM noma wits ttw Sacralary at State. TallaSeetee. Florida. In accordanct wits tea provliJont el tSa flcMIout Name Statute. To-Wit: Section *410*. Florida Statute* IW7 MaSdl Mootaylfaitl PuMItS: March U. m i DED222 i CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR INO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Planning and Zoning Beard of tee City at Lake Mary. Florida, that tald Beard will hold a Public Hearing on April t. m l at 7:00 p m., or at toon •hereafter at pottibto. to can tidar an ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY O f LAKE MARY. FLOR IO A , AM E N D IN G O R D I­ NANCE 141 OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FIORIOA. AS CO D IFIEO AT CHAPTER iu .li. is s n o t. HIM. 1U 44. PROVIDING FOR RECORD INC OF PLAT UPON FINAL A P P R O V A L . FO R RE OUIREM ENTS FOR COM MENCING CONSTRUCTION OF SUBDIVISION SITE WORK. FOR REQUIREMENTS FOR ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMITS IN PLATTED SUB DIVISIONS PRIOR TO AC CEPTANCE OF SUBDIVISION IMPROVEMENTS BY THE CITY. FOR PERFORMANCE BOND AND FORM THEREOF. FOR MAINTENANCE BONO ANO FORM THEREOF. PRO HIBITIONS. CODIFICATION. CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE The Public Hearing will be held In tee City Commlttion Chamber*, located al MO W. Lake Mary Boulevard The Public It invited to attend and be heard Said Searing may ba continued trem time to time until a final recommendation It mad* by ISa Planning and ZonlM! Boird ATAFCD RECOROOF THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE C IT Y FOR ITS CONVEN IENCE THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADE OUATE RECORD FOR PUR POSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITV WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING MATTER ANV PERSON WISHING TO EN SURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEED INGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS A D V IS fO TO MAKE THE N E C E SS AR Y AR R AN G E MENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE CITYOF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Anita K Newton Community Otvtioomanf Secretary Dated Marcs It. INI PubtiiS March IS. INI DED IT Legal Notices MOT ICR o a PUBLIC HRARtWO TO CONSIDER A CONDITIONAL USE Notice it hereby given teat a Public Hearing will be held by the Planning A Zoning Com million In tea City Commlttion Chamber*. City Hall. SantanL Florida, al 7:00 p m on Thun day. April 4. INI. to ceraidar a requetl lor a Conditional ute In a SR I. Slngla Family Rotktontlal Zoning Dltlrlcl. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot > and N te of Lot). Stock a TPr X Town of Sanford, a* recorded In Plat Book t. Page 5* of the Public Record* ol Seminole County. Florida Conditional Ute Requelltd: Non con terming ttructuro, 4 unit apartment building. All partial In Intern I and cllltant thill have an cvpoHunlty to be heard a I tald hearing. By order ol tee Ptanning A Zoning Commlttion of tee City ol Sanlord. Florida, tele 70th day PI March, tttl. Joe Detwlion. Chairman Planning A Zoning Commlttion ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II a per ton decide* te appeal a d e c ition made with ratpact to any matter contlderad at te* above moating or hearing, he/ibe may need a verbatim record ol tee proceeding* in­ cluding the tetlimony and evi dance, which record It not provided by tee City of Sanford (FS 7*4 0101) Publlth: March 15. tttl DEO » IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASK NO.: te-em-CA 14-0 NORMANN. SHAPIRO. Pteintllf. vt LUCIUS HARRISa/k/a LUC IOUS HARR I Send CHRISTINA HARRIS. Me wile: F R E0 JEKNA VORI AN and ARLENE JEKNAVORIAN.hit wile. DIXIE METALS. INC. d/b/aCASSELBERRY TIRE COMPANY, and THE UNITED STATESOF AMERICA, Defendant! NOTICE OF ACTION TO FRED JEKNAVORIAN and ARLENE JEKNAVORIAN. whet* lati known addrett it *1H Wait Laurel Drive. Lit Helen. Colorado 10111. and ANYONE WHO MAY CLAIM AN IN T E R E S T IN THIS PROPERTY YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tor toractoturv on tea tallowing property In Seminole County. Florid* Sac 01 Tawnth.p It S Rang* 10 E Bag Itl Ft N t l FI Wot SE Cor of NE U ot SW H Run S 44 ft W. Ill N 100 Ft E 41 It S lilt E to Bag . together with tea tm provemantt thereon and the nature* and tqu>pm*ni therein contained and whkh premitat a/k/a MS lengwood Avanu* Altamonte Spring*. Florid* 227*1 hat bean tiled againtl you. and you ar* retire d te larva a copy ot your written daienaet. It any. )o it on Hobart E Millar. Eaq . of Plena. Millar 4 Grace P A , P la ln titr * attorney whoa* addreta it tfO Douglaa Arenua. Ailamonie Springt. Florida 2271a on ar betort April )*. Iff I and III* the original with m* Clerk at ten Court, either Prior a Now you can play tic tac toe for cash prizes. How? By playing Tic Tac Toe, the new Instant Game from the Florida Lottery. Just scratch off the play area on your ticket. If three X’s or three O’s appear in one row, column or diag­ onal, you win the prize shown. You could win a free ticket, $2, $5, $1C $20 or $50 instantly. TM * So playTicTacToe today. It's 1 ^ ' a new twist on an old game. u *mm PlayTicTacToe. A lotoffun,alotofwinners. �8A — Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Monday. March 25. 1991 Congress regains life as war ends By BTKVBN KOMAROW Associated Press Writer W a s h in g t o n - Ready or not, like il or not. Congress seems lo be happily gelling back to normal. Since the 102nd Congress c o n v e n e d In J a n u a r y , lawmakers have seemed con­ sumed. overwhelmed by Ihc war In the Persian Gulf. Republicans spent thetr time attacking Democrats who voted against It. Democrats mounted thetr defenses and both sides patted themselves on the bark The House passed a bill to p ro v I d e d r o u g h t ai d to California, and OK’d observance of Greek Independence Day on March 25. The Senate approved a slew o f Bush's nominations. Including former Florida Gov. Bob Martinez as Bush's drug policy dlrcclor. and voted to give gold medals to the w-ar leaders. Gens. Colin Powell and Norman Schwarzkopf. Meanwhile, the debate on Hie legislation covering Gulf War costs showed little disagreement on the m ilitary spending at hand. Like car buyers nearing a for conducting such a serious debate. P resid en t B u sh 's postw ar speech to a Joint session of Congress earlier this month may h a ve p r o v id e d the clo su re needed for the legislature to move on. With passage last week of (lie spending bills to cover Operation Desert Storm. Congress showed Itself ready to tackle other Issues. law m akers gave final passage to a much-delayed S30 billion Infusion of cash to settle the accounts of failed, federally in­ sured savings and loans. Civil Rights groups risk much on bill purchase, lawm akers argued over the options and not the baslc vehicle. They picked some and rejected others, dickering all the wav. TOW ING I WITH I REPAIRS For exam ple. ( lie score at week's end was Wheat I. Dairy . • Nationwide I Warranty Inc., | Canada 0. Botli o f those agricultural sectors had amendments riding on the back o f Desert Storm. 4-PC. The wheat Industry wanted the government to spend more ■ m oney on " e n h a n c in g " Its exports, that Is. having Am eri­ I can taxpayers pay more so foreigners could pay less. ■ SANFORD/ I f LAKE MARY/ “*L0NGW 00D/ W# Honor Extend*] NawA lhad Car Warrant!** OVIEDO n r EXPERT REPAIRS ON AUTOMATIC A STANDARD, AMERICAN A FOREIGN TRANSMISSIONS AT SIMILAR SAVINGS 2710 S. Orl. Dr. 321-3270 O AK FINISH BEDROOM By WILLIAM M. WKLCH • FuH/Q ueen H eadboard • Spacious Triple D resser Associated Press Writer_______ WASHINGTON - For a cause that sounds morally unassaila­ ble. the civil rights movement Is finding the going difficult these days. Its No. 1 goal, a new civil rights act. was vetoed by Presi­ dent Hush Inst year, with no d is c e rn ib le n ega tive c o n s e ­ quences for him. So advocates arc trying again this year. But there's nn awful lot at slake — from the Democrats' control of the Senate to the credibility of the entire civil rights movement. "T h e politics of this legislation clearly come down to who docs the best Job of defining what It's about." said Democratic pollster G eoff Garin, who has (K ille d for supporters o f the bill. Though the bill had wide support In Congress last year, winning a veto-proof margin this year won't be easy. The bill Is Intended to reverse a scries of 1989 Supreme Court decisions that Increased the burdens o f p r o o f on p la in tiffs in jo b discrimination suits. T h a t m a k e s it a r c a n e , technical, difficult to understand and harder still lo explain. And opponents, who include the W hile House and Republican leaders, have distilled their argum ent to one easily un­ derstood word — quotas. That's how Kush denounced last yeur's version and It's the word the bill's supporters are trying to avoid tilts year. The bill does not require quotas In hiring and promotion — Indeed, they are illegal. But opponents a r g u e It w o u l d p r o m p l - cmployei3.la.,i'ac- them -anyway to avoid job-bias suits. "T h e Republicans think that If they can make the civil rights hill purely about race, and sort o f win the argument that It Is a quota hill, then they've got a great wedge lo use against the Democrats." Garin said. Democrats say they. too. reject quotas. But they acknowledge the potency of the other side's argument, and they have tried lo shift the public debate by em ­ phasizing another angle: the bill would Increase women's rights by allow ing them to collect damages, beyond the hack pay now allowed, in sexual harass­ ment and discrimination suits. Information phone service controversial By ROBERT NAYLOR JR. ~ Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - Until 1980 no one had ever heard of a telephone numlH-r with a IKK) area code. Then came an experiment tty the American Telephone A Tetcgraph Co. and ABC. The televi­ sion network asked Its viewers to call either of two fHM» numlters to sa y w h eth er th ey b e lie v e d Jim m y Carter or Ronald Reagan had won a presidential debate. It was the proverbial beginn­ ing of the end lor Carter — who lost the unscientific |ni II and later the election to Reagan. Hut it Inaugurated the fastest grow lug anti possibly most debated te le c o m m ini teat tons se rvice since Alexander Graham Hell Invented the telephone T h e 50 0.000 p eople w h o called tli.it llrst 900 number paid 50 cents each lor the call Last year, millions ol people called more than 18.500 companies itli 900 iioiulM-rs. spending, hv some estimates, as much as $1 billion Some ill them weren't loo happy with what they got In return At Its advent. 9<x> service was "ballyhoocd as having tremen­ dous (Mitcoli.il (or ottering all kinds ol new Information age seivices lor consumers." suld Gene Klmniclinan of the Con­ sumer Federation of America ••Unfortunately, for every oppor­ tunity. there seems to Ik- some kind of shady practuc that goes along with It " EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS0 FARMERS FURNITURE APPLIANCES and ELECTRONICS 77 ----- 2440 S. French Ave., Sanford Ph. 323-2132 *■ 9 am - 6 pm Mon.-Fri.. 9 am - 5 pm Sat.. CLOSED SUNDAY Y O U R C O M P L E T E S A T IS F A C T IO N IS O U R /4 So Habla Espanol �Sanford Herald *■ k''V'y.»yt.Vir4/ Sports INSIDE: ■ People, Page 3B ■ Comics, Page 4B ■ Classified, Page 6B C hurch leagues dry out ‘A’ League tightens up SOFTBALL Coaches needed SANFOKI) - riie S.mlnrd Keereallon be parimenl Is looking lor rout lies lur Us senior girls soli lull league The league, lor girls |;i |5, has enough girls regisiered in till the teams hut several coaches .ire still needed Interested parties are rcgucsied to call -Inn Adams. Keereallon Supcrvtwir. at TiCiC*-f»*i**7 By B IL L K E R N S Herald Correspondent TENNIS______________ Sanford native Jim Courier wins KKY HISCAYNK - David Wlieahin li.nl the most aces lie folded anvwav ■Inn Courier. a native ol Sanlord whose graudlaiher. -Ilm Spencer, still lives there eapilall/ed nil Wheaton s third set double-latllt oil break point lor a !•(}. (i ll. (i l vleiorv In Sunday's liual al the Inlernallotial I’lavers ( 'liamplonslilps The 'Inutile I.util — Wheaton's seventh gave Ins lormer high school classmate a 1 11 lead In I lie liual set Courier held Ills Dual Hvo service games to earn the first-place check ol I lie biggest payday of Ills five-year career SANFOKI) l ollowlng two eon seelltlve weekends iit r.lllloills till A Division ti slum d plav M ini dav ai iln I i Mellon Sulthall Field vv illi Iw11 thrillers and two lumps as St Slepbeil t alboln and < lam Ii ol (ioil ol I'ropllei v moved Itilo a llisl pl.n e tie Chinch r*l t illli ol I'loplli <v I' ll In l usi Cmied Mi thoillsl H » m and deli-ated Santold ( hllstinii I I M Si Sit pile 11 ( .It bill It ■III p|m tl I lot V ( loss Lutlieian tia and Ci'titrul baptist beat Neighborhood Allkitlfe I l I t Inin Ii ol ( ii nl ol I’rophcev and Si Sleplli ii ( atllolli an liolll .'i t w hilt I itsi i mied Methodist and ( entra! Itaplist an ued at 2 2 llolv • loss Ltlllii iati and \i igbliot liooil \llt.im • liodt ,»n I ;t N i \ t w i i k < eni m l It.i pt isi I l.isln s With l lisl Culled Ml'lllodtst al noon Neigblioilluod All!.iln t plavs llolv ( mss Liilberan at I pm ami i lion b ol t iml ol Pro plleev battles St Slepln 11 < .It Ilf ill. See 'A ' League. Pngr 211 Holy C*u\\ lulh**i.*n SI Strohrn Catholic 010 010 , 701 101 1 5 A 4 17 Churt h ol God ol l’i oph«<cy 1 irO United Wrlhodivl III 007 1 100 071 1 1 II 10 l« •n 0 000 1 M II 1 1 774 010 0 071 070 7 14 I* t tfl Cenfr.il B.ipltsf Neighborhood Alliance Church of God ol Prophec * Netghbn*hood Alliance ‘B’ League catches up By B IL L K E R N S Herald Correspondent SANFOKI) Alter two eniisecn li ve weekends ol ratnouts. the Sanlord Churi It Sollb.dl League Ii" Division was toned to plav double headers m an attempt to get I I.II k o il si lu ib lle Saturday at I’lmlmrsl I'ark tin It Division played the games ■.lined out Mareli M as well as the regularly si bedided games First Na/eiciie ol Sanford defeated Sanlord Christian 7 f. First baptist Geneva stomped Holy Cross tai tbeiatt 12 I Markham Woods First llapllst upped llrst Na/erene ol 070 001 0 - 1 0 - 4 17 14 G ra c e C h ris tia n S .n to rd C h m li. n ooo 10) 003 021 1 » - 4 n 14 7) F ir s ! N a / a r r n e o l S a n fo rd M a r k h a m W oods B a p tis t 331 000 OOO 240 0 t 4 - 1 0 13 17 F ir s t B a p tis t G e n e va H o ly C ro s s L u th e ra n 400 707 710 ooo 5 - 12 0 - 4 17 7 OVIKIX) - Oviedo llit<li Schools varsity b.isehull Irani got two r x r r llr n l ptlthlng ptrlnrm.mtes over i hr weekend as ilic Linns Improved ilitii overall record to OKI.ANDO — The Orlando I'liundcr plav ilieir lirsi game ag.misi the San Antonio Killers lonlgbl al die Cilrus Howl as the l<) team World League ol Fool ball kicks oil Us inaugural season IPs been very hectic starting Ibis up Irom scr.ilcli.' said Thunder owner Ka| liliath.il whose team was the llrst franchise named bv Ibe league bill one ol I lit* last In name a head ■oaeli and Irniil i illli e stall We ve been working hard lo eouvlilee people m Orlando ihnt ibis will happen, dial there will In <11i.i 11tv prolession.il football here I Ibllik we ic ui tompllshmg dial l i ’svervexelting " Il l C a l.ip a tossed an s i \ lor h itle r In lie a tln g I.v in ,in 7 :i F rid a y ttlghl III Im p ro v e Ills record III 7 0 on tile season an d D a v id B la n to n cam e hack w ith .1 fo n r -h ilte r S a tiin l.iv to hand D .iv tn n a Heat It M a in la n d a 7 t» setback to raise h is p erson .d record See Lions. Page 2H F r id a y a t L o n q * o o d O viedo 110 070 Lym an 000 107 C a l.ip .i ,»nd T * .g g s S S tocker * and Spolski W P C .n a p .i M or Stuckey (1 tor 71 7B O vedo Lym an 1 (M a rm rrl JB nonr W etords L y m a n l t s 1 4 SAC NCAA TOURNAMENT Tar Heels hold o ff Owls 1 ■■ 1 ' ' ) — I 10 2 0 - ) * ) Stuckey ( * ) Ol LP S 1 (B lan to n ) HU non** S a tu rd a y a t O viedo M a in la n d )00 107 0 * 4 5 O v ie d o 040 )00 ■ 7 13 5 M e lb u rth E llio tt 141 H o lto n us; an ti Furber B lanton an d t a . A l' B t.infon ( J lor 7 1 L P E llio tt 7B O v e d o I I f o re ) )B non** H U none U e c o rd t M a in la n d 4 I t . O v a x to I I 1. A 2 SAC KAS I KUTIIKKFOKD. N .J I hiongli eight vi ais [lean Smith and North Carolina struggled in vain to get hai k to die Filial Four With mu Iasi struggle diev tlu.illv did ll Sniidav I lie far Heels held oil tipslail Temple 75.72 Im die NCAA Kast Keglon.il eliaiiiplonslnp ' tiding Smith's longest absent e Pom the Filial I "ill and making bun the llrst i oaeli to get there I I I lout tlllterellt lleeades It wasn I easv In tael not until Mark Macon s Iasi shot ilanged oil die trout ol die run m die - -v - 140 017 From ataff reports Thunder open season to nig ht i■ F ir s t N . i u r r n e o l S a n lo rd S a n lo rd C h ris tia n Pitching leads Lions DOUBLE TAKES FOOTBALL ■■ Sanlord It) b a u d Sanford Christian Inal tiraee Christian Li (i Grace Cbrlstian also lorfetled to Holy Cross Lutheran and there was no report on the game between First baptist ( ifiieva and ( Imrell ol God Sanlord ( brisilaii holds lirsi plat e at I I. while Markham Woods First baptist is :i I. First baptist Geneva and First Na/arene ol Sanlord are tioili 2-2. Holy ( ross Liilberan is 2-il and ( irucc Christ tan is () l S e c 'B 'L e a g u e ,P a g e 2U ... iruimph and sigh in relict From »tnff reports Duke makes it four in a row W I N I K K I*A K K . I ■ n n\ Mat Dowell placed m three u n it s while K elli Kiilna and Natalie Nrvvberrv scored in two each lo aii oiiiil Im all nl Lake Howells 2H team points ,n the Winn i I'ark llivll.illnii.il ll.n k meet Kiid.n at Show.ill. i Field Mai Dowell was Iil•h in tin long lump 11a a I luiirih in tin tnpli lllllip t.TU I 11 and Inllllli ill the J'Ji I v at d dash 127 11 New Item had the onlv llisl plait linisli winning the two m il. tun m 12 !<> Shi was also Imulli in lli< mile (5 .11 t| Knlna managiil a pair nl pcisniial I'ON'IIAC Mil'll Clive Duke a ha ll t inn lead in die NCAA tournament and tin Him Devils will go to die f inal Four Cove them a bealibv I lobby Hurley and lliev llliglll have a belli i eliailei- dlls time Hiirlcv si oied Li ol Ins 20 points hi die llisl ball .IS Si i olid seeded Dllke dele.lled lour III seeded Si lo b lls 7HI>| lor iln Midwest Kegioiial I'bauiplouslnp Simdav and |ound I i LA and Cmettmah as the nnlv schools lo make tom i onset olive final Font appear.mi i s A U T O R A C IN G Wallace the young wins 200 HAKHKKVILLK KetitlV Wall.ie. bail a on ss.ige lot Ins older brother alter wuimtig Sin id. iv s Spi mg 2<H) (it.u id NatH.ii.il si. >■ k eat t n > I m die 111.. 11 now W alla c e w b " s d riv e n m d ie sh ad o w s ol WH is t on C lip star Kusiv W .d l.n i w on bis lust NA Si AK i.n < d riv in g a I ’out i.ii G ra n d I 'i t \ In a • 11 sei mill v n tot v over I niuiiiv ll"iisto u I m n l ii ved Im m vsill die voi it igei Walla. • ml .diet winning $ I 2 ‘ *7> Now I got soon <n dciiu.ds Now ilial I ban inv llrst win I I <a IK i III tee I like a WIII lie I Raising a racquet The K o lseo s sis le rs K rishn a (but tom le ttl and T r e y (b otto m right! acco u nted lor three nl O vied o s at* in d iv id u a l c h a m p io n s h ip s as th e Lions claim ed thou third onsecu live S em ino le A lh le l" Conhr'orua.* crow n They con il'iried in heal Lake M a ry s l " " Junker >ati"ve leUt and Kim D iehl latiove nrjhti tor the No I d ou b les Id le Tr .1 > also d etea led Junker in the N o 1 sin gles final winie K rishna Peat . ike M a r , . 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I- Magn -.v l u l l h v a iis Where’s the line between recreation, prep sports? • j I I I IM It ll t i l l k s I II lis t l e d vs n i l A l ' |••* !•••» tlAU I------------------------------------------ ' SCI l l l l d Apopka I I I si will) a s i nt i nl ♦*«•» j i r t P h o fo % r»f • •M y J o u J j \ \ i'll tit* i i.M N I s Y ll.I.K I" 1' Am. ilo d ie d t lt u d m g I .• 11 l i n l c h a m p io n e s tab lis h e d an M I K A l e t . i | i | (oi ela p s ed I Illli e ll lo illi to Ins lu s i vi. lotv "I iln season S im d a v al iln M IK \ • ■al m ii.itio u a N M .o k iis w a lil a n d W a l le n .lo b ris o n w on • 11\ |s|.in titles l Isw alil used a pal' In <1 log* tin ' i a • i in win in I lium Cat w lull In h iis n n w on iIn I'm S itu k even t \llia ln i nv i I e ll d ll ip ia lli I m ill ills l.nu i in I S' i . SI I n ulls at 2k*5 Mil 111pit ill Ills ill agsi I i I. ■ I. Ie.il | !• in I'tm lb i'u u in w h o sinoki d it n lll« s a iln slat lin g b in am i i n asii i l l n a 1J I l ' I In llllh set o lid •ittil« Amato sets NHRA record I II S |S I I I t U l l s I l l l l g shot pm III I 1 ' i l and i list us |I 1.1 .11 Ih i ' llml in iln shot put is a in w Lake |low i II si lii mi|ii i on| i •" . ! n a ils h i • .......... I......... Ih . i.a I. ' • k I , .1 n. • i �M — Sanford Htrald, 8anford, Florida — Monday March 29, 1991 STATS & STANDINGS [ ] ‘A’ League Mlnrs**e44 4tPh**ni«. 1:31p.m Seattle *• Portland. to.Jlp.m. BASEBALL at Lafca HoaMtl, 4 p.m. Tram Am, 7-M3 . i l l ai. dal Frank laconla 114), Flender*. MJ.. Otdi Cutlaa*. 7.334. 3 NCAA Taaraaaiaat A N T Iam ttT ■AST REGIONAL J.V. B A S E B A L L Lyman at DaLand, 3:45 p.m. Samlneta at Laka Mary, 7 p.m. AlTka Friday. March » North Carolina 01. (aolam Michigan *7 Temple 77. Oklahoma State *3. OT AM Data* (ST AMERICAN LEAGUE W7 L Pet. New York IS S •7J0 Minnesota tl S .732 Seoltto to s MJ Botlon 17 I .411 ■ Cleveland 7 .513 Chicago 10 * .334 500 Baltimore * 0 Kansas City 0 ■ •3M California 1 1 .433 Texas i 10 .417 4 II Oakland .331 4 17 o n Detroit 5 12 .774 Toronto Milwaukee S 14 .743 NATIONAL LEAOUE W L Pet. II St. Louis S 4M Houston 10 S .447 Chicago II 7 on * Son Dtogo 4 m 554 Now York 10 * Pittsburgh 0 .331 t San Francisco 0 ■ .57* J 1 .447 Atlanta 1 11 .707 Cincinnati Montreal * II 331 Philadelphia 4 11 .233 1 Lot Angel** 17 150 NOT 1 1 Split tqued gamot count In Stan dingo. I lot do not Saturday1! D to n BooIon (to) 3. Moutlon 7 Now York Yankees 4. Chicago While Soo (00)4 Kontat City 7, Baltimore 4 Philadelphia 10. Cincinnati I Montreal 1 La* Angela! Its) 7 Atlanta A Now York Met! I Minnow!* 10. Toaat 0. M Inning* Detroit 11. St. Lout* 3 Chicago Whit* Sox |tt) 7. Bottan ( u ) * Pltttburgh 7, Toronto I Lot Angeloi ( M i l Oakland l u l l Cleveland 1 San FrancitcoO Oakland (Ml 7. Chicago Cub* 1.10 Inning* Soettl* 1 Calllomla 7 Milwaukee 4. San Ologo 7 Sunday'! Oamo* Now York Yank*** lu l f. Now York Mali (Ml 3 SI. Lout! A Toronto I Now York Yank*** (u ) 1 Montreal l, 13 Pltttburgh A Philadelphia 1 Kama! City 13. Houtton 7 Botlonl. T*»a*0 Chicago Whit* Sox «. Bolllmor* 0 Lot Angoto* 1 Atlanta I Cleveland II. Oakland 4 San Diego 1 Milwaukee 1 San Francltco (. Chicago Cubi 3 Seattle a California 1 Mlnnetota I. Detroit 4 Cincinnati 1 Now York Mot! (u ) 0 Monday'* Oamo* Kantat City v*. St. Louil at St. P*t*r*burg. 1:03p.m. Baltimore w PltHburgh at Bradenton. 1:05 p.m. Lot Angoto* vt. Atlanta at Wott Palm Booch. 1:03p.m. Montreal vt. Now York Mott at Port St. Lucl*. 1:54pm Detroit vt. Texet at Port Charlotte. 1.30 p.m. Mlnnetota vt. Toronto at Dunedin, 1:13 p.m. Botlon vt. Chicago Whit* Sox at Sarasota. 1:13pm Cleveland vt. Chicago Cub* at Met*. Arlr., 1:03 p.m. — OMTaiHr n.'-Sit.“Tl5«rK6 Tll~SOSmaJ*r • Aril.. 3.05pm. Milwaukee vt Calitornta at Palm Spring!. Calll , 4:11p.m. Seattle vt. San Diego at Yuma. Aril., t i l p.m. Teotday't Oamo* Detroit vt. Kant** City at Halntt City. I:U p.m. Chicago Whit* Sox vt. Pltttburgh at Bradenton. 1:43p.m. Baltimore vt. Phlladelphto at Clearwater. 1:03 pm New York Mott v t Mlnnetota at Fori Myort. 1 U p m Houtton vt. Atlanta at Wott Palm Beach. 1:03 p.m Beitton vt Cincinnati at Plont City. t:0S p.m. Toxotvt. Toronto*! Dunedin, I 13pm Now York Yankee* vt Lot Angelo* *1 Veto Beach. 113 p.m Cleveland lu l vt. Oakland at Phoenix, 1 03 pm. Soottl* vt. Cleveland Ittl at Tamp*. A r il. 1:03 pm. Chicago Cub* vt California at Palm Spring*. Calll.. 4 03 p m. San Francltco vt San Ologo at Yuma. Aril , I U p m. MNQS All Tlmoe (ST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Drvlston W L Pci. 30 It 731 i Botlon Philadelphia 34 » 33* 34 IS 4*3 New York Washington >3 4? .373 New Jersey 31 4* 314 Miami 24 49 .17* Canrral Orvitwn SI 14 741 a Chicago 41 V x Detroit *0* 42 71 to* x Milwaukee 2* 11 331 Atlanta M IS 473 Indiana 34 4J 33* Cleveland 1* 49 177 Charlotte WESTERNCONFEkENCE Midwest Oivisien w L Pci. 4) n i Utah *73 44 n i San Antonio 411 4J 24 *42 i Houston IS 42 17) Dallat n 41 M* Orlanda Minnesota n 4S 274 Denver ii SO 343 P id lk Dmt»n 49 II 731 i Portland 49 :o 710 a LA Lakers 4/ 71 4*1 x Phoenii U 31 337 Golden Slat* J2 IS 47* Seattle n 44 )41 LA Clippers 18 44 i n Sacramento a clinched pla yell berth Saturday! Gamst Atlanta 1*4. Miami*! Clowland IM. N«w Jorsoy 41 Or land* ItS.OaliaiSl Washington 103. Philadxtphia V* Chicago 131 Indiana!!* Houston III. Naw York 4* Milwaukee 140. Ounrur 12*.OT Utah 13. Minnesota It LAClpport <07. Goidxn SUI* 104 Phoumi W0. SecramunMTS Sunday's Camus San Antonio 43. Detroit 74 Portland 117. Char lotto 103 LA Lakers 113. kattlo** M o n d a y i G am as Goidun Slat* al Or Undo. 7 30 pm Nuw Jursoy at Washington. 7 30 pm Houston al Chicago. 4 20p m D e tro it at D u n » « r * 3 0 p m Milnaukuu at Utah.» Wpm Ptwunn at LA Clippurs. 10 30 p m LA laiurlal Vacramunlo. 10 30p m Tuesday! Gamut Goidun Slatoal Char lotto, t 30pm Atlantaal Indiana. I 30p m Clowland at Miami. 7:30 p m Philadelphia nt Nuw Jersey. 7 30p m New York at Ian Antonie. Sp m OB — mi 14 74 77»S M — 10 10 14 II V J7»i OB — 1 7 70 7H* 71 77‘ i -e 1 7'i IS 1/ 71 »• * larja. . ' B ract Allan (4 ), Arlington, T a ia t, Chavratol Baratia, 7333. it f j x d»f. Mark Pawuk 111). Madina. Ohio, Otdi Cutlet*. 7JP2.144.7*. Alderman. 7 330. i n 14. dal. Smlttc.7.40*. WF.IB. Ottddm. 7.410, IMM. dot. Leal. 7.434. Jahman. 7 m . )g*j|, del Lepene. 7.3*7, 1*3.01 Eckman. 1144 II7.J4, dot Allan. 7JS4. lx x0«y, Merck 34 ■at! RetherterC N.J. Norm Carolina 73. Ttmpla 72 _ — lOUTHEAtT REGIONAL Regtowel lamMaali At The Okertett* Cell** eat Ckartette. N.C. Thunder, Merck I1 Arkema* 73. Alabama 70 Kama* *3. Indiana** Otortem CaHaovwt Ckarletto.N.C tatordey. Marck 7) Kama* 73. Arkamat II MIDWEST REGIONAL Regtowel tewtottwett Al Tke tUnrOemi Pewttec, Mkk. Friday. Mardt 13 St.John'* 11. Ohio Mat# 74 Duke (1. Connecticut 47 R iflM lI QMURiMMf At The tihrerdeww realtor, firtlrfl leader. Merck 1* Duke 77. SI. John’s*1 Thartday. March 11 Solon Hall II. Arliana 77 UNLV H. Utah 44 AITlM KJftfiMM Satarday, March 13 UNLV 72. Satan Hall 43 T N I FINAL FOUR At The Maaator I North Carolina (SOS) vt. Kanoat (34-7). 3:37*1*. Duka ( » 7 ) vt. UNLV (340). 30 minute* after camp, ol flrtt gam* Semlflrwl wlnnar* 7: N p.m. GAINESVILLE - Rotulft at Sunday'! allm laallaat la tb* NNRA Matarcralt OatomeltoMlt. 11m l i urth event of tb* 13rac* )l TOP FUEL Fkit Round Eddk Hill (I ). Wichita Fall*. Toxat. SOI •acendt, 771.70 mph. dot. Jim Hoad (Ml. Col umbut, Ohio. 3.134.2*4.4*. Don PruWwmm* (I). Granada Hill*. Calll., 3 014. m.74. dot. Dick LaHala (7). Laming. Mich., 3.137,147.7A Lori John* (41, Carput Oi*' til. Toxat. 3.114. 247.74, dol. Cory McCtorsathan (11). Anaholm. Calll., 3.114.774.12. Gary Ormtby (3). Rotavllk. Call!.. 5.741. 134.1A dot. Tom McEwon (ID , Fountain Volley, Colli.. 7.337.10407. Joe Amela ( » . OM Forgo. Pa., A77A 343.fi, dot. Pal OakIn 115). Dayton, Ohio. 11 433.1477. F n u S ’ Kewfey " i f JT~aaJeeaviito. i.v44, 170.43, dot. Tammy Johnww Jr. (Ml. Ot­ tumwa, Iowa. 4147, M4I1. Konny Bomttoln (]), Dalle*. 4771, 114.47. dot. Crul Podrogon III). Moor Park, Call!.. 11.477,7141 Frank Bradley (II. Santa Rota. Calll.. 3.110.171.(A dol. Scott Kalltta III). Vptllonll. Mich . I) 014. 71 47. Qyiiitrflnili Prudhomm*. 5 073. 774.71, dot. Hill. 4.213, Ormtby, 4114 771J2. del. John*. 4100. 171.11. Amato. 3 047. 173.34 dot. Hawley. 4 IM. 17437. Bemtloln. 3 041. 234 52. dal. Bradley. 7.143. 117 71. SemrtiMlt Prudhomme. 5 040. 17144 dol. Ormiby. 3.174.771.32. Amato. 1014 173 14 del. Bernttoin. SOU. 201.77. CtMiuptomhlp Amato. 4 477. SUIT. del. Prudhomme. 12 4X41137 FUNNYCAR First Round Richard Hartman (14). Corona. Coll). Old! Cutlet*. 3 404 344 33. dot. Jim Whlto (I). Tulta. Okie . Dodge Deytono. 7.744 101.7A Mark Otwald II). Cincinnati. Pontiac Tram Am. 4 007. 32* 24. dot. Chuck Elchollt (7), Putnam. Cam . Pontiac Tram Am. 7.310. 132.33. Mik» Dunn (4). Ml Joy. P a . Dodge Daytona. SIM. 14144 del Cary Dentham (111, Bellllower, Calll. Olds Cutlass. II Oil. 44 32 « Glenn Mlkrot (II). Riverside. Calll. Old* Cutlass. 3 431. 244 0*. del. Jerry Comlnlto IS). Jackton. N J . Old! Cullait. 5 454 117 71 John Fore* 111. Yorba Linda. Calll. Otdt Cutlatt. 10 717, 43 53. d!l. Frank Kramberger (ISt.Ouakortown. Pa .Ford Probe, no show Del Wortham (Ml. Orange. Calll. Oidt Cutlets. 3 3IA 2*7 41. dll. Froddl* Neely |7|, Covington. G o . Pontiac Tram Am. 3 474 741 74. Ed McCulloch 111. Hem#!. Calll., Old* Cutlatt. 3 407. 170 44 dol Gary Bolgor 114), Genoa. I ll. Pontiac Tram Am. 5 442. DO U Tam Haavor (III, Maple Grove. Mum.. Pontiac Tram Am. 3.417. 11417. del. AI Helmaim (4). Umatilla. Fard Probe. 7.714 117.17 Quarlorlinalt Otweld. 3 434 144 04 del Hartman. 5 344. 343 73 Dunn. 3 147. 244 »4 del Mlkrot. 3 471. 344 13 Fore*. 3 443. 344 4). dtl Wortham. 3 774. 343 II Hoover. 3 313. 333 17. dll McCulloch. 4 >77. 117 V Oswald. 3 303. 343 73. del Dunn. 3 3M. 3***3 Fore*. 0 007. U t I I del Hoover. * 130. 1*0 3* Ctumptonship Oswald. 3 373. 25**1. del Force. 3703. 73314 PRO STOCK First Round Damn Alderman It). Lexington. K y . Dodge Daytona. > 325 del Gordie Riwra (1*1. Yuma. A ril. Chovrotot Borotta. 7 344. 147 03 Rickto Smith II). King. N C . Ponliac Trans Am. 7 734. 140 43. det Larry Morgan (ft. Newark. Ohm. Olds Cutlass. 7 3*7.147 30 Butch Leal 113). Colvanbus. Ohio. Chovrotot Borotta. 7 373. l|7 34 del kott Guottrton (41. Huntington Beach. Calll. Out* Cutlass. 7 354 IM t* Bob Giidden (SI. Whitoiand. Ind Ford Probo. 7)1*. 117 N. del Jerry Hoot III). It Lout*. Chovrotot Baretta. 7 303.140 II Warren Johwsoa (I). Outolh. Oa. Otdt Cutlass. 7.371. 14**7. dot Tuny Christian IIS), laratala. Cherratet Barelta. 7 34*. ■44 II Jo* Lopon* Jr. 114). Btrwyn. P# . Chovrotot Burette. 7 317. IM 44 del Jim Yates (I). Fairies Station. Va. Pontiac Trans Am. 7 344. IM *5 Jerry Eckman 1)1. Ventura. Calif. Pontiac Alderman. 7.3* 7. |*i 00. del. Ollddon. 7.30*. 1*0*1. Jahman. 7.3*4. 10* 47, dot. Eckman, 7.341 1*7.44. Jahman. 7 IT*. t**.*7, dot. Alderman. 7.111 1(0.40. NASCAR Spring M i, Return BARBIRVILLE - Reeultt Suadty 47 the Sprlaa 744 Butch Stand NaNaaal ra n at the kail nUa Ma^ aa>y, tviriR M V a ^ l i wBIWy (lp ilV R yI I. Kenny Wallace. Pontiac. >04 lap*. SI3.T7SI 3. Tommy Houtton, Butch, 744. 47.434: 1 Butch MMlor. ddtmobilo. 101 •1431: A Jimmy Hontloy. Old*. M l 3A300: 3. David Croon. Old*. M l SXAJ0 I Jott Croon. Chevrolet. 301 S3.730: 7. Bobby Labont*. Otdt. 1ft. 13.130. 1 Todd Bodlno. Bulck. 1*7. SUM: ». Stove Grltoom. O ld* 177, 73.330: 10. Chuck Bown. Pontiac. 171 SUM. II. Lam I* Ruth. Pontiac. 171 71.113; 17. Elian Sawyer. Bulck. 171 31A40: 11. Jott Gordon, Ford. 177. 11.373: t l Robert Pro tkloy. Old* 177 11,330, IS. Bobby Dottor. Bulck. 177, SIAM. I I Tracy Latll*. Old* 177, SIJM; 17. Jofl Burton. Chevy, i n . 11.300, 11. Daw R* tonda* Old* 174.11.430. 17. Jo* TMaudub. Chevy, ITS, 41,413: M. Dawy Johnton. Pontiac, its. u.400 11. Cecil Eunice. Old* 171 31430; 31. Rkh Burpot* otdt. 117. 7733: 23. Ed Ferro*. Bulch. I l l 1710; 34. Ward Burton. Otdt. 137. SUM. IS. Kon Schroder. Chevy, 172. M73: 34. Ed Barrier. Otd* I t * 11430; 37. Pat Jono* Pontiac. 41 7H3; 70. Tray Beobe. Chevy, 47. S14M; 17. Tommy EMI* Bulck. 11 SI.1I0; M. Tom Peck. Old*. It. $1,733 It. Gary Nelce. O ld* A 7371 Race Ttottotk* Margin at victory -1 4 1 eocondt . Aveng* t p a o d - U t il mph. Land change! — Pour among Ihroa driver* (Chuck Boom on polo. Robert Preutoy I 43. Jimmy Homlay 43 71 Konny Wallaco 74-3M). TUda RICHMOND, V*. T u la 1701 NASCAR B aubltbaador at Rlcbawad lataraatloaal Ractway. w it* ttarttag patHtoa la pareuNw ut. driver's ar cioatry. type ol car, tap* ■fpataa o d , M oay, prtsa money and wtaaor** aver ago igaod to mpa: I. (1) Donnli Seller, Newton. N.C.. Ford. 104 74.000. 7S.MI mph; 4 ( I I ) Jerry Rector. Fountain Im. S C. Okkmoblto. 104 34000; 4 (7) Tim Hoptor. Statoivllto. N.C.. ChovroNI. 200. I1.SS0; 4. .(1 1 ) Dal* Lommonds. Yorktown, Va.. Chevratot. 177. U.100; S. 114) Robby Faggart. Concord. NC.. Chevrolet. 177.71.700. 4. (17) Jerry Knowles. Tyrone, Go'., Chovrelot. 177. 11.700; 7. (14) David Blankomhlp. Mouly. Va., Chovrplot. m . SUM ; 4 111) Rkky Sandori. FayottavllM. Go . Chevrotel, 174 SUM; 1. (7) Roger Buttier, Loonardtoem. M d. Chevrolet. 111. SUM; 10. ( I I ) William Hobgood. Wlnmboro. S.C.. Chevrolet. IN. SI, WO II. Ill) Lon Tlttot. Arden. N.C.. Chovroiel. 174 7773; 12. (M l Richard Jarvlt. Ocean City. Md.. Bukk. 170. U73; II. (ID Charlie Ford. Richmond. Va.. Chavrotot. 174 3775. 14 (111 Peter GIbbms. Canada. Chovrelot. 177, 4700; 15. (Ml Richie Petty. Randleman. N C . Chavrotot. 177.4450 '4 mil HirhNa I Itkiw r.tow 4:mw u . Pontiac. 174. 1413; t7. ID) Tim Carter. Yorktown. V,* . ftulek ITS, SMO: If (4) Marc Madlton. Irving. Toxat. Bulck. IM. U7S; 17. ID ) Louie Lltttopega. Mechenicivllto. Va. Bukk. 147. wreck. 3140. 20. (77) Monroe Snyder, Knoxville. Tom , Pontloc. 111. *550 Tlm oolroca: 1:34:7. Margin ot victory: Under caution Caution Hag*: 10tor N lap*. Laadchangat: I among l driver* Lap loader* Sander* pot.-. Seller 1200 Bon Cramlsaw, t i l l } Bob Eastwood. 13.113 Craig Stedler. 04.000 Trover Dodds. 44.400 Bart Bryant. 34.400 Brian Tormyoon. 34,400 71707374 — >47 71 774574-141 72-7471-71 — 2M 77 04 73 73— M 7»73 7>71 — 3H 73 73 7* 74- 340 FAUN SPUING*. Cam. - Final te a m and N the i (P A Chi CM Hodrlguoi. 173.000 Mika Hill. 74U M Den January, 341,4*1 Bobby Nlchoit. 731.7*7 Glbby Gilbert. 711.773 Bob Chart** 731.7*7 Terry Dill. *11.1*7 Jimmy Powell. 731.7*7 Chariot Coody. 71*143 Tommy Aaron, 313433 Gay Brewer. 311.133 Tom Shaw, 310.773 La* Trevino, 111773 Bruce Crampton. 71314 Georg* Archer, 71414 Miller Barber. 74414 D*l* Douglat* 71314 Waller Zombrltkl. 71314 Dove Hill. 31314 Jim Ceibort. 34.371 Harold Homing. 11177 Jo* Jlmonoi, 7*771 Bob Bru*. 7*377 John Brodlo, 71777 Billy Catpor, 73.3M AI Gelborgor. 734M Frank Board. 7A41I Arnold Palmar, 74411 Simon Hobday. 7A41I JC. Snood. 3*417 Jim Ftrroo.TAlU Homara Blanca* 73.371 AI Kelley. 71371 Orville Moody. 71371 Rivet Me Baa. 71371 LarryMowry.73.7M Bruce Devlin. 73.733 Rocky Thompaon, 33.TM Lou Graham, 73.723 OkkHondrkktan. 71413 Chortle SI Hard. 71413 7*43*7 — 104 4*7*44-147 7*7*43—W7 4*7144 — 707 7*7*47 — M7 734*70— 107 4*4*71— MO 4*7173-147 714747- I N 71 7147-111 717G74-211 7* 7444 — 111 4*7111-111 71 7170-111 737*N —111 717170-111 711*71-111 4*7371-111 7*71-71-111 737147-114 71 7147-114 737*71-114 4*7171-114 4*7174-114 717347- I I S 4*7371-113 7371-70-114 71-7371-1M 734774-114 744*74-114 747*71-117 737340-110 737171-110 7*74 74-110 747171-110 71 77 71-117 71 77 70-117 747171-117 71-7471 — 117 737371 —1M 737373—MO LPOA I I m I i H |i f f §§ PHOENIX - (tool scare Suadty treat the LPflA's tourpomoat. played *a the 4.514 yard, par-71 RMRR Tllivy VEPIny V.RM Donlolto Ammeccapane, 747*7*473 1 I Mag Malion. *4A0M 72 75 70 47 - 7*5 74447370-375 Bare Bunkowtky. 34A0M Celtoen Walker, 474.773 7431 7*73-347 Alice Rltimon. 3)7,315 75 74 70 70 - 3*7 7373-7*71 — 777 Tina Barrelt. 4)7413 Calhy Mona. 317.311 737* 7371-77* Betty King. 717.713 72 72 7} 73-7*7 Michel to Me Gam. 417413 77-7*44 74— 777 Rotto Jones. 311.550 74 77-73*7 - 710 77 75 7041 — 371 VkkIFargon. 77.737 Cathy Garrlng.77.7SS 7*7474 71 -7*1 Penny Homme 1.37.755 74-71 77 77-711 Stephanie Maynor. 17JO7 7471 72 77-777 Nina Fout1.37407 7477-7477 — 777 Chrli Johnson. 37407 73707173-777 Karon Davie*. 37407 74 71-77 73 - 7*7 Tracy Kerdyk. 34501 73 77 7447 - 7*2 Mlstto AAcGeorge, 34.KI 74737147 - 2*1 (toure Oavtos. 74401 747371 72-27}. Kathy Guadagnlno. 34401 7471-7374 - 271 Amy Alcolt. *3401 74737471 -2 *4 Cindy Flgg Currier, 15401 73747171-274 Penny Pul1. 13.401 74737*74 - 274 ‘B’ League— Continued from IB Next Saturday First Baptist Geneva takes on First Nazarene o f Sanford at 9 a.m.. Sanford Christian collides with Markham Woods First Baptist at 10 a.m. and Church of God faces Grace Christiana! 11 a.m. Powering First Nazarene of Sanford past Sanford Christian were Tom-Clark-(single, double, homerun. run). Ron Cardell (two singles, two runs), Doug Vickers (single, double, run) Dan Gort. Wayne Gager, and Todd Morgan (one single and one run each), All Ties** 1ST and Phillip Sundvold and John WALESCONFERENCE Witcher (one single each). Patrick Dtvtttoo W L TP1* OF OA Leading the Sanford Christian i Pltttburgh 17 12 3 *2 2312*0 i NY Ranger* 13 N 13 13 3*3>53 attack were Darryl Dorn (three Washington 35 34 7 77 347>47 singles). Joe Carlo (single, triple, Now Jersey 21 D 14 74 343351 run). Rick Williamson and Tom Philadelphia 32 IS * 73 347357 Preston (two singles each). Barry NY Islander* n k M M I l f M? lems Dfvi Division Scagroves. Mike Gunter and Adams • Montreal 372930 ; 441 MA X BulUlo M I)17 25 733 27« x Hartford 2133 10 72 725 237 Ouoboc 1544 II 43 771 3N CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Norris Mvtotos W L T P ti OF OA X Chicago 4777 7 101 771 >03 X SI. Louis a n II 77 373 343 x Detroit 2254 I 74 142 3*1 I Minnesota 7434 14 44 344 233 Toronto 3244 10 54 324 204 •myth* Uvtoton x Los Angelas 4423 10 71 32* 244 x Calgary 44 15 j f J 121 241 i Edmonton 1334 3 75 234 234 Vancouver 2742 * 43 324 204 Winnipeg 2441 II 43 333 377 ■ clinched playoll berth y clinchod division till* Saturday's Gamts Philadelphia 7. N Y Hangar* 4 Botlon 4. Buffalo 1 Chicago 7. Pittsburgh 3 Lot Angoto* I. Calgary 4 $1 Louis 3. N.V. Islander* 2 Quebec7. Hertford! Winnipeg 3. Edmonton 0 Now Jortoy 3. Montreal 3. ti* Toronto*. Detroit I Sunday'* Gemot Boston ], Washington 1. Iiu Buffalo*. Philadelphia 1 Chicago 5. Minnesota 4 N Y Rangers3. N Y. Itlandort I Lot Angoto* 4. Edmonton 3. OT Monday** Oamo* Hartford at Montreal. 3:33 p.m SI. Loui* al Minnesota. 1 :33 p m Tuesday'* Games Now Jorsayat N.Y. Ranger*. 7:35p m Pittsburgh al Philadelphia. 7 25 p m Boston at Oucboc. 7 15pm Chlcagoal Toronto. 7 15 p m Buffalo at Washington, t 25pm Vancouvur at Calgary, 1 11 p m * * — Edmonton at Lot Angoto*. 10 15pm Twin M0t Modified. Retell* RICHMOND. Va. - Routt* Sunday tram til* 3*4lap Madlltod portion *1 the Wlniton Twin ! • • « NASCAR doubloboador ol Richmond Inlornattonal Ractway, with Darting petition to parenthout. driver'* hometown, typo *1 err, (apt compiled, roatan out. It any, prim money and wlnnor't ayorage i pood to mph: I. ID Mika Stolanlk. Wotl Greenwich. R I . Ponlloc. 300. tll.ns. 104 347; 3 III Doug Hewren. Liverpool. N.Y., Chavrotot. 200. 311.410. 1. (7) Georg* Kent. Horteheedt. N Y , Chovrotot. 300. *1.171. 4 (111 Tom Boll**. Vernon. Com. Eagle. 300. *4100. 1 (4) Reggie Ruggiero. Foretlvillt. Com. Chavrotot. NO. *2.510 4. (1) Tony Hirtchman. Northampton. Pa . Chavrotot. NO. U.100; 7. (71 Tom Baldwin. Bollport. N Y . Chavrotot. 300. 3X000. I. (II) Gaorg* Brunnhoolil. Lindonhurtl. N.Y., Ponlloc. 177. 33.700. 1 IN ) Gory Myort. Walnut Cow. N.C , Chevrolet. 177, 33.300. 10 (III Carl Paatvryak. Litbon. Com.. Ponlloc. Iff. 33.700 II. (11) Randy Hodgor. Morrlivilto. N V.. Chovrelot. ITS. 33.WO. 13. I l l ) Chariot Pattoryok. Litbon. Com . Dodg*. 177. 33.300. II. (Ml Wayne Anderson. Yaphank. N V . Chevrolet, lit. 31.100. 14 IDI Bobby Hul chem. Wlntlon Salem. N C . Chevrolet. 177. SUM. IS (34) Robert Jellrey*. Wimton Salem. N C . Chevrolet. 177.31.700 14. 117) Tim Acre. Tom* River. N J . Chovretol. ITS. 31400 17. I l l ) Bob Park. Eotl Northport. N Y . Pontiac. III. 33.000. 14. (171 Mlk* McLaughlin. Liverpool. N Y . Ponlloc. 147. angina. 33 050. It III Rick Fuller. BASEBALL Auburn. M as*. Ponliac. 113. head getktl. AlMflCAD 31.700. N (331 Junior Millor. Wlntlon Satom. CHICAGO WHITE SOX - Agreed to terms N C .Ponlloc. 171. oil leek. 31.350 with Donn Poll, pitcher, on * multiyear contract. Optioned Grody Hall. Rich khoid and Jarry K utllor. p llc h e rt; Cesar Bernhardt Inttolder. Matt Stark, catcher, and Derek Loo. outfielder, to Vancouver ol Ih* Pacific Coast League Sent Grog U3F40 Classic karts Poriehko. pitcher. Clement# Alvoroi and NEW ORLEANS - Final scar*! and pm* Kurt Brown, catchers. Bobby Moacham and money Sunday from Rt* 31 mttlton U5F4G Ron Nelson, inltotdort: and Orsino Hall, Classic played on the 7,1la yard, par-72 outtielder. to Itsoir minor league camp tor English Turn Gall 4 Cnuntry Club cuursa rtatsignmonl Ottered Brian Harrison, pitch t a-sxon an taennd hnto *4 pla y*H) : or. back to ttw Montreal Expos alter having x Ian Woosnam. 3H0 000 7)47 00*7-173 claimed him Irons Its* Expo* in Its* Rut* 3 Jim Hattot. 3to*.000 M il 45 TO-713 draft In December Tom Stockmann. 344.000 71 44 70 44 - I I I NEW YORK YANKEES - Optioned jell John Huston. *14 000 n 70 44 44 -174 Johnson, pitcher, to Columbus ol the In Tim Simpson. 330.500 71 71 71 43 - 77* ternational League 44 14 44 It -177 Ronnie Black. 33*100 H ilum l L t n w 7) 11 44 71 —77* Joel Edwards *34.500 CINCINNATI REOS - Sent Rodney Imos Tom Watson. 33V.0M 4/ 73 7) 44 — 770 end Luts Vesquei pitcher*. Freddy Curl Byrum. 137 000 7171*144 —2*0 Benavides, mlieider. and Reggie Sanders 44 7544 71 -2*0 Konny Knox. 337.000 outtielder. to their minor league camp tor Mlk* Smith. S23.0M 7) 70 71 *7 -141 reassignment Phil Blackmar. 37) 000 47 77 4* 11 - I f I LOS ANOELES DODGERS - Waived Billy MayUlr. 325 000 47 7)40 71-7*1 Mickey Hatcher, inlieldtr. tor the purpose ol Bob Lohr. 314 500 M 14 70 70 - 7*7 giving him his unconditional release Op 44 4* 74 II -3*3 Jock Nicklau*. I l l 500 tioned Dave Hansen. Eric Kerros. Grog Low Janion. 317.000 71 74 *7 4* - 2*1 Smith, inltoldors. Carlos Hernandti. catch LenntoCtomonl*. 314.50C 70 71 74 4* -244 or; John Wettoland. pitcher and Henry John Oaly.311 500 72 73 44 73 -144 Rodriguet. outtielder to Albuquerque al Ih* StanUttoy.li4.500 71 73 *4 73 - 3*4 Pacific Coast League tan Baker Finch. Sit 500 71 73 *7 73 -1 *4 MONTREAL EXPOS — Sent Brian Har Sam Randolph. 310.400 41 77 73 M - 345 nton. pitcher, outright to Indianapolis ot the Lone* Ten Brck. |i0 *00 71 7* It 41 2*1 American Association Ra, Fts,d S'.O.IOO 77 70 43 71 2*5 HOCKEY kott HocA. 410*00 73 17 4* 73 2*5 Nalwsel Hockey League Craig Parry. 37.400 71 74 7147 n t NEW YORK IILAN O IRS - Recalled Neal Lancaster. 37 400 7* 77 II *7 2(4 Mark Fltipatnck. goalie, tram Capital Qts Daw Rummulls. 37 *00 74 I I It 4* 2*4 lr ict ot the American Hockey league David Frost. *7 *00 70 77 70 4* 2*4 NEW YORK RANOCRS - Recalled Corey Mark O'Meara. 37*00 It 74*4 It 2*4 Millen center and Jatt Bloomberg de Lore-S Robeiis. 35.111 70 71 71 *4 2*1 tensemen, tram Binghamton *1 the American Brian Wott*. 3 x l l ) 70 77 71 *7 21/ Hoikay League Dillard Pruitt. 35 II) *7 7*11 71 -2*3 COLLEGE KorthCtoarwator. S i l l ) 71 7* 44 71 - 277 REOIS — Named Larry Hopkins mens BnanClaar. SS.S1) H I I *7 77-7*7 assistant soccer coach Mik* Donald, t i l t ) 77 73 t o l l -2*7 TRANSACTIONS QOLF at 2 p .m . Leading S(. Stephen Catholic over Holy C tobb Lutheran were Steve Woodley (three tingles, two run*. RBI), Rick Holt and Chris Cauaaeaux (two Blnglea. one run and one RBI each). Keith Sparks (tingle, run. RBI). Scott Cauaaeaux (single, run). Heath Short (tingle. RBI) and J e ll Sladek and Don Causseaux Jr. (one single each). * T h e Holy Croaa Lutheran at* tack was led by Tim Pitman (single, homerun, two runs). John Townsend (three singles), Ray Meyer* (single, run). Chuck Hengehold (triple), A) Schmook and Louis Zorn brano (one single each) and Clint Watts and Steve Whitney (one run each). Powering First United Method­ ist past Church o f G od o f Prop h ecy were Fred G aines (three singles, two runs. RBI). Robert Jones (three singles, run. RBI). Chris Da pore (single, dou­ ble. run. two RBI). Brian Byrke (two singles, run. two RBI). Chris Byrnes (two doubles, run), Rob. ert Smith (single, triple, two runs). Jack Eltonhead (single, double, run. RBI). Dean Smith (single, run, RBI) and Mark Blythe (single. RBI). Contributing for Church o f God o f Prophecy were Wesley Till (three sin gly, two runs). Dave LaFlames (two singles, two ru n s ). Rick S c o n y ers (tw o singles, two RBI). Brian Mock (tw o singles, run. RBI). Will Galley and Kevin Welch (two singles and one run each). John O ates (two singles). Charles Welch (single, run) and Daryl onr n,n ra'*h* nnf1 n ° and Mark Andrews (one single each). Pacing Sanford Christian over Grace Christian 13-6 were Mark Andrews (two singles, double, homerun, three runs). Burry Scagroves (three singles, three r u n s ), Don S te w a rt (t h r e e singles, two runs) and J.D. Scagroves (two singles, two runs). Lions Continued from IB to 3-X Calapu struck out six and a llow ed no earned runs ns Oviedo Improved to 6-2 in Itie Seminole Athletic Conference. "H e 's (Calapa) been pitching very steady." said Lion coach Mi k e F e r r e ll. " N o t h i n g spectacular, he's Just getting them out and you can't ask for anything more Ilian that." Doing the damage for Oviedo were Blanton |2-for-3, double), Pete Arcomonc (2-for-3), Mark Bellhorn (2 for-l). Erik Jordan (1 -fo r-1). Kevin T w ig g s and Hubha Fore (l-for-3 each) Calapa (I-tor-41 and Rufus Boykin and M igu el R odrigu ez (one run scored etfclT). '** Providing the ofTense for the Greyhounds, now 11-5 overall and 3-4 In the SAC. were Donny Hazier (2-for-4). Frank tlarmer (I tor-2, double). Chud Slciner ( I-tor-3) and Doug Porter and Andy Spolskll both 1-fur-41. In Saturday's win. the Lions fell behind 3-0. then used a four-run second and a three-run fourth lo go uheud 7-4. The Buccaneers scored two runs In the sixth to get lo within one but Blanton shut the door the rest ot (he way. Mainland wus able to slay close because of sloppy fie ld in g by the Lions, w ho commUled live errors. Ryan Alktrc wus the big gun tor the 4.Ions with a 3-for-4 day. Also contributing lo the 13-hll attack were .Jordan l2-for-2|. T w i g g s and B o y k in (b u ilt 2 for-3). Fore (2-for-4. double). Arcomone (2-for-4) and Blanton (run scored). Oviedo will fai r a stern test Friday when i Ik- Lions Iruvrl lo Orlando to take on Dr. Phillips starting ut noon. The Panthers are rated No. 4 In the Class 4A state poll alter being rated as high us No. 2 In the nation earlier. "W e've goi nothing to lose." said Ferrell "It's a big game for us. It gives us a chance lo show how good we are. It will be a good tuneup for the Colonial Tournament." Swllt (single). Paclpg Central BapUat N eighborhood A llia n c e w el Rich Van Derwelde (single, ti pie. two runs, three RBI). Blal Smith (two singles, run. tv R B I). R o y T e m p le t o n |lw( singles, run. RBI). Steve Smlt. (single, run. two RBI) and Eddli Coggon (double, two runs). Also chipping In were Mlk« McCoy (single, two run*). Johr Larner (single, run). Ken Per (two runs). Robbie Roberiaonl (single. RBI) and Jay Crutchfield | (single). Hitting for Neighborhood Alli­ ance w ere A la n Lathbrldgc (single, run). Dave Baer. Merle Zink, and Scott Kaley (one single each ) and T o m Plaggcm ars (RBI). Lifting Church of God of Pro­ phecy over Neighborhood Alli­ ance were Welch (two singles, triple, four runs, three RBI). Oates (two singles, double, two runs). Laflames (single, double, three runs, RBI). Till (single, double, run. two RBI). Galley (single, double.' two runs. RBI), Swift (two singles, run. RBI). Mock (single, run. two RBI). Welch (single. RBI) and Rick England and Scon yers (one single each). P r o v i d i n g o f f e n s e fo r Neighborhood Alliance were Bill Bentz (two singles, two runs. RBI). Plaggcmars (single, double, run. RBI). Kaley (homerun. two runs, two RBI). Zink (single, (wo runs). Paul Llndstrom and Dave Bentz (one single and one run each). Lowell Bowman and Baer (one single and one RBI each) and Matt Letav (Kill). Also contributing were Kevin Driscoll (single, double), Dorn and Carry Stewart (two singles each). Sellers. Confer and Lee Andrews (one single and nin each) and Doug Koeglcr (single). Providing the ofTense for Grace Christian were Charlie Cutshall and David Taylor (three singles and one run each). Puul Mock (two singles, run). Dave Ferrrau (tw o singles). David Samuel. George llolsappc and Ed Scott (one single and one run each) and Joe DlBartolo (single). Pushing Markham Woods First Baptist past First Nazurene of Sanford were Eric Cruz (two singles, triple, two runs). Jack Dlcmcr (three singles, run each). Gary Davis (two singles, runl. Bill Terwllllgcr and C. Colon lone single and run each) and Mike Gadd (two singles). ~ attack was led by Tom Clark (single, double, liuitteiuii. two runs). Phillip Sutherland (single, double, two runs). Mark Bolton and Wayne Gager (two singles and one run each). Todd Morgan (slnglr. double). Ron Cardell. Ken Mcnderhall and Tommy Raines (one single and one run each) und John Witcher (single). L a u n c h in g F irs t B a p tist Geneva over Holy Cross Luther­ an were JcIT Joyce (double, two triples, three runs). Paul Greer (two singles, double, two runs). Frank Joyce (single, double, triple, runs). D. Yeager (two singles, triple, run). J. Wonderleln (tw o singles, double, run). Tim Sundvull and Mark Anderson (one single und one run cuch) and Brian Holland and J. Johnson (one run each). Providing offense for Holy Cross Lutheran were Ken Pre­ sley (single, two runs). Lurry Liine (triple, run). Rich (lentIngcr (single, run). Hill Horewutli (double) and Terry Peterson. Warren Jcnnison und .Justin Easton (one single each). A 1100 kcAot con mak« you an instant 510,0 0 0 00 WINNER Jackpot gwan away gvary Sal. nigN Also play »ho a ll now Twin T rtfa fa 0 4 Exciting Rocos) NgNty 730 p m. Manats 100 pm M on , W ad , Sal CiOMd Sunday ^ . F, m A ^ J S , 3 (w q i Group PacJuQes Avqtab* Sorry, you must be 18. SANF0RD-0RIAND0 KENNELCLUB North otOrbndo. Just oAHwy 17-92 301 Dog Track R d , Longwood 8 3 1 -1 6 0 0 ] �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Monday, March 25, 1991 — SB Once established, daylilies survive with minimum care y.:< For 24-hour listings, see LEISURE magazine of Friday, March 22. H Floyd TTwatfts [PLAZA TW Hp\ Breakup may be blessing IN BRIEF VFW , Ladles, plan Easter Egg Hunt WINTER SPRINGS - The Winter Springs VFW 5405 and its Ladles Auxiliary will sponsor their annual Easter Egg Hunt on Sunday. March 31. at Sunshine Park on North Edgemon Avenue next to the post home. Children, ages 1-12, will be divided Into age groups for their Individual hunts, from 1 to 3 p.m.. under adult supervision. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments will be served. For information, call 327-3151. 2 AKC all-breed dog shows set CASSELBERRY — Seminole Dog Fanciers Association will hold an AKC All-breed Dog Show on S Uurday, March 30. at Seminole Greyhound Park, 2000 Semlnota Blvd,, Casselberry. Show hours are from 8 a.m . to 6 p.m. On Sunday. March 31. the Lake Eustls Kennel Club w ill hold a similar show, same time, same place. Over 1100 dogs are already registered. For Information, call Phyllis Mndaus. 321-6059. i 1 am a finan­ cially stable 25-year-old man. and the young lady 1 have been seeing for almost a year is a 20-year-old college student. We are very much In love — not superficially, but deeply. She la a very mature and unique human being with a strong love for her family. The problem: religion. Her parents object to me because they do not want their Catholic daughter Involved with a Pro­ testant man. Her father dislikes me Intensely because o f my faith, and doesn't even want to get to know me as a person. I had no intentions o f trying to convert their daughter. I happen to love her and she says she love* me. but ahe bad decided to Califng4984-CvJed& High grads------------------- end our relationship because she OVIEDO — Oviedo High School Is searching for graduates of the class o f 1981 to participate in the 10th class reunion to be held on the weekend o f Aug. 16.17 and 18. For Information, call Carl Geiger, 1-800-628-5538 or write to: Oviedo High School Class of '81. P.O. Box 536462, Orlando, 32853. controvcry It's creating between her and her parents. What should ldo? CALENDAR equivalent fertilizer per 100 square feet. Fertilizer should be applied evenly, kept o ff the foliage and watered In. Daylilies can withstand dry conditions but will need to be watered d u rin g prolon ged drou gh ts. T h e y grow w ell In sun or semi-shade. W hen daylilies becom e so crowded that flower production is reduced It Is time to divide them. Dig up the clumps and with a sharp knife, sever the rhizome between the fans o f leaves. Leaves should be cut back to within 4 to 6 Inches o f the crown. Replant the divisions as described above. For the best display, plant 10 or more plants o f the same color In Informal groupings or plant daylilies In groups o f 3 or more In bays o f Informal shrubbery. Daylilies. which range in size from 2 to 4 feet, have many other landscape uses and can add color and Interest In many landscape situations. A ll Seminole County Coopera­ tive Extension Services pro­ grams are open to all regardless o f race, color, sex or national origin. Daylilies are one o f the lov­ eliest herbaceous perennials grown tn Florida. Not only do they survive under minimum care but they are also available In a wide selection of colors from oranges and yellows to pinks and purples. CELESTE Daylilies can be classified Into three groups according to their WHITE growth hablt-declduous. semie v e rg re e n . ev e rg re e n . The dormant varieties have foliage that dies back to the ground In usually have good aeration but winter. Th e evergreen varieties, poor w ater holding capacity which have foliage that remains while clay soils generally have green during winter, generally good water holding capacity and do best In areas trhlch have mild bad aeration. winters. Two to four Inches o f peat Daylilies may be propagated moss or similar material Incor­ by seed or division. Selected porated to a depth o f 6 to 8 va rieties a re reproduced by Inches In a sandy soli will division because variations In Increase the water holding ca­ seedlings are so great. Daylilies pacity. One Inch o f perlite or may be planted or transplanted sim ilar m aterial Incorporated any time, however, beat results Into clay soli will Increase the a r e o b t a i n e d I f t h e y a re aeration. One to (wo pounds of transplanted after flowering. 6-6-6 fertilizer per 100 square Plants should be spaced 12 to 18 feet or an equivalent amount of Inches apart and planted at the another fertilizer shuld be Incor­ same depth they were growing. porated Into the soil. One Inch of Since daylilies are replanted water should be applied once or only every 5 to 10 years.lt Is twice a week until the plants arc Important to prepare the plant­ well established. ing bed properly. Lilies grow Once daylilies are established best In a well drained soil that they require minimal care. They has good aeration and water should be fertilized twice a year holding capacity. Sandy soils at the rate of 1-2 lbs. 6-6-6 or ■'-t.'P.n ,- • . > - ili5ijr K.an---ASl Toss a few horseshoes The Sanford Horseshoe Club will meet each Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. at the Sanford Senior Center. All interested horseshoe players are Invited lo Join. In addition to advanced play, free lessons will be given to beginners. For more information, call Bill Ansell at 330-5956. Toastmasters meet Seminole Community College (SCO) Toastmasters Club *6581 will meet each Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m. at Seminole Community College. Contact Claire at 699-9318 for more information Jaycees meet The Sanford Jaycees meet the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. Anyone Interested In attending can call Brent Adamson or David T. Russl Jr. al 322-3663. c r h lT ia tT d le fo ir n u r m d ir ^ u iia - DESPLT HURT IN SOUTH CAROLINA DEAR HURT: Thank God for. your good fortune! Had you been able to persuade this mature, unique human being with a strong love for her family to choose you Instead of her family, your chances for a happy, last- Abby. perhaps if you print this In your column, the public will pay some attention to It. The post office got exactly nowhere with Its suggestions. A D V IC I m w v THREE HEN 6 A EDWARD LITTLE LADY I SCISSORKAND3 Swv-Tua, TN*. I P * I Sm-Tua,, TOiw. I PM w. Fdaa* rao a eaol w. fa * u . ?*» * ms 90* ALL BAT WIDMSOAT ing marriage would have been small. Either she didn't love you enough — or the "U tile girl" In her stilt desperately needed parental approval. I think you lucked out. DEAR ABBTt About five or six years go, the U.S. Postal Service I ■ I.’ i.V l.'ltj t U S IA C H r ____ WNOEROARDEN COP &M2> PROBLEMCHILD y WORKING FOR THE POST OFFICE I ABIGAIL VAN BUREN MOVIflAUPIM DEAR WORKING! I ll publish your letter. Th at’s the least I can do for the U.S. Postal Service after all It has done for me. (Problems? Writ* to D«*r Abby. For i personal, unpublished reply, tend a eell-eddreeeed, stamped envelope to Dear Abby, P.O. Box 60440, Lo* Angtlta, Call!. 90069. All correspondence la confldtntlal.) d e v e lo p e d a system to exp ed ite mall delivery. U n fortu n ately'. ’ m 'osf "h'uslnesses . host, to ignore the sug­ gestions. I hereby stale the su g g estio n s that w ere sub­ mitted: (1) Use no comma after the name of the city. (2) The abbreviation for the plate o f Illinois shall be two letters - " I L " - not " IL L ." (3| The ZIP code should be written on the same line follow­ ing the name o f the stale. -V A NEWSEASON, ArtcWYGU- H A IR ! LONG, SHORT. FULL, SHAPED-PERFECT. CAU FOR AN APPOINTMENT TOOAV BETTY ANNE'S UNISEX H A IES m iN G 1 1 0 E .U IS L , 5anlord 322-4913 LUNCH ON THE LICHTSIDE Panic Attack group to meet Aguraphobla/i’nnlc Attack Support Group meets each Tuesday at 6 p.m. at West !.akc Hospital. 589 W. State Road 434, Longwnod. The support group Is for those who are afraid to go out o f their house and tie active In public. Overeaters to gather A regular meeting o f Ovcreutcrs Anonymous Is conducted on Tuesdays al 7:30 p.m. at Florida Power and Light. 301 Myrtle Avc.. Sanford. For more information, call Carol at 322-0657. Casselberry Kiwanis to meet Klwanls Club of Casselberry tnecls at 7:30 a.m. every Tuesduy at Village Inn. U.S. Highway 17-92 and Dogtrack Road, Longwnod. For more information, call 831-8545. CHICKEN COUPON TOPS chapters to meet about eating i 1/4 OVEN ROASTED CHICKEN DINNER! Take O lf Pounds Sensibly Chapter FL 79 will meet Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. at Howell Place. 200 W. Airport Ulvd.. Sanford. Nar-Anon to offer help Nar-Anon. a self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, w ill meet Tuesduy at 8 p.m. at Orlando General Hospital. For more Information, call 869-6364. Bridge club to meet, play Famous Recipe. C O U N T R Y C H IC K EN Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club meets ut noon each Tuesday at the Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. j • i Seniors to meet for activities • LAKE MARY — The Lake Mary Seniors mett every Tuesdayfor activities ul the old city ball. North CjoUniry Club Road. *Tli'r program begins at 9:30 a.m. with wulercolor class and drawing. Lap quilling. '10-12 noon and cards and games • through (he day. Crufts arc taught at 1 p.m. Day ends ut 3 p.m. Details, call 323-493H. COUPON Lunch Includes 2 pieces of dark meat chicken, rice, green beans, mash potatoes and 1 biscuit Choose your own veg. or salad fo r 20< extra 1905 S. French Ave. . Sanford , >323-3650 'Catering A va ila ble 029 (DARK ONLY) Not valid with any oth er offer or discount fam ous Recipe. O FFER EXP. 4-15-91 COUPON COUNTRY CHICKEN SH �M m Si BSh 41 — Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Monday. March 25, 1091 Legal Notice Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION ConsMMatod Case No. *4171* CA-I4K FLEET NATIONAL BANK. PUInlllf. o il tlfo), reserve*. dotorrod payment!, depotin or odvance paymenlt lor motor laIt (ttored on tlfo or offsite). undleburtad loan proceed*, insurance re fundi. Impound account*. ro lundt lor ovorpoymont of any kind and any turplut of withheld fundi resulting from lha Inval­ idity of "tfop notice" clalmt of ttia failure of clafmanft to pro tecute their clalmt to judgment, to tha extent the tame arlte out of or occur In connection with tha csnttrucflon of Improv* montt on tha Proparty. at public tala, to tho highest and bail bidder, tor cath. at lha watt front door of the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida of 11:00 a m. an April n , m i. Witness 'my hand and tha official taal of this Court on this 13th day of March, m i. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Circuit Court By: JantE. Jaaowtc Deputy CUrk Rubltah: March IE. IS. IWI DED-1TJ INTM t CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IMANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A S K N o w -s m c A ia o LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE SOUTHWEST, Plaintiff. vs. ANTHONY A. PETRARCA. Individually and at Trustee, Defendant NOTICE O f SALE NOTICE Is given that, pursu ant to * Summary Final Judg mini In Foraclotura dated March 30, m i. In Casa No. fOUMXA-14-G of tho Circuit Court of lha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and for Sami noto County. Florida, in which LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE SOUTHWEST I* tha Plain tiff and AM'.HONY A. PET­ RARCA, Individually and as Trustee. Is lha Defendant. I will a ll to the highest end best bidder tar cash on tho Watt Front Door Steps of tha Court house In Sanford. Seminole County, Florida ef 11:00 a.m. on the 30th day of April, m i. the property described In tha at­ tached Exhlbll "A ." - EXHIBIT " A " LEGAL DESCRIPTION A PART OF THE SOUTH 331.33 FEET OF THE NORTH 134.33 FEET OF THE S.W. to OF THE S.W. to OF SECTION I. TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH, RANGE 1 * E A S T . S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA. LYING EAST OF THE SEABOARD COAST LIN E R A IL R A O D RIGHT-OF-WAY LESS THE EAST IS FEET FOR RIGHT OF WAY OF DOUGLAS AVE N U E . B E IN G P A R T OF SANLANDO SPRINGS TRACT NO. IT. ACCORDING TO THE P L A T THEREOF AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE » OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. AND VACATED STREETS AND PARKLYING THEREIN: BEING MORE PARTICU­ L A R L Y D E S C R IB E D AS BEGINNING AT A POINT ON THE WEST RIGHT OF WAY OF DOUGLAS AVENUE THAT BEARS SOUTH 343.1* FEET AND N.***4J'04"W. 3300 FEET FROM THE NORTH EAST CORNER OF THE SOUTH WEST to OF THE SOUTHWEST to OF THE AFORESAIO SEC TION 3; THENCE WEST 304 47 FEET; THENCE NORTH 71.11 FEET; THENCE WEST 134 4* FEET; THENCE SOUTH 43.71 FEET; THENCE WEST 1100 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 14*3 FEET; THENCE WEST 3400 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 33.11 FEET; THENCE WEST 47.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 3444 FEET; THENCE WEST 3*10 FEET: THENCE NORTH 4731 FEET; N.47*00'00"W. 44 00 FEET; THENCE S jrOOW'W *3 00 FEET; THENCE N 43 W 00"W. I4,*l FEET TO A POINT ON THE EASTERLY LINE OF AN A.C.L. RAILRAOD RIGHT OF WAY; THENCE SOUTHER LY ALONG SAID RIGHTOF WAY LINE AND ALONG THE ARC OP A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHWESTERLY. HAVING A RADIUS OF 171*10 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0T33’ 30". A TANGENT BEARING OF S,3**37'03"W., A DISTANCE OF 41 *0 FEET TO THE POINT OF TAN G EN C Y; THENCE S.13* SO'SV'W.. CONTINUING — ALONG 4/< 5 SM3W.ro*. WAY. LINE *44 FEET; THFNCP S .(»*4 3 W "£ .. ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF THE SOUTH 111 IS FEET OF THE NORTH 1 3 4 .1 3 F E E T OF T H E AFORESAID SOUTHWEST to OF THE SOUTHWEST to. A DISTANCE OF 41034 FEET; THENCE NORTH. ALONG THE WEST RIGHT OF WAV OF DOUGLAS AVENUE. 143.34 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING I 4*3* ACRES MORE OR LESS. DATEDonMarch33. I**l MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol lha Circuit Court By: JanaE. Jasawlc Deputy Clark Publish: March 33 A April 1, mi DED 33* TECH PARK 4. LTD .a Florida limited partnership and ROBERTN JOHNSON, Individually and at lit general partner. Defendant! Casa No. H-3411-CA-lS-t/L TECH PARK t. LTD ,a Florida limited partnership, Plaintiff. DOREZ ELECTRONICS CORPORATION, a Florida corporation. Defendant AMENDED NOTICEOFSALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, punuant to an Amended Final Judgment In Forecloture entered In lha abova-tlylad cauta. in tha Circuit Court ot Seminole County. Florida. I. Clark of tha Circuit Court ol Seminole County, Florida, will tall lhal certain property situat­ ed in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly dttcrlbad at: EXHIBITA Lol 4. of "TECHNOLOGY PARK AT LAKE MARY", at recorded in Plat Book J7. Paget ! l and 41 of lha Public Record! ol Seminole County, FlorkU. B E IN G F U R T H E R OE SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: Commencing al tha Southwatt corner ol TECHNOLOGY PARK AT LAKE MARY at recorded In Plat Book IT, Paget <1 and *3 ot tha Public Rtcordt ot Seminole County, Florldaj run thence North W IT ’OT" East along tho Watt lino ol tald plat l laid plat being the basil ol bearlngt lor this deicrlpllon) a dltlanct ot aat OT leaf to tha Southwatt corner ot Lot a ol tald TECH­ NOLOGY PARK AT LAKE MARY tor tho Point ot Beginn Ing. thenca continue North 00*1r o r Eotf long tho Watt lino ol uld Lot a a dlitance of ttS OO feel to tho Northwell corner of tald Lol Si thence run South W *arjj" Eait along tha North lino ol laid Lot a a dlitance ol 300 I t (eel to tho Northaait corner ot laid Lot a on lha Wait right of way lino of TECH­ NOLOGY PARK; tho tamo be­ ing dedicated to and maintained by lha City of Lakt Mary. Florida, by virtue of tho aforementioned Plat; thence from a tangent bearing ot South o riT ’M" East run Soumeal tarly along the arc of tald curve 113.37 feat through a central angle of ]T«IS'M" and along tald Wet) rlghl ol way line fo tha Eatlorly moil comer of lakt Lot a thence run along a radial bearing ot South 50*34'J3" Watt along the South lino of tald Lot 4 a dlitsnco of lt .lt loati thence run North Wal'ST" Watt along tha South lint ol tald Lot 4 a dlitance ol 300 00 foal to tha Point ol Beginning. EXHIBIT B (a) Flxfuret: Tha Itemt ot property now or at anytime hertaier allixeJ a attached to or placed upon tho real properly located In Seminole County, Florida, more particularly da tcrlbed on Exhibit A above (the ••Property"), lha record owner ol which It Tech Park 4, Ltd. ihereinafter the "Debtor") and .wv, -h j x j 'c v -located J h e w v and/or uted In conjunction therewith Irsc'udJng plumbing healing and lighting apparatus, mantels, floor covering!, furni­ ture, lurniihtngt. draperies, tcreeni. tlorm window! and doors, awnings, shrubbery, plants, boilert, tanki. machin­ ery. tloves. gas and electric ranges, wall cabinets, appll anett. radiators, blind! and all laundry, ralrlgarating, gat, e lactrlc. ve n tila tin g , airrtlrlgerallng. air corsditionlng. Incinerating and sprinkling and other lira prevention or exlln gulshing equipment ol whatso­ ever kind and nature and any rep'acamants. accessions and additions tharato. proceeds Ih tr e o l and substitutions therefor, and lb) Personally Alt materials. furnilura, lurnlthlngt. equip men), machinery and all other tangible personal property now or hereafter owned by Debtor and located In, upon or about tha Properly or lha buildings local ed thereon or uted or Intended to be uted In any way In connection with tha construction, uto, operation or occupancy ot said Property and/or buildings, together with all accessions, replacements, and substitutions tharato or Iherelor and the proceeds thereof Itxcepl lor motor vehicles) and all General Intangibles. Contract Rights and Accounts las delined in the Uniform Commercial Coda for the slat* where the Property described on Exhibit A Is siluet edl pertaining in any way to such real property or building, and any such tangible personal properly including any Iran chisel, permits or licenses tor the use. operation, or occupancy ol said real property or building, and any books and records relating to such use. operation or occupancy and all money instruments and other property ot the Debtor Irons time to time in Ihe possession ot Secured Parly or otherwise, and (Cl Rents/Oeposits Any and all ot the security deposits, rents. Issues, profits and reve nues ol the Property and im provemenls thereon trom lime to time accruing, and Id) Leases Any and all leases tlncludmg equipment leases), rental agreements, manage menl contracts, construction contracts, architect's contracts, licenses and permits now or hereafter allectlng the Properly and improvements thereon, and tel Other Materials Any and all materials (stored on site or IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE MX tl-lTJ GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION AMERICAN HOME FUNDING, INC. ASCUSTOOIANOR TRUSTEE PLAINTIFF. ANGELA BELAVAUETAL. DEFENOANT(S). NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVISERVICE - PROPERTY TO: KIM6 ERLYM. CHRISTENSEN Residence unknown. If living. Including any unknown spouse of tho tald Oelondartv II either hat remarried and It either or both of tald Defendants are dead, their respective unknown lie lr t, d a vlta a t, grantees, assignees, creditors. ’ Honors, and frutfaot. and all other persons claiming, by, through, under or against tha named D e f e n d a n t ( t t j an d lh a aforementioned named Dafindantlsl and such of the aforementioned unknown Da fendents and such o f tho aforementioned unknown De lendentt at may be Infanta. Incompetents or otherwise not iyj (yf||. YOU'ARE HEREBY NOTI­ FIED that an action ha* bean commenced to foreclose a mort­ gage on tho following real prop­ erty. lying and being and situat­ ed In SEMINOLE County, Florl da, more particularly described as tollowi: LOT I. HUNTERS POINT. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK » . PAGES 71 AND 7*. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. known as 103 STAGRIDGE COURT, LONG WOOO, FLORIDA 13JJ0. This action hot bean Hied against you and you art re­ quired to serve a copy ot your written defense, II any. to II on SHAPIRO A FISHMAN. Al lornoys, whoso oddrtts Is Bay Pori Plat*. 4300 Courtney Campbell Causeway. Suite 300, . Tsmn.--JlLJWD^po_qr_htt9r? I April 34. m i and ilia Ihe Inal with the clerk of fhtt Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or Immedl etoty there after; otherwise a del*uIt will bo entered against you for lha r el let demanded In lha Complaint. WITNESS my hand and Seel of this Court on lha 3111 day ol March, m i. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. Circuit and County Courts By: Heather Brunner Deputy Clark Publ ublish: March 33 A April I. A is . m i DED 341 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEEHTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO: SO-I44S CAtoK SECRETARYOF VETERANS AFFAIRS, ale Ptointllf vs REGINALD B PERRY.tlux. etal. DaUndents. THIRDAMENDED NOTICEOFSALE Notlct It hereby given that pursuant to tha Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure and Sale. Second Order Amending Final Judgment of Foreclosure and Third Order Amending Final Judgement of Foreclosure entered In tha causa pending in tho Circuit Court ot the EIGH TEENTH Judicial Circuit. SEMINOLE County. Florid*. Civil Action Number *0104* CAUK the undersigned Clerk will a ll the property situated In said County, deter Ibed as: Lol 3*. Block G. WASHING TON OAKS. SECTION ONE. ot recorded in Ptal Book 14. Pages 7 and I. Public records ol Seminole County. Florida ai Public Mia. to the Highest and best bidder lor cash it It 00 o’clock A M on tha llth day ol April, m i. at lha West Front door ol tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida (COUNT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT By JaneE Jasawlc Deputy Clark Publish March 33 4 April 1. I*»1 DED 71* CELEBRITY CIPHER CdMttfrty C4*»•» cryptogram* ttw cr«*t«d from gwotal«on* t»y tamuu* paopf. patt and lath tettat m tha uphar ilBwh ka 7 1 -fte lp W n te d CLASSIFIED ADS S e m in o le 322-2611 D L I I D W D L A W V I P A V L E N O G I H N E H I L M E , N E C 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS 14 M R M fth * * ■ » . . . M C ( B » 149 M L ................ .. tt— ttiB w 7 m r m m Mm t t m * . . I T t i h t ] m r m c s IH* Mm * . . . B7C * I * * Mm m p*r Ism *. h***4 « * S I* * *4 SUM * I CUMO M UM M Y ft SIMMY Prices above reflect o II .30 cosh discount lor prompt poymont. Schedul­ ing may Includa Harold Advorhsar at tho cost of an additional doy. Cancel when you gat results. Poy only for doys your od runs ot rota earned. Use lull description for lottos! results. Copy must follow acceptable DtAIXINIS Tuesday thru frldoy 1] Noon The Doy loforo Publication Sunday And Monday 3 X P.M. Frldoy ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In Hm ov*nt ol an *tr*r In an *4, ttie Sanford Herald will bo mponsible ter ttte Hnt Imertton anly and only to tho axtent ol tlw coal al that Insertion. Pleat# chock your id tor accuracy tho Drat day it runt. 33—Lost I Found 7 1 -H r1p Wanted B E A O L I. 10 w k*., Black w/whlt* b fan. Call anytime! ___________ 333*4*3__________ LOST OLD Eagftah l>aip«i|l White lace light frsytsh silver backside, tomato, 14 yrs„ 33 lb *. N « f a l l . Last seen MylhariW* area. Reward I 333-4*34/333-4*47 WOOD PALLE T REPAIRS! Toots. PU truck, homo repair shop, bondabit rog’d—131-1413 33—Spuclal Notices transportation Cell4*44111 ACTIVE, FUN. HAPPY COU­ PLE want* vary much fa adapt a baby. (Wa promise to work with you to hrttlll all of out dreamt) Please coll col lect. 1X3)4400334 BECOMEANUTMY For Details: 1 100433 4334 FtorIda Netary Association 3 7 - Nursery A Child Car* B AB V SITTIN O . my homo. Rea sonabto ratal. 3314417 CHILD CARE PROVIOCR - Lk Mary Blvd. area, M F. 34 yt resident I 377 14*7 C H ILD C AR E , my Sanford home. Reasonable rotas. In eludes lunch A snack JX 3334 H A P P Y A C .1E 1 E A R L Y LEARHINO C IN T IR I Love ly country satting I 333->*«3 LONOWOOD/LK. MAHYI Alt •get. meals, acllvltits. play area. Days/evas. LU/wk. HRS registered Calf 331-4413 SMALL QUALITY HOME-LIKE D a y c * r e A P ra tc h a a l. Openinatl Meals, learning program! Ptaygroundl Fully He'd! Lie.« 44*-). 311-7433 35—Training & Education LIARM LOTUS 111. DOS. Ward Perfect A mare. For Class t-Ca-'JJUJKS_______ R 4 S X S X H M O . * A W V I V H E C V F G G W D D . PREVIOUS SO LUTION "W e ware *o bod lost yaw. (tie cheerleaders flayed homo and phoned tn tho cheers " — Orlando Magic manager Pal WdLams Must have hand tools and CASHIERS Hiring all thills, no expert anct needed Start Immediate ly. Good hourly wage plus bonus. 13400) Paid vacations, paid holidays, college reim­ bursement, health Insurance end a d v a n c e m e n t op portun:il*t. Apply 4100 W St. Rd 4*. Senlord. __________ • a a VOLT* * * TEMPORARY SERVICES ____ Call43*-flf* COLLECTOR RANTED Join the >t lurnlluft chain in the nation with more than 370 starts W* are looking lor an Individual who must be: a Able to work wall with others a Witling lowork Saturdays aCapabl* driver w/good driving record * Salt motivated a Familiar with area Great company b tn a fllil Apply on Tuesdays and Fridays balwaan 4:X and 3:X PM. ask tor Mr. Akins or Mr. Williams 1100 S French Ave. Sanford. Fl. COOK-PARTTIM E Mull ba neat clean and FASTI Knowledge of seafood a plus. Apply in person Monday Friday. 103 3401 E. SI Rd 44 a DENTAL ASSISTANT* aTRAINEE* Common Mntt wins htrel Hurry In tor this on* I Won't last long so call now! AAA EMPLOYMENT ----- 7* » W » iw s i. » a m a ____ *LPN* Full or Pari lima, tor 11-7 and 311 shllfs. Immediate opening c o m p o le tlv * salary and bantllfS. Apply: DEBARV MANOR 44 N. Hwy. 17/tl Dsbary.MF.fAM 4PM....COE *444414 ____ MONEY FUN ★ TRAVEL To L A . N Y .Vegas. Frisco! Transportation A lodging provided Above average In come. No etperlence naces sary. W* train. Shorts 4 sneakers atmosphere. Must be II. free to travel. Neat young guys A gels can start today I For interview call <0071 1*4 3*40.43 Man Frl.snlyl PARTTIME AIDS EDUCATION OUTREACH RORRER For HRS Seminole County Public Health Unit. Must know Seminol* County, be able to work directly on lha streets and with community groups. Hours fle x ib le Knowledge ot AIDS/HIV t o t l r e b l e but w ill train 407 377 7734ext. 33*1. EEO/AA a PHONE SALES a Full training, tun |obI Outgo Ing personality to handle *C ccu-nts! Hurry, call now I AAA EMPLOYMENT 700 W-3SIII St, 333 3174 RECESSI0N7D0NT WORRY) Earn 11,400/wk slutting •nvalopts at home. Stnd S A S E to A Z Dlst 134 W SR 434*4044 1_ 7_Winter Spgs 1)10* -M Y — ■ ■* wanted. 70% comm, with tot tawing. Casselberry- *M 3340 a ROUTE SALES* 3340 par weak plus com mission and bonus I Gat on the reed to suecess I Deliver to local established accounts and build ra u ta l U n lim ited earnings! Hurry! AAA EMPLOYMENT 7**W,MtoSf.33>317* SECURITY OFFICERS HS grad, guard license required Matra Security l-asi-TT** SEMINOLE COUNTY Tha Private Industry Council ef Seminole County It accept In g a p p l i c a t i o n s l o r Employment Developement Counselor. Minimum re qulraments, degree in Social Science or related field. Clot Ing Oata: April llh, Ittl. Apply al: 111 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford Fl. EOE/M/F/V/H TELEMARKETERS! P/T or FAT. hrs. flexible I Hourly pay loading to cemmltlon * bonus I Ask tor Bill 314*713 a TERRITORY SALES a 3400 par week! Growing com pony ha* the perfect spot tor you! Bonus and commission lorn rraaige getter1 AAA EMPLOYMENT 7**W. Ill* It. 333-3174 eTRADESMANa Guys, are you looking for e a carter you can slay with? Full training I Hurry, hiring now I AAA EMPLOYMENT 7** W. MIR It. 331-317* UTILITIES ATTENDANT Automated Dlshroom attend . F/T. M F. 4AM 1XPM . Ex perlenca necessary Call tor eppt 4*4 7431 After SAM Wsrtboust Norlm /Dfietri 1**11.30 p*r hour plus benefits. Will train, now 11-7*1-3104 M A Y TECHNICIAN For busy orthopedic practice. Call Sharon *1 747-1313 73— Employment Wanted WILL haul anything, da lawn work and clt*n up Reason able I References Call 173 1*7! 91—Apartments/ House to Share PRIVATE hem*. Kitchen prlvl lagas. Rasp, tomato only. SO/wk Includes util. 133 43*3 SANFORD! Very clean home to share, full privileges. 1130/mo plus util. Call Robert, 334*474 SANFORD, Mature, rasp . l.b oral mala, share w/tama. 7 bdrm. horn* 373wk. 111-44*7 3 BDRM. 1 BATH, older parson preferred. Washtr/dryar. Share util. 1X0/mo. 131 04*1 93—Rooms for Rent CLEAN ROOMS, kltchu., A laundry tadlllla*. Cable TV. Starting at 373/wk...... 3344413 HOMESTYLC LIVING. Kind atmosphere. Clean room, full home prlvl. 373wk. 431-1143 97—Aportmonts Furnished / Root SANFORD • I bdrm. complete privacy! ttOO par weak plus 3300security Includes utlllto*. Call 333-334*_________ LARGE 1 BEDROOM, newly decorated I Lakt view. Rail able tenants. 1400 31414*1 ATTRACTIVE 1 Bdrm. Oulat, oil it. parking, 3110/wk. In eludes utilities! CalltlM M I EFFICIENCY APT. Sanford arte. Cali hr Into. Broker Owner, 373 34*3or 131-) 147 EFFICIENCY apt.. 3 r m i . w/bafh. Utilities Included I Cleant 3110a wk.431-310 OSTEEN. Lg t bdrm.. screen porch, prlv. parking. Quiet neighborhood! 3373 333 437* RBMOOf L ID 1 bdrm. I bath apt' butt ed.. see*/m# ar tl*e/wook eta*sac..... W O R SANFORD • I A I Bdrm. Apts I Furn. or untuml Clean, 1X0 A Upl Sac. d*p 1300. Ref3W-W*3 SANFORD Larg* studio w / u tlllH es. 1413/mo or StlVwk plus deposit UJ 1*41 SANFORD • I bdrm furnished Apt. Util. Included. Clot# to downtown, 314*33*7ly. mtga SANFORD 1 bdrm with screened porch. 100 per weak plus 3300 security Call 133-314* SANFORD. Clean I Nice, 1 Bedroom, t i l l a mo. or 1*0 a wk. Plusdep 333 1431 SANFORD 1 bdrm. cottage with Iron) porch. Complete privacy I 3100 par weak plus 3130 security Includa* utilities ________ Call 333-334*________ partm i Unfurn ishtd / Rent HEAR THEQUIET!! Single story studio. I A 1 Bdrm. Apts. Many extras Incl storage spacal Quiet, coty community I NIc* landscap Ing. On III* managers who CARE 11Starting at 31lt/mo SANFORD COURT......323-3301 ★ * BRAND NEW * * ROSECUFF APARTMENTS Now 1 bedroom apartments, lor 3310. W/D connections, screened patios and extra storage closet 1147 sq ft. Located on Lk Mary Blvd Call 3133*31. Equal housing opportunity! CLEAN 1 BDRM. 1 bath, washer, dryer, screened patio. InSanlord 3473 plus security Call 334 344*or *44 34*1 rffM tm o tU 3000 Lake Mary Blvd Senlord Call 321-0584 SPACIOUS 2 BR 2 BA APTS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY!! ★ MOVE IN S P EC IA L* ★ 1 MONTH FREEW OPEN MON.-FRI.. 1 3 SAT. 141. SUNDAY I 3 ACTION LOANS Regardless ol craditll 3300 to 330.000 Call!....... 447-344 4000 A3—Mortgages Bought a, Sold I BUY ANDSELL MORTGAGES NATIONWIDE CALL BILL AT (407) 331 1717 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d EARN 3300-11404 WEEK! Stall envelopes of heme. No emit SEND SASE to: Golden Dis tributori. PO Bax 771114-C, Corpus Otrlsll, TX 74437-ISM * ACRYLIC GLAZE AS * 113 Hr. 0 FT/PT a Company training a Rapid Advancement a Dealer position Call today I 4144*4-7131 ADD TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOW CALL 13144)1 er 133 4333 Amirican Security Tint Inc. P os itio n s a v a ila b le lor Telemarketers Full or Part Tie No experience necexwry. Excellent pay. Apply in person 10AM 4PM 1st Ftder al of Samlnole Bldg , si* XI. 313 W. til St Sanford ATTENTION * R N 'i / l P N 's * Make a different* In your tile A the tile ol others. Come work wlthusll! Hillhm n Health Cart Center 322*546___ __....E.0 .E./H Legal Notice NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notica is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 117 Oundee Dr . Winter Springs. FL 337M. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol HAB TOUR GOLF EQUIP ME NT. and that I Intend to register Mid name with the Secretary ol State. Tallahassee Florida, in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statute. To Wit Section *4) 0*. Florida Statutes 1*37 Richard M Hanna Publish March 13. I*»l OED 347 Your new employee ^ is just a s PHONE CALL AWAY, X to |*44(U jxajt ,/ • a Vow C9* dwiMmS o»* ciikA.fM ^j lo A V L E N O — CARPENTERSRANTED GET govt. |obi oversees, crulieihlpt moral Write: A-I Dlst. IS* W. SR 434. 14044 GC. Winter Springs. Fl. 33700 KEYES FLA. INC, Realtors, p ays tu llt o n to R E A L ESTATE SCHOOL 1....331-33** L IV E IN B A B Y S IT T E R ! wanted tor singla mom with one child. Hm. plus light salary. Dog 0k. 71344*3 a LIVE IN COMPANION a t! Room and beard. NIc* placet AAA EMPLOYMENT TMW.lHhtl. 313-1174 ROOM FOR RENT, 33*0 mo., with amenities! Nice area! Call J3M ** 1. Mam. 41—Money to tend Ml INI pc41Lion 1441» I M M Lacs 1/Caribbean T*343/HR 1-4*7 4*7-**«*Taton« IviMertFee JOBLESS? MAIDSRANTED1 Fui- Tima! CatlTittyMatd X4-1344 MAN AQ E R /H AIR S TY LIST ONE WAY TICKET, Orlando to Syracusa, NY on 1/3*. Call Beth. 431 4034 NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of lhal certain Writ of Execution issued out ot and undxr lha ual of tha Circuit Court ot Seminole County, Flor Ido. upon a final judgement rendered in the aforesaid court on lha *th day ot Ftbruery A D l*tl. In that certain cate an titled. In Re: Tha Marriage ot: Allen Michael Grcenstein, Pet! Honor, Donna Cheryl Groans la in . R esp on d en t, w h ich atortMld Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff ot Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon tha tallowing described property owned by Allen Michael Greenstein. said property being located in Sami nolo County. Florida, more par ticutorly described as follows Any Interest In the tallowing described property: Lot 3*. Block C, Sweetwater Oaks, according to lha Plat thereat as recorded In Ptal Book 14. Pages 31 and 33. Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida physically located at X3 Sweetwater Blvd . North. Long wood. FI and tha undersigned as Sherltt ol Seminole County, Florida, will al 11:00 A M on the 74th day ol March A O 14*1. otter lor Mle and a ll to the highest bidder, lor cash in hand, subject to any and all existing liens, at lha Front IWastl Door at lha steps ol the Seminole County Courthouse In Senlord. Florida, lha above described personal property That said sale is being made to Mtisty the terms ol said Writ of Execution D F Eslingar. Sherltt Seminole County. Florida To be advertised March 4. II. II and 73. toll with the M le on March74. m i OED 14 Cm* CONSTRUCTION ALL TRAMS i no too-)*** e x t . Am 93—Rooms for Rent 49— M is c e lla n e o u s anothat totiSf fl cfc* S pgudh C ’ I M M O rla n d o - W in te r Park DRIVERRANTED Tractor traitor w/dump bad driver neoaed Min 3 yrs exp, references a must! Clear driving record. Wages accerdtng to exp. 33l-»*«3_______ RARN I M Reading Books al tame. Call 1 413-473-7440 Ext. B*3* P U L L I R BRUSH R E P S nn tod. Small starter klf to*. BUY «r SELL! I**H4*7 OOOD WORKERS NEIDCDtl DAILY WORK DAILY PAY C*MB*b.... 333 731) after 3#m OOVERHMEHT JOBS HOW HIRINOI Bath skilled and unskilled workers neetod in your area. 114.300 to 173.000 plus btntflto. For list ot cur­ rant |obs and epllcatlom to apply from home, tall I 400*00 1*40 EXT A IH OOViRMMRHT JOBS HOW HIRIHQM Both skilled and unskilled workers needed in your area 314.300 to 373.000 plui benefits For a list Of current |obt ond application to apply fro m homo. C oll 71-H tJp Wanted CALL . . . s i a s s is t ^ . . , • P l L / 3 S * tNOIAte} - - .. a & V k t t i r o c KAPh A A Accounting & Tax Service Carpet/Upholstery Cleaning INCOME TAX SERVICE!! a OAK FLOORING# 33 M sq fl.. wood Installed A finished! Free estimate I Call 331 1043 Prep. Chargttl 1*44 EZ. 314 1*44A. 114.1(44. 3M Electronic Filing, fast refund AS LOW ASSIS.TStt KRISTI OAWN COMPANY *00 No. Hwy 17/*1 Long wood ★ * C A U 76 7-75 0 2 * * D U A L IT Y BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Computerired II nanclal statements, income tax preparation 331 4333 TAX A ACCOUNTING! business caniultingl Qualified A full SVC accounting 141-3173 Additions & Remodeling BILL STRIPPCustom Homes •RR003I3M KITCHENS. BATHS ADDITIONS 407 4*3 7411 Appliances NEW/USED APPLIANCES Buy/Sell o ftocend/Guaranteed HOME APPUANCE...322-3I13 B uilding Contractors MARK McCAHTY gen con tractor Remodeling. Res 4 Comm CGC044303331 4*7* NEW. REMODEL. REPAIR HOMES. OFFICES. STORES All types construction. Res/ Com 333 *433 S.O. Baltnt. CBCI1S444 C arpentry CARPENTRY. Horn* repairs, remodel . Decks. Sheds A Garages QUALITY! 331314* CARPENTER All kinds ol home repairs, painting A ceramic HI* Richard Grew.....3111*73 Carpet/Upholstery Cleaning FLOORS SHARE OR SAG? We level Moors and spectail)* In water and termite damage JOyrs eip 4ii7 4*01213 Cleaning Service CATHY'S CLEANING SERV ICE Helerences. reasonable rates Licensed! Call333 7470 CLEAN AS A WHISTLEI 33 olf III Vlilll All arses. Lie.. bonded insl A) lor debit*** 1M1 CLEANING AND IRONINO. reasonable rates 30 ytar Senlord resident 334 313) CLEANING Spring Cleininal Wash windows, tin* cabinets. wallpaperl 4*3-4344 • Hergis Cleaning Servlet a Specialties In olllca cleaning! 14 Hr. lervtca...... .... .317X73 JOY'S Cleaning Service. Rates trom 333 A up. He., bond A ins Res-comm 134*447 Electrical BOOTH ELECTRIC Reslton llal/Commerctal Free »stl »E ROOOOtal* *711313 Fence Sharp Ftncal 1st Rat* work LOW price! Fra* *sl Wood, chainlink A repairs 331 *41) General Services HILL SVCSI Hi pressure water claaningl Carports, peels. hemes Trash removal 341*1*7 Handy Man CAR PE N TRY. MASONARV painting and tile work Free estimates Lisc'd Call 31) 4314 PAINT yard work, root house cleaning, reserverung window c leaning and repaes 4** 7147 PAINT, dry wall. Mooring carpentry and misc repairs Reasonable/Free**! 14* 1341 A L L HOME Improvements Major remodeling, doors A Irim 13 yrs 44* 3343, oves M. LUCIE A SONS Carpentry R em o d elin g A rep a irs . Custom trim A cablnafry. Lic'd/lnsl IS yrs. oxp. Call tor FREE ESTIMATE407 374 7114 Home Repairs A A M LEVELING! Wt FIs Foundations, wood tram* A block I Free estimates.(301*34 HOME OWNER'S HELPER Knowledgeable. Exp'd . Rea* aCarpenlry ePIumbing a Electrical eOryweH- 3317*47 RON COLLIER'S Ramod* Iing I Carpentry, rooting, pointing "No lob too small I" 311 4411 Land Clearing ILAND CLEARING, OBACK HOE WORK. OHAULINO CALL ROCKY, 13*1)44 CAMPION Custom Painting in larlor/axtorlor. Depend* ble/Rel's Dave. 3311013 Paper Hanging PR O F E S S IO N A L PAPE R HANGER BEST PRICESIt 10 Yrs. exp Freeest 333 344* Paving Akins Paving A Cans). Inc.. Asphalt, concrete. FREE est I Lie. A Ins. 333 1130 P r e s s u r e C le a n in g AFFORDABLE HOME CARE • Average Sira House.....143 • Average Slie Roof........343 a Driveways a Poo) Decks a Pro Exterior Painting • Llc'd. tins 1(04311*3*3 PRESSURE CLEANINO MAN. Houses trom 143 quotes by phone I Cell Roger. 334 4444 Screen & Glasswork Lawn Service A QUALITY CUTSI Owner managed/operated I Area res Res/Comm Freeest 331-1413 COMPLETE Quality Lawn A Landscape"*- Tree Service A Irrigation, competitive rates. free «slim*to*Sum»y*s333-7t3* Lawn Cara, F RE East 1 Christian firefighter. E xc. Service! Evenings HI 4713 LA W N M A IN T E N E N C E Weekly or I time service Low rates Call Tern------- 113 4)14 Masonry TWP MASONRY. Brick, block, stucco, concrete Renovations Llc'd A ins 13) 3444/4344137 JAYNE'S MASONRY. Block brick, concrete, toolings Rea sociable Rales! 111-3417 ★ WINDOWPRO★ Window cleaning In 31. out 33 Caulking 7S« Rescreanlng and repairtl Pressure cleaning! Res or Commercial 7AM 7PM Ask tor K.C. * 322-2474 ★ Satellite Repairs ATTN: SATELLITE OWNERS! We sve all makes of Satellite Sys Fast service, reasonable prices! 447 311 33*) Tile T.N T. TILE A MARBLE Commercial, residential Small Installations to com plete renovations Licensed L Insured Tile available below retail) Free estimates! Call *07 *4* 1334er 447 111 *437 Tree Service Moving A Hauling ECHOLS TREE I UW N SVC a a HAULING.yard trash, appliances, furniture, trash ot any kind! Richard......371-77*1 XPRESS M OVING A D E­ L IV E R Y I bdrm apl 111**3. 2 bdrm l i l t *3 com piele! Call tor to tails I 3*44711 Free estimate*! Fair Prices! Lie ..Ins ..Slump Grinding. Teal 711 333* day ar ml* " le f The Prefesswuls 4e if FAM ILY TREE SERVICE Trees down and gone! We beat any est I Lie andm 44*4117 j 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 c iX v c v r s c s n n fv jv c u c s . a AdvortLsv Your Itusiness Hrerv Pa y lo r ,-i.v Low .-i.v / V r Month, (.all (Aassljletl, .122 2(i / / �wm .*6iB8Pki T T T T ■V ;■si < H ( i Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday, March 25, 1991 — • ■ f f —Apartments Unfurnished/ Rant 103—Houses SANFORD w a * to tow* tn m P ir t A el I M rm , astsf Pifc» m• * . nw tt.Mt-uu 107—Mobile Heme* /R e n t uuEMAmr 2/204110 UCIUOED ACRES ) hdrm,, j bath. I car garage, laccutl, fenced yard, w/ p r. . fytlam. Rani w/opflon la buyM w ts m o m a w o " M O M BDRM or j Bdrm. In OILTOMAT Large satactlenl PRIMARY R IA LTY.... SM47M MAimcrs v iiiK i L»k« Ad* I bdrm..... ISUSmo 3bdrm—S37SmoBup....ItMB3S OPEN N O U It PROM *-11, SATURDAY! LARK JIMMIE APTII I bdrm *pt«. W|,h C'H/A Irom *J4C/mo Includes • . K r t i M j n t * 71)5714 NEED4 BEDROOM? Renl/Optionl Lake Mary, large executive home, micro, fireplace, screened porch, tprlnklen. 1*50/DISCOUNT I Investors Beady, 477-7774 D O R C H E S T E R APTS Lab* Mary 12>471) Call between I TAM JPM ■ENTBIS, RENTALS $229 MOVE IN SPICIJM. Home, In all Urn. starting from i m par month. In De­ ltona. No Me to tenant I I bsdraam l bath available IAHPORO - Apt. houM. 4 bdrm. 1500, 1 Mrm. 5715 plus 07pQutof*re* 133774] SANFORD. Lg l bdrm, UAS/mo plus d tp . C/M/A. pool, laundry, sata/qutot tD 5751 SANFORD. I bdrm.. adult, only. Mo pal,. All alact. air. 0|c M SAMPOROlBRwoa/dry WJ5 LK. MARY Spacious i n fencel Praitdontlal Ocavg.......133-4473 SAMFORD . htmURed 1/1, appllanca*. U50/mo LAK I MARY ■Two alary, 7,100 *1 ft 1/14, appliance,, garage, fenced yard. 57JO/mo Mi/momodapoaltmiOlt |WINTER Sprint, • 1 BR 14 bp. Budptt Plan mo»a In t i l l if 7 •mpioyadl I kids/small pat, a*. 174 Lwt Ann Lana. Contact Nancy. Apt. 130. 337-7715 PAULA BITH OSBORN! VENTURE f PROPERTIES 7H 4744________ SAMFORD. Large 1 bedroom, fenced yd., mutl tool Pat, eh. DM mo. piua m t. m w t SAMFORD AREA. 1 bedroom. 1 bath. SMS a month and tStJ »*c. No pat, m a s s ________ J BDRM M BATH, central H/A. near Seminole High. tSOO par monlS plus wcurlty MI-ISM 101— H o u m i Furnished / Rent AMPORD ■ J bdrm 14 bath. ‘ I pat month plut Mcurlly. Call m ia a e altar jpm BDRM., In Sanford. 1775 par month plot oocurlty deposit Call altar 7PM 771 IM7 105— D u p le x T r ip le x / R ent 103—Houses Unfurnished/ Rent SANFORD, downtown area. I bdrm. *773 a month. Plu, wcurlty deposit we-T75-0JII SANFORD j bdrm. 1 bath. A/C. carport. UW per month plu, wcurlty. Call M l WTO SANFORD • Lg. clean I bdrm C/H/A. carport, avail. April 1, 1735/mo , STOPSac, Itl-THi ILTOMA, nlca daan 7/1, CHA. [availab le now) 1400 mo. la iM iU lin a r m id l ILTOMA ] bdrm. homo. |largo yard Nlca and claan. 5p*r month plus security. Call 130 IMS ( I MARY 111 S. Country Club Rd 1 bdrm.. UOO par nth plus dtposif. 131 HAS 107— M o b il* H o m e * /R e n t KEMMY/HIDDCN UWE ESTATES ELDER IPRINSS. oil Hwy. <77. I A 7 bdrm. SIS IS wh.. SISOdap. M1-3SJ4ae 777-154* SANFORD, nlca lurnlthad. mobile home, wnlor, pro farrad. Rani to buy. TlSaaw autlful ] bdrm. 1 bath on [ildatac. Scrto nod porch, replace, double garage. Uk/ptiok.....................1775 f 4*4 4)7* or evtt. 711 777* Attweed Phillip, Inc. KIT *N* CARLYLE® by Larry Wright .U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t WANTED TO BUY1 Housa* In nsad af rtpalr I 1)47 Osfaatt arts, facllltla* tar harws avsllsbla. t<70 par month plu, uHlIttos. 171-ms 143—W aterfront P ro p erty/ Safe 113—Stonge Renlel* ST. JOHN’S NIVER WOfntSNOP/Storaga I N , Alto Workshop apt combat Vary R t* to n * b to !...m - 1CT/Tv. m tg 100 ft. riverfront.) act* treed! 3 bdrm. home plu* spa plus 1 bdrm. guest house. 110.000 below 77 epprareal CALL MYRA. 7B7-771S The Prudential Florida Raalty ^Indagandantly Ownad"P4 4400 I I S — In d u s tr ia l Rental* lU S I N E tl CENTER • Q U A D R A F L R X , Q u ta l Siding I t U M 111—Appliance* / Furniture SO. FT. Building, loading dock, w /1 p h o w powar. ) •e ra *. M l 1t o * 54i m i 115—Real Estate Management 141—Homes for Sale CEIVTIIRT 21 Can't Sail? W«TI Now II fo r you I CMadl R ** lty 1*1 2 Bedritm Apts. Available ;Tour Completely Refurbished sent will Include these feature! * Carpeting • New appliances • New land* & renovated pool • Refrigerator, stove, ther & garbage disposal • Cable T V hook; Newly refurbished clubhouse • Tennis court f • la k e swimmirig 1 tlshin^p La u n d .f center 1Prolerslonal on-site management • Volleyball ASK ABOUT OUR MOVE IN SPECIAL 330>5204 Taka 17-S3 norm on Aliped &hd.. lumwowT/lomiiltmw. YouHwouUgngimanyc ___________m - m i___________ • Laoqweed Prlmo Hwy 04 a 1 o ff lea, I CAR LOT o l w ovalll R U D Y 'I AUTO S A L E !...337-1457 F L E X IB L E T IR M S I 1700 S.F B ldg Sullabla fo r any typ* bu *ln*st,.. 331-54S1/B H - 444-34S4 121—Condominium ______ Rental*______ COUNTRY C rw *. t u r n . 7/ 74 ? Ik. vlaw. m irro rs w a th /d rye r IS lO m o C Ity M g t........* 77,111 LU X U R Y CONDO TuscawHI*. 1 bdrm. 14 bath, 1 scr. patios. no pat,. 1450plu, dap. IW 4*77 FIRE RIDGE CUIBI 2 A 3 Bdrm Condo, available Iro m S47J... S E C M . Inc.. Lie Rool E d i t , Brofcar. S57 5504 123—Wanted to Rant W IL L Fay »4 % on you r money Cuaranlaad by root a sia lt, ............. 7711717 BRANDNIWOFFICE BLDO 447 tq. ft. to 1.S00 sq. It. OCT lONINOt Mova In Special.......... 1154/ma. CALL........ .................731-ms I SMALL RENTAL OFFICES Vary raatonabla. 13X14. For datallt. call now) 713 S57J 1 4 1 — H o m e s f o r Sale BATEMAN REALTY Lie. Raal Eilota Broker 7440 Sanford Ava. 321-0759...................321 2257 A 80RD HONEY 7.7 5 % * j\ S ’ W1 ♦'»( U'. J ‘ ■OHO MOREY, 7 3/4% POSSIBLE II.7W GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE Assumable no qualify loan. In thaw area, I CTwoa# home, from Samlnola/Oranga Vofutia/Laka Countla, I IMMACULATE LESS THAN 13,200 DOUR 7/14. new root, carpal, palm, K r. porch, fenced yd. appli ancat. garaga............. 155,700 HOUSE OR 3/4 ACRE LESS THAN U.SOS DOWN Zoned C7. appliance,, now paint, 3car garage 547.700 POSSIBLE LEASE PURCHASE NEAR 1A U YREES New custom built 7/7. 7700 vq It. on 1/7 acre with wcurlty system, 11replace, appliance,, and pool planned 11144.700 IDYIUMDC HOME 15X30 SOUR POOL 3/7. 7.770 w, ft. on 1/7 acre wlfh new carpet, caremlc tile and palnl. 14X30 family room, privacy fenced yard with wall and sprinkler ,y,iem. 1114.700 ST. JOHR'S AND LK MONROE 5 acre ntalel 4/3. 7500 sq ft.. Custom built. 5737.700 LM E MARY U S S THAR S3,000 DOWN 7/1, living, dining, lamlly rooms, lencsd yard, new paint, carpal and Ilia 147.700 Vf NTUHF PROPERl [S H IS T O R IC A L 1 BDRM. HOME over 7.700 tq tt Hardwood floor,. IIrep Iace. carrlaga houw............IT). MO' 1 Bedroom Special $ 1 0 0 O ff F IR S T M O N T H S R E N T fall m ill • Indoor Racquetbi.il • Weight Room • Pool & Jacuzii • Garden Windows • Fireplaces 2335 W. S e m in o le Blvd. H w y . 1 7 * 9 2 , S a n lo rd R E G A T T A 3 2 3 -2 6 2 8 S M O K E S Provisionally Owned 4 Managed by On toko Morvoo FRM Properties Inc OWNER MOTIVATED To soil W a sh in g to n Oaks 3/ 14 . F tn ctd . an cul-desac Graal starter ham*. 15*400 O R E AT 1/1 CONDO Fplc., dinin g rm.. w a s h a r/d r y a r. erae pool, tarmls. w o rko u t rm ., logging tra ll.m o ra lU 7.J00. POOLSIDE BRICK 4/ 1 4 . Formal dining, eat in k it. fam ily rm .. cabana. On 4 acre. Whal a deal 15174.700 A 1S U M II NO Q U ALIFY F u lly lurnlshad 1/7 condo, Including silverw are to towels. Sea this quick 1171. 500. OSTEEN AREA S p a c io u s 1 / 2 . 1 p o o ls , clubhouse, g o ll community. R a flrF m a n l s p a c la l. Now tSO.OOO ASSUMABLE FHA 57,400 down lo r gat sm all second). Low P IT I payment. 7/7 w a d you and soma TLC. Call. 557,700 CAU. ANYTIME 321-2720 SPEE0 QUEEN WASHER Heavy duty, whlto, Ilka new. 5300................... CallHS 4750 113—Television/ Radio / Stereo • SHARP Tatovlsian. It" color, good condition. 17777) 1471 WITH YOUR awn Salalllla Sytlam, you watch HBO, Cinemai, ESFN, CNN A aver IN efher channels tor tost than in/me. Last* purchase pratram availab le. Call 34H7M....14 hr racardsd mess 11" COLOR TV. year old. *75. TO" Color TV. 570 Escalton* cond. Call.................374-737* 189—Office Supplies /E quipm ent ~ 223—Miscellaneous BUY........ SEU______ TRADE N U E ri CROWN FAWN __________ 733 57*4__________ ANTIQUE -RUMP OROAN. t i l l ; COMPUTER. Tandy 1.000 HX wlfh monitor, print tr. and mousa. 5400 ar bail oiler.................. Call 774 4755 ATTICS. OARAOES cleaned and hauled away! Usually for th* good and bad. Plut pay for anything of value In antes! of work. Fra* a ll. 111-7)55 Anytime 1__________________ COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE! Reasonable rates I W* do It all! m 0557ar 717-1771 DESERT STORM CARDS S7lS0fN.S17. Call Richard. 777 SB44 a ELECTRONIC FLASH Unit. slldM over your camera New IMTT/asklng 57 00OBO __________ 7774777__________ a EXERCISE RYCVCLE • Seers. Sfurday stationary bicycle, aecattonl condition 5*3717 7015. ask tor Esther • EXERCISE BIKE. Prosper! ergomattor, electronic #775. • New 1100. Sail 150.171-477* • FREE FREE) Firewood J tolled fraat. Saw. spill and haul away al your own risk I __________ 711-1171__________ • KEROSENE tpaca healer, model TSC-15. Tank capacity 4.0. Llk* new, sacrifice for tTO Call 771 0170, leave message • LADIES "Kenny Rogers" Western boots. Slit 7'iM Lf. blue. 7" haul. Worn once) Coif 5170. Sell tor IM. 731 4411 M AONAVOX STEREO. T u rn ta b le , 1 c a t t a i l * , AM/FM, CD. 1150717-7177 QUALITY CONCRETE WORKI N yrs. *ep*r. Pattos, drives, •fc. Fre* Ettinutosl 577-7415 • TREADMILL Non motorlied Vary nlca. 545 __________ 713*417__________ • TYPE W R ITE R. Personal Seleclrlc with stand. 140 eves and weekends. 177 47U_______ WEDDING OOWN. Southern style, pale pink, w/all ac cetsortos I Si 7/11700 *1) 1777 PM INCH Olrlt Bike Good condlllon. SHOO 111 4*55 1 WHEEL-3 SPEED Btcycto. Good condlllon. Schwinn maka.171. Ml 4)74 2 3 1 -C a rs _____ CLASSIFINDERS SAV ■ time. Lai us match your request with our computer! i*d A FPL a III LIST of VEHICLES!! Captor w/earfar, NO REA­ FREE!FREE! SONABLE OFFER REFCALL 407-177-7447 USEDI.................... 777-5*70 OUTSIDE ORLANDO * HE IX, “ ,gr old- -metat—type. ■ ----------- |-e*)-4»f-H4) -------Hvy. duly w /lypew rltar a a Gena Burkt Auto Sales a a compartment 544 Cen deliver Low at S177 down! Low pay 777-4117____________________ menlsl * • • * • • • 714-IM7 WOODEN DESK, med. brown Locater/Credit Ribuitders ton*, w/beveled glass top. 7 Will locale cart and/or credit d ra w ers. SI50. 711 )444 A program lor everyone Good IIcredit, bad credit, bankrupt, eel No on* turned down I No 191-Building credit check lees! Call Tadayl M aterials 574-7777ar 777-1011__________ ALL STEEL RUILOIHGS al dealer Invoice. 7.000 lo 50.000 tq ft. Call N7-771-5751 caftocf P.M.S. Volusia/SomioottCo (4*7) 454-444* e r n ittW ONLY 57,100 Assuma, 1/14. 7 car garaga, fenced 1750 sq II. AC. Off Lk. Mary Blvd Pool. tennis, lake. 731-17*1 BANK FORECLOSURES!! CALLCARLALEE STAIRS PROPERTY RIDING MOWER RENAULT ALLIANCE MANAGEMENT A REALTY 4*7 775 7711/111 t i l l W. M a licio w th l. Realtar __________ 173-70*7__________ Quinn Realty SANFORD/LAKE MARY AREA Craftsman 10 In tlac. start. Shp. 4 pick up baskets Used 7 seasons' heads battery 5500 713-7171 After 5, GOVERNMENT HOMES AND BARK FORECLOSURES * Lake Mary Lehetrenl a 540.000btlow appraisal I Full In law suit*, million Svlaw. acraagal..................1147*00 • Dupleis, * UJ.OOO & 577.500 *1 Bdrm. Beauties* Loadtol eatras! Longwood. Sanlord. Lake Mary a Assume No Quality a Spotless 7bdrm . Winter Springs.................... 541.700 a Sanlerd a 3great buys under DO.000 DEBARY. 544,0001 7 y r. now 7/1 on big lo ll Tom plln Raalty, *70 4415, Joanna. MS 5104 7/7 on .44acres, large barn....we.OOO E. ORANOE COUNTY FROMtSOS DOWN DELTONA. 7/74 over I.SOO tq. tt. On a groat lot IS0.400 piui family room ISI.900 METRO. NEAL ESTATE CO., INC. _________ SII-7777__________ *H ID 0 E N IM E * o Charming 4/7, family rm . fpic .motivated577.400 WANT 10 S E U YOUR HOME? I am looking lor nlca home, lo match with buyers. 321 3663 (24 hours) * * S A N FO R D * I First Tim* Buyers Special Only ll. m down 1 5470-mo buys 4 BR brick horn* (l.m S F.) II you quality lor 7 75X Iliad rat* bond money 11 Set lied neighborhood Special salaprlca!! 55*,sn Call Braiton Green Hemes 344 5WI or tell free I 404 344 7543 Hurry! Only 1 t e w l.eft * * Unlta Include Waaher/Dryer Connections • ALBUMS, i i " records and 45's. Brand now. SI. Call right away Very good for disc lockeys or clubs 714 3147 a GUITAR, new (Chicago) |7J 173 11*? Call Bob Grigory, REALTOR __ Century 31 O vlada Realty C L O S E T O 1-4 & SH O P P IN G DIBART DARLINO Assuma no qualify I Neal 7/7 on Hlghbank*. Between riv e r A US 17 7). Only 557,700. 2 Bedroom Special 1545 Park Dr., Sanlerd 741 W. Lake Mary El., Lk. Mary *% Own3Set Family neighborhood ) to chose Irom In high 40's and mid 70's. Call lor more Information! HD REALTY 2«moo SHEFFLEY REALTY, Raaltars Thinking of Sailing? Call For Frw Market An*trilll*73 7*W THIS ONE’S FDRYOU! Well kept 7 bdrm. 1 bath h i m i , P L U S c o m p le te Mother In lew epertment Features 1 screened porches, lenced yard, CHA. lamlly room and morel Call new at UM N. CALL BART REAL ESTATE REALTOR............... >77 747* 1ST—Investment P ro p e rty / Sole T0WNH0MES RETIREE SPECIALI X two bedroom unlit, across Irom city park Out*I and tacurt Will tell Individually or at package Reduced lor quick sal*! 147.700 B» owner ________ Call 773 4447_________ IH -A c re e g e L o ts / S a le $ 4 0 0 ° ° Per Month For Your Convenience We Are Open Monday thru Friday 9 6. Saturday 10 -2 and Sunday By Appointment GENEVA GARDENS APARTMENTS 1505 W. 25th St., Sanford 3 2 2 -2 0 9 0 0 X E + ACRE LOTI Paved. Lak* MarSham Rd 5)5.000 Stenslrom Reelty. Jattenn* » ] 11*1/111 1717 UNUSUAL VST BEAUTIFUL. 5 acres w/greel potential Super til* 7onad tor horses Stewstrem Realty >33 3437 15 7—M o b ile H o m e s / Sale CLEAN FILL Dlrl Cheap I M F. I 70 7 70. 1114447 LAROE SNAP ON BOXES. New Snap On glass bead cabinet EHe cond Call U M tll 199— P el* 8, Supplle* BEAUTIFUL Female pit bull. 1's mo . ears and lail cropped, all slv.is and lags 1150 Days 177-Alls. lea*. 1777117 EASTER BUNNIESI Bring own cage or box Call After 5PM lor directions! 1)7 771* EASTER BUNNIES! Lop and Dwarfs only Reason able price Call HI 1*17 EASTER BUNNIES' M Each. Call 111 tit) • •WANTED* *. Golden red Persian kllten. papers not ^jsactSM rylC alhym siSI^ 200— Registered Pet* AKC CHOW PeppMS. J females. 7 males Black! W'papers L shots 111) negotiable *4* 7471 •r 444 *413 Pebble er Rick WH I T E S C O T T Y . W a ll Highlander Spunky mala. 4 months old Shots and papers Asking 5300 334 13)1 201— Horse* • • H AY FOR SAL E I • • BAHIA S7 50 bale FENCE Mdf- B Repair 11711711eves HORSE FOR LEASE Deltona •rta I I 75 pwr month Call 131 Bin 211—Antiques/ Collectibles IMe ART DECO Bdrm Suite Hd/IIBrd . dresser, mirrer, better*!- mats. Moe in leas 215 — Boats and Accessories llettf 1 BR 2 Ail nm+ interior, wocl porch L util rm VxrtfkPt MUI00 m SI21 1S4* If FT TARPON 175 HP Chrysler With trailer 51,000 orbetloltor UP toll It M0 74X77, III M« 343 3777 Deluxe Model! Florid* room MQXJO) Kitchen eppl . C H A he*f pump Shed AAy%t iel) duefoillr«%« JJO PHVLLISXAR CENTER 1157. looks and runt good 1750 or best oiler Call alter 4PM. 731 4* 37, ask tor Tom or Shall* 1777 MIRAGE Auto. A/C. Automatic 11 to choose from t ___ *7* 1717__________ 171* GRAND MARQUIS • Gray, LOADED! 17.775 ___________ 47*1717___________ SAVE $31$ Before you purchase your nail vethlcla call l-TM-USA-IMS. Est. II. for 5 mlnufes of car buying education! Which will saveyoutttt5.lt TSperml-i TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN eicepl las. lag, litla, etc 1157 FORD ESCORT Auto, air. low miles, on* owner! Only 1154.57 per month! Call Mr Payne. 177 3177 1990 ACUNA INTEGRA Good condition GREAT CAR! 114,700Call 133 37*4 ____ 77 PLYMOUTH. Salon, good cond To the highest bidder! 777-7577 After 5; 7* PM________ B* CHRYSLER La Baron. AC. AT.MUSTSELLI SHOOOBO 314-7055 233—Auto Parts / Accessories COMPLETE Ford 250 4 Cylinder e n g in e w lfh a u tom a tic transmission 1375 obo ' l l Pinto. 5475otoo 777 5154_______ MUNCIE M l) 4 tp . Blow Proof bell hout. flywheel, clutch and press. pH. 5150 547-13)7 235—T ru c k */ Buses / Vans Sanford Motor Co. 1754 ORAND WAGONEER V I. auto. A/C. low mitos! 1 owner. *4,475173 4747________ TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN Yxcept lax. lag, (III*, ate 1777 CHEVY PICK UP Auto, air, stereo, one owner I Only 5177.77per monlhl Call Mr. Payne, 177 3177 »■ > 1/1 TON SILVERADO, extra cab. 4 wheel drive. 510.700...................... 331 *474 177) CHEW Sit Blaiar. 4 dr . PS/PB. AM/FM cais.. AC. auto. Exc. cond Owner II nanclng available 1514.500. 774-33*7 238—Vehicles Wanted______ WE PAY TOP 555 lor wrecked cars/trucksl WE SELL guar antoed used parts AA AUTO SALVAOEef PeBary, *40 *000 239—Motorcycles _____ and B ikes_ 17*4 CHEVY DUMP TRUCK. Dump works! Needs engine work 54Q0OBO 773 5431 175) YAMAHA. Black 4 Grey. TtoW r YIOCT/nneort.—.Vfts! Sell 115700 OBO 177 54)1 1755 MERCURY TOPAI.'Auto. AC. Waif maintained, new engine 51100 711 5571________ II* 400 HONDA, low mileage Runs graal! MUST Sail!I S400 OBO 111 47IJ 241—Recreational Vehicles / Campers TERRY TRAILER 7* 7ft It roof air. sleeps 5 Fitra nice! 57.700Call 777 71/7 71 FRANKLIN Tr.i.-l ti.i,ier )l Ft. w/ r X 74 healed FI room. Inc I shed 5)01)0 MUST tall I 444 4777 243— J u n k C a rs eCASHe FOR YOUR JUNK CAR OR TRUCK! ! ANY CONDITION..7717777/3)0 1144 StTOP Dollar), Paid lor |unk cart, trucks. 4 wheel drive Any condition.............. I l l 5770 195—M achinery Tfooi* SAVE MU NEW ttt! HOME SI WHY FAT RETAILf 14X77. ItM 40X11 PARK MOOCL RV * LOW DOWN * • Mo Credit/Poor Credit a No Finance Charge • Sam* Day Delivery Buy Her*. Pay Her*! ★ 321-4414 * 193—Lawn B Garden aCuttom built, arc area. 7/7. 1/7 .crw. astuma mortgage 5177.400 Gary Larwoad 745 4144 ar 745 440) 1 Bedroom 1 Month FREE W e list and sell m ore property tfu n anyone in the Greater Sanford/lake M a ry area. A/Cs ■ 17,500 BTU, 3 yrs. aid, 5250J 4.700 BTU. 7 mo old. 5150; 7,500 BTU. I yrs. eld. Make offer................7774057 • AC UNIT. Saar* 770. hast and air. Window unit, good cond. 5100.577-7777_______________ •ANTIQUE flit »* • ta**t, with fin# Inlay dttign. 14" tilt lop. m ................... C a iia c n n BJ'S RESALE W* Bay/SaU Funstfar* A CaflactlbNi. lacladlng Estates t m i. leotard Ava., 733-7447 •CENTRAL HEAT A Air unit for small house. 1100. alto FREE FIrewoodI 777 7451 • DINETTE Sat. labia M" X I t " w/ 4 padded chair* 140. Can deliver- TO**7*_____________ • END TABLE, brat* and glass. Lika now, no 777 0504________ • QOLD FLUSH Oavanparl, tie . condition on castors SIS. Call mornings...........t t U B f • HUTCH, tap hat glass doors and cabinet area on bottom. Good condition. Asking 5100 ___________ 711 1377__________ • " K R O IH L E R " Ltvsttat, cream valval with separata throw plltowt. >100 747 tMI LARRY'S MART. IIS Sanford Ava. Naw/Utad turn. A appl Bay/Sell/Trada........17T4m. • SOFA, brown. 7 ft., low saatt. Good c-mdlllon. S45 OBO ___________ 777*071___________ SOFA and tovasaat, (gray) good condlllon 1450; Babamat crvfa*. 1100Call 77G0774 2 3 1 -C a r* 223—Musical Merchandise CLEAN UP Tim*I Y*rdt. lawn cart/landtcapa Rat/Camm. Freeetl Area resld en lllll**) * O V IE D O * R egatta Shores Apts, overlooking L ake Monroe A ppl. 711-4BM Iran* please Insert thick black harder., Include, Screened Pool Speclel R at* Financing ________ Call 7771771________ POOL! 3/ P 7 . living, dining Newly Renovated! New Carpet & Vinyl! New Celling Fan • New Verticals — *‘ New Mini-Blind* I N C . 322-2420 SANFORD! Great Harter, In ve il. 1/1. fenced! S41.000 Stenslrom Realty.......777 *705 The Prudential BUILDER'S SPEC HOMES • A FFO R D A B LE R E A L T Y , 17! 4/44 F lo rid a R ealty • C LEA N T ......................... That* rlghl PMS1 Positive Mantel Strategies Woman for 5 minutes ol positive menial strategies In car buying to save you tit Turn a Into a * Call l 7eaUM l l N . t i f *4 • PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION* EVERY TUEf.BFRI.7:M PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 7), Dayton* Beach ____ 774 155 Bill _ O n fu iK N IC E STEN STR O M ASSUMABLE NO QUALIFYING FIXED), YEAR RATE ASSUMABLE a NO QU ALIFY LIKE NEWI 7/1. two story, ALIO HAF FUNDS Only 114.000 moves you In appliance,, fireplace I Privacy AVAILABLE tented veve with pool, ucroo quickly F a m ily rm , aat In k lf Itl.TOOItward dewnpaymenf A much more. Fori «nd closing costs) ____ }. Jand 4bedroom home, S3700 DOWN IRCLCLOSING REDUCE DIM,SOS "avallaH tfH u rry,w oni*vt" ■ “ P lf eo-e*t.-)/rv-/rvln.;, -toil*} lamlly rm.. wcurlty tyilam. ~T~rW#-a(S1«r.- b lrO rr watbire-Jd 1.7 acres. Pool, security, HI*, WELL KEPT 7 BDRM. fenced yard. 147.TW fplc Jeelttaday! COUNTRY HOME on 5 acre, Now only *777,70011 In Industrial growing area P4IJI K BUM OSBOftNf ,144.500 Call Janel Mansfield Days. 177-1114 CvtsM u-nil AA Carnet, Inc. -A p a ^ m jd i- 141—Hornet for Salt B E A T THE RECESSION! Now hom e, tram S77K I Modal open. CMC H am e».W »«U 54*a 117—Commercial ______ Rental* 219-W antedfe Buy BBS AQvBWtPMBfW New-Fttraue Metals------- 01*** KOKOMO.-----------177 1100 Mefhsr A Daaghfer CaatTgn- 145— Duplex te r Sale Now offlca/Whw. S00 ft. to 1,475 ft. Bay* with or w/o offices starting at 5357/m* Hwy.il/nSSR477 ________ C *lt...P 77 MS________ MASS SQUARE FT..W/Lo*ding dock, ) phaw powtr, SI.JO par sq.ft. 4B7 77) Sill___________ 127—Office Rantal* Toast the Good Life 139—Real Estate Wanted U n it e d W ay Ken 'Rummel GET TO KNOW 1984 CHEVY MONTE CARLO 19 8 2 F2 5 0 P IC K U P V4, BUCXIT.PW.PL. LOAOtD. NC£ car AU TO , A IR LIKE A N tW ONI-, TWO TONE PA iht *3 4 8 0 *2 9 8 0 1988 CHEVY SPRINT AUTO. AIR. LOW HIES, LOW LOW PAYMENTS *3 6 8 0 19 74 D A T S U N P IC K U P CUSTOM TOUCH MUST M E *1 9 8 0 MIIERE!4tfoZ PAYHERE! *3 5 A WEEK 1986 CHEVY CELEBRITY 1988 C M C P LOCKS. 77 000 USES. ONE OWNER LIKE NEW ONLY CAM PL I I IOP. ALL POW4E R LOW MAES, w o r m AST *4 2 8 8 SLE *9 4 8 0 1987 CHEVY CAVALIER S/W 1988 T O Y O T A XTRACAB LOW USES AJJfO. AIR. LOADED GRCAT i4n,M*9vri G*«£ AT *4 1 8 0 4 * K £ l D « iv r 100**0 *6 9 8 0 HIGHWAY 17-92, SANFORD (1/2 mile North ol Lako Mary Blvd.) Easy to find from anywhere in Central Fla. Phono (407) 321-7800 or (407) 628-9779 �■■■■ * f -t '• ■ ■ ■ ■ M l ( ' i f f • f { ‘ 9 f ................ ' f f l T ~ r i » i i t 0 J I — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Monday. March 25. 1M1 by Oiic Yeung 8L0NDIE Coccyx pain has numerous causes D B A * DR. OOTT: Since 1968 |‘ve been plagued with coccyx pain. This condition followed long period* of sitting while writing a book. There are no signs o f pain when standing, walking, running or Jumping — only when lying on my back or sitting In a relaxed position. Why does the pain continue? D B A * RKAD BK: Although the term "pain In the tall" Is often reserved for the sensation we experience In dealing with unpleasant situations and lrdialing people,* true coccygeal pain can be very uncomfortable. Arthritis of the bones In the lower back can cause this pain; however, there are other causes, too. For example, the lower Intestine may be the source of such pain. Internal hemorrhoids (swollen veins Inside the anus), rectal Infections and fissures (cracks) and rectal tumors must be ruled out In any patient who suffers chronic pain over the coccyx. I remember once seeing a patient who had put up with excruciating pain for days. My first clue to nls disorder was a tiny dimple. Just below the coccyx, that seeped a little pus. Later, after the patient had been anesthetized, a surgeon discov­ ered a huge abscess, which had arisen In a pilonidal sinus — a congenital malformation con­ sisting of an abnormal tract or opening between the rectum and the skin. I was surprised the p a t ie n t had n ot s u ffe r e d sym p to m s ea rlie r because. Judging from the size o f the abscess. It must have been there for months. M IDICINK To provide additional Informa­ tion on arthritis. 1 am sending you a free copy of my Health Report “ Understanding Os­ teoarthritis." PETER {GOTT.M.D. te Previses fsn tr 1 Osssset roossts 4 Construction • S U M '* 12 LP spend 13 f 14 Look tor 18 WWNsres 18 Jethro — 17 Lohengrin's I I Doctrine 20 Old ape 22 Actress Myrna23 Write* I 28 Western Wy 27 Moots 31 Meed 34 Technical 38 Movie 37 ImaM monkey 31 VtrpMa 40 Western marsh ptenl 41 r “ 43 Late 48 Fabric 47 Befuddled 48 From----- 1. soTable — 82 84 Fool SI How sweet •0 Money •2 Soviet commune 13 Colonnade •4 Racecourse 88 MMdtelset L J IL IU -J IL IU U L3LHJLJ j J I L H jI U ULJLLJLI UUU ■JUU U U U IJ L J u u u JUkJLJU □L1UUUL1U UULJILI lUILKJ JJUU ULJLJLJ L IU U u L IU IIU L IIJ liU L ik iU U JL ILJU U U LltJU U U U -JLIU U u m a u u u u LH1U Ul JLJLJ UI9UULJULJ LJLULULJU ULLllI LJULIU LJL1UIU U LH J kJILIkJILI 1411 I M OTf. $8 — ON •7 Remove rind from 81 Swift aircraft UUUU l l ’ lk'JI-1 I <1.11111 - •) . artsk salt 8 Vam 1 TV's lathing (2 wds.) 2 — — enuff 7 Luxury car • Mao — lung 0 Somewhat (abbr.) colored 10 Meslcan 11 Approve 19 Russian fight­ er plane 21 — Moines 24 Makes sweater 21 Channel 27 Leave out 28 Actress Hayworth 29 Repetition 30 Coxy 32 — Kelt asp er­ se Lamb's pen name 30 Commercials 41 Empower 44 — or no 40 Deity 48 Fable writer 80 Light fog 81 Aleutian Coccygeal pain can also be caused by gynecological Infec­ tions In women and. obviously, by Injury to the coccyx Itself. When one o f my patients fell from a ladder and landed on his bottom, his coccygeal fracture caused pain on sitting until the bone healed. 83 Thomas — Edison 88 Demons 88 Lubricates 87 Run 89 Sink 61 Boat gear WIN AT BRIDGE i! By James Jacoby You arc defending against u suit contract and decide to lead from a holding o f three small cards. Which one do you lead — top. middle or bottom? A* If It Is an unbtd suit, even the experts cannot agree on the best choice. But If It Is a suit partner has bid, there is no dissension. It y o u h a v e s u p p o r te d y o u r partner, lead Itlgh from three small; if you have not. lead low. ---- E irtt-W e*t~ JJJted_J h Is _UD d e r s t a n d in g to p r o d u c e a sparkling defense on today's hand. The one-club opening was P r e c is io n , sh o w in g 16:plus points. The onehcart ovcrcall was slightly unorthodox w ith , only a four-card suit, but Easr wanted to help Iris partner find the best lead. After supporting his partner. West led the heart three. Having the two. East then knew his partner held a heart honor, which had lo Ik* the queen. So he won the first trick with the king und returned the two. When returning your suit, you traditionally lead your original fourth highest. Therefore West knew that his partn er hud ovcrcalled on u four-card suit. West won trick two with the heart queen and returned his last heart. Finally Bust produced the coup dc grace, leading (he 13th heart. West rufTed with the spade king, promoting East's Jack ns the setting trick. __Umv.dld.East.know that South had the club ace rutheMhun thespade king? If South had the spude king, on the fatal fourth round of hearts he would ruff h igh in hand und d is c a rd dummy's club loser. T o prevent this. West would huve cashed the club ace when In with the heart queen. J a m e s J a c o b y 's b o o k s “ J a c o b y on B r i d g e " u nd "Jacoby on Card Gam es" (w rit­ ten with his lather, the late Oswald Jacoby) are now avail- able at bookstores. Doth are published by Pliaros Books. ( 0 1 9 9 1 . N E W S P A P E R EN TERPR1SE ASSN. J-lUt NORTH ♦ A Q f 32 ♦ J 10 4 ♦ AKJ 9 ♦ K WEST EAST ♦ JO ♦ AK7 2 ♦ K V Q I3 ♦ 07 4 2 ♦ 43 ♦ 100 7 f 3 ♦ J I 3 42 -------------- j o t m i ------------ ♦ 10I 7 3 4 ♦ 913 ♦ Q 103 ♦ AQ Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: North Sooth Weil 1♦ 4♦ J» All pass North 1♦ 2♦ East 1♦ Pass Opening lead: ♦ 3 HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY March 26.1991 by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST________ WHfCH case po you w a n t TO TAPE’- THE Wine i A l i i WAN VJHO SAYS SOMEONE HAS LlFTEP H<S \ ^ SPWTS, o p THE aphbsive PANPA SuPPPEP W O SAT* fOMEfrPY pipFEP Him off 7 NEiTHEP. 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NEWSPAPER EN­ TERPRISE ASSN. Leonard Starr ANNIE TH' 5T0R* 18 HU. TH£ ACh TO 4TART KARTING UP fcASV’ VP, THtY6Hiaf5.B*A~ AtiP TO CHCOa THfiR weAAOtii.. ...It'S NOT IR U t, 1 CTOK/ 'USAPPT* , 15 TTriCK O H lC'lQ6\CAl P A H A G f/ / � 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, March 25, 1991 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 25, 1991. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Washed out were a softball tournament, a North Central Conference baseball game at Seminole Commu­ nity College and a Lake Mary High School varsity baseball game. See Page IB □ Florida A break from the beaches APOPKA — Instead o f heading for the Florida beaches. 10 young women from the Roman Catholic college Jumped In a van last week and drove to Apopka. Th e students boarded with farmworker families, labored In ferneries and helped In health clinics and with community groups. 8 « l Page 2A □ P e o p le Is your lawn stressed out? Weeds are common to all lawngrasses. When there Is a problem with weeds In the lawn. It indicates that your lawn Is stressed for some reason. See Page SB Harriett calls for immunizations SANFORD — All Sanford police officers and firefighters should be Immunized against the deadly Hepatitis B virus In the wake o f a national epidemic. Sanford Police Chief Steve Harriett has told city officials. Last month Harriett requested that the city provide Immunization for officers after the Center for Disease Control In Atlanta Issued a health alert to those working In public safety Jobs. Th e Occupational Safety and Health A d ­ m inistration has Issued policy that " a ll employees at substantial risk o f directly con­ tacting body fluids shall be offered Hepatitis B vaccinations free o f charge.” In a memo to the city commission, city Personnel Director Tim McCauley said Inocula­ tion o f all 152 city public safety workers would cost $136 per employee, or $20,672. If done by the Seminole County Health Department. He ulso recommended allotting another $i.700 In the 1991-92 city budget for additional Inocula- tions-needcdducto-employee-tumoveF.-------------T h e city com m ission w ill consider the Hepatitis B Inoculations at Its regular meeting tonight at 7 p.m. In the commission chambers of Sanford City Hall. 300 N. Park Avc. About 300,000 new cases o f Hepatitis B were reported In 1990, according to the CDC. The virus can be transmitted to police officers or fire rescue workers when blood from accident victim s enters u worker's eyes or an open wound. The disease Is also transmitted sexually, or through any exchange of body fluids. 1-4 lane closing for tonight LONGWOOD — The left. Inside lane o f castbound Interstate 4 between State Roads 434 and 436 will be closed from 8 p.m. tonight until 6 a.m. Tuesday morning while crews set up barrier walls. Th e work Is part of the $3.1 million state construction project to build a four-lane bridge at Center Street. Welcome home...Dad FORT HOOD. Texas — Becky Blcranowskl had some good news for her husband when he came home from the Persian Gulf War: she was about to give blnh. " I'm having contractions.” she told Staff Sgt. Steve Blcranowskl. Blcranowskl. still wearing Ills desert fatigues, drove her Saturday to Darnall Army Communi­ ty Hospital, where she gave birth to a girl about 30 minutes later, her fourth child. Retail g a s p rice s drop Average cost less than before Kuwait invasion ____________ »• t By LACY DOMIN Herald People Editor SANFORD — Although the nation's average gasoline price this month dropped below Its level before Iraq Invaded Kuwait. Satjford area stations are already beginning to pass along Increased prices to motorists. Sylvester Chang, owner o f Chang's Mobil, said this morning oil companies have raised prices to dealers about three cents In the last week. “ It's higher than It was lost week. We have to pass the Increase along, but overall It Is still good because consumers are paying 9.3 cents more In taxes. Gas prices arc about whal they were last Ju ly." Chang explained. Joe Hall, ow ner of two Sanford Chevron stations, confirmed prices had been going down, but had "probably bottomed out." "T h ey ’re up a penny or two. W e're holding It down because there's a little more competition on this strip." Hall, referring to 17-92. said this morning. Prices arc predicted to rise as winter ends and more motorists take to (he road, said Industry analyst Trilby Lundberg. "In this period, with consumption coming up. bill considering how low prices are. consumption can be expected to be strong this spring.” Lundberg said. The average price for all grades o f gasoline at full- and self-serve stations was $1.1688 on Friday, down 3.46 cents since Feb. 22. according to the Lundberg Survey of 13.600 gasoline stations nationwide. At self-serve stations, the nverage price o f regular leaded gasoline on March 8 was 98.54 cents a gallon; regular unleaded. 104.13: and premium unleaded. 120.46. At full-service stations, regular leaded waa 134.71 cents: regular unleaded. 136.19; pre­ mium unleaded. 150.95. Chang said his price for self-serve regular □ Bee Gas, Page BA Legislative action could aid sc h o o ls By <1. MARK BARFI1LO Herald staff writer SANFORD — Area lawmakers say Seminole County schools could be the big winner from the current legislative session. More money for school programs and school construction and greater local discretion In spending It could benefit local schools despite a year that Is projected to have up to a $1.4 billion deficit In state spending. Rep. Frank Slone. R-Ovlcdo, said a main accomplishment o f the session which began last Tuesday could be the equalization o f reve­ nues that assures Seminole County schools receive a fairer share of the tax rev en u es co llected In the county. Now the county receives a smaller |>cr-studcnt jharc o f stale school appropriations than many other counties. Slone, whose district Includes most o f the county cast o f U.S. Highway 17-02. saki the equalisa­ t io n o f a ll s c h o o l r e v e n u e s throughout the stutc would cost $400 million. To trim costs. Stone said the Legislature may Initially bring school districts receiving the least return on lax revenues to the middle range. As a result. Seminole County could receive $450 or more ~ per. hi uiJcnt in_AikJiUanal -revenues-, a potential windfall of more than $2 million. "Th ere's a lot o f concern about equity," Stone said. "I think there's a real potential that If there was a Free school textbooks offered ■y NICK FFEIFAUF Sanford H erald Writer SANFORD — The Seminole County School Hoard will be giving away school textbooks Tuesday —through—Thursday—a t - t h e - honk wart; 1 Mellonvllle Ave. Dick liofmanit. al the School Board office, said there will lie a wide variety of books from practically every subject area offered throughout the school system, but no longer In use because they have been replaced by newer updated versions of the books. Hofmann said (he first hooks will be available on Monday, but (hose will be for selection specifically by personnel o f I he school system. "T h is Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday." lie said, "anyone who Is. any of these liooks Is welcome to stop In and take their pick." He added that the only request Is that people wanting the Irro used textbooks bring either bags or boxes In which to carry them. The free textbook give-away will tie between the hours o f 8:30 am and 4 pm for each o f the three days. □ See Schools, Page SA Fishing trip turns tragic; 2 drown By V IC K I DeBORMIER Herald stall writer OSTEEN — A fishing trip turned Iraglc for three men caught In high winds on Lake Harney yesterday morning. David Silas Armstrong. 50. of 2169 Lake Drive. Winter Park: his son-in-law. Brad Keith Riggs. 21. whose address was not released: and Robert Roosevelt Thomas. 43. 4827 Cherokee Rose Drive. Orlando, a family friend, were attempting to return to shore In Osteen when their 15-foot Cobla boat began to take on water about 10:30 n . m . Armstrong and Thomas wrrr killed In Ihr attempt to return to shore. Riggs survived and was transported to Central Florida Regional Hospital In Sanford where he was treated for exposure and released a few hours later. According to Lt. Vlnard Hilt, a spokesman with the regional office of the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission In Ocala. Ihc trio was caught In violent winds on the lake, which Is a part of the St. John's River on the SeminoleVolusia County border. Higgs was saved from the boat by a helicopter crew from the Volusia County Sheriffs Office who were railed lo the scene at about 12:30 p.m. afler several failed attempts at rescue were made In­ other boaters In I he area. "It was very windy and rescue was dlfllrull." Hitt said. "B ill they did lt." Armstrong and Thomas were found at about 2:45 p.m. by Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission officers. Hill said. "T h ey were still clinging on their life pre­ servers." Hill said. Though previous reports slated that (he boat had flipped over causing the pair to drown. Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission officials are not confirming that al this time. "W e know they were taking on water to the rear of the (mat and they started submarining through the waves.” Hitt said. Higgs was not available for comment this morning. A t 51,m isfit C P A trad e s b u s in e s s for c la s s r o o m From staff and w lra reports By LAURA L. SULLIVAN Herald staff writer B ridge................ C la s s ifie d *....... ..4B .S B M ovlo s.............. C o m lo s............. . C ro ssw o rd........ Doar A bby........ D ea th s .............. D r. O o tt............. E d ito ria l............ ........ 4 A T ele v is io n ......... F lo rid a ............... Temps rise slowly Sunny and a little w a r m e r w ith th e highs In the upper 60s and a variable wind. For mors w eather, • • • Pago 2 A Stephen Vartin teaches an English class at SCC I.AKE MARY — Stephen Vartin was a certllled public account mil. a mlstlt CPA who couldn't muke hlmsclf believe that everything In life can tie reconciled like a hank ledger. So he quit. For the 20 years that followed, the CPA-tumcd-poct. now an English and humanities Instructor al Semi­ nole Community College, alternated between the career he loved — teaching — and Hie career economic constraints dictated lo him — busi­ ness At 51. Vurtln said, hr Is done "selling ou t" to business. "E ven when I worked In other fields." he said, " I always thought of myself as a teacher." " I think once you lilt 50. you should do whai you want to do." Vartin said Earlier In his career, he said, he had tieen forced to leave leaching because of the meager salary ll offered. Vartin began bis teaching career In New Jersey, where he taught Junior high, high school, then col­ lege. At Falrleigh Dickinson Univer­ sity In Rutherford. N.J.. he said, he taught a young woman who he would later call "m y most famous s t u d e n t '’ : P e g g y N o o n a n , spcechwrtter for George Hush credlie d w lih p h ra s e s su ch as "thousand points o( light" ami "read my lips " "I helped leach her lo write," Vartin said, beaming. Vartin. a thin man whose words are spoken with a heavy New Jersey accent, reluctantly led Falrlelgli D ick in so n w hen p a y in g rent became nearly Impossible on Ills leaching salary, he said He became a manager lor real estate developers in New York, then laicr m Hoca Raton He worked lull-lime as a See Teacher. Page 9 A �MMI M — San lord Herald, Sanlord, Florida — Monday, March 11, 1901 N EW S FR O M t H E REGION AND ACRO SS T H E S T A TE FLORIDA Break spent far from beach 8y IKK FLO W S C ollin s celebrates birthday quietly Associated Press Writer TALLAH ASSEE — Former Gov. LcRoy Collins was too 111 to rclebrate his 82nd birthday, but he has been touched by the hundreds of cards and letters he‘s gotten from around the state, his wife said. "W e have a mountain o f cards and letters to show him ." Mary Call Collins. Florida's first lady from 1956to 1961,said. Collins, stricken by lung cancer last year, was resting this weekend at their home. Th e Grove, next to the governor's mansion. Mrs. Collins said no celebration was planned for Collins' Sunday birthday because o f his Illness. The family was taking things "one day at a lim e." she said. " I wish I could say he was doing better," Mrs. Collins said. "But he appreciates so much the friends all over the state who have sent cards and letters, showing their support. I Just wish he could say how much that has meant to him, and to all o f us." Collins was governor from 1956 to 1961. During that turbulent era. when other Southern states were wracked by violent resistance to Integration. Collins steered Florida on a course or moderation and accommodation. APOPKA — Joanne Wasko, a 20-year-old psychology student at Trinity College, spent part or her spring break working at a plant nursery alongside women and children who labor 12 hours a day for minimum wages. "T h e physical work Is Incredible. They do It every day from dawn to dark." said the senior, w ho volunteered for a special program conducted every spring by the private school In Washington D.C. Instead o f heading for the Florida beaches, 10 young women from the Roman Catholic college Jumped In a van last week and drove to Apopka, a migrant-worker center Just minutes from the glittering make-believe of Walt Disney World. TALLAH ASSEE Almost IV* years alter the state established a policy that limited marina develop­ ment In 13 counties with significant manatee populations, the Issue is surfacing again. Since the state Department o f Natural Resources Is considering making the policy a formal rule, public feedback Is required and m arine Industry lob byists and advocates for the gentle and en­ dangered marine mammal quickly made their positions known. Manatee advocates want to halt the construction and expansion of marinas in the 13 counties at least Tor the time being. They say a moratorium Is needed because o f lax enforcement o f manatee protec­ tion measures at new and expanded marinas. But lobbyists for the state's 93.5 billion marine Industry say the state's current policy handcufls the state's thlrd-blggest Industry and has lit t le to do w ith h e lp in g manatees. MARATHON — The golf-ball size growths, resembling moldy cauliflower, bulged from the green sea turtle’s head stnd body. "Y o u can sec why It's so hard to Ignore." said conservationist and Florida Keys motel owner Tina Brown as she held up the turtle. Us eyes concealed by the grotesque flbropapllloma tumors. Indeed. Brown and her boyfriend. Richie Morettl. have all but Ignored the mysterious aliment, which Is baffling scientists and threatening to wipe out the species. For the last few years. Brown and Morettl have devoted part o f their Hidden Harbor Motel, all o f Its proceeds and countless hours to finding the cause o f the disease — and a cure. The plague Is so widespread that experts say at least 50 percent o f the green sea turtle population is suffering from flbropapllloma. In the Florida Keys and Hawaii, the figure may be more than 60 percent. "W e 'v e seen It go from a minor problem In 1986 to something that's Just eating the turtles up." said Morettl. 47, who owned a large Volkswagen repair shop in Orlando before retiring to the Keys. Despite the widespread occurrence o f flbropapllloma tumors, however, little was done to determine Its cause until the last couple o f years. C om m ission criticized over rights ---------------------r g w . . TALLAH ASSEE — Critics say the rights o f property owners rather than the needs o f wildlife are getting priority at Florida's Game and Freshwater Fish Commission. Once primarily concerned with hunting and fishing Issues, the five-member commission has matured In recent years Into the state's protector o f all wildlife. That's quite a challenge. Years o f studies show that at least half of Florida's unhunted wildlife species arc declining In number. Susan Cerulean, former head o f the commission's non-game program, said. "Th ese should be red flags to anyone Interested In wildlife conservation." she said. . But. led by three men appointed to the commission by former Gov. Bob Martinez, the panel Is retreating from rather than advancing conservation measures, the St. Petersburg Times reported Sunday. And the other two commissioners have voted with the Martinez majority more often than not. the newspaper said. "There Is 'a lot of concern being expressed for prlva|£ ' property rights' ahd Tor'iric ngnis'O f u gtttu liitit," Cerulean said. The policy, adopted In October 1989. restricts marina development and expansion In the 13 counties by allowing only one powerboat slip for every 100 feet o f shoreline at marinas with more than five slips. ACLU irked by political test questions Associated Press ORLANDO — Can you say. "sophomortc prank?" A 40-pound stone slab engraved with the name of Fred Rogers, soft-spoken host o f "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood." was missing from the Walk o f Fume at Rollins College only hours after Rogers was Inducted. Some 400 parents and children were on hand when Rogers was honored by his almu mater Friday. School officials then discovered a hole where Rogers' slab had been put Saturday m orning, between those honoring Edith Wharton and Beethoven. A few hours later, the missing stone was found about 150 feet away, near a dormitory. "It turned out to be a prank." school spokesman Larry Humes said. 'It's In good shape. We'll probably put It back Monday." Although no onr ut Rollins remembers a slab ever being stolen, some have been moved In similar pranks. Humes said. After the Rogers slab was found, Rollins officials did the neighborly thing — at least In the eyes of the culprits. They didn't call the police. From A s s o c ia te d P re ss reports M IAM I - Here are Ihe winning numbers selecled Sunday In Ihe Florida Lottery Cash 3: 2-3-6 Monday, March II, 1991 Vol S3. No 170 Publithed Daily and Sunday, eic ep t Saturday by Tha Santord Haraid. Inc.. MS N. French A re . Santerd. FU, J im . Secend C la n Pottage Paid a l Santord. Florida n m PO STM A STER : Send ad drott changot la TH E S A NFO R D H E R A L D . P O. Boa 1417. Santord. FL J i m . Sebtcriptton Rato* (D aily A Sunday) Homo Delivery A M all J Month, ||t m 4 Month, U t 00 1 Too* STB.00 Florida R etiden lt m u ll pay 0% h a lt, taa In addition to ra le , above Phone 14071 111 111). The young studen's from a different society boarded with farmworker families, labored in ferneries and helped In health clinics and with community groups. They attended m eetings o f Spanishspeaking youth groups run by the Office of F a rm w o rk er M in istry, and g e n e ra lly glimpsed a world o f poor blacks and Hlspanlcs living In rundown houses while scraping out a living harvesting citrus and The Trinity group that comes to this Central Florida community gives up the time between semesters normally used by college students across the nation to relax, visit home and party. The restriction Is rescinded after each county passes a state-approved manatee protection and manateesiting plan. So far. neither side's position Is playing well with the DNR. Agency officials say they must straddle a whippet-thin line to balance envi­ ronmental Interests with economic Interests. Pam McVety. DNR’s director of marine resources, and Pat Rose, manatee coordinator, say marine industry lobbyists exaggerate the economic ripple efTect of the l-to100 policy. However, neither rule out the possibility that the strict policy could be eased. W hile both think the marina compliance Issue Is a serious pro­ blem. they say a moratorium may be too harsh. Sometime In the next six weeks, the tw o sides w ill m eet In a workshop. After that, the proposed rule resulting from that meeting will be subject to public comment at a series o f hearings around the state before returning to Gov. Lawton Chiles and the Cabinet for a vote. “ We never fought the Idea of protecting the rascals," said Wade Hopping, a Tallahassee lobbyist who represents the Chicago-based National Marine Manufacturers As­ sociation. “ We've fought the Idea of blanket protection. :\ - ■ -. \ , 7-X-sVf ■ Chiles eyes changes in how electoral votes are awarded TALLAHASSEE Republicans say It’ll never happen, but Gov. Lawton Chiles says he wants some changes that would keep the winner of Florida's presidential vote from getting all Ihc Electoral College marbles. While the Constitution dictates the number of electoral voles a state has. It Is up lo Ihc stales to decide how they arc nwarded In presidential elections. Presently.-all o f Florida's 21 electoral votes, one for each o f Its 19 U.S. House and two Senate seats, go the winner of the popular vote. Only twice In 40 years have the voles gone to Democrats. Lyndon Johnson won them In 1964; Jimmy Carter In 1976. N ow . D em ocrat C hiles Is nsklng the Legislature to change the process to let the votes representing the U.S. House districts go to the presidential candidate who wins that district. The two remaining votes would go to the statewide winner. "It's Just basically fairer," Chiles said last week as he made his proposal. The proposal Is already drawing fire from Legislative Republicans, who sec It as a -partisan maneuver to-brcak the GOP strangle hold on presidential elections In Florida. Van Poole, chairman o f the Florida Re­ publican Party, says there Is "n o w ay" It will pass. Meanwhile, some political experts aren't convinced that changing the way electoral votes arc awarded would product the results Democrats want. "It doesn't necessarily solve Ihc problem and U may create others." said Larry Sabato. a University o f Virginia political scientist. He said he once favored the changes Chiles seeks, but changed his mind after learning that In 1960, John F. Kennedy would have been defeated by Richard Nixon had ihc rules been different. In 1988 In Florida. Chiles' way would have given Democrat Michael Dukakis only one of Florida's electoral votes. Gcdrgc Bush would still have received the other 20. But Michael Martinez, who leaches political science at Ihe University of Florida, spcculaled that Dukakis might not have surrendered Ihe state to the Republican Party so early had the rules been different. THE W EATHER FLORIDA TEMPS City Ap4l4ChlC0l4 CM»ton* Ft Laud Beech F o rtM yer, Gam e,nil# Horn*, Had Jocktonvill* Key W ,,l Lakeland Miami Per. MKole Sfftuli HI Pci 4a 41 MM 4t It MM 41 71 M 47 a » u 40 u 41 4J *4 54 41 U U u Taitohavio* Vara Batch W Palm Oaach 41 41 at 4f Tampa 47 u NATIONAL TSMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST Today: Sunny and a little warmer with the highs In ihe upper 60s and a variable wind. Tonight; Fair. Low In the low lo mid 40s. Wind light and variable. Tuesday: Mostly sunny und warmer. Highs In Ihe mid to upper 70s. W ind b ecom in g south 10 lo 15 mph. E xtended forecast: M ostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderslorms Wednesday. Fair and cooler Thursday. Low near 60 Wednesday and Ihe upper 40s lo lower 50s Thurs­ day. Highs mostly In the 70s. Fair Friday with lows In the 50s and highs In Ihe 70s. 1USPS 411 110) Ms. Consldinc. 21. and Carey Thompson or Lexington. Mass., lived for the week with Lucia and Jesus Rodriguez and their six children In Apopka. The one-week program Is Intended to broaden the outlook o f the students at the small liberal-arts college founded In 1897 by the Sisters o f Notre Dame de Namur. •Sister Seton Cunnetn Associated Press FORT LAUDERDALE - Civil libertarians say questions con­ cerning the political past o f applicants for law-enforcement Jobs in Broward County arc unconstitutional and smack o f the "rcd-baltlng" tactics o f the 1950s. In al least a dozen Broward cities, prospective officers who will be trained at the local police academy arc asked whether they have lies to communist or fascist groups, or If they know people who do. Job applicants also may be asked whether they have been to parades or classes organized by certain groups. But those qu estions have raised the Ire of the American Civil Liberties Union, where o f­ ficials say the county's loyalty questions could be at odds with the sam e Constitution police officers arc sworn to uphold and protect. Mr. Rogers’ ‘Walk of Fame* slab moved LOTTERY CWithin a couple of hours, they realize they are not helping at all. They are the ones being helped, j Manatee, marina issue surfaces again Couple search for turtles* cure a $ is s i9 3 e w ie $ a i»»i8 w w vegetables or working In the plant Industry. "A s college students, we live a sort of sheltered life, so this Is really an eyeopenlng experience." said Sharon Consldlne. a Junior history majoi from Salem. N.Y. 00 00 00 00 oo f SUNDAY SATURDAY FtlyCldy 78-66 RtlyCldy 80-66 C FIRST March 23 \ 0) T TUESDAY Sunny 96-72 p.m.: lows. p.m .: New FULL .. w highs. 5:06 J M arch 3 0 |(]W9 H :1 9 BEACH CONDITIONS WEDNESDAY RtlyCldy 78-50 STATISTICS TUESDAY! NEW SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 2:05 March 16 a.m., 2:20 p.m.; MaJ. 8:10 a.m.. 8.30 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 5:01 a.m.. 5:19 Daytona Beach: Waves arc 3 00 feel and send glassy. Current Is 00 lo Ih e south w ith a w ater 00 temperature of 60 degrees. New 01 oo Smyrna Beach: Waves are 2-3 feet and send glassy. Current Is 04 00 slightly to the south, with a 00 water temperature o f 60 degrees. 07 00 MONDAY Sunny 83-64 ft > TIDES MOON PHASES LAST March 8 Ut- 11:14 a.m., 11:16 Smyrna Beach: a.m.. 5:24 p.m.: a.m.. 11:21 p.m.; Cocoa Beach: highs. 5:21 a.m., 5:39 p.m.; lows, 11:34 a.m. SOATINO St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Small craft exercise caution of f shore areas til teat subside. Tonight: Wind variable 10 knots or less. Seas 2 lo 3 feet. Bay und Inland waters a light chop. T u e s d a y : W ind south in ­ creasing to 10 lo 15 knots. Seas 3 feel T h e high tem perature In Sanford Sunday was 59 degrees and the overnight low was 39 as reported by tlx* University of F.orlda Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. R ecord ed rain fa ll for Ihe weekend, ending 9 a.m. Mon­ day. totalled .81 o f an Inch. The temperature al 9 a.m. today was 55 degrees and Monday's overnight low was 39. us recorded by the National Weather Service at Ihe Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: □Sunday's high............... 64 C Barometric pressure.30.25 [ Relative Humidity....40 pet □ W in d H H i m 4*tH f*l North 7 mph [ Rainfall..... ................ 0 In. Today's sunset.... 6:31 p.m. Tomorrow’s sunrlte....6:39 Temperature, Indian* prevlou, day', high end overnight low to I p m EST City HI L* Prc Otlk Anchorage in 74 07 Atlanta rn S3 54 Atlantic City 4* 74 dr Baltimore 10 M cdy Billing, 41 14 cdy Birmingham rn » 71 Bltmarck SI 75 in Boivt S4 54 cdy Button 77 71 01 dr Bur ling tan. Vt 14 u cdy Charl * i tan.S C. 55 44 cdy Chari*,ton. W V a 40 21 11 rn Ch*rlolt*.N C » Jt cdy Ch*y*nn* u dr J* Chicago 44 71 rn Cleveland 14 11 04 rn O alla, Ft worth 71 40 cdy D*nv*r 44 41 dr D«» M om *, 54 71 rn Detroit 41 JO cdy Hartford 3» M clr Honolulu It rn 70 K anta, City 44 3) rn L a , Vega, 44 i i cdy Little Rock 44 47 rn Lot Angel*, 41 St dr Memphi, 47 51 cdy Milwaukee 40 : i in M plt I t Paul 44 71 tn Haihv.li# S4 Jl rn Mew Oriean, 44 I I cdy H e * York City 44 V clr Philadelphia 44 » dr Phoeni, 71 i t cdy Pitttburgh n 77 07 cdy Portland Or* >t Jt 0* rn Providence ii 21 dr St Lou» 54 74 rn Salt Lake City 41 47 cdy Seattle 44 11 77 rn Shreveport 4* 77 rn Spoken* 41 77 75 tn Weihinglon.O C 50 74 cdy W ilke, Barr* 3t IS dr Wilmington. 0*1 50 70 cdy �fy i S a n fo rd H erald . C a n fo rd , F lo rid a - S o v ie ts turn over A m erican ch arge d for fraud by D E A Warrant arrest ■ fJ m iH llM r tty WUIUun Devon Howard. 36. 1306 W. Third St.. Sanford, was arrested at his home Friday and charged In relation to a warrant for his arrest for falling to appear In court on a retail theft charge. He was transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held without bond. Dealing in atolan property charged Larry Eugene Williams. 20. 2055 Sipes Ave.. Sanford, was arrested on Friday and charged with possession o f stolen property. Williams was allegedly attempting to cash a 9150 check from the account o f a person who banks at the Seminole County Teachers Credit Union when he was arrested. Credit Union employees knew that he had allegedly been Involved In the use o f forged or stolen checks In the past. Williams was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held In lieu of 91.000 bond. M an arrested on outstanding warrant Tyrone Eugene Boule, 18. 1014 Avocado. Sanford, was arrested Friday on an outstanding warrant. He was charged with falling to appear In court on charges that he drove with a suspended or revoked driver license. He was taken to Uie John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held on 9200 bond. DUI and dam age charged Thomas Stanley Oglesby. 58. o f 2554 Orange Ave. In Sanford was arrested on Friday and chaged with driving under the Influnece of alcohol and causing property damage. He was also charged with violating the right of way. Oglesby allegedly was Involved In a hit and run accident on State Road 46 Just west o f Mellonvllle Avenue. A witness had allegedly followed Ogelsby and convinced him to return to the scene. When he returned to the scene. Investigating officers noticed that he allegedly seemed drunk. A roadside sobriety test confirmed their suspicions. He was transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held In lieu o f 9500 bond. After war, retailers discount to military A ssoolated F r t s i Retailers are switching from yellow ribbons to deep discounts for the military to boost lagging business, but they don't want to look like they're riding the coat­ tails o f the Gulf War victory. Ford Motor Co. Is offering the Ford Military Program, allowing dealers to sell any 1990, '91 or '92 m odel Ford, Lincoln or M ercury for 4 percent over dealer cost compared to the standard 25 percent. Ross Roberts. Ford vice presi­ dent and general manager o f the c o m p a n y 's L ln c o ln -M e rcu ry division, told Florida dealers in Orlando .no_ Friday. t.h|t( J h f carmaker would cover any losses for vehicles sold under the pro­ gram. which Intcntlally has u low profile. “ It Is a very difficult problem for us because wc feel It Is a delicate line to wulk to make sure wc aren't capitalizing on the w ar." Roberts said. Chrysler already has extended r e b a t e d e a d lin e s on so m e vehicles for military personnel, and General Motors Corp. Is considering a military discount plan. Airlines, among the leading losers In the recession, also were quick to respond to the war's end. U S A Ir Is o ffe rin g “ Desert Storm Discounts'* In u sales pitch that mentions It was the first airline to ofTcr flight dis*counts. Many major carriers have followed suit. ofTering 70 percent ofT the full coach fares to m ilitary personnel, reservists and their Immediate families. Walt Disney Co. Is working out the final details o f u plan to offer free tickets through Veterans Day to each Gulf War veteran and a guest good for admission to the Magic Kingdom In Or­ lando or Disneyland In Anaheim. Calif. Other attractions. Including Universal Studios Florida, are ofTering promotions of their own. Some can be obtained through the Navy's ofTIcc of Information, tours and tickets, which serves all active and retired military personnel. Starting April 12. Sheraton Corp. will ofTcr a free weekend night's stay to returning soldiers at more than 100 participating hotels. Klnder-Carc Learnings Centers Inc., the nation's lnrgesl child­ care company, said Friday It will give free care to children up to age 12 whose parent or guardian was killed or listed as missing In action In the war. "W e didn't want to appear opportunistic to others, utilizing a tragedy to our benefit." said John Kaegl. Klnder-Carc senior vice president. "Hy paying 100 percent, wc felt It wouldn’t." He e s tim a te s up to 100 children could be eligible for the special program. AT& T has connected u toll-free number to solicit USO contribu­ tions for troops still overseas. “ It wasn't a marketing Issue; It w a s n 't a b ra n d -a w a re n e s s I s s u e . '' s a id c o m p a n y spokeswoman Lydia Whltcfleld. "T h e same patriotic wave that took over our country Just took uver our company." Marketing experts say the special offers are likely to bolster company goodwill, boost busi­ ness and shore up consumer confidence. “ They know very well It's good PR and that It will generate additional revenues In what has been a slow tim e." said Cynthia C o h e n T u rk , p r e s id e n t o f M ark etp lace 2000. a Coral Gables marketing firm. Military not acknowledging 11 soldiers missing in Iraq ■ y A ssociated Pross NEW YORK - Eleven Green lleret soldiers who entered Iraq on a sabotage and spy mission arc missing In action but their disappearance has not been ac­ knowledged by the military, according to a published report. Th e soldiers w ere part of special operations forces that Infiltrated Iraq during Operation Desert Storm to locate missile launchers, pinpoint air targets and steal enem y equipment. Newsweek reported In Its March 18 Issue. The magazine also said the Pentagon denied the existence of some covert operations even after they ended In U S. deaths. Asked about the Newsweek r e p o r t , a P e n t a g o n spokeswoman, who refused to be Id e n tifie d , sa id . “ We have nothing on that, not even a rumor." U .S. m ilita r y o ffic ia ls In Riyadh. Saudi Arubta. declined to discuss the report. “ If It’s Special Operations we do not discuss It." said Army Ma). Thomas Nickerson Newsweek uliso reported that seven people reported killed In the crash of a helicopter In Saudi Arabia were attempting to re­ scue three commandos stranded Inside Iraq. Military officials say the helicopter was on a routine medical evacuation mission. The Associated Press reported later that the helicopter was a Special Forces aircraft and crashed In a fierce sandstorm at Raffa. a base In the western Saudi desert. Many of the Green Here! operations Inside Iraq ca m e from R a ffa. m llltu ry sources said. A visitor to Haifa, who asked not to be named, said he saw the wreckage and told It was bring­ ing wounded Green herd s bark from Iraq when It crashed. Gen. II. Norman Schwarzkopf acknowledged on Feb 27 that Army Special Forces operatives were part of the allied forces drployrd against Iraq Military officials have said the helicopter rrashrd Feb. 21. but a similar Incident reported Sunday by the British newspaper The Independent gave the date as Feb. 2. Associated Press WASHINGTON (API - A St. Louis man wanted on fraud charges Is In custody after the Soviet Union turned him over to federal authorities In what Is believed to be the first display of such cooperation. Felix Kolbovsky. 42. was handed over to a Drug Enforcement Administration agent who had been quickly dispatched from V ien n a to M oscow over the weekend to pick him up. the Justice Department said. Soviet authorities notified the Justice Department late Friday that they were holding Kolbovsky but would expel and release him In 72 hours, said a department official, who spoke on con­ dition o f anonymity. The DEA agent senf to Moscow took Kolbovsky to London, where he was picked up by two deputy U.S. marshals and escorted to Washington on Sunday. Bush turns concert into victory gala I f CHRISTOPH 9R COMM ILL Associated Press______________ WASHINGTON (AP) — With President Bush clapping them on from the front row. country music stars turned a Ford's Theater gala Into a Joyful cele­ bration o f America's victory In the Persian Gulf War. Bush mounted the stage at the close o f the 214-hour extrava­ ganza Sunday night and spoke with emotion o f the Impact of watching televised scenes of the h o m e c o m in g s o f A m e ric a n troops. "It Is very, very exciting. And as they come home. I expect every family Is like Barbara's and mine with tears coming down our faces today and almost every day since they started back." the president said. T h e even t was part o f a weekend fund-raising festival that raised more than 9400.000 for the historic theater where Abraham Lincoln was shot. The stage was surrounded by rcd-whltc-and-bluc stars and dags. When hush pointed out his defense secretary. Dick Cheney, and Gen. Colin Dowell, chairman , o f the Joint Chiefs o f Staff, In the audience, they got n standing ovation. The crowd earlier rose to Its feet for hush after actor Morgan Freeman 'read a" tribute' com-" p a r in g P re s id e n t L in c o ln 's courage In the Civil War to hush's decision to send Ameri­ can troops to the gulf. T h e first perform er. Ricky Skaggs, said he selected a song called “ Som ebody's Praying because "prayer Is the very key factor which lias caused this thing to come toon end the way It has." hush closed the show by saying. "Ricky, someone was praying. Someone was praying." Tlic president also delighted In a song Randy Travis sang culled "Point o f Light" ulxiut hush's emsude to get all Americans to volunteer their lime and talents to help their fellow citizens. hush, who forsook his native New England for Texas after college, said; "T h e Incredible feeling here In this theater to­ night shows reullv what I love best alxiut country music; It hits all the right chords, like caring for your family, having faith In G od ." "A t this moment In our histo­ ry. our American family ... Is rloscr than It's ever been." said hush. He said It was the men und women who served In the gull "w h o made tills exhilarating moment possible.'* " A s they come home, we're going to take all the pride and the excitement that this country fccla and give tlrn i the biggest welcome home party that this country has ever seen." the president promised. T h e show, taped lor later airing on AIK'-TV. also featured folk singer Mary-Chapln Carpen­ ter: comedian Andy Andrews and Juggler Dan Menendez. who ierform ed B eethoven's "F u r illsr" and "W hen You Wish Upon a Star" bv Imunclng twills rapid-fire oil a gl.uil keyboard. Other performers ut the gala Included Tammy W ynelle. K T. Oslln. Ill;* Sluders. AlaUmia and Alan Jackson. f IN V E ST IG A T IO N S Tilt* Only Saint- 7c* JrttM 24 Hours 6 2 8 -1 5 0 0 He was being held In the Washington area today pending a ball hearing In U.S. District Court In Alexandria. Va.. the department said. The decision by Soviet authorities to assist the Justice Department In locat­ ing Kolbovsky Is apparently the first time that Moscow has cooperated with U.S. efforts to obtain custody or a fugitive In the Soviet Union, the official said. The two nations do not have an extradition treaty. Th e history of Soviet cooperation with U.S. police authorities Is very sketchy. " W e have so little experience on straight law enforcement.*' the official said. T h e return o f the Russian-born Kolbovsky. who em igrated to this country and became a U.S. citizen, may signal increased cooperation In the future. Last fall, the Soviet Union Joined Interpol, the International police organi­ zation. Legal N otices I Legal N otices M O T IC I O f FICTITIO US NAME Notice Is hereby given that we are engaged In business at M U Midway Drive. Sanlord. Semi note County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name at D A T CONSTRUCTORS OF FLORI­ DA, and that wo Intend to register said name with the Secretary ot Slate. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance with the provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statute. To Wit: Section U ) Of. Florida Statutes H47. Deborah C.FIIklns Publish; March I I . I f f I DED-114 IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OF T M IE IG H T E E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN A N D F O R S IM IN O L K COUNTY O IN IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASK NO. fl-ISa-CA-14-0 U N ITE D SAVINGS ASSOCIA TIO N O F TEXAS. FSB. Plaintiff vs. JUSTO R. ALVAREZ, at us., ft al., Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JUSTO R. ALVAREZ and NANCY L. ALVAREZ, his wile f7 Avondale Drive Centereech. New York 11no YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an action lor Foreclosure of Mori gage on the following described L o t 7. S T IL L W A T E R PHASE 1. according to the plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book M. Pages f l through f f . Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida has been llled against you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. II any, to It. on Stuort -H i O ttilia.AStorney ter Plaintiff, whose address Is Suite 100. ISto Medruga Avenue. Coral Gables. Florida. 1)140 on or before April 4. I f f l and file the original with the Clerk ol (hit Court elmer t store service on Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately there alter; otherwise a default will be entered against you lor the relief demanded In the com plaint. WITNESS my hand and the seel ol this Court this Mth day ol February. lf t l (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE A t Clerk ol In* Court By Ruth King A t Deputy Clerk Publish Marche. It. 10.)). If f l DED 44 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue ol that certain W rit ol Eiecutlen Issued out ol and under the seal ol the State of Florida Department ol Revenue. Florida, upon a final lodgement rendered in the aforesaid de partment on the lifts day ot June. A 0 IffO. In that certain cate entitled. Stale ol Florida Department ol Revenue. Plain till, —vs— Wheelwy Clemons A Ken McCoy dba Movie Market O vied o . D tfe n d a n l. which aforesaid Writ ol Eeecutlon was delivered lo me a t Sheriff ol Seminole County. Florida, and I ha.e levied upon the following described property owned by Wheelwy Clemons A Ken Me Coy. said property being located in Seminole County. Florida, more particularly described as tallows All o lllie furniture, equip men I shelving, and video tapes, including but not limited to one OS Ida la uej Microline Printer, one Epson LQIMO Printer, one K X P IISO Panasonic Printer, one IB M typew riter, three VHS Tapeplayer one Panasonic If " color tv A lull inventory to be made available by request now being stored al Altamonte Towing S e rv le t. Altam onte Springs and the undersigned as Sherltt ol Seminole County. Florida will at It 00 A M on the )5th day ol March A 0 If f l. otter tor sale and tell to the highest bidder, tor cast. In hand, tubiect to any and all oiislmg liens, at the Front I West I Door at the slept of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, the above described personal property That said tale It being made to satisfy the terms ol said Writ ot E locution Donaid F Etllnger. Sherltt Seminole County. Florida To be advertised February )). March A II and If. If f l with the tale on M arch )). I f f l DEC 1)0 NOTICE T O T H i PUBLIC Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by the Planning A Zoning Cam mission In the City Commission Chambers. City Hall. Sanford. Florida at 7:M p m. an Thurs day. March ) l . I f f l . to consider th a fo llo w in g chang e and amendment to the Zoning O d lnance ot the City ol Sanford. Seminole County, Florida. Rotenlng tram SR-IAA. Single Family Dwelling Residential To that of: RMOI. Multiple F a m ily R e s id e n tia l-O ffic e Institutional LEOAL DESCRIPTION: Lota ) A 4 Blk C. Idyllwllde ot Loch Arbor. Section A as recorded In Plat Booh 14. Page MO ol the Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida. T h e P la n n in g A Zo nin g Commission will submit a roc om mend*Hon to the City Com­ mission In favor of. or against. Ih a re q u e s te d c h a n g e or amendment. The City Com mission w ill hold a Public Hearing In the City Commission Chambers in City Hall. Suntard. Florida at 7:«0 p m . on April A I f f l . to consider said recom mendatlon All parties In Interest and dtltens shall have an opportunl ty to be heard at said hearings. By order ol the Planning A Zoning Commission, this 4th day ot March. If f l. Joe Dennison Planning A Zoning Commission ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If a person decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered at the ebove meeting or heerlngs. he/she may need a verbatim record ol the proceedings In eluding the testimony and evl dence. which record Is not provhided by the City of Sanford Mt 010)1 (FSB Publish. Marche. 11. I f f l DED 49 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT . OF T*4T B ’O H IR PjeTM ... JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA. Casa Ne.i II4 M 7 C A I4 General Jurisdiction Florida Bar No.: OSOfSe FLE ET REAL ESTATE FUNOINGCORP Plaintiff. vs. PATR IC IA M C FEE REDOEN. It living, el u« . f t el . Defendants AMSNOED NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA T O : P A T R IC IA M C F E E REDDEN. II living, and It mar rled. JOE ROE. her husband, whose real name Is uncertain. It living. Including any unknown spouse ot said Defendants II either has remarried and It either or both ol said Do fondants are deceased, their respective unknown heirs, devisees, gran tees, assignees, cred ito rs, lienors and trustees, and all other persons claim ing by. through, under or against the named Of fondant* Whose residence address is 10} Village Drive. La Fotlette. Tennessee )) )* * YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the tallowing property in Seminole County. Florida Lot I) . GR E E NS POINT E . according to plat thertol as recorded in Plat Book If . pages )4 thru If. Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida has been filed against you and JUNE FAY ERNST. It living, and It married. JOHN ROE. her husband, whose real name Is uncertain. If living, including any unknown spouse ol the said Defendant*. It either has re married and It either or both ol said Defendants are deceased, their respective unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, creditor*, lienors, and trustees, and all other persons claiming by. through, under or against the named Defendants IGOR T E P L IT S K Y an d L IL IA N T E P L I T J K V . h is w i l e . H IG H LA N D ) HOMEOW NER) A ) ) O C I A TIO N , INC . a corporation. G R E E N )P O IN T E HOME OW N ER ) ASSOCIATION INC . a corporation. THE U N ITED )T A T E ) OF AMERICA. JOHN DOE and JANE DOE and all other persons in possession ot subieel real property, whose real name* are uncertain, and you are required to serve a copy ol your written delenses it any. to it on J O E PH M P A N IE L L O ESQUIRE. Plam titts attorney whose address is 101 N Franklin )treet. Suite i m . Tampa. Florida M40) on or before the I tin day ol April. Iffl. and tile 'he original with the Clerk ol this Court either before service an Plain UN's attorney or immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you lor the reliel demanded in the Co.npie.nl or Petition DATED on this Itn day ot March. Iffl CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT BV Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publish March It. I I ) ) A April I If f l DEO 10) M o n d a y , M a rc h 11, 1991 - EA Legal N otlcas L a g il N o tic tt NOTICE O f FIC TITIO U S NAME Net Ice It hereby given that we are engaged In business et i m Bennett D r., tu lle IM . Longw eed. F L ) ) 7 M . Sem inole County. F lo rid a , under the F l c t l t l o u t N a m e e l P -J 'a WINDOW TREATM ENTS, and that we Intend to register said name with the Secretary al Stale. Tellahasooe. Florida. In accordance with the provisions ot tho Fictitious Name Statute. TaW It: Section ta S tf. Florida Statute* IM7. Loretta J. W aller* Peggy W. Pilgrim Publlih: March I I . if f ! DEO I t ) IN THE C IR C U IT COVET. IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CJLIE NO. *1 )7 ) IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF SAMUEL M C G ILL. Pottttonar/Husbersd. . IN TNE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IIT N JUDICIAL C IR C U IT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY CASK N O .** *M 4C A 14 OENBRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION M ID LA N TIC H O M E MORTGAGE CORPORATION P LA IN TIFF. BENJAMIN GEORGE PARRY. E TA L. D E FE N D A N T !)). NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE - PROPERTY TO: B ENJAM IN GEORGE PARRY Ratldenca unknown. If living. Including any unknown spouse ol the *eld Defendants, u either he* remarried and It either or bom el (aid Oetondant* are deed, their respective unknown h e ir * , d a v lte e t. g r a n te e *, a ttlg n eet. creditor*, lienor*, and trustee*. and all olhar person* claiming, by. through, under or again*! the named D e f e n d a n t ! * ) ; and th * aforem entioned named D e­ fendant!*) end such ot the e foremen Honed unknown De­ fe n d a n t* and *uch a t th * Aforementioned unknown De­ fendant* a* may be Intents. Incompetents or otherwise net sul |uri*. YOU ARE HEREB Y N OTI­ F IE D that an action ha* been commenced to foreclose a mort gaga on ttw tallowing real prop orty, lying and being and situat­ ed In SEMINOLE County. Fieri de. more particularly described e* tallow*: LOT IM OAKLAND VILLAGE SECTION TH R E E . ACCORD ING TO PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK M. PAGES 7) AND U. PUBLIC R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA, more commonly known a t 4 0 ABBA STREET. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. F L O R ID A )))!!. This action hat been tiled egelntl you end you are re­ quired to serve a copy ol your written defense. It any. to It on SHAPIR O A FISHM AN. At lo rn e y *. w h o le address I* Bay Port Plata. MOO Courtney Campbell Causeway. Suite )00. Tempo. FL JMOI. on or botore A p ril I I . I f f l ond lllo tho original with tho clerk of talt Court olther before service on P laln tlll't attorney or Immedl atoly thore attar, otherwise a Oeteult w ill be entered e*eln*t you tor tho rollef demanded In tha Complaint. WITNESS my hand and tool Of-tatF Court, o n lh f.flti dp y .of March, tfft. (SEAL! MARYANNE MORSE Circuit and County Courts By Cecolio V. Ekern Deputy Clerk Publlih: March It. II . ) ) A April I. I f f l OED I I I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUDICIAL C IR C U ITO F FLORIDA. IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO. •P4M4-CA-I4-P OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION AMERICAN HOME FUNOING. INC AS CUSTODIAN OR TRUSTEE P LA IN TIFF. —v»— C LIF FO R D A DELBEAU. E TA L D E FE N D A N T!)) NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE -F R O F E R T Y TO C LIFFO R O A OELBEAU Residence unknown. If living. Including any unknown spouse ol the said Defendant*. It cither hot remarried and it either or hnih ol said Defendants are dead, thalr respective unknown h e irs , d e v is e **, g ran tee s, assignee*, creditors, lienors, end trustees, end i l l other persons claiming, by. through, under or egeinsl the named O tls n d in lls K e n d th e aforem entioned named De le n d e n l(t) end such ol tho aforementioned unknown De fe n d e n ls end such ot tho atoromontioned unknown De fendenls e t may be Intents. Incompetents or otherwise not tul |u nt YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI F IE D that an action he* been commenced to foreclose e mort gage on the tallowing reel prop arty, lying end being end tituat ed in SEMINOLE County. Florl de. more particularly described as tallows LOT I * . B LO C K " A " . EASTBROOK SU B D IV IS IO N U N IT NO T W E L V E . AC C O R D IN G TO THE P L A T THEREOF A SRE C O R O E O IN P LAT BOOK 14. PAGE I ) . PUBLIC MECOROS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY FLORIDA more commonly known as 14*0 BOWMAN ORIVE W IN TE R PARK. FLORIOA J im This action has been tiled agamsl ycu end you ere re quired to serve e copy of your * filler, defense it any to it on SHAPIRO A FISHMAN At to rn eys whose address I t Bey Port Pie/e. *100 Courtney Campbell Causeway. Suite MO. Tampa FL 1M0). on or before A pril I* m i end tile the orig.nal aim the clerk ot this Court either belore service on Plelntill s attorney or immedi e*ei, there at*er other else a default will be entered agamsl I you tor the reliel demanded in the Complaint WITNESS my hand and saal ol this Court on the 4th day ol March. If f l I (S C A D MARYANNE MORSE Circuit And Ctoofy Court* Br HtElhtr Bfunn#f D tp wf r C l#r ti PufcilUi M afth II, l | ]S 4 April I. I f f l I OEO 109 cot SH IRLEY M AE MCGILL. Respondent/Wife. NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: S H IN L E Y M A E M C O IL L . residence I* unknown YOU ARE HEREB Y NOTI F IE D that SAMUEL MCOILL ho* Died • Petition In tho Circuit Court ot Semlnota, Florid*, lor Dissolution of Marriage, and you ere requited to serve e copy ot your written detente*, it any. • n W I L L I A M E . R E IS C H M A N N . J R .. E S ­ Q U IR E . o t S T C N S T R O M . M C IN T O S H . J U L IA N . COL B E R T . W H IG H A M A S IM ­ MONS. P .A .. A tto rn ey* for Petitioner, whose address I* Poet Office Box t m Sanford. Florida a m in o , and nia tha original with Iha Clark of tho above styled Court an or botore April L t f ft. otherwise a default and ultimate ludgmont vofll bo entered against you tar the relief demanded In the Petition. WITNESS my and and official •eat of told Court on m i* 1st day of March, t f f t . ISEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark of tho Circuit Court By: Helen Standi for Publish: M arch *. If. II . 1). t f f t DEO 45 NOTICE OF SN EB IFF’S S A L I NOTICE IS HEREB Y O IVEN that by virtue of that certain W rit at Execution Issued out at and under tha tool ot tha Circuit Court at Seminole County. F lor­ ida. upon a final lodgement rendered In tho aforesaid court on the tth day of February A.O. t f ft. In that certain caw en­ titled. In Ro: The Marriage of: Allen Michael Greenstain. Peti­ tioner, Donne Cheryl Green*t e ln . R e s p o n d e n t, w h ic h atoroteid W rit o f Execution wao delivered to me a* Sherltt of Semlnota County, Florida, and I have levied upon the tallowing described property owned by Alton Michael Greenstain, said In j rtota County, Florida, more par tkulerty described as to!tows: Any intoratt In tha tallowing described property: Lot If . Stock C. Sweetwater Oekt. according to tho Plat thereof as rocordad in Plat Book I*. Pag** ) l and n . Public Record* ol Semlnota County. Florida physically located at JO) Sweetwater Blvd . North. Long wood. Fl. ond the undersigned a* Sherltt et Semlnota County. Florid*, will at l l : M A M . on th* Mm day ot March A.O. I f f l . otter tor tale and tall to tho highest bidder, lor cash In hand. *ub|*ct to any and all axlttlng liens, at ta t Front (W att) Door ot tho slop* ot tho Semlnota County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, tho above described personal property. That said iota Is being mod* to satisfy the terms ot setd Writ ot Eeecutlon D.F. Etllnger. Sherltt Semlnota County, Florid* To bo advertised March 4. It . 11 and ) ) , t f f t with the sale on M archM . lf t l. OEDM NOTICE OF SHERIFF *S A L E * NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue ot that certain W rit ol Eeecutlon Issued out ol end under the seel ot tho County Court ot Orange County. Florl do. upon o fInal lodgement rendered In the * tares* id court on the llth day ol September A D. 17*0. In that certain case entitled. Sun Bank. National Association. Plaintiff, - v s — Solange R ivera. D eltn d e n l. which aforesaid Writ ol Eeecu Hon was delivered to me as Sherltt ol Seminole County, Florid*, ond I have levied upon tho tallowing described property owned by Selenga Rivera, sold property being located In Semi note County. Florida, more per tlcutarly described et tallow* One I f f ) N issan S e n lre Automobile. White In Color. ID f J N IP B I IS4F U 4)04I0 being stored e l Altamonte Towing. Altamonte Springs. Florid* and the undersigned at Sherltt ol Semlnota County. Florida, will et It 00 A M on the Tnd day • I April A 0 If f l. alter tor seta and sell to the highest bidder tor cash tn hand, tubiect to any end ell tattlin g ll-ns. et the Front (West) Door at the stops ot the Seminole County Court hosrse in Sentord. Florida tha abort described personal prep •rty That said tele Is being made to satisfy the terms ol said Writ ol E atcutton Donaid F Etllnger. Sharitt Seminole County. Florida Publish March It. II. )). April t.w im the sole on A pril). I* * l DED to NOTICE OF S H E R IF F ') SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVEN that by virtue el that certain W rit ol Eaecution issued out ot and under the seal ol the Circuit Court ot Orange County. Florl da. upon a linol judgement rendered In the aforesaid court on the 10th day el December. A D IF*0. In that certain cate entitled. Pioneer Savings Bent. P leln till. - v t — Stephen M N eveleft. e l el. Defendant which aforesaid Writ ot E aecu Hon wet delivered to me e t Sherltt et Seminole County. Florida, and I have levied upon the lollowinq daten bed property owned by Stephen M Nevetoll said property being located In Seminole County Florida more p a r t ic u la r ly d e scrib e d a t toiiowt One leg) Volvo )40GLE grey in color V IN 4V V IFX *44*H 114* 7)1 now being stored at Altamonte W rtcktr Service Al temonto Springs and th# undervgned at Sheriff ol Semlnota County. Florid* will *1 I I 00 A M on I I * 4th day el April A O tftl. eltor lor sal* and tell to the highest bidder tor cash in hand, sublet! to any and ell tiishn g liens el the Front i West 1 Door ol the stops ol lh* Seminole County Court house lh Sanlord F lor .da lh# above described personal prop orly Thai said sal* is being m*de to t*H tly lh * terms *• sa d Writ ol Evecutiun O O N A LD F E SL IN G E R Sherltt Seminole County. Florida To bo advertised M auh II I* ) ) end Apr,I I. lf t l aim tho sol* on April 4. 1*01 DED ») t •2£v. •- �4 A — Sanford Herald. Sanlord, Florida — Monday, March 11, 1W1 Editorials/ Opinions S a n fb rd H e ra ld (USPS 441-1M) 300 N. FRENCH A VE., SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 631-9093 RO BERT W A LTER S Re-examine global weapons trade I E D IT O R IA L S Big spender In the next election. George Bush will be hard put to asoail the Democrats as big spenders. W h y? Because the Republcan president himself Is not exactly a pennyplncher. The conservative Cato Institute says he Is increasing domestic spending "at a faster pace than any other president since Franklin Roosevelt." Like any president, however. Bush has to live with his record and It Includes figures that his campaign strategists won't be happy to advertise. In addition to an average inflation-adjusted increase of 10 percent a year in domestic spending, he has racked up immense budget deficits. And the red ink is expected to become even deeper in the remainder o f his term. Though there are explanations at Bush's disposal, they aren't the kind that a Re­ publican president likes to employ. He would much rather attack the "tax and spend" Democrats than to admit that he had to become the biggest spender In 50 years Just to do some of what needs to be done. WASHINGTON — Although the International embargo against munitions shipments to Iraq presumably will remain In place Indefinitely, there unfortunately Is no evidence o f any other significant changes In the global trafficking In military weaponry. If no lesson Is learned from the recent war provoked by Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, another petty despot elsewhere eventually will begin terrorizing a region by rattling sabers jrchaaed from the United States, the Soviet nlon and other leading merchants In the world's arms bazaar. "N o single event has more forcefully demon­ strated the need for a new system o f regional disarmament and arms transfer restrictions than Iraq's Invasion o f Kuwait." says analyst William D. Hartung. writing in the cunent Issue of the World Policy Journal. "T h e vast majority o f nations that have Joined the anti-Iraq coalition were significant suppliers o f military technology to Saddam Hussein's regime throughout the 1980s," he adds, noting that the recent military confrontation might not' have occurred In the absence of profligate arms sales. Indeed. Iraq was by far the world's leading Importer of weapons and munitions In 1988. the most recent year for which complete records arc G available. Th e value o f Its purchases that year was $4.6 billion. But others high on the list Include India w ith $3.2 b illion . Saudi Arabia with $3 billion. Afghanistan w ith $2.6 b illion . Iran with $2 billion. I s r a e l w it h $ 1 .9 billion. Cuba with $1.7 billion, Angola with $1.6 billion and Vietnam with $1.5 billion. N a t io n s w h o s e pu rch ases to ta led $700 million to $1.3 billion Include Syria. (A n e w T a iw a n . J a p a n . sy ste m of North Korea, Poland. regional W est G erm a n y . d isarm am en t S p a i n . E a s t is n eeded J G erm any. A lgeria. Turkey. Egypt and Ethiopia. The world's leading arms exporters in 1988 were the Soviet Union with $21.4 billion worth or sales, the United Slates with $14.3 billion. China siStfp***- JA C K ANDERSON Agnew, Simpson: see similarity? / / / y Meanwhile, he will have to take a pounding from ultra-conservatives who argue Irra­ tionally that tax cuts and slashes in spending could have made things right. O f course. Bush m a y be so popu lar at election tim e that such things w o n 't hurt him . But w h atever his standing In the polls, he w ill h a ve a hard tim e posing a s a president w h o held th e line against the h eavy spenders. A tattered confederation The unraveling Yugoslavia appears to be accelerating In light of steps by Slovenia and .Croatia, to spllt'from the 72-year-old confederU _ R e c e n tly , the S lo v en ia n p arliam en t r e ­ s o u n d in g ly approved a break w ith the central g o v e r n m e n t in B elgrad e. T h e n C ro a tia 's nationalist-dom inated assem bly voted to d is ­ regard federal laws that threaten the re­ p u b lic 's "in te rests and s o v e re ig n ty ." T h e tw o independence-m inded republics ou sted th eir C om m u n ist Party leaders last sp rin g in Y u goslavia's first free elections since W o rld W a r II. N ow th ey are u rging other rep u b lics to divid e the cou n try Into tw o o r m o re so vereign states. But Serbia, the largest o f th e c o u n try ’ s s ix republics, and th e co m m u n ist-d o m in ated federal a rm y seem d eterm in ed to keep the federation Intact, w h a te v e r the cost. C onsequ ently, this polyglot nation, riven by e th n ic , p o litic a l, e c o n o m ic an d cu ltu ra l d ivision s. Is on the v e rg e o f disintegration. T h e Bush adm inistration's neutral stance tow ard Y u goslavia's separatist m ovem en ts recen tly w as ch allen ged by S en ate M in ority Lea d er Bob Dole o f Kansas. He called for direct U.S. aid to the non-com m unist re­ p u b lic s . th u s b y p a s s in g th e c o m m u n is t reg im e in Belgrade. A lth o u gh such a step m ay be prem ature at this point. W ashin gton m ay have to decid e soon w h eth er to side w ith the non-com m unist leaders ca llin g for Y u goslavia's d ism em b er­ m en t o r w ith the com m u n ist regim e c o m ­ m itte d to h old in g the Balkan federation together. Berry's World m m WAS THAT? I JUST SHOT THE MESSENGER. with $3.1 billion and France with $1.9 billion. Other major suppliers ranged from Bulgaria and Brazil to Czechoslovakia and Chile. The annual value o f all International arms transfers peaked at $56 billion In 1987. then declined sharply to $49 billion one year later. But that 1988 figure Is hardly cause Tor celebration because the volatile Middle East maintained Its long-standing position as the world's leading regional arms purchaser. This is an especially propitious time for a re-examination o f that trade because much of It was spawned by the fast-fading Cold War, whose two adversaries pressed client nations to buy arms as a means o f halting the spread o f communism or Imperialism. Many o f the purchasers have their own political and military agendas, however, that are entirely unrelated to U.S.-Soviet tensions. Moreover, the sellers often have other motives as well — as Hartung notes In describing this country's policies: "President Bush's penchant for employing foreign military sates as a policy Instrument was first revealed In the summer of 1989. when he announced a multi-year plan to send unprece­ dented levels o f U.S. arms and advisors to Colombia. Bolivia and Peru as part of his widely touted'war on drugs.' JO SEPH SPEAR Whitewash 6 helps Keating 5 Columnists have to be prepared for strange questions, so for about a week now I've been rehearsing for this one: Of all the legislative entitles I have observed In the past year, which was the most disgusting'/ I don't have a definite answer yet. but I have narrowed my choices to two: The Keating Five and the Whitewash Six. regulators summoned to meet with the K5 In early April 1987. to hear their pleas on behalf of their "frien d " Keating. The regulators bluntly described Keating's Lincoln Savings & Loan as a "ticking time bomb." testified Black. "W c were trying to tell them (the K5) this Is not the Institution you want to be going to bat for." The first reference, of course. Is to the five U.S. senators who did favors for failed SAL mogul Charles Keating, and — purely by coincidence, o f course — received large political contributions from him at about the sam e tim e.' T h e y ore: D em ocrats Alan Cranston o f California. Dennis DcConcInl of Arizona. Donald Rlegle of Michigan and John Glenn o f Ohio: and Republican John McCain of Arizona. Observed David Pryor (who. Incidentally, has been fuvored In past campaigns with SAL contributions); "You may have been talking a lingo that our esteemed and distinguished colleagues may not have known." The second reference Is to the six-member "E thics" Committee that has been sitting In Judgment o f the K5 since last November. They are: Democrats Howell Heflin o f Alabama. David Pryor o f Arkansas and Terry Sanford of North Carolina: and Republicans Wurren Rudman of New Hampshire. Jesse Helms of North Carolina and Trent Lott o f Mississippi. They recently concluded that the only patently gullly member o f the K5 was Cranston, who Is sick and old and has already announced that he's quilting. It was a disgusting performance from the beginning. Sen. Daniel Inouyc. D-Hawall. appeared os a witness and defended the Keating Five as "m en o f unimpeachable character" who only did what senators do all the time — service their constituents. Hud Keating's empire survived, suld Inouyc. the senators would be hailed as "heroes to their constituents." But. he concluded, "today they are damned because the endeavor failed." This preposterous remark Just staggers me. Cun senators really be this Insensate? Would someone remind Inouyc that the SAL debuclr is (he worst financial scundal In our history? Somebody tell hint that working stllfs are going to have to fork over a minimum o f $300 billion to ball out failed or crooked bankers. Let's hear from. say. piano movers: How many of you believe that the K5 Us iked upon Charles Keating as Just anolher constituent, like the widow who didn't get her Social Security check? Believers say "A y e ." Disbe­ lievers. “ N ay." The Nays have It. 89.001 to 12. Sorry. Dan. Sticks are smarter than you. A few days later. M r Whitewash Six heard from William Black, one o f the four federal A ttention all carpenters, painters and ■oofeis: How many o f you do not understand the technical term "ticking time bom b"? I count 4.843.202 who do. 144 foreign na­ tionals who do not. Sorry. David, bricks have m ore brains than you. ( Somebody tell At another point. him that Pryor suggested the working stiffs rules were so con­ are going to fusing that the entire have to fork Senate could use a over a c l i n i c on e t h ic s . minimum of ' ' E v e r y b o d y Is $300 billion to b a m b o o z le d ." he ball out tailed said. • or crooked The Keating Five bankers J didn't need any re­ fresher courses In ethics. Their meeting wllh the regulators fulled a simple sniff tesl: It stunk. All of America this time: How many would have known that meeting with regulators on behalf of a strong-arming banker would smell like a North Jersey landfill? I gel 248.710.313. counting klndergartncrs. Sorry, senator. You've got the ethical antenna of an enchilada. And while I’ ve got your utlrnllon. America, one last question: Which Is more disgusting, the Keating Five or the Whitewash Six? For the K5s. I count 130.210.011. For the W6s. 130.210.01 l.llm m m m . L E T T E R S T O E D IT O R Letters to the editor are welcome All letters must la- signed. Include the address of the writer and a davlim e telephone number. Letters should In on a sing,- subject and be as bnrl as possible.. Letters are sub|rci to editing WASHINGTON — Alan Simpson and Spiro Agnew — twins separated at Mrth? The Republican senator from Wyoming and the former Republican vice president may not have the same biological parents, but they wear the same shoes, and put them In the same place — their mouths. Simpson Is filling Agnew’s shoes admirably when It comes to his habit o f bashing press in times national crisis. Last mo n t h Simpson gagged on his shoe when he s u ld C N N c o r r e ­ s p o n d e n t P e te r A rn e tt w as filin g "re p u ls iv e " reports from Baghdad under the watchful eye o f Ir a q i c e n s o rs . Simpson said Arnett was "w hat we used to call In my day a sympathizer. ... lie was a c tiv e In the Vietnam War and he won a Pulitzer prize ■ W e 're largely because of Ills reminded of a anti-government maw|ndbag In tcrial And he was the Nixon married to a VietW hite House. ■ n a m c ic w h o s e W brother was active in the Viet Cong. I called that 'sympathizers' In my early days In the Second World W ar." We can only speculate what precocious little A1 meant by "sym pathizer" In his early days. He was 10 when Pearl Harbor was bombed, and could be understandably con­ fused about the role of a free press during a war. Simpson lias since backed off of his allegations about Arnett's (ainily tics. He made a mistake, and reporters. If anyone, should understand how thut happens. What wc don't understand is Simpson's odious habit o f blaming the messenger whenever the news doesn't sit well with him. W e're reminded o f a windbag In the White House during the Nixon years, Spiro Agnew. who proved that vice president^ really do have a Job, Agnew’s was to blame the press for the fallings ol the Vietnam War. Agnew gave his best performance on Nov. 13. 1969. Ten days earlier President Nixon had an­ nounced plans to continue the war until North Vietnam agreed to negotiate an "h on ­ orable peace" or until the South Vietnamese were capable o f fighting their own war. Nixon called on "the great silent m ajorlly" to back him up. Network news anchors called Nixon's policy what It was — "nothing really new.” Agnew responded In a speech claiming Nixon's remarks had been subject to "queru­ lous criticism" from a "gaggle of commenta­ to r s " and a " lin y closed fraternity o f privileged" Journalists who were "constantly talking to one another, thereby providing artificial reinforcement to their shared view ­ points." There It Is. the stale theory that the left-wing, critical American press lives to make life miserable for well-meaning politi­ cians and bureaucrats. It Is Alan Simpson's theme sung. He told Saddam Hussein in a pre-war meeting last year that the American press was "a haughty and pampered press — they all consider themselves political ge­ niuses.” Last year, wc reported what Simpson said in that meeting with Saddam, and the senator throttled us. Simpson told Saddam that his problem was he had Isolated himself from the media. Simpson said Iraq’s beef was with the American press, not the American government. And. he added that Saddam should "Invite them (the pro**) to come here (Iraqi und see for yourselves," What Simpson expected Ihe press to see In Iraq Is nol spelled out. Bui what the senator later said hr was trying to do was open up Iraq more to the Western media. Make that everyone In the Western media except Peter Arnett. Because later when Arnett was the sole Wcsiern reporter still In Baghdad with Ihe permission o f Saddam Huaacln. Simpson called him a "sympathizer.” �(\ Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Monday, March It, 1991 — » A Violence prompts Baker to cancel Jerusalem visit A P Diplomatic Writer CAIRO, Egypt — An outbreak o f violence In Jerusalem forced Secretary o f State James A. Baker III to cancel a planned visit to the predominantly Arab but Israeli-controlled Eastern sector of the city. Baker met with Egyptian Pres­ ident Hosnl Mubarak here today after saying he will not ask Arabs to make gestures for peace until he knows how far Israel is prepared to go In matching them. | He then flew to Jerusalem, here his call for unspecified incesalons by Israel already Is auslng problems. In canceling his scheduled Islt to East Jerusalem as part of 10-day tour of the Middle East, iker denounced Sunday's fatal tabbing o f four Israeli women In rtly Jewish West Jerusalem tragic and appalling acts." N o n e t h e l e s s . B a k e r 's p o k esw om a n . M argaret D. utwiler. said he would follow lostages loved from leirut through with plans to meet T u e s d a y w ith a g r o u p o f Palestinian Arabs at tne home o f the U.S. consul-general In West Jerusalem. A ra b p a r tic ip a n ts In th e planned meeting are listed only by occupation. U.S. officials maintained they do not know whether delegation members (have ties with the Palestine 'Liberation Organization. After a two-hour session with Mubarak. Baker told reporters his meeting with the. Palesti­ nians would not constitute re­ sumption o f a dialogue with the PLO. " I t does not rep resen t a reopening o f the dialogue with the PLO ." he said. "T h e Individ­ uals that I understand we will be meeting with ... are people that have m et before with repre­ sentatives o f the U.S. govern­ ment and Israel." The United States suspended talks with the PLO last June, saying factions had engaged In terrorist acts against Israel de­ spite a pledge by PLO Chairman More anti-government protests in Yugoslavia a y D U S A N S T M A M O V IC A u o clatad Press Writtr______ :latad Press Writer B E IR U T. Lebanon — Pron la n M u slim e x tr e m is ts Idlng 13 Western hostages e moved the captives from ms In southern Beirut to a Ion In eastern Lebanon, secusources said today, e report coincided with a drive by the United States Britain to secure the release e captives through the good o f Iran and Syria. Iran officially neutral In the eek Persian Gulf War. while i fought alongside the all Its. e sources, who spoke on iltlon o f anonymity, said the Ives were now believed held ildeouts controlled by Shiite mentallsts in and around ancient Roman town o f ibek in the Bckaa Valley of it Lebanon. he army command Is conthat none o f the hostages Is In Beirut or Us environs any m o r e . " o n e s o u r c e s a id . "Lebanese troops searched all ^suspected hideouts controlled by iS&rtifte utfiHd.H iu south 3rtrut - <|asi week and lltcre was no trace o f any of the captives." The source said the search Included the two main barracks used by the fundam entalist Hezbollah, or Party o f God. In the shantytowns of HaJJaJ and Hay Mad I, where most o f the missing Westerners had been believed Imprisoned. T h e m issing men are six Americans, four Britons, two Germans and an Italian. The Americans arc Journalist Terry Anderson, educators Thom as Sutherland. Jesse Turner. Alann Steen and Joseph Clclpplo, and writer Edward Tracy. Yasser Aralat to abandon such tactics. Baker also dismissed a report­ er's suggestion that hla meeting with the Palestinians would boost the PLO's standing, which suffered because o f Its support o f Iraq's occupation o f Kuwait last August. "Absolutely not." the secre­ tary said. "T h e PLO came out o f this, as you correctly put it. with diminished stature. We have said for many months now that we think the leadership o f the P L O m a d e a fu n d a m e n ta l mistake In embracing Saddam Hussein and his aggression against a small Arab brother. "And they remain, as far as we are concerned, diminished as a consequence or that." Baker said. In reply to another question, Baker denied that the United States plans to station troops In Egypt In the wake o f the Qulf V/ar. "W e have no such Intention." he said. "W e have not been asked by Egypt to do that." BELGRADE. Yugoslavia About 15.000 anti-government p r o t e s t e r s g a t h e r e d In downtown Belgrade today for a third straight day of de­ m onstration s that already have left two people dead and scores Injured. As the crowd swelled, the head o f Serbia's Orthodox c h u rc h . P a tria r c h P a v le , pleaded with the emotional demonstrators to disperse "In order to prevent bloodshed." T h e d e fia n t p r o t e s te r s c h a n ted back . " T r e a s o n ! T re u s o n !" and refused to budge. Earlier today, police had fired tear gas at the demonstrators and beat some with truncheons. Meanwhile, across town the Communist leadership organlzed a huge count c r d c m o n s t r a t lo n . A b o u t 30.000 people, many bused In from factories around the state, gathered near the con­ flu e n c e of. the S a v a an d Danube rivers at the rally T h e anll-C om m u nist d e­ monstrators, mostly university students, are demanding the release of an estimated 170 people Jailed in the last three days and an end to censorship Imposed on B elgrade's In ­ dependent radio and TV dur­ ing weekend rioting that left two dead and at least 120 hurt. They were also seeking the resignation of Serbia's Interior minister, Radmllo Bogdanovic. w h o m th e y c o n s id e r r e ­ s p o n s ib le fo r S a tu r d a y 's bloodshed. S e rb ia 's p a rliam en t and government said they would convene emergency meetings today to consider the de­ mands. Slob odan M ilo s e v ic , the state's hard-line president, reportedly m et with some students but refused to receive a student delegation sent by the protesters, student leaders said. M ilo s e v ic Is w id e ly believed to have ordered the crackdow n, . ca llin g tn. .the army Saturday to help quell the unrest, the worst In Serbia sln;c World War II. (.ailed by Srrb!?> ruling .Bo-. O th e r- p r o f r s f e r s had cU lia l Party, the renamed gathered Sunday night in Communists. downtown Belgrade and pelted "W e will prevail over those police with stones. Several who want to destroy Serbia." Injured policemen were seen exclaimed Dusko Matkovlc, a being led away. At least two deputy In the state legislature. demonstrators were also In­ Serbia, Yugoslavia's largest jured. witnesses reported. republic, is resisting proThe crowd grew to more democracy moves In four of than 5.000 but gradually dis­ the five other republics. persed alter opposition leaders H u n d red s o f p o lic e m e n appealed for calm. wearing bullet-proof vests and Army reservists armed with carrying automatic rides stood Kalashnikov rifles surrounded b e h i n d t h e p o d iu m a s speakers criticized the opposi­ the TV station and three water cannon trucks were parked on tion and the crowd clapped aside street. perfunctorily. Schools “ It could be a wash If all these things happen." Gardner said. "But then Seminole would be In a lot better shape than m ost." Stone. Gardner and Rep.s Art Grtndle. P-Aitamonte Springs, and Stan Balnter. R-Tavares. alt agree a proposal to begin the elimination o f "categorical fund­ in g " could give school officials more control to spend money for teaching programs needed moat. Now. slate education revenues are earmarked for specific pro­ grams. * If the controls are relaxed, the local officials will be able to provtde more money to enlarge needed programs. "F o r the first time In many, many years, money will go back to the district and they can decide how to ^>end It," Grtndle said. "W hich Is (he way to g o ." G rln d ie 's d is tric t Inclu des Sanford and Lake Mary. "It pula education back with the teacher, where It belongs," Stone said. Stone said lawmakers may cut more state school strings next year, although local school dis­ tricts will have to meet ^ number o f standards. Failing to meet those standards could result In closed schools or the removal o f sch ool su p erin ten d en ts and board m em bers from office. Stone said. Gardner said he plans to use his powerful position as chair­ man o f the Senate Appropria­ tions Committee to remove Lot­ tery revenues from general edu­ cation funding and return to the original Lottery spilt between schools, community colleges and Teacher- Gas- 1A Seminole County lawsuit. It could be w on." Sen. W.W. "B u d" Gardner. D-Tliusvllle, who la sponsoring the Senate's education reform bill, cautioned that the windfall If approved could be devoured by other education cuts to Uim the deficit. Gardner's district Includes Sanford and areas gen­ erally east o f County Rood 427. 1A u n le a d e d Is manag­ er for 10 years, and meanwhile 1 1.049. Full serve Is 1 1.699. Hall said his self-serve regular Indulged himself In his teaching passion part-time at Barry Col­ unleaded price Is 81.04. Chang said some stations had lege, Mlami-Dade Community been selling gas locally for 99 College and Broward Communi­ cents, but he fd t they had been ty College. In 1988 Varttn moved to Lake paying that much to the oil Mary, where he decided to re­ companies, using the gas as a turn to full-time teaching. He loss leader. "U was artificial. The oil com ­ now teaches six courses In E n g lis h p o e t r y , m e d ie v a l panies encouraged the dealers to humanities and speech during sell gas for 99 cents. It drew early-morning and night classes customers In who purchased at SCC. Several days a week, hla other things, but dealers didn't make any profit, oil companies first class bell rings at 6:30 a.m. did.” Chang said. Vartln. like other English proHall said competition Is keen -lessors at SCC, la a writer. He has written an unpublished de­ In Central Florida. "W e only make about three tective novel, and la working on a second novel. He Is also cents on a gallon. W e're Just compiling a collection o f his trying to com pete with the company stores," he said. poetry. The new average is nearly 1 Much ot Vartln's poetry Is tinted with humor. In a selection cent below the July 1990 level of tilled " A Blind Date,” he light- • 1.171 cents, before Iraq's Aug. heartedly addresses the humilia­ 2 Invasion o f Kuwait. Lundbcrg said. tion o f being paired with a The price Includes an average less-than-dcslrablc person who o f nearly 33 cents In state and Is. herself, disappointed In her federal taxes, she noted. Federal date. From that selection arc the gas taxes Increased by a nickel last two stanzas: per gallon Dec. 1. "W h e n I saw her. m y blood ra n cold, BANKRUPTCY -> "W h y she was old! • IS IT FO R YO U ? "A n d she was gross, heavy, FED ER AL LAW M AY H ELP • a n d crude. . . . T .. .. OUT K I T * • KEEP YOUA PROPERTY r " E v e n h e r la n g u a g e and • < <K E i H A Ih f l i t manners were rude. .* ■*----C « ( l a M t l f l M h | * 1A "Our m u tu a l frie n d h ad to ld so m a n y lies. ‘ ‘B u t to m y surprise, " W nat was roust sum k in g to see. "T h e la d y seemed m ost d is ­ a p p o in te d In me. ' 1 He d o e s n 't find his C PA beginnings unlikely for a poet — he re a d ily p oin ts to poets William Carlos Williams and e.e. cummlngs. who both were busi­ n essm en b e fo re th e y w ere w idely acclaimed as literary masters. And besides, he said, at heart he was never a CPA. " I was never a good C PA ." he said. " A CPA wnuld want things to work out — things have to work out. I wasn't like that." “tSTOP CCUECTON THREATS • STOP FORECLOSURE AND LAW SUITS FREE LECTURES - NOON, SATURDAYS W t H T H m iK M U EDITH IRENE BOWMAN Edith Irene Bowman. 59. 107 Hlllcrest Drive. Longwood. died Saturday at her residence. Bom Nov. 19, 1931. In Winnipeg, Canada, she moved to Longwood from Los Angeles In 1972. She was a treasurer for a manage­ ment consulting firm and a spiritualist. Survivors include husband. D on ; s o n . S te p h e n G a la s . Jacksonville; daughter. Georgia Hogan, Rancho Verdes. Calif. Beacon Cremation Services of Central Florida. Winter Park. In charge of urrangments. WILLIAM CHARLES HAMBLETT JR. William Charles Hamblclt Jr.. 44. 609 Subal Lake D rive. Longwood, died Monday at his residence. Born March 26. 1946. In Philadelphia hr moved to Orlando from there in 1958. He was a real estate salesman. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e s o n s . Edward and Keith, both o f Or­ lando;- daughter. Angela. Or­ lando; sisters. Florrlc O'Neill and Susan Hart, both of Orlando: brother. Steven Isham. Orlando; father. William Charles Sr.. Cas­ s e lb e r r y ; m oth er. F lo ren c e Sowlnskl. Philadelphia. Central Florida Funeral and Cremation Service. Orlando. In charge o f arrangements. CLARA O. HEISMANN Clara O. Hebmann. 98. 989 O r lc n t a A v e .. A lta m o n t e Springs, died Friday at Life Care Center. Altamonte Springs. Horn Sept. 15. 1892. In Cincinnati, she moved to Altamonte Springs from Lake Worth In 1979. She I: was a homemaker and a Pre­ sbyterian. She was a member of Widows of Cincinnati Fire De­ partment. S u r v iv o r s In clu d e g r a n d ­ daughter, Barbara Hoffm an. W in te r S p rin g s ; g ra n d so n , L a rry , Orlando; four g rea t­ grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs, In charge of arrangements. Survivors Include daughters. Mildred Bouey. Alberta Lockett, both of Dunkirk. N.Y.. Joequctta Cuyler. Altamonte Springs; sis­ ter. Cora W hite. A ltam on te Springs: 19 grandchildren; 21 g r e a t - g r a n d c h i l d r e n : 14 great-great-grandchildren. Mitchell's Funeral Home. Or­ lando. In charge o f arrange­ ments. CHARLES J. SMITH JOSEPH E. MCLAUGHLIN SR. Joseph E. McLaughlin Sr.. 81. 261 N. Forest Lake Drive. Alta­ monte Springs, died Saturday at F lorida Hospital. A ltam onte Springs. Bom May 2. 1909. In Fort Drum, he moved to Alta­ monte Springs from Miami in 1970. He was u heavy equip­ ment operator for the farming Industry and a member o f Forest Lake Seventh-day A dventist Church. Survivors Include wife, Jean S.: sons. Joseph E.. Jr.. Alta­ m onte Springs. Edward L., Chattanooga. Torn.; daughter. Sharon C arroll. G atlin b u rg. Tcnn.: one grandchild. B ald w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral Home. Forest City. In charge of arrangements. MAGNOLIA R. SIMMONS Magnolia R. Simmons. 77. 403 L o n g w o o d A v e .. A lta m o n te Springs, died Wednesday at Flor­ ida Hospital. Altamonte Springs. Bom Sept. 2. 1913. In Georgia, she moved to Altamonte Springs from Longwood in 1961. She w as a h om em ak er and a member of Si. Peters Freewill B aptist C hu rch. A lta m o n te Springs. C harles J. Sm ith, 59. 29 C olum bine Terrace. DcBary. died Saturday at his residence. Bom April 28. 1931. In New York City, he moved to DeBary from Warren. Mich., in 1981. He was a retired sales manager for Warnock Spring Co.. Detroit, and was a member of St. Ann Catholic Church, DcBary. He was a member and past com­ mander o f Hudson Motor Post *357 of the American Legion, past president of Seeond Chance lleartllnc. St. John Hospital, Detroit and. a member o f St. Francis Xalver Alumni Associa­ tion. New York. Survivors Include wife. Carol A n n e. D cB a ry; m o th er. Elizabeth Heron. DeBary; daugh­ ters; Kathryn E. Ravetta o f Warren. Stacey Anne. DeLand; son. Stephen J.. Deltona: sisters. Virginia and Marilyn, both of Jackson Heights: 1 1 grand­ children. B a ld w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral Home. Oukluwn Chapel, Lake Mary. In charge o f arrange­ ments. LOUISE STINNETT WILLIAMSON Louise Stinnett Williamson. HUEL WRIGHT Huel Wright. 82. 119 Aldcan Drive. Sanford, died Friday at his residence. Born July 22. 1908. in Graves County. Ky.. he moved to Sanford from Dukedom. Ky.. In 1983. He was a teacher In Weakley County. Tenn.. and u principal of schools In Fulton County. Ky. lie was a member of Central Baptist Church. Sanford. FA AM Lodge 172 and Order of Easier Star In Fulton. Ky. He was u Kentucky colonel and form er member o f American Dahlia S ociety and Sanford Shufflebnard Club. Survivors Include wife. Irma; sons. William A.. Lexington. Mass.. Larry E„ Louisville. Ky.; five grandchildren: one greatgrandson. B a ld w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral Home. Oaklawn Chapel. Lake Mary. In ehargr of arrange­ ments. Information from ttio Auoclatad P ra u l» contained In m il roporf. Use of Your TDKItERIMt IN3n n r Save 2 M Save O ff Tax Preparation with this ad. with Paid Tax Preparation m h mm « , I r a itllY lC I ATTORNEY A T LAW 339-2022 « lantamOuWij rojiiWDuphouTiouro* ONLY REQUIREMENT: OROYiAL SOCIAL lECVP'TVCAROANOPCTURE D . J FAST — IN C O M E TAX REFU N D S w ithin H ip 60. 484 Palin Springs Drive, Longwood. died Saturday at her residence. Born Oct. 16. 1930, In Duchanan. Va.. she moved to Longwood from Roanoke. Va., In 1969. She was a bank teller for Southeast Bank and a member o f St. S te p h e n 's L u th era n Church. She was u member of Rolling Hills Women's Golf As­ sociation. Survivors Include husband. F. Glenn; sons. Stephen Glenn. W inter Springs, Dana Lynn. D allas; brother. C h arles T. S t in n e t t . R o a n o k e ; s is te r . Kathryn Wlckllnr. Collinsville, Va.; two grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs, In charge of arrangements. Chang said In Florida, con­ sumers arc paying 9.3 cents more tn federal, state and excise taxes than they paid last sum­ mer. Gas prices have dropped by 30.2 cents since peaking on Oct. 19, Lundberg said. At that time, a gallon o f regular unleaded gasoline at self-serve stations averaged I47.09cents. M W 1M - 1TT UNiianl A x . 1806 SOUTH FRENCH AVE. /Utaunta aprtn— |ix URSaun d SR 323-441S •You(rw«m*il»»aWNOT mW0onrwlonr«flaiW 0 0 0 WITH ANY ia OTHER OFFERS Vmtm or la> amt by caAngor srltagB ffw any luqv p *T - a u t o on a Rotund Anoapuon Loon 48 Hours /o r$ DEATHS universities. Any leftover dollars would be sent to local schools for whatever needs they have. Balnter. whose district In­ cludes most portions o f the county west o f Interstate 4. said Seminole County could see In­ creased construction dollars as a result o f Increased revenues for utility taxes which finance the state school construction fund. Despite the shortfalls and cer­ tain program cuts. Balnter said the process will be healthy for Florida. Balnter said he hopes the state will move to a base fiscal plan Instead o f a recurring program plan. " W e 'r e constitutionally re­ quired to fund only a have dozen or so programs." Balnter said. " A t last count, w e're now fund­ ing 2.152 programs. Many o f those should be local obliga­ tions." Gardner agrees. "It Is a gloom and doom session. But It's forc­ ing us to do things we didn't have to before. And I think that's good." 3 0 .0 0 Need your return in a hurry? Call us Today, for electronic filing. 48 hour roturn for $30°°* F & S Electronic Filing 200 N. 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The Police Department is con­ ducting an internal Investigation and the county said it would start presenting its case to a i;r.md |urv today. Police Chief Daryl F. Gales also recorded a video shown at officers" roll calls beginning Friday. The tape was released to the press Sunday and showed a s o in b e r G a l e s p I e d g 1n g punishment for all police officers involved. "Serving the public properly, that's what the badge stands for." Gates said. "A n d I've told you that If you've tarnished that badge in any way. you cast a shadow on that badge, you cast ,t shadow on the badges of every single man and women In tills department." Thousands of angry calls have Man shoots police chief, kills self flooded the Police Department and Mayor Tom Hradley's office regarding the beating. People have demanded Gates' ouster, and llmdlcv scrambled to calm the city and salvage Its reputa­ tion. "People all over the country are lurlous." said American Civil Liberties Union spokeswoman Linda Hurst vn. "It lias been a p h e n o m e n a l o u tp o u rin g of rage." On March 3. plumber George Holliday stuck his new video camera out the window of fils apartment and captured the lN-allng of Rodney Glen King after a tralfic stop. Holliday sold bis video of the baton swinging officers to a local television station for 9500. It aired first locally, then na­ tio n a lly . Hy m id w e e k , the country wajt angry and the nation's second-largest city was reeling. Violence erupts at U.S. theaters By BETH J. HARPAZ Associated Press W ilier NEW YORK — Violence al theaters sh ow in g the Him "N e w .Jack C ity" has |clt one moviegoer dead, several peo­ ple Injured and more than a dozen arrested In cities from const to coast. Shootings, lights and a riot broke out alter the film, based THURSDAY, FRIDAY, on the real life New York drug lord Nlekle Hornes, opened Friday. 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Laka Hawaii al Rad Bug, 3:30 p.m. I Pel. iooa .n e *47 .007 xn -333 .333 .333 .333 .000 .a n .a n F t). ra n ra n ta n ta n *s» 333 .333 .333 .333 .aw la slan- ItM i/ i m To m a M ln a n o ti 1 « Innings, rain Chicago Whits So* vs. Kansas City, c c d , rain Atlanta 4, Montreal t Houston vs. Cincinnati, ccd.. rain , Mow York Ysnkoos A Baltimore S Pittsburgh vs. St. Louis, ccd., rain Lao Angolas vs. Now York Mats, ccd., ram Boston vs. Detroit at Lakeland, ccd., rain Toronto 5, Philadelphia 1 Clove land A San F ranchcol San Diego 2. California I ChicagoCubsr.MllwaiAaoA IIIn n in g * Seattle A Oakland 1 Sunday's Samoa Boston Rad So* IS. Detroll 7 Houston ». Kansas City S Montreal A Atlanta 2 Chicago White So* X Cincinnati I Baltimore A Now York Yankees X 10 Innings St. Louis It , Pittsburgh0 Philadelphia », Toronto I Minnesota I . Tcaos S Now York Mots IA Los AngolasS Son Francisco X Cleveland 2 Sen Diego A California 0 Chicago Cubs t . Milwaukee S Seattle A Oekland 5 Mender's Game* Detroit v a Kansas CNy at Haines City, I : « p.m. P h ila d e lp h ia v t . S t. L o u ts a t S I. Petersburg. LOS p.m. Atlanta vs. New York Yankees at Fort Lauderdale. I :M p.m. Los Angsts* vt. Montreal at West Palm Beach. 1:05 p.m. H ouston vs. Mew York Mete at P ert St. Lucie. I t tap."*. Cincinnati vs. Temae at Port Charlotte. 1 JO p.m. Boston vt. Baltimore at Bradenton. 1:15 p.m. Minnesota vs. TororOo a l Fort M yerA 1:05 e.m. Cleveland vs. Chicago Cubs at Mesa. A rlt., 1:05 p.m. Milwaukee Its ) v a Oakland at Ptweni*. 5:05 p.m. San Francisco 1st) vt. Milwaukee (M l at Chandler, A ril.. J.05 p m . San Francisco Its ) v a Seattle at Tampa, A ril.. 1:05 p.m. California vs. San Diego at Tempo. A rlt.. 1:05p.m. Pittsburgh vs. Chicago W hile So* al Saraaela.7:0Spm. N B A ST A N D IN G S All Timas 1ST C A S T IR N C O N FIM K N C K Atlantic Civilian W L Pet. 45 17 .224 ■ Boston Philadelphia 33 27 550 25 32 .475 New York Washington 12 X Ml M iam i to 41 .210 New Jersey If 43 111 Cantral Christen 44 IS .744 ■ Chicago Detroit I t 23 *35 Milwaukee 11 15 .557 Allanla 35 71 .545 Indiana 25 32 .425 Cleveland 22 55 .341 I I 43 300 Char lotto W ESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Dhristea1 u i­ W 1 L w San Antonia X l l 472 Ulah 40 X 447 Houston , X 14 400 21 30 3*7 Dallas Orlando 11 4* .5*4 If 40 m Minnoeola 17 O 203 Denver P acllk Etonian 45 15 .1)0 ■ Portland 44 10 710 LA Lakers 42 I f 445 Phoenl* Golden Slate 23 20 533 X X 500 Seattle LA Clippers X 41 33* Sacramento 17 42 1M 00 — 11 late Mte 15Vi Mte — 4V* Ite lOte 14 21 24te GB — 4 to levs 20‘j 73 — > Jte il IS 25 te 17te * clinched piers!I berth Saturday's Camas O etro llH A Indiana 111 LA Laker* IX Washington 71 Charlotte U7, Milwaukee SI New York 101. U to h n Houston ft . Philadelphia 10 San Antonio IIX Seattle f t Sunday's Oames Chicago i n . Atlanta V Phoenl* IXX Minnesota |0* M iam i i l l . New Jersey M Denver I1A Dalles 110 Golden Slate *7, Sacramento 1/ LA Lakers IIS. Or lead* I I I Cleveland SO. LA Clippers 01 Boston 111, Portland lot. OT M ender'i Games Milwaukee at Detroit. 7 X p m New Jersey at New York. J JOp m Utah al San Antonio. ( 10 p m Cleveland at Portland 10:10p m NBA BO XES LA LAKERS (lis t Worthy 114 I I 17, Perklr* 0 I I 4 * 70. Otvac 5 0 5 7 IX Johnson « 10 5 4 IX B Scad 4 IS I 2 IX Thompson 0 I 1 1 X Ttegte 0 11 I I 17. T Smith I 2 0 0 1 . Grewt I 2 2 4 X Campbell 0 2 0 0 0 . Thomas2 41 24 Totals 43*1 73 13 115 ORLANDO I l i t ) D Scott 14 25 5 7 l x Turner 0 1 0 0 X Kite 7 4 I 1 X Skltot 7 I t 4 5 * . O Smith 4 t l 1 4 tX Ansley 54 I I It. Acres A I 0 4 X Anderson 7 1400 IX VtotentOOOOO. Reynolds 2 4 0 11 Totals 41 ( 1 14 71101 Let Angeles 14 11 >4 U - 111 Orlande 12 21 11 11 - I I I 1 Pwnl goals - Lot Angeles 1 7 IB Scott I X Johnson I 41. Orlando S it (Saties I X O Smith I I. Reynolds I 1. O Scott I 1) Fouled out - None Rafcoundt - La* Angeles 44 (Otvac 111. Orlando SO (Kite 111 AssistsLot Angeles 11 (Johnson 121. Orlando 77 A rlio n a-S t. Fran cis. P a w in ner v t. V irg inia Brigham vawtg winner Salon Hail-PapparMna winner vs. New AAeilcs St. Creighton winner At The MeKale Cawtar UNLV Montana wter wNBBPTRfl WlIwItT Utah-South Alabama WlrErlBET »». WWiUlfml St. Wit- Green Bay winner AM ill Arltona SI.-SI.Francis, Pa.—Virginia BYU winner vt. Salon Matt ftopperdlno N ie Mas Ico St. Creighton winner UNLV M anfarid—Georgetown-Vanderbilt winner vt. UtafvSouti Alabama-MJchIgan St. UWGB winner A t The I Ml Ml i i AM T h a t* 1ST A M B IIC A M LEAGUE « L ) a Saaftto Baltimore i 1 Batten 2 i t 2 Chicago Mlnn+toWi 1 i i 1 Cleveland 1 i 1 i Detroit 1 i Oakland 2 Tam 1 1 1 Taranto Kansa* City 2 a California ) a MINvufca* 0 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE w L Chicago i a a SanDtoga ) Houston i a Now York a 2 St. Louis 2 a Cincinnati 1 t Atlanta a 1 11..,i 8, i l | 1 2 N w F lP 1 2 Phitadaiphia Pittsburgh 1 1 1 2 San Fronttoea i M ill* 2-f M A Morris M S M to, Benia 0 M 2-1 ML Blartack A M 00 1A Thous B it 05 *2. Haksy 14 1 1 X Petravtc 5-10 OO I I . l ig h t e r 0 1 0 0 A Georg* 12 00 A Gorvln A t 0 0 A Totals: 1AM A ll W. M IA M I ( H I ) Burton A l l A4 IX Lang M l A« IA Selkely A l l AS 11. Douglas 1122 4A 1A Rica 414 2 0 t x Edwards 14 I I X Kessler U M l C o t e t 1-1 AO t Thompson I I AO 1. Atkins 0 * A * A OggAlAA A Totals: 4 a t; U l l M l. Now Jersey » n II I I - R Mto«i 17 it it n - mi > Point goals - Now Jersey 15 (Petrnvlc M . M o rrlt I X Bowl* A t, Thau* A l), Miami A l (Rica A l) . Fouled out - Nan*. Rsbeunds — New Jersey M I Bowla • ). Miami 01 (Salkaly 21). Assists New Jersey IS (Blaylock. Thous 41. Miami 25 (Douglas ID . Total touts - Now Jersey If. Miami II . Technicals— Rice. Bowie. A — 1X000. Al The Jan M. Nonunion Canter Sait lake City Saturday. Match 14 M C A A T lW lM Ih t ■AST REGIONAL First W and At Cai* FMdBous* Celtege t a r t , Md. Thursday. March 1* Syracuse (IAS) vs. Richmond ( l i t ) Purdue II M ) > v*. Temple (1 11) Oklahoma State (117) vs Now « M *k o (2At) North Carolina Stela (IA I0 I v*. Southern Mississippi (11-7) At The Carrier Oam* ly r truss, PAV. Friday. March I I North Carolina (255) vs. Northeastern (2AM) Princeton 1142) v*. Vlllanava I IA Ml UCLA (22 0) v*. Penn Stale I1AWI M ississippi Stale (20-01 v*. Eastern Michigan (2A4I At Cate Fk Cailego M e t. Md. Saturday. M arch M Syracuse- Richmond winner vs. Purdue T iin p lt wifwwr Oklahoma St.-New M eilco winner,vt. N.C. Slat* Southern Mtts. w Inner Al The Carrier Dam* Syracuse. N .Y. Sunday. March 17 North Carolina Northeastern winner vs Princeton-Vlllanova winner UCLA Penn Si. winner vs. Mississippi SI. E . Michigan winner Baaloukl MlEfemki i Enn|||iAa|a n m im n At The Meadswlandt Arena East Rulhar lard. N.J. Friday. Msrch n S yracu se-R ichm on d— P u rd u a-T em p la winner v t. Oklahoma SI. Now M a ilc a -N .C . Slate-Southern Mis*. winner N o rth C a ro lin a N o r lh e e t t e r n - P r l n cston V lllanova winner vs. UCLA-Pann SI.—Mississippi St.-E. Michigan winner RtfUtsaVOisiiiplBfNMp Sunday, March 24 At The Msakbwtawds Arana East Rvtherterd, N.J. Samlllnal winner* SOUTHEAST EBOIONAL First Round At Freedom Hall LauhvBI*. Ky. Thursday. March 14 Indiana (77 4) vt. Coastal Carolina (757) F lo r id a S ta le ( » 10) vs. Southern California ( I f f ) Kansas (12 7) v t NewOrlaan* (217) Pittsburgh (10 111 vt.Georgia (17-11) Al The Omni Saturday. March 22 Samlllnal winners TNB FINAL FOUR At The Its iile r Dams Saturday, March so East champion vs. Southeast champion Midwest champion vt. West champion y, April t Samlllnal wlrwwrs Nattonal levttaOars Tournament All Timet EST First Pseud Seen? SiurJ At Freedom Halt Laviivilte. Ky. Saturday, March 14 Indiana Coastal Caroline winner vs. Florl da SI. Southern Cal winter Kansas New Orleans winner vs. P it ­ tsburgh Georgia winner At The Omni Sunday. Merck 17 Arkansas Georgia St. winner vs. A rliana SI Rutgers winner Alebama Murray St. winner vt. W ake Forest Louisiana Tech winner Regtenal Semifinals Al The C herbtl* Celttavm Chartehe, N.C. Thunday, March I I In d ia n a C o a s ta l C a r o lin a —A r l t o n a St. Rutgers winner v t. Kansas New O r leant—Pittsburgh Georgia winner Arkansas Georgia SI —Arltona Sl.-Rutgers winner v t. A labem a M u rrey St —W ake F ores) Louisiana Tech w Inner Regtenal Chemptenthlp Al The Chartott* Celisevm Ckartette, N .C Saturday. March n Samlllnal winners MIDW ESTRCOIONAL First Round Al The Mitredem * Miaiwa petit Thursday, March 14 Duke (1* 7) vt Norewatl Louisiana (25 7) Iowa (1010) v t East Tennessee State (1141 Nebraska I » 7) v t Xavier. Ohio I I I ») Louisiana Slate IX *1 v t Connacllcut (10 10) At Dayton Arena Dayton, Ohte Friday. Mnrck I I Ohio Slate (15 5) vs. Towson Slate I I * 10) Georgia Tech (M 111 vs D eP au lllO II SI John t l l O I I vs Northern Illinois IIS 5) Teias 171I I vs St Peter's 124 4) Second Round At The Metri Saturday, March 14 Ouk* NE Louisiana winner vt Iowa E Tennessee SI winner N e b ra s k a X a v ie r w in n er v t LSU Connecticut winner At Dayton Arena Dayton. Okie Sunday. March 17 Ohio SI Towson St winner vs Georgia Tech DePaul winner St John's N Illinois winner vt T * * a t SI Peter 's winner Rtgwnal Semifinals At The Stkrerdem* Pentiac. Mich Friday. March 11 Duka NE Louisiana - Iowa E Ttnn St winner v t Nebraska X avier-LS U Con net lie ut winner Ohio St Towson S> -G eorgia Tech DePaul winner v t SI John s N lllln o lt-T e sas St Peter 's winner . Regienel Chempaensfcip At The Sdverdeme Pentiac. Mtefc Sunday. M arck 24 Samlllnal winners WEST REOIONAL First Rewnd Al The Jew M Huntsman Center Salt Lake City Thursday. March 14 Ariiona 114 41 vs Si Francis Pa (14 7) V u g M ia lJ I I I I vs Brigham Young 12511) Veton Hall 12141 v! Pepperdin* (27 01 New M e■KO State 111 >1 vt Creighton (15 71 At The Me Kale Center lusters. A m Friday. March I I Nevada Las Vegas (K O ) vt Montana <22 » Georgetown 110 ID v t Vanderb.ll 117 111 Uteh 120 21 vs South Alabama 122 01 Michigan State ( I I tel vs Wisconsin Green Bay (2441 51. Oliver Billingsley, Duncanville, T **a x Suiukl. 45: 51. Craig Gleason. San Marco*. Texas. Suiukl. 44; SX John Ashmaad, West Palm Beach, Kawasaki, 4D 54. Etko KuparInert. Finland. Hondx 43, IX Bah Bassardet. Daytona Bosch. Sueekl. IX • IX Jett Farmer, Laagwesd. tteada. M : 17. Christian Gardner. Salt Laka City, Yamaha. 15; IS. Jay Springsteen. Lapaar. Mich., Sutukl. If ; 5* Doan MJidal. Casta M ata. C a lif.. Suiukl. I t ; 40 Kurt Ltobmann. Bargtnllald, N.J., Ducal).to. 01. F rill KMng, East Lansing. M Uh.. Yamaha, 15: 41. M ika Karm. Michigan City. Ind.. Suiukl, 14: el. Rah McEbteU. Britain. Yamaha, » ; 44. Brad Helen, Orange, Calll.. Yamaha. 11; 45. Poko I Pleotte, Canada. Yamaha, 10 44. Tam Kipp. Klrtland H ills. Ohio, Y a m a h a , I I ; 07. F red d ie S p en cer. Shreveport, La.. Hondx 14: 44. Mika Smith. Canton. G a . Sutukl. *; 40. Bab Sandy. Streeter. III., Kawasekl. I; 70. Mika Walsh, Canada. Yamaha. 0. 71. Doug Poton. Corinth. Texas. Oucatl. 7: 71. Alan Bartagnoll. Shaumburg, III., Suiukl, 0; 71. Lout* Saccecckk Cranston. R .I., 0; 74. Bobby Franklin. Arlington Heights. III.. 0; 75. James O'Hare. M ark l# i* ad. Mass. Sutukl. I. M t id ie iii • March I I James M adison trt-5 ) a l Prevldenca (17 ID . 7:20 p.m . Boll State llt - f ) at Cincinnati (17 H I. O OS p.m. I SUmt 4t Fhrido RateiT* Bowling Groan (17-13) at Wisconsin (1514). ___ __ _ _____ m Nev In ( i t 0:05p.m. H M H Vlrgtelo Mims oi Florida at the M e Michigan 1)514) at Colorado (IX ID . 5 :» Club Baca Raton (i p.m. S Illinois (1511) al Balsa State ( I I 10). * : » P Houston (IB-101 al Stanlord (1X ID . mid night Thursday, March 14 Fairlalgh Dickinson 111 I ) at Stone (11 *1, 7:10p.m. Ferdham 1152) at Sevth Florida H M D . 7:10p.m. Coppln State IIP IO I at SW Missouri St. 111 111.0 0 5 p m . Ala. Birmingham (1011) at AAemphlt State (14-141,1:10 p.m. Rica (14-ID at Ariunsat State <11 It . 1:70 p.m. Tulsa (11-11) at Oklahoma 11514). 0:10 p.m. Friday. March 15 Furman (IG li at West Virginia (I5 1 D . 7:10pm. Georg* Washington ( I* I t ) at South Carol tea (1511), 7:J0pm. La Salle (150) al Messachusattt 07-11). 7:10p.m. Butler (10 101 at Wyoming (1 5 1II. t:10 p.m. SecendBound Monday, March Id and Tuutday, March I t Pairing*, sites and times TBA Thin) Bound Wednesday. March 10 and Thursday. March 11 Pairings, si las and limes TBA At Madlseu lever* Garden HewYsefc Friday, Merck It Arkansas (11-11 vs. Georgia Slate 114-14) Arliona Slate I I f 5) vs. Rutgers l i f t ) Alabama 171 *1 vs. M n ra y Stale IM ( L Wake Forest 110-Ml vs. Louisiana Tech (11*1 G e rm a n y , Y a m a h a . S4i 2 *. B ry a n Bemlsdartar. Greencestle, Pa.. SuitAI. 54: 40. Lawrence Hanlon. Peughkeaptte. N .Y., Kawasaki, SX 41. Greg Kepp, Honolulu. Ducat!. O : 42. Klaus Maohrte. Canada. Suiukl. S3; t t Phil Pummeil. Jamestown, Ohio, (tends. SI; 44. S ltflM i P it im p. Or M ini. KiwSSAfcl# S3* 43. Keith Plnkstatt. Portland. Or*., Kawasaki. 52 4X Devin Battley. Amandate, Va.. Ducati, St,- 47. Barry Burke. A g ars. Colli.. Yamaha. St; 41. Ray Yoder. Straamwoed. lit., Suiukl, 4*; 40. Tommy Sloan. Murfreesboro. Term , Yamaha, 4*; 50. Carl Fogarty, Britain, Monday. March 15 AUTO NACIM O ______ | M A R T tK S Y iU S . Y x Re:cf*t fi.*rr|?y H the M l. m Winston 14* Medltled Tear rece, a part el the M JIttr 500 tripla haadar with driver, type *1 car and tops completed; I. Jell Fuller, Auburn. M a s t., Chevrolet. 200 laps; 1. Carl Patteryok, Lisbon. Conn.. Pontiac. 200; 1 Tom Baldwin. Ballport. N Y , Ponllac. 200: x Rick Fuller, Auburn. Mass., Pontiac, 200; S. Philip Smith, Ksrnertvilla, N C . Otdtmobito. 200 4 Reggie Ruggiero. Forestvllte. Conn.. Chevrolet, 200: T. Doug Heveron. Liverpool N.Y,. Chevrolet. 200. I. Tony Ftrren t*. Franklin Square, N Y„ Chevrolet. 200: *. Jan Leafy. Williamson. N.Y . Chevrolet. 200. 10. Junior M iller. Winston Salem, N C . Ponllac. 100 II. Frank Fleming Mount Airy. N C , Ponllac. 200; 12. Georg* Kent. Horteheadt. N .Y , Chevrolat. tft) tl. Bobby Hutchens. Winston Salem, N.C..Chevrolet. 1*0: 14. Mike Stelanik, W att Greenwich. R I , Pontiac. IN . IS S.J. Evonsion, East H jrtlan d. Conn, Chavrotet. leg t* Wayne Anderson. Yaphank, N Y , Chevrolet. 100; 17 Charlla Patteryak. Lisbon. Conn. Chevrolat. 1H: 10 George Brun nhoelil. Lindenhurst. N Y . Pontiac. 175: 1* Don Worley, Rocky Mount. Chavrotet. 174: 20. Mike Ewanlltko. West Hampstead. N .Y , Chevrolet, la* 21. Tim A rre, Toms River. N J , Chevrolet. 157; 22 Robert Jeffreys. Winston Salem. N.C . Chevrolet. ISI: 21 Tom Boltot. Vernon. C onn, E a g le , 147: 14. R lc h l* Gallup. Agawam, M a s s . Pontiac, tie . 25 Mike McLaughlin. Waterloo. N .Y , Pontiac. 127 24 Billy Middleton. Germantown. N C . Chevrolet. 115; 17 Jaml* Tomatno. Howell. N J , Pontiac. (7. 20 Randy Hedger. Mor rltvllle. N .Y . Chevrolet. 54: 1* Gary Myers. Walnut Cove. N C . Chevrolet. 24, X Al Hill, Jorwsvill . N C . Pontiac. 10 M O T O R C Y C LE S DAYTONA BEACH Results Sunday tram the American Metercyclitl Assaclatlen National Championship re a d races at Daytona Internattenal Speedway with name, hometown, m ake t l metercycl*. tops cam pie ltd and winner's average speed: Daytona 101 Super bihet 12 laps. SO miles I Miguel DuHamel. Canada. Honda 57. *3 471 mph. 7. Jamie James. P rilrtovlll*. L a . Yamaha. 57. 1. Thomas Stevens. Cap* Carat. Yamaha. 17. 4 Rich Arnali. Palm Springs. C a lif . Hondx 57. 5 Scolt Russell. Smyrna. Ga . Kanatalu. 57 4 Dale Quarterley. Rockland. M a tt . Honda. 57. 7 Ruebws McMurter. Canada. Honda. 57. 0 Nial MacKanjw. Scotland. Honda 57. S. Mark Chin. North M iami. Yamaha. 57. 10 Steve Hlstop. Scotland, Honda. 57 II David Leach. BrXain. Yamaha. 57. 12 Britt Turktngton. McAllen. Tomas. Suiukl, 17. 15 Jacques Guenelte Canada, Kawasaki. 50. 14 Mika Hwrth. Acworth. Ga . Yamaha. 54 15 Robert Holden. New Zealand, Honda. 54. It Tommy Lynch. Bakarstleld. C a lll. Suiukl. 54. 17 John ttopperstad. Edgewator, Colo. Yamaha. 5a. 14 Wes Cooley. Bend. Ore . Honda. Sa. It M ark Fester. Tampa. Yamaha. 54. 2* Rick thaw. M iami. Yamaha, sa I I O ttit Lance. Odessa. T e ia x Suiukl. Sa 22 Michel Simeon. Belgium. Suiukl. 54. 31 Eric M o* Spring Lake. Mich . Honda. 55. 14 Jamas Adamo. Mill Valley. Cain. Ducati. 55. 25 Paul Schwemmer. South Daytona. Honda. 15 24 David Nansen, txmltey III . Suiukl 55 17. Jehu Cax, Ormond Beach. Yamaha. 54 74 John Long Miami. Kawasaki. 54 1* Kenny Kopocky. La Mesa. C a lll. Suiukl. 54. M Frank Km tae. Titusville. Yamaha. 54 I I Todd Hog* Bland Va Suiukl. St 12 Randy T e lle r. New thovidenc*. Pa Sutukl. 54 31 W illiam Beesch. Greensboro N C , Suiukl 54 14 Steve AAoreheed FwdUy Ohio. Suiukl. 54. IS Kevin Hunt. Goose Creek. S C . Suiukl. Si JS W arren Elliott East Hadden. Conn. D u c a ti. l a . 57 C h a rle s T e r r e ll. St. Petersburg. Suiukl. 54 X Peter Rubalto Gabriele Sabatlnl (1), Argentina, del. Stetll Graf (1), Germany, 5 X 7 4 (541. Meredith McGrath. Midland. Mich., and Anna Smith. D allax del. Jill Httherlngten. Canada, and Kathy Rinaldi. Amalia Island, 4X51. Larisa Savchenko and Natalia Zvereva. Soviet Union, del. Cathy Caveriatlo, Italy, and Nathalie Her reman. Franc*. 7-4 <7-51. 7-5. Savchenko and Zvereva del. McGrath and Smith,4 4 .7 4 (7 1 ). I PO LE CORAL 1PRINOS - Scares Sunday alter the Ileal round of tie I I mill ten Honda Clastic, played on the 7,4J7-yard, par ti Tournament Player* Club al Eagle Trace i Steve P at*. I1M.000 t t 45 7 0 75-2 7* Dan Halldorton. 54X000 47 47 7170-212 Paul Ailngar. SM.000 40 47 15 77- 212 B illy Andrade. 44U 11 41 2275 40 -7*1 John 04ly. 141.133 44 4 0 7471 -7*3 Bruce Lletiko. 541.333 71 477 0 7 4 -7 1 3 Bart Bryant, 513.500 * 0 7 )7 2 22-314 Dave Barr. 531.000 7X447475-205 Andy Bean. 520.000 70 7173 72-2*4 Andrew M e ? **, *2X000 70717174-254 Blaine M cCallstr. 514,000 5 * 7 0 7 1 7 4 -1 5 * D avtl LOV* lit . 424000 74 70 M 74-254 Greg Norman. 511,000 4 * 4 4 7 7 7 5 -2 * 7 Lee J tn itn , *17,500 72 707175—25* Ted Schut I . 411.500 7 1 7 1 4 *7 5 -2 5 * Gary Hallbarg, 417.500 7 0 U 14 7 4 -1 U Kirk Triplett, 5I7.X 0 71 4* 72 7*—710 Doug Tewelt, *17,171 7 4 **7 4 72 - 21* Prad Fsron. 5)2.171 44 44 7* 74 7** John Huston, 512.171 4*45 0 1 7 3 -7 1 * John Inman. 513.121 22 47 7 4 7 4 -2 1 * Hay V wyO. S ia .ill a / 71-75-74—let M ark Brooks 517.171 TO 47*74-75—7t* (Jan Fortm an. 517.171 TO 4« 77 75—71* POWAY, Calll. — Final scare* and prlie money Sunday *1 the 545X151 LPGA Inemeri Classic, played *n t x t.ltr-y a rd , par-72 4 tone ridge Ceuntry Ctite teursa: Laura Davies.540.000 TOM 7147-777 LynnConntlly. 512.000 71 75 40 47-711 Judy Dickinson. 513.000 70 74 44 4*—111 Robin Wallen. 1 11,000 4471 20 72-213 TlnaB 4rrott.tlf.000 704* 7071-312 Patti RlliO. 514.000 75 72 70 M -7 0 1 Nicky LeRoux. 510.511 22 70 72 70-214 M illie McGeorge. 510323 71754771-214 Lori G e r t i e 510.531 74 70 4* 71-2*4 Colleen W ilker. 14 000 73 74 40 *0 -255 Barb Mucha. 54,000 73 77 4* 44-245 Nancy Brown. 57.000 2540 7540-754 L.RIIIenhouta. 55.700 7177 73 47-217 Donna Andrews. *5.200 74 45 7 4 70-217 Betsy King. 51.700 74 22 70 71-217 Jana Geddes. 55,700 74 45 70 2 2 - 217 Dawn Co*. 45,700 73 45 72 71-257 M in i* B tfleolli. *5.700 71 22 47 7 5 - 257 Cindy Mackey. 5X114 74 74 77 44-214 C Flog Currier. 54.314 75 71 71 4 5 - 7M Carolina Pierce, 54.114 747 1 71 7 0 - 254 O. Ammaccapan*. 54.314 71 72 75 70-241 Caroline Kaggl. 5X114 4*757 0 7 4 -2 1 * Martha Foyer. 54.114 4* 75 ae 75 - to* AyakoOkamoto. 53 520 71 77 74 7 0 - 21* Penny Hammel. 51.3X 71 75 77 71 -2** Marina Naus*. 53. SX 25 71 71 77- 70* Cindy Rarlck. Vi.320 74 71 70 7 4 - 25* P t-n y Pull. 53.570 71 21 TO 75 -21* NHL ST A N D IN G S All Tlnwt EST WALES CONFERENCE Patrick Dvisten W L T Pis GF NY Rangers J4 15 12 N 147 Pittsburgh M X 4 74 2*7 Philadelphia 31 X * 71 731 Washington 31 13 * 40 221 New Jersey • 20 X 12 40 I D NY Islanders 21 1* * 55 201 Adams Division i Boston 1* Tl e 17 140 ■ Montreal M 2* * I I 144 ■ Buffalo 35 17 17 47 744 ■ Hartford 30 33 * 45 207 14 44 11 40 IN Quebec CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Neeri* Dtelstex OA 237 245 224 215 737 240 134 31* 141 137 310 W L T Pis GF CA I ChiC4go > 5t Louis • Detroit Minnesota Toronto 47 72 4 *0 247 153 x x io eg 771 77* 31 13 0 70 24* 244 74 U 13 41 773 731 |* 47 * 47 310 2*7 to iftlte Denton ■ Los Angeles X 31 * 0*2 *4 31* ■ Cetgarr X 23 7 17 J00 224 Edmonton 33 13 3 4* 737 23* Winnipeg 14 37 I I 3* 23* 35* Vancouver 25 X • 50 220 JO* ■ Closetied eleven berth Salurdav's Games Boston J. ToronloO Minnesota 4. Detroit 1 N Y Islanders*. N V Rangers* Pittsburgh 5. Hartford 3 Los Angetet 1. Quebec 0 Montreal X Vancouver t Calgary! SI Louisa Sunday's Gamas Winnipeg X New Jersey 3 PiHiburgh 4 N Y Iilandrrs3 Vancouver 7 Buffalo 5 Quebec 7. Hartford I Lot Angelas 4. Montreal X I # Detroit a. Si Lous I Washingtons Edmonton J Minnesota 7. Calgary ] Chicago!,74 Y Rangers! Monday's Games 740 games scheduled Tuesday's Games Montroal at Pittsburg*1 * 33 p m Ter ontoa l Quebec 7 U p m Hartford at Washington. 7 U p m Buffalo at Minnesota I U p m Winnipeg *1 Calgary * U p m Philadelphia at Los Angelas 10 35 p m C h o o sin g the top seeds, not final teams, selection committee KANSAS CITY. Mo. - In o year when so much power Is packed at the top. picking out the bottom three or four squads In the 64-team N C AA field was not th e m ajor head ach e It usually la. Committee chairman Jim Delany said two weeks ago that deciding those last few teams would probably be his panel’s toughest assignment. But Delany emerged from a marathon weekend meeting Sunday night with a completed bracket and a new perspective. N a m in g No. t UNLV. the d efe n d in g cham pion with a 41-game winning streak, as top seed In the West Regional was easy. But deciding on the top seeds in the other three regional* kept the nine-man committee tossing and turning. "T h e toughest Job and most obvious Issue people are going to be asking questions about are really lines 1 and 2 ." Dclany said o f the top two seeds In each regional across the bracket. " I t ’s very clear there w as one team on line 1 that has performed over the past two years In a superior way. Then there seemed to us anywhere from five to eight other teams that was very dif­ ficult to distinguish among." After all their deliberations, the committee eventually settled on North Carolina, ranked No. 7 In the Top 25. as top seed In the East. No. 5 Arkansas (31-3) as top seed In the Southeast and No. 2 Ohio State (25-3) os top seed In the Midwest despite losing its last two games. No. 2 seeds arc Syracuse (26-51 In the East. Indiana 127-4) In the Southeast. Duke (26-7) In the Midwest and Arizona (26-6) In the West. "T h a t was an area the com ­ mittee spent at least three hours this afternoon o n ." Delany said. "W e looked al late results, drew som e conclusions and drew some (Inca. That was particular­ ly difficult." It may not prove a day at the beach for college fans, either. The first round, which moves Into action this Thursday and Triday arour.d the country, h. not exactly nglow with Inviting matchups. The Runnln’ Rebels of Las Vegas, the most highly regarded NCAA entry since un­ beaten Houston roared Into the 1083 tourney, w ill face No. 16 Montana In the first round at Continued from IB of Sanford at 1 p.m. and Grace Christian takes the field against First Baptist of Geneva at 2 p.m. Seminole Community College was scheduled to play defending conference champion Florida C o m m u n i t y C o l l e g e at Jacksonville at Raider Field this past Saturday. Raider coach Jack Pantclias said (he game Relays Continued from IB Sally Munis tst-l a school record In the shot put relay with a team efiort of 8l-3tr«. good for third. The freshman-sophomore 4 x 1 0 0 -m eter r e la y o f J e n n ie MacDowcll, Deanu Graves. Missy T h om a s and O livia Thom as finished third with a time of 54.2. The Silver Hawks took five Tourth-placc flnLshes. Tort De­ m psey. Mlkl Palumbo. Karen GogulskI and Linn Hald ran a 27:03 to finish fourth in the four-mile reluy while Koblu. A rias and Morris threw the discus a combined 256-11 to finish fourth In the discus relay. In the 8 8 0 r e la y . G u ly a Hawkins. Laura Grant. Olivia Thom as and Gina Mtxxly were fourth with a Ume of 1:57.3. MaeDowcll. A rias and Grant combined to leap 84-312 to place fourth In the triple Jump relay. Combining to lake fourth In the shuttle hurdle relay were Janenc Herns. Lori Pollock. Morris and Grant with a lime o f 1:16.8. GogulskI. Moody and Renee Shelton cleared a toi.il of 8-6 lu claim fifth In the high Jump relay. In the long Jump relay. Gruves. Olivia Thomas and Arias leaped a total o f 41-4W» to rom c In liftii. Herns. Grunt, Hawkins and Putlock were nfth In the varsity 4 x lOO-metcr relay with a time ol 55.0 while Shelton. MarDuwell. Tina Reed and Pulumtta were llfth In the distance medley relay with a collective Ume of 15:09.6. G r a v e s , M is s y T h o m a s . MacDonald and Hald were sixth In the mile medley relay with a time o f 2:57.1 Tucson. Ohio State's first game In the Midwest pits It against Towson State. Northeastern gels to play North Carolina In (he East first round at Syracuse, and Georgia State gets Arkansas In the Southeast. "W e thought there were seven teams, after UNLV. who were first or second seeds." said Tom Frerlcks. a committee member. "W e compared them all. went over it very carefully." Picking between Big Ten foes Ohio State and Indiana was particularly nettlesome. "W e know Ohio State lost two games this past week.” Frerlcks said. "But they did win two over Indiana In head-to-head com­ petition. It gets down to a hairline decision. It really does. But the two victories (over Indi­ ana) probably were the overrid­ ing point that caused It to go Ohio State’s w ay." One Interesting early mat­ chup. however, could come in th e W e s t I f U N L V m e e ts Georgetown, one of a recordtying seVen teams from the Big East. In the second round. "People have been asking me all week who I feared the most, and Georgetown was one of the two 1 feared,” said UNLV coach Jerry Tnrkantan. "Georgetown Isa dangerous team." Before the matchup Is set. both team s must win their first-round games Friday at the West Regional.In Tucson. Ariz. E ig h th -s e e d e d G e o rg e to w n (18-12) meets No. 9 Vanderbilt (17-12). Last week. Georgetown was considered a borderline NCAA tournament team. But the Hoyas clinched a berth by making It all th e w a y to th e B ig E ast tournament final before losing to Scton Hall on Sunday. " A few days ago we were on the bubble and today we’re the eighth seed In the W est." said G e o rg e to w n coach John Thompson. " It ’s Interesting we go from not g o in g (to the tournament) to eighth seed by winning two tiasketbull games." Ohio State coach Randy Ayers was surprised that hla team got a lop seed. "W e didn’ t think we’d get It after she week we iiad." Ayers said. "W c feel the (selection) committee rewarded us for our c o n s is te n c y e a r lie r In the season." All the top seeds play their opening games on Friday. will !>e played on Wednesday. April 3. starting ut 3 p.m. Saturday’s inclement weather also claimed the high school varsity baseball game between Lake Mary and JacksonvilleSandalwood. Lake Mary Couch Allen Tuttle suk) he hopes to play Sandalwood a doublehcadcr w h en t h e ‘ R a m * t r a v e l to Jacksonville on Saturday. April 13. The game will have to be approved by Hie Florida High School Activities Association since It would the Lake Mary’s fourth game that week. The FSHAA has a limit o f three games In one week. A SI 00 Ocfcat can maka you an instant *10,000°° W IN N E R Jackpcf givon away omy Sal night A ls o p l o y Hm a ll m w Twin Trifacta (14 Exciting Racas) t*gh»fy 7J30pm Thun LaGot' Mgrt Matmges 100pm Fr*aAOnuon Mon. Wod. Sal Scooai Group Closed Sunday Panagat Avxtebta Sorry, you must be 18. SANFORD ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB North ol Oiando. just oft Hwy 17792 I 301 Dog Track Rd . lengwood 831-1600 0 �.....‘.j Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Monday. March 11, 1991 - * ■ Examine, correct weed problem IN BRIEF Cookbook ta la s banaflt sarlously III Members o f the Junior Woman's Club of Sanford are busy tempting taste buds with a new cookbook fundraiser to benefit the Ronald McDonald House In Calncsvltle. Delicious ap­ petizers. main dishes, cakes, soups, breads, microwave dishes and more may. be found In this 96 cookbook, which was compiled by ihe staff, board and volunteers at the Ronald McDonald House. The Ronald McDonald House Is a non-profit organization which provides a home away from home for families or seriously 111 children being treated at Shanda Hospital or the University o f Florida Clinic. More than 10.000 families, many o f whom are from the Central Florida area, have stayed at Ronald McDonald House. A recent golf tournament sponsored by the Junior's netted 92,000 for the House. For more Information on purchasing a cookbook, contact Marian Owen at 322-6078. Variety show banefits Safahousa Dance or sing-a-long to your favorite tunes on Saturday, March 16 at the Sanford Civic Center when All American Slng-A-Long presents Its next variety show beginning at 2 p.m. Bands performing country, bluegraas, big band era and 50s music will play for your listening and dancing enjoyment. The variety show Is a benefit for the Safehouse of Seminole Building Fund, which Is a proposed shelter for domestic violence victims. Refreshments will be available. An admission price of 95 per person will be charged. For additional Information, contact Beth Bridges at 3227534. ext. 6115 or call All American Slng-A-Long at 323-7664. Artists m ast at canter The Sanford Seminole Art Association meets the second Monday o f each month at 7 p.m. at the Cultural Arts Center In Sanford. For Information. 323-4938. N urses to m ast monthly The Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Florida. Inc., meets the second Monday o f the month at 6:30 p.m. at ATS Health Services. 1801 Lee Rd.. Winter Park. For Information call 209-4321. Narcotics Anonym ous to meat Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the House o f Goodwill. 3 17 Oak Ave.. Sanford. C loggin g groups to have classe s Dixieland Cloggers hold classes 7-8 p.m. each Monday at the old Lake Mary fire station. First Street and Wilbur Avenue. Lake Mary. Cost Is 925 per 10-week session. For more Information, call 321-5267. The club meeting Is held from 8-9 p.m.. at the fire station. The Old Hickory Stompers hold classes 7-8 p.m. each Monday at the Knights of Columbus Hall on S, Park Avenue. Sanford. Cost Is 92.50 per class. For more Information, call 349-9529. Seniors to meet for activities LAKE MARY — The Lake Mary Seniors meet every Tuesday foi uLii.Ukuni the old city hail. Nuiiji Country Club Ruud. The program begins at 9.30 a.in. with wuicrcolur class and drawing. Lap quilting. 10-12 noon and cards and games through the day. Crafts are taught at 1p.m. Day ends at 3 p.m. Details, call 323-4938. T o ss a few horseshoes The Sanford Horseshoe Club will meet each Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. at the Sanford Senior Center. All Interested horseshoe players arc Invited to Join. In addition to advanced play, free lessons will be given to beginners. For more Information, call Bill Ansell at 330-5956. Bridge club to meet, play Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club meets at noon each Tuesday at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Sanford Lions to gather Sanford Lions Club meets at noon each Tuesday at the Holiday Inn. Interstate 4 and Slate Road 46 In Sanford. Many calls have com e in to the Extension Service this week concerning lawn weed control. Weeds are common to all lawngrasses. When I here Is a problem with weeds In Ihe lawn, remov­ ing them usually means apply­ ing a herbicide. If you have a problem with weeds In your lawn. It Indicates that your lawn Is stressed for some reason. Lawns that are properly maintained are less apt to be plagued with wceds.A vigorously growing lawn leaves little area for weed seeds to g erm in a te and w ill usually smother out those that do ger­ minate. So before you start your what kind or weed that you have and what kind o f grass you have. There arc different herbicide recommendations for different klrds of weeds and for different lawngrasscs. weed control program, examine and correct the reason that you have a weed problem In the first place. Herbicides arc chemicals that kill weeds, but before you apply a herbicide, you need fo know Endless appesls stretch charity to breaking point D B A * ABB Tt I feel confident that I speak for many. This Is an open letter to all charities to which I contribute — or used to contribute: 1 stretch a very limited budget to Include causes I sincerely want to help, so please, stop sending me labels with m y name and address printed on them. I already have enough labels to last the rest o f m y life Ifl live to be 150, Do not send me pens, pencils, key rings, decals, and Christmas and all-occasion cards that In­ clude Easter. M other's Day, Fathr's Day, congratulations on graduation, sorry about the death o f your canary, etc. (I think you get the Idea.) Also, aflcr you've received my contribution, please don't follow It up a month later asking me If I can spcrc 810 or *20 more. (IT I could. I would have sent It in Ihe first place.) Would that I could tell the federal government that It Is not going to get another penny from me until It demonstrates that tt can spend It sensibly, but I can — and do — tell you. You may sign my name if you wish, but In this case, m y name Is ... A n n just what did you throw out?" She calmly replied, "W hat are you missing'/" Try us I did. I couldn't Identify a single Item I missed. Then she said. "You tell me what you’re missing, and I'll tell you whether or not I threw it out." Everyone (Including me) had a good laugh al my expense, but It certainly proved her point. So. all you pack rats, clean out your closets and drawers, put the Junk In boxcs.lhcn take the whole lot to one o f those storage lockers. After paying the storage bill for several years, you will be amazed at how much you can live without. I am a retired colonel (USAF). but sign me... BEEN THERE AND LEARNED DEAR BEEN THERE: As In­ credible as It may seem, public a u c t io n s a re h e ld to s e ll words right out o f my typewrit­ furniture, clothing, furs and valuable jewelry that were tr er! I couldn’ t have said It better. storage for m any years ant D B A * ABBYt I related to the never claimed. The owners cl letter about the husband who ther couldn't pay the storage was a pack rat because I'm one. bill, or they died having forgot­ for, Aft or yrsrs o f bachelorhood. ten that thefr property had.been I married h woman who'll I brow stored. out the newspaper while I was DEAR ABBYl This Is In re­ gard to "Repulsed In Florida." still reading It. In the fourth year o f our who found it offensive when murrlagc I was sent overseas, fellow diners proceeded to blow leaving my wife pregnant. When their noses loudly at the table. 1. too. huve been raised In a I completed that tour. I was reassigned to the Pentagon, and fa m ily w ho w ere taught to my wife had the thankless lusk excuse themselves to the re­ o f selling our home and packing stroom when they felt the need and moving us to the Washing­ to do any nose blowing. Let me ton. D.C.. area. Stic handled all share this true story with “ Flori­ orihlsllkcarrulpro. da": My family and I had gone to A year later we were enter­ taining guests, and I told the dinner at a buffet-style restau­ story of our move, bragging rant. The mail sitting behind my about how well my wife had grandmother begun to loudly handled everything alone. She blow Ills nose. Grandmother casually remarked, "Yes. uml it turned to him and asked sternly. gave me the opportunity to "A rc you through?" He then replied. "No, I think throw out all the Junk Hill had been carrying around all these I'll go buck for some mure years.” I was shocked to hear chicken." OROS8ED OUT her say this, us she’d never IN FRESNO, C A L IF . mentioned It before, so I asked. NEW ARRIVALS * « » « * * c : i » u -j. v»»M |lVl9l Ut»*| I l M I k l , Hm , ~ j l W ~ J t m &tp«« M LOM On 0 Goa, I«" S w «I P ftll f ■»<»— • >, I'tM l Hn»*v (nwun. « » M * pnSw«| ' — Tiartw U lSw W w e a Tliir&ar<M J«nn Cm- *0«t«>*■» •* llWfi •01 * ■pT h h h lt k c « m &N*»an Fin Skraot H > i tmi i m i f«u» • •» Win Ui**_Wn* 1 0m > «Mf C»«k««__ Cm M ^ ••• Mi ll M Sm « V» 11(Mf&•«*" ~|t»* iana) I«*> IIK J a J m w < i« I';_______ fc»it<«i«l7'94r Oinvl) For 24-hour listings, see LEISURE magazine of Friday, March 8. CatMto WMte It DM Wmin*It Ovrrty Urfctn Hwitevttwtsl. M r po AU m, *r SMtttww pfcMwhar «t m-tsw, lit. uu. LEGION D B A * LEGION: You took the N M M 'Sw dTittn Weeds are classified Into gen­ eral calegorlcs. First, there are annual weeds which complete their life cycle In less than one year and these arc usually the easiest to control. The second category Is biennials which re­ quire more than a yea r to complete a life cycle, but less than 2 years. The third and most difficult weed to control are the perennials. They live for more than 2 y ea rs and can last Indefinitely. Another Important way the weeds are classified are by their type. There are three basic lypes o f weeds: broadleaf. grass and sedge. It may be difficult to tell which Is which. And It Is very Important to know before you purchase any herbicide. It Is also Important to know what kind o f grass you have before purchasing a herbicide. herbicides that kill broadleaf weeds In St. Augustine grass that arc not labeled for bahla grass. In addition, there are pre-emergent herbicides thl kill weed seeds, and post-emergen I herbicides that kilt grow in g weeds. C onfused? It is con fu sin g because there Is much to know before you start applyin g a herbicide. If applied properly, herbicides are an Important component o f ah overall weed program. However. If applied Im p ro p e rly , h e rb ic id e s can seriously damage your lawn. This Is why It Is so Important to know what weed you are trying to control and what grass you are trying to control It In. Bring samples o f your weed problems to our office on Mon­ day through Friday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. and a master gardener or m yself will help you to Identify them and talk to you about weed control. We are located across from Flea World off 17-92 south o f Sanford. l.o r m in e and Brian Z1»namoscu of Sanford announce thr birth of their daughter. Cara Ellso. on Feb. 19 al Physicians B irth in g C enter. L on gw ood . Malcrnal grandparents are Mr. and M rs. J a m e s C le m e n t. Cralnesvlllc. I'a. and paternal grand|>arents are Mr. and Mrs. Marcello Zlnnumoscu. Mcadvlllc. Pa. Jacqueline and David Thomas o f Sanford announce the hlrlh ot their daughter. Amy Lee. on Feb. 22 at Physicians thrilling Center. Longw ood. Maternal gran d paren ts are D ave and J o y c e Farr ot Sanford anil (Mtcrnul grandparents are Jack and Sherrill Thomas of Sanford. C h e e rs to Ih e Farrs Cancellation o( the St. Johns River Festival last Sunday was a big disappointm ent to Faye Slier. Sanford artist. She und tier husband Don. arrived al Ih e lakeliont uImioI 7:30 p in Sun­ day to find their display screens had (alien down and the riggings were ripped from Ihe ground due lo high winds So. Kaye says, they loaded up Ihe ear and headed for home. Kaye praised ihe committer for doing such .1 good Job She also tossed accolades in the direction of Dave and Joyce Farr. "Th ey were go fers runners and pro­ blem solvers." Faye said “ l can't say enough lor the Farrs ” Floral offering* Q w d t n C l u b ot S a n f o r d r a o a n U y b a l d a n i n lo r m a llv a m e a t ln o a i w h ic h llo r a L a r r a n o ln o « m e n *c u «m »< i. O ttfrtw yin a t w o ert t h o original creations are Abbey Owen, let! and Paulino Spivey. SCCA prassnts brass quintal Seminole Community Concert Association will present-the *rr-.. o nd concert In the 1990-91 series an March 22. Monumental Brass Quintet will appear at H p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. For those who do not have membership In Ihe association, discount rales arc offered for the two final concerts o f the season. For information, contact Belle G ram kow . president o f the SCCA. Cp l a z a t w pQ HWY. 17-99. W tm 1.) EDWARD tojuaji SCISSORHAND3 2. ) 3 MEN A A LITTLE toonoo| 50* All DAY yj s*,«i %m—1 , PMit.i,< MOVIEl AND 0 1 i r j tXMKACH SHOWTU* 1:W r KINDEROAROEN COP Welcome Newcomer! “Florida’* own Newcomer service” — dedicated to welcoming new resident*. Florida Owned Florida Manaitd II is our desire to make you leel w elcom e and to acquaint you with our city. II you are new in the area, or know of a family who is, a phone call w ill bring a prompt visit from our representative. She has brochures, civic infor­ mation. maps, and to help with your shopping needs, cards of introduction and gilts from local merchants Local m erchants aro also encouraged to Inquire aboul the availability ol our services Harriet Deas — Sanford 322-3206 ^ Betsy Mebane Lake Mary 647-2868 Qiwimg Sauce vSw. Homo Office 904-734-6031 f 9 *9 * �4 « — Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida — Monday, March I t . 1991 Legal N otices Legal N otices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E 1«TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IH AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: t t I f CA-14-0 ABRAHAMBOLKER and RAY BOLKER.hlt wile. Plaintiff!. va LUCIOUS HARRIS and CHRISTINA HARRIS, hla wile: FRED JEKNAVOR IAN and ARLENE JE K N A VO R IA N .hlt WIN; D IX IE METALS. INC. d /b /a CASSELBERRY TIR E COMPANY; and THE U NITED STATESOF AMERICA. Defendant! NOTICE OF ACTION TO: F R E D JE K N A V O R IA N and ARLENE JEKNAVORIAN. whota laat known addraaa la: 41 8 Weal Laurel Drive. Lit INtan. Colorado (B ill; and ALL O T H E R S W H O M IT M A Y CONCERN: YOU ARE N O TIFIE O tha* an action for Forecloture on tho following properly In Seminole County. Florida: LU 5. and the North ten (101 laal o l Lot 4. Block “ A " . H A Y M A N 'S A D D IT IO N TO ALTA M O N TE SPRINGS, ee cording to Plat thereof recorded In Plel Book J. Page I f . Public Record! ot Seminole County. Florida hat been Iliad agafmt you. and you are required to terve a copy ol your written detentea. II any. N II on Robert E. M iller. Eaq . ol P len a. M iller A Groce. P.A.. P l o l n t l l l 't a tto rn e y w hote addreaa la: ffO Doug Ia t Avenue, A ltam onte S prlngt. Florida 11714 on or before April If. If f ) end llle the original with tho CNrk ol thla Court, either before tervlce on Plalntift'a attorney or Im m e d ia t e ly t h e r e a f t e r : otherwlte. o detault will bo entered ogolntl you lor Ihe rellel demanded in the Com­ plaint. WITNESS my hand and taal ot Ih lt Court on March I , I f f I. (COURT SEAL) M ARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Circuit Court By: Heather Brunner . Deputy CNrk Publlth: March II . tl. 15 A April I, I f f ! DED-110 IN TMC CIRCUIT COURT IN A N D FO R SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C M fN M IH fD R n l In Re: The Merrieg* of GER A RD J WALL. Husbend/Reipondenf and SHEREE LEE WALL Wlfe'Petttlcner NOTICE OF ACTION TO; GERARD J. WALL. whoee Plata o< m l d m i li unknown. NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV E N that Itwra la pending In lha Circuit Court In and lor Saminola County. Florida, an action antltlad In Ra: Tha Marriaga ol G E R A R O J. W A L L . H u tb e n d /R e t p o n d e n l and SHEREE LEE WALL. WUa/Patillonar. baing Cota No. 41 S5VDR01 B wherein tha raliat tough! la a dltaotutlon ot tha marriaga ol tha parllaa. a da tarmlnatlon ot tha righta and responsibilities ol tha Petitioner and auch lurthar rat‘at aa might ba appropriate You aa tha Raapondant haraln ara haraby raqulrad to Ilia your w rlttan raaponaa I defenses I with tha Clark ol tha abova atylad court and to aarva a copy tharaot not latar than tha 5th day ol April, I f f ] , upon tha petitionary’ attorney, Gordon V. F re d e ric k , ltd N orth P ark Avenue, Sanford, Florida J im . Should you tail to do to a default may ba entered egalnit you tor tha relief requested. Dated thla Ht day ol March, mi. ISEAL1 MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol tha Circuit Court by Helen Standlfer Deputy Clark Publlth; March a, II . t * . 25. m i OEDaa IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN A N D FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. tl-WJO-CAMO BARNETT BANKSTRUST COMPANY. N. A., aa Truetea lor tha Florida Homing Finance Agency. Plaintiff. vl. GREGOR Y W . LE V IN S ; any IN THE CIRCUIT COURT unknown helrt. devliaaa, OF TH E EIGH TEEN TH gran teat, credltort and other JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, unknown pertona or unknown IH A N D F O R tpouaet claiming by. through SEMINOLE COUNTY, Gregory W. Levina. FLORIDA Defendant!. CASE NO: M -am -C A O l B NOTICE O F ACTION IN R E; THE M ARRIAGE OF TO; GREGORY W. LEVINS. FE R D IN A N D MUR RAY, RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Petltloner/Husband. Laat Known Mailing Addraat; end 1111 Autumn Brook Circle ESTHER M URRAY, Longwood. Florida 17750M U Reipendent/WIN. A N Y U N K N O W N H E IR S , NOTICE OF ACTION D E V IS E E S . G R A N T E E S . TO: ESTHER M UR R A Y C R E D IT O R S A N D O T H E R Pretent Addrett Unknown U N K N O W N P E R S O N S OR Lott known ad drett: UNKNOWN SPOUSES S114 Hyde Park Ave. C L A IM IN G B Y . TH R O U G H Orlando, FL 1 » M A N D UNDER GREGORY W. YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O TI­ L E V IN S : R E S ID E N C E UN F IE D the! a F in ! Amonded KNOWN * Petition lor Dlttolullon ot your YOU ARE N O T IF IE O that an Marriage hot been filed and It action to toracloie tha mortgage pending In the Circuit Court tor encum bering Ihe following S am lnolo C ounty, F lo rid a . property In Seminole County, Dometllc Olvltlon. tha addrett Florida, ol which It P. 0 . Drawer C. Lot 44. H A R B O U R IS LE Sanlord. Florida u r n 0 4 ie . and SUBDIVISION, at recorded In you are required to terve a copy Plat Booh JO. peg** Ja and It , at your written entwer end public reep rd i a t Oemlnele detente*. It any, to it en Couniu. Florida. RICHARD A. C O LE G R O Vt. hat been tiled by the Plalntllt JR . ESOUIRE, Co Countel lor egalnit you In Ihe above-entitled Petitioner, cauie and you are required to whote eddrett I t ; terve a copy ot your written 101 W eil F irtl St . Suite C. P. JeUr.Mv. it i .1y, to I* w Plaint O An. 774. Sen lord, FL 13777 t l f f ' l .Itfo r n r v i. 5 M IT H A I 0774 S IM M O N S . P A . M2 W att and llle me original wiin the A d a m t S lra a t. Suita 111d. 'C lerk ol thla Court on or before Jacktonvlllt. Florida 17101 »10. the 11th dey ol March. If f I . on or before April If. I t f l . and o th trw ite a default w ill bo file the original with Ihe Clerk ol enlertd lor rellel prayed lor In th lt Court either before tervlco aald F irtl Amended Petlllon. on P lolntlll't attorney or Imme Thla Notice than ba publlthed dletely thereafter, otherwlte, a once each week lor lour contec detault will be entered agelmt utlve week! In The Sanlord you for the rellel demanded In Htrald. the complaint. WITNESS my hand and Ihe WITNESS my hand and teal tael ol aeld Court at Sanlord. ol thlt Court on th lt Ith Cay ot Seminole County. Florida on thla March, It f l H it day ol Ftbruary, I t f l (Court Saal) (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court CNrk ol tha Circuit Court By: Heather Brunner By Diana K Brummetl Deputy Clerk A t Deputy CNrk Publlth March 11. II . IS and Publlth February 25 A March A p ril!. It f l 4. it. ia. if f t DEO H I DEC 154 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT INVITATION TO BID PROFESSIONAL CONSULTANTS The D ltlrlcl Board ol T ru tltet o! Seminole Community College In compliance with Ihe Coniultanla Competitive Negotlellona Act — Chapter 7S 711. Lawt ol Florida and Chapter 717 055 Florida Statute), announce* that proleatlonal architectural tervicet will be required lor Ihe following protect Root Replacement on Vocational Building* (J) and IK ), and part ol Ihe Library Building (L I. To be tllglble tor consideration. Inleretttd firm * or Individual* m ull be certified by Ihe Boerd of Truttee* a t qualified purtuenl to lew end regulation* ol tha Board Any llrm or Individual detiring to provide prolettional tervlce* for Ih l* protect m utt tubmil t tle ltm e n l ol qualification* and performance date to include the cepabilllie*. number ol pertonnel and qua) it leal Ion*, and record and experience ol Ihe lirm or Indlvludel. lo the Board ol Trutlae* on a current copy ol U S G S A Standard Form 254 and a fully completed copy ol U S G S A Standard Form 255 with pertinent tupportive dale on or before March 24. It f l All taller* ot Inletetl. along with all perlinenl tupportive data are fob# submil tod to the following eddrett Office ol lha Vice Pretldent tor Administration and F inance Seminole Community College 100 Weldon Boulevard Sanlord. Florida 12771 a m Upon review ol Ihe mlormation received. Ihe Board ol Truttee* will determine Ihe qualtliceliont ol each lirm purtuant to future interview* related to Ihl* prolecl By E S Weldon. Pretldent Seminole Community College and E> Otllcio Secretary The D itlrict Board ol Truttee* TheD itlricI Board ol Truttee* Sent,note Comm unity College Pubiith M arch!. It. tl. let I DED ie CELEBRITY CIPHER Cwordy C<rw cryptogram* tie u u M k « * ovuiabon* by famous peoct* paal and erewnl fachWMr v, nw upper Uandi lor mottw Today , d a l agoari a ' A X V P Z M L S L O B F O W P D P ; 8 C M V M Z M L F O W K W O B O B , O B F O W P D P . ' I M B G X K F S P Y C M N P B L Z M L — V M V G P D X Y O N M E S Y Q P B O X K F S E ' V O E . PREVIOUS S SOLUTION "Y o u want som qliung by Bach? W hich one. onq. ,Johann Sebastian or Jacques O fte n ? " — Victor B o rg * IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E l*T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE N O : fMTO-CA-14-0 NORMAN N. SHAPIRO. Plalntllt. va LUCIUS HARR IS a /k /a LUCIOUS HARRIS and CHRISTINA HARRIS, hla WIN: F R E 0 J E KNAVORI AN and A R LE N E JEKNAVORIAN. hla wlto; D IX IE METALS. INC. d/b/eC A S S ELB ER R V TIR E COMPANY; and THE U NITED STATESOF AMERICA. Defendant* NOTICE OF ACTION T O ; F R E D JE K N A V O R IA N and ARLENE JEKNAVORIAN. who** laat known addraaa la: 1101 Waal Laurtl Orlva. Lit tlaton . Colorado lO t ll: and ANYONE WHO M A Y CLAIM A N IN T E R E S T IN T H IS PROPERTY. YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an action tor forecloture on the following property In' Seminole County, Florida: Sec. 07 Townthlp I I S Range M E Beg I f ! FI. N f7 FI W ot SE C o ro tN E to of SW to Run S 44 ft W. I l l N 100 FI E 01 tt S. M il E. to Bag., toga mar with the imllilu re a and equipment therein contained and which pramlaaa a /k /a MS Longwood Avenue, A ltam onte S pring), Florida 12701. hat been Iliad agalntt you. and you ara raqulrad to aarva a copy ot your written detentea. It any, to It on Robert E. M illar. Eaq.. ot Plano. Millar A Grace. P .A . P la ln t lt l'a a lto rn a y w h eat addreaa la: ffO Douglet Avenue. A ltam onte Sprlnga, Florida 17714 on or before April If, I f f I and Ilia tha original with tha Clark ol thla Court, olthor before tervlce on P la in tiff) attorney or Im m e d ia t e ly t h o r o a f t o r ; olhorwlta, o default will ba entered agalnal you ter the relief demanded In the Com­ plaint. WITNESS my hand and teal of thla Court on March t . I N ! . (COURT SEAL) M ARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court By: Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publlth: March 11. If , 75 A April I. I f f I DEO-I0f STATE OF FLORIDA DEPA R TM EN T OF ENVIRONM ENTAL REGULATION NOTICE OF IN TE N T TO ISSUE P E R M IT Tha Department ol Environ­ mental Regulation glvet notice ol Ita Infant to laauo a permit to tha City ol Sanlord. Poat Otflca Box 1771. Sanlord. FL 22771-ITT* to cenatruct a public accaaa reclaimed water dltlrlbutlon tyatom for the Sanlord rrute tervlce area with an ultimate deaign capacity el 4 1 MGD. The treatment (acuity It locatod at North Poplar Avenue and Fulton S tr o a l, S a n lo rd , Sam lnolo County, Florida. The departmanl ha a conaldtrad the atfact of reclaimed water divcherge to ground water. The depertment h a t aaalgned F ile N um ber IBTttl to the prolecl. In te rn !) are effected by the department') proposed perm it­ ting decision may petlllon lor an a d m ln lt lr a llv a p roceed ing (hearing) In accordance with Section 124.57. Florida Statutes IF .S .J .'th e petition' mutt tun lam the m lor,nation i t ! forth below and mutt be Hied Ire calved) In Ihe Office of General Countel ol tho dopartmenl al 14 04 B l a i r S ta n a R o a d , Tallahassee. Florida 171ft 2400, within fourteen 114) days ol publlcallon ot m it notice. Pell Hotter thell mall a copy ot Ihe petition to tho applicant at tha addrett Indicated above al tha lima ot tiling. Failure to Ilia a petlllon within (h it lime period shall constitute a waiver ol any right such person may have lo requatt an administrative de termination (hearing) purtuenl to Section 170 57, F S Tho palilion thell contain tho following Information (a) Ihe number ol each petitioner, the applicant') name and addrett. the Department Permit File Number and Ihe county In which tho pro|oct it proposed, lb ) A statement of how and whan oach petitioner received notice ol Ihe department's action or proposed action; I d A statement ol how each pallHoner't substantial In le r a tlt a ra alfactad by lha department'! action or proposed action, id) A statement ol the materiel tacit disputed by Pell boner. II any; ( t ) A statement ol (act* which petitioner con tend* w a r r a n t re v e rs a l or m odification ol Iho deparl menl't action or proposed ac Hon; (l| A statement of which rules or statutes petitioner con lends re q u ire r e v e r ta l or m odlllcollon ot Iho d.-parl m enl't action or proposed ec lion, end Ig) A llalement ol Ihe re lle l toughl by petitioner, ttetlng precisely Ihe action petitioner went* and depart men I to lake with respect lo the department * action or proposed action I I a petlllon It Hied. Ihe administrative hearing process it designed lo formulate agency action Accordingly, the de perlmenl t linal action may be different Irom the position taken by It In Ihlt Notice Persons whose substantial Interest* will be ellectod by any decision ol the department with regard to the application have hie right to palilion to become a party to Ihe proceeding The petition must conform to the requirement* specified above end be tiled (received) within 14 day* of publication ol this notice in Ihe OtHce ol General Counsel al Ihe above address ol Ihe deperl men! Failure to petition within the allowed lime Irame con tltlutet a waiver ol any right such person he* In request a hearing under Section 124 57. F S end to participate as e party to this proceeding Any subsequent intervention w ill only be el Ihe approval el the presiding ollicer upon motion IHed pursuant to Rule 24 5 147 Florida Administrative Cod* The application I* available lor public Inspection Curing norm al business hours, i oc am to 5 40 p m , Monday through Friday eicepl legal Holidays, al Department ol En vironmentel Regulation. U l t Maguire Boulevard Suite 217. Orlando. Fior.de Publish March II. test DED tOI CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando •Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 HOURS fcM PJL iV M a F M M V CUM tl MTURRAV ft SIMMY PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 N N M idyg Um m . . , 5SC1 ftw 19 ggatggiMn * mb . . . MC a M 7 N N M R4*g M m .. . arc • M 3 N N M ■Beg M m . . . ETC b Em M m an par Im m , I emOm b 1M ai * 6000 MUMMERS NEEDED! JANIT0R1AI PANT TIME * D A ILY W ORK..DAILV PAY * Call Bob..........321 7S5I after 1pm 44.15 lo ila r l. Sanlord/Lk Mary areas-Call M l 7140 ★ *CNA’s * * ! KEYES FLA. IN C . Realtors, p a y * t u i t i o n lo R E A L ESTATE SCHOOLI.....PI-2144 LANDSCAPE MATT., reliable, axp and references I Good driving record 222-018 A r* you a Certified Nursing Assistant with ncrtlng homo tx p a rle n c a ? M a k a a d ll ference In your lit* A lha Ilf* of others, com* work wlthustl o CUSTOMER S ERVICE a a REP* S150 par w a t k l B uilding tu p p llts knowledge w ln tl Taka o rder* and work on computer I Deal In all phases! AAA EM PLO Y M E N T 7*4 W id th 4 4 ,831 1/4 * D E L IV E R Y * V e h l c lt p r o v id e d i Y o u r knowledge ol Its* local area helps! Great boss, nice piece I AAA E M P LO YM EN T 700 W. 75th SI, 1271171 DEAOUNfS Tuesday thru Friday I I Noon Tha Doy fe to r* Publication Sunday And Monday 5:10 P.M. Friday * D IE TA R Y D IR E CTO R * Terrific opportunity! Experl ante wlnal Order supplies, supervise, plan menus. Keep thInga running smoothlyl AAA EM PLOYM ENT 31— Ptrsonals . IF YOU Drove a BeMy Oom* ■ • O ld w /tk e i l l J lM M la engine a t lha Baca Cheka AJrhete a yew eemo It Jim M tTT. Mease ta ll 1*74*74470 S IN O L t OAO. white, XL I child, ottering warmth, com tort and safety would Ilka to moat tingle mom. I child. Call M IP B * altar 7PM White mala, I I , IN lb*.. S 'tl. Prof., aentlHve, easy going Uhot children. Laeeing tor a reto. tomato. IB M . CTMiat 23— Lost ft Found JTS SIGN COMPANY, portfolio case tost on 15th SI. Contact John 3375)4/_______________ , LOST-PUKE Vicinity ol Lk. Mary Bl. A 17 02. Contain* Michigan ID. REWARD. Call 1171541 iw a HONDA 4-Wheeler 100 SX. Reward tor return I Rl. front fonder la taped. Color la rod. Beck tenders ere cut 34)45)4 35— Sp tclll HotlcdS BECOME A NOTARY For Details: 1 *0048 4734 Flerkta Netary Altec letton A LL AOES. M y home near Lake M ary High. M o n F rl. Ill/d a y HRSroglttorod 8 )0 7 *3 C H IL D C A R E , my S an lo rd homo. Reasonable rate* Inelude* lunch A tnack. 1101714 D A Y C A R E , M o n .-F rl., Low ralss l P rivate home. Call anytime lor Toaya He-1774 eS A N FO R O C H ILD C A R E I Several conv lenient local tons Fee twSermntton cel)....4477444 M ANY COMPUTER TMINIMII Private tuition by qualified computer teacher HOURS TO S U I T Y O U I D O S . W o r d P e r fe c t. W o rd S ta r, LOTUS. D 8 I I I + . a i l MO-MU LEARN LOTUS 125. DOS. Word Perfect G more. For Clots llk s d e ls i. Cell 2275155 43— Medical ft Dental PATHW AY-Lot*, gain, m ain­ tain weigh I successfully! Find health I Enlov lltal 08747M117 55— Business Opportunities FILM MUTE BUSIMCSS Seminole S Volusia Co. Will train. Man. woman or couple. Earn 130 S40 000 I I ] 334 4430 *1— Money to Lend ACTION LOANS Regardless of crodilll 4500 to 450.000. C alll........407144-4000 71— H elp Wanted WOOD P A L L E T R E P A tR S I Tool*. PU truck, home repair shop, bondabl* rag'd...171-1425 37— Nursery ft Child Cart S A N F O a U 'L H . 35— Training ft Education erea. Loving Mom with t yrs. asp. and rot. Lota ol hugal 137-417) SMALL OUALITv HOME LIKE O a y c a ro A P r a tc h a a l. O p tnln gil Meals, laaralng ereoraml Playground! Fully Ik 'd I U cJ 444-1.......... a il Vkll SM ALL Day Caret TLC lor babies A toddlers I Hot m eeltl Exc. references. De* 111 t i l l EARN 454711404 W EEKI Stull envtlepe* at homo. No cost! SEND EASE to: Oelden Ol* truwtor*. PO Box 2/1177 C. Corpus Chrlitl, TX 74427-1514 ADD TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOW CALL 221 4454 ar 221-4221 ADVERTISING SALES Goal orientated, personable, e x c e lle n t c o m m u n ic a to r wanted to sell advertising spec* tor monthly regional magatln* Salary plus com mlesion. Lusts provided. Send resume with cover letter lo: 1414, tentord Herald, P.O. Bax 1447, Sanlord FL 12772 ★ ★ AREA POSITIO N S** FINISHER-112 PER HR. NO Experience rwededi Reliable Irenspor lei ion a must. For Interview call ________ 1-417447 7151________ IN T N E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA. C at* N e.t4741l7C A I4C General Jurildlcllon Fkrida Bar N *.:t40tto CITY SAVINGS BANK. F SB „ Plaintiff, vs. JOHNM PARKER .IIliving, •lu x ., (te l., Delendent* AMENOED NOTICE OF ACTION STATEOF FLORIDA TO. JOHN M. PARKER. II liv in g , and P A T R IC IA B PARKER, hit wile. II living. Including any unknown spouse ol said Defendant* II allhar hat remarried end il either or both ol ta ld Defendants are d* ceased, their respective un known helrt. devtteet. grantees, assignees, crtdltor*. lienors and trustees, and all other persons Claiming by. through, under or egelnst the named Delendent* Whota residence address It 14170 Pmelree Drive. San Diego California f l l l l AND TO J E GALLAGHER and C S GALLAGHER Whoso residence address It unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIE O met an action lo foreclose a mortgage on the following properly in Seminole County. Florida LOT 14. TUSCAWILLA UNIT I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P LAT BOOK 21. PAGES 15 T H R O U G H I I . OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ha* bsen tiled against you and SECURITV PACIFIC FINAN CIAL SERVICES INC . a corpo ration. OENNIS J DONOVAN, JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. an d a ll o th e r p o r t e n t in possession ol sublet! real prop •rty whose real names ere uncertain and you are requited to serve a copy ol your written defenses. II any. lo it on JO SEPH M P A N IE LLO ESOUIRE P laintiffs attorney whose address It 201 N Franklin Street, Suit* 1724. Tampa. Florida JJ407 on o* before the ilth day ol April. If t l. and til* Its* original wilts tha Clark ol this Court either before service on Plain t l l f t attorney or immediately thereafter otherwise a detault will be entered against you tor Iho roll#! demanded in the Complaint or Petition DATFO on this 7th day ol March. Iftl CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publlth March I I . II. 25 4 April t If t l D ID tot 93— Rooms lor Rent I4tw.isiissi.a7sm CLEA N ROOMS, kitchen A laundry facilities. Cable TV. Starting 4) 475/wk,..... .3374415 N**dl5$acirity Offittfi NURSE ADIS Experience needed Certlllc* lion desirable but will allow up lo 4 m o n th s lo o b t a in certification Exc. working condlllont B benefits. Im ­ mediate openings on 7 1 4 711 shift*. Part lima al-o avalll D IB A R V MANOR 4 4 N .H w y .l7 /fl Dsbery. M -F. SAA74PM. ..EOE NECESSIORTDON7WOINV! E a r n 4 1 .0 0 0 /w k s tu ffin g envalopa* *1 home. Sand S A.S E .lo A Z Oitt. 154 W SR 414K 44 11 Win tar Spq* 11704 d eposit........................... .311-4134 97— Apartments Fu rn ished / Rent SEAMSTRESS For busy Dry Ooanors Cal 1123 SOSO FUU. TIME SNACK MR SECURITY OfflCEIS Evenings. Also. P art lim e evening nursery position Apply at Bowl America HOW Airport Blvd Sanlord • GAL FR ID A Y • Exciting! Variety ol clerical d u tla s t P a r t e d le r t e l l starter I Your chance to #n|ey people and compute r I AAA EMPLOYM ENT 741«. 15th SI. 871174 G O V E R N M E N T JOBS NOW H IR IN O I Beth skilled and unskilled workers needed In your area 114,504 lo 472,004 plus benefit*. For list of cur renl |obt and apHcaltom lo apply Irom home, call 1 100 4001*44 EXT A 111 Hiring for a m *|cr prolecl, in lha Debary/Deltona area METRO SECURITY.. .( 451-174* SANFORD Lovely 1 b d rm . complete privacy, close lo downtown. (100 par week plus t2 0 0 s e c u r it y In c lu d e s ullllllea.................Call 2272244 ATTRACTIVE 1 Bdrm. Quiet, o fftl. parking, IllO /w k . In eludes utilities I Call 121-4447 E F F IC IE N C Y Cetfagel Com plolaly furnished, utilities paid. I person only, no pot*. available Mar. 111221-1)74 STYLIST • Jain vs, we're **w l THE H AIR EMPORIUM 111 CUTS ssss TEACHERS Teach and earn what you're r e a lly w o rth P a r i l l m t Summer or Full lime positions available Call 1-4(4-874425, me like* 1*14514 Hr Message * SUCCESS STORY* Mrs. Diane N. ol Longwood called her Sanlord H tra ld Classified Advisor to slop her *d lor her *pl. Irom continu Ing on (Is scheduled 10 Day Special commenting. "You brought me luck. Thanks H eraldl" Tha Sanlord Herald Classified* produce resullsl S om eth ing Y O U nood lo advertise a l low cost and achieve quick results? Try our 10 L 14 Day Sfwclal rates Lowest cost per line tor con secutlv* days' advertising Advertisers ere free to cancel as soon a* rtsulls are reached CLASSIFIED DEPT. 28 fill NARTED, REAL PEOPLE FORTY COMMERCIALS No ( xper lenca necesvsry. 1 404412 424* N«r*hoBS< Notkm/Orhnn * SUCCESS STORY* 44 -411 .50 p e r hour p lu t benefits Will train. Needed now I I-14I.J40* . ..Agent The Represenlativ* ol a local cleaning company called her Sanlord H erald C la t illlt d Advisor lo slop her ad from continuing on Its scheduled 10 Dey Special commenting. "The response was great We had over 50 applicants within th* llrsl week I" Th* Sanlord H erald Clastllleds produce results I Some position YOU need to ad verllt* at low cost and achieve quick reaulls? Try our 10 A 14 Dey Special rates. Lowest cost per line lor consecutive days' advertising Advertisers are Ire * lo cancel * t toon as results are reached CLASSIFIED DEPT. 12114)1 WELDER Musi be able to do shetl metal w o r k a n d m e c h a n ic a l aisam bly. Far appt.. call Geerf a Grabowskl, 8 3 *400 • WORD PROCESSOR a Established Sanlord company has a super spot lor you! Smart career move I Benefits! AAA EMPLOYMENT 740 W. 15Hl 51,81-5)74 SANFORD - 1 B I Bdrm. Aptsl Furn, or unlurnl Clean. 4100 B Upl Sec, dep. 4200. RalHl-1141 SA NFORO Large sludlo w / u t l l l t l e * . 4 4 7 5 /m o or 4115/wk plus deposit 1 8 44*1 SANFORD - I bdrm furnished Apt. Util Included Close to downlowh, I13-422S/Iv. msge SANFORDI 1 ROOMS + Bath! 445 wk. 4100 dep. References. Lease. Call..........- .......874*24 4ANFORD ' room efficiency, perfect lor I person I 4/0 per week pluf 4110 security In eludes ullllllesl Call 8 7 8 * 4 Atfobics Filina Imtiuctor Needed lor Seminole YMCA. 445 Longwood'Lk.Mary fid 2114444............lAlln. K tllh C I 73— Em ploym ent W anted IOBLESST 0*1 OOVT. labs oversea*. crulteshlps morel W rit* A Z D ls t . 154 W SR434, Su _ *044 GC Winter Springs 33/0* NURSE COMPANION, llv* In. Mon Frl. Florid* licensed References and reasonable. Call 407 8 1 m i T in : l l r r . s U I \il3 4 -f ^ » s v f , , c ., /1 " <*■*’ STS S a n fo rd H e ra ld h /U SERVICE t \A \boul ( h n 3 Lines Exciting opportunity1 Meet all new businesses. VIP's, com munify leaders I Commission only position, unlimited earn ing potential I Apply: Greater Sanlord Chamber ol Com marc*. 400 E . F Irst St. EOE FEM ALE w/ehlld to rant bdrm, bathroom and hous* prlvl lego*. STO/wk plus 1/2,174117) FEM A LE, w/on* child to share with same. Child or pel ok I Vary c u t* hem* w /ftn c *d yard. HOB..................... 1274*44 LONGWOOD Laktfronl homo, room w/prlvIitgoL I adult. 4*0 per weak. Call 4371447 NICE LOCATION near Sami not* High. Cabf*. MS par week. 81 -4 4 8 bet. M :1 4 P M SANFORD. Room Inprlv.hom a, •ac. location, mature, reap male pref. 4300/mo 8 104)4 eS A N FO R O * Apartment llv ing w / all th* * men III* * I 42*0 • mon .fncl utllWesI 322 4414 SANFORD - 'J torn. room. Hous* privileges! 445/wh. *150 In the Orlando Kissimmee - Call to llo tl 4174*5 7441 CHAMBER SALES REP NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* is hereby given that I am engaged In business al 2*0* Hiawatha A ve. Sanlord FL 12/71. Seminole County. Florida under Itte Fictitious Name of L 4 S AUTO SALES, and that I intend to register sa>d name with lha Secretary ol Stale. Tallahassee Florida in ac cordanct with the provisions ol in * Fictitious Name Statute. ToW lI Section 445 0* Florida Statutes 1*57 Herman Samuels Publish March II . If t l DEO ID ♦ to. 87811eve*.________ SANFORDI Vary clean hem* to chart, full privilege*. 5350/mo glut ufll. Call Rehart. 1174*74 m+++ * * * VOLT * * * TEMPORARY SERVICES _________Call 427 f i t * _________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.41-475 DR 41 K IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF ZOHREH SAFARI SAMAN. Petitioner Wile. end PARVIZA5ADI ABOULVERDI Respondent, Husband NOTICE OF ACTION TO PARVIZASAOI ABOULVEROI L a tl known address A LM UK TO M HOSPITAL STREET C/O RAGABALI NADRI EST DUBAI. UAE VOU ARE HEREBY NOTI F lE D trial an action lor D ll solution ol Marriage has been Hied and commenced In this Court and you a rt required lo serve a copy ol your written defenses, if any. lo ll on CARMINE M BRAVO. P A . 2S57 W stale Road *14. Suit* 400. Harbour Bend. Longwood. Florida 1277). and III* th* ongi nal with the Clerk ol Ihe above styled Court on,or before March I f . If t l. otherwise a default will be entered against you lor th# rellel preyed lor In the Petlllon This Nonce shall be published once each week lor lour 14) consecutive weeks in the Sen lord Herald ICIR C U IT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE As Clerk. Circuit Court Seminal*County. Florida By Helen Standi ler D E P U IV CLERK’ Publish February 25 4 March 4. 11,14. 1*01 DEC 157 LA K E FR O N T A ^ T ., M a tu re fem ale, *hara w llh ta m e . Luxury 1/2. all amanltla*. t it s Marketing Company I* looking tor area reps AArsI be mg* qualify sales personnel with enthusiasm and marketing expertise. Call M l Schott* 1407)130 f ) IS________ N E E D EXPER IENC ED Stylist for complete salon. Com mission. Busy tlx ? In K M art Plata. Sanford. I l l 4115______ Local/Caribbean. Ts 445/H R 14*7 4f7 t*e*Tal*n1 Builders Fee Legal Notices 91— Apartments/ House to Shore Musi have own Irantporlallon and valid Deem*. Call U P 4255, leave m et sags * D R ILL PRESS OPERATOR# 44 per hour I Keep these machine* punching! Plenty of work to keep you heppy! AAA EM PLOYM ENT II4 W . ISfh St, 875174 EARN 1244 to 1544 par week Reading Books al home. Call 1*17475 7*40E l l Bale * F IT T E R FABRICATOR* 17. JO per hour I Pul your skills to work here) Thlt en* woo l Iasi long I Benefits! AAA EMPLOYM ENT 7tiW .25lh 11.875174 CONSTRUCTION ALL TRADES Legal Notices PROFESSIONAL H bus# CtoenT Ing. reason, rates, good refer ^ n c e s J r jq o jH n w to f lJ lM liL LAMN MAINTENANCE NHftma HuMR Cart Cantu 323-ISM______ LQX/H Prlcet above reflect a I t .50 cash discount tor prompt payment. Schedul­ ing may Indude Hereto Advertiser at Use cotl of an additional doy. Cancel whan you gat result*. Pay only to* day* your ad run* ot rate earned. Use M l description let I attest results Copy must follow occeptjbl* ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In M g ovonl of an error Innn ad, tho Sanford Herald w ill ha ratRomibla for tha first Imarttan only and only la lha axtant of lha cast al that Insartlan. Flaata check year ad far accuracy lha first day It runs. 73— Employment Wonted 7 1 -H tlp Wanted 71— Help W anted Legal N otices tu fa u Accounting ft Tax Sarvic* INCOME T « SERVICE!! P r * 4 Charges I la4B -EZ.ll* 144B A I14.I440.U * Etoctronk Filing, laat refund AS LOW AS 414.4411 K R IS TI DAWNCOMPANY 400 Na. Hwy 17/41 Longwood ★ *CKU 7677502* ★ F I N A N C I A L S E R V IC E S , bookkoepplng. taxes, eel. Small bus. 4, Indv. 577*44* O U A L IT V B O O K K E E F IN O SERVICE Comp«H#»lied II n and al slalamenfs. Incoma la x preoeratton n i 4515 TAX A ACCOUNTINOI Small business consulting! Qualified A M l SVC acceanhng M 7 8 8 Additions ft R tm od aiin g B ILL STRIPP Custom Homes IRR0BH5M KITCHENS. BATHS ADOITIONS. 407 445 741* A p p lla n c ts REW/USED AFf UARCES Buy/Sell * Recend/Gueranleed HOME Af PUARCL-322-3U3 Building Contractors M A R K M cCA R TV gen con tractor. RamodeMng. Res A Comm C0044503 8 1 4 *7 ) ( t ii m n Sp t i in l I o w / / c / o a llo w a i i t ' i Lawn Service COMPLETE Quality Lew* B Landscaping, Tree Sarvka B Irrigation, competitive rates. free **Hiwa4»*Siiix»v'ta778t 4* Nr. Sarvko.— ..... .8 7 2*75 W IL L CLEAN YOUR HOME In Seminole County area. Exp'd. ^ # e s o n a b l* r a t o v 8 4 m ^ _ ^ _____ Concrete QUA LITY CONCRETE WORK! 20 yr*. oxper. Patte*. drives, etc. Pro* Eslimatoal 474-248 E le c t r i c a l --------BOOTH ELECTRIC ReskNn liel/Com m erciel. Free t i l l IEROOOB4424............... 471158 Bait ft Tackle M arc AaShoay'sl 144 W l« U 4 Winter Soys- FtsMog/kuattog ^ k * J N o r « 2 8 K s * J I8 7 1 tl^ Fence ih a r ^ T e a M ^ ^ T S ^ to r B LOW prlcet Fra* eat. Wood. chainlinkA repairs 2 8 *431 General Service! H IL L 4VC4I IM presivrs aJtor Claaxingl Carports, peels, kernes Trash rensevsl 4444147 riandy Man C A R P E N T R Y , MASONARY palming and Ilia work Free otllm ale* Llsc'dC all 84-484 PAINT, yard work. roo«/hausa Cleaning, rescrtenlng. window c le a n in g a n d ra p a jrM K ^ l*^ Carpet/U pholstery Cleaning A A M L IV IL IN G I W* Fix Foundations, weal Nam * A htochl FreaesWiwafes.48148 HOME OWNER'S HELPER Knowledgea t I*. E <pd . Reas • Carpentry • Plumbing • Etoclrtcel •O ryw all 81-7447 RON COLLIER '* ReaeMelmgl Carpentry, root log. painting "N e |eh See smaHl" 8 1 4 4 8 A L L H O M t iasproveasaat* Ma|or remodeling, door* 1 trim 15 yrs 4 ** 5X5. eves CATHY'S CLEANING SERV­ ICE References reasonable rekrs Licensed I Call 18 7*7 0 CLEAN AS A W HISTLE! 45 oil 1st V iS ill A ll areas Lie . bonded ins1Atfotik b k * * * 4*41 C L E A N IN G A N D IR O N IN O reasonable rales M year Sanford resident 8 a 184 \ i.is s iiis 'ii - cie a n in q Service Home Im p ro vtm en t C leaning Service p«r monlh ■ Hargis Cltanlng S ervlta* Special lies In oHica cleaning! NEW , « f M O O E U R EPAIR HOMES. OFFICES. STORES All types construction. Rea/Cam 8 7 4 4 8 5 .0 . Aallnf. CAC4IW 4 POLE Aaraal SlehNa. garages, wrkahepa. tow rates. Fraeest QuaI. work by Quality Canal t >«/ )•» i i i f K t o ;r» m i * OAK FLOORINOs M 50 aq I I . wood Installed A finished! F r e e e s llm a to M M n jM J t^ ^ >45 M LUCIE A SON4 Carpentry R e m a d e lla g A r e p a ir s . Cuslam trim A cabinetry. L k 'd /tm t 8 yrs. sip. Call tor F R E E E S T « J A T e K 7 l? « 4 U Home Repairs Land Clearing ^ ~ • LAND CLEARINO. (BA C K HOE WORK. • HAULING. CALL ROCKY. 13* 1144 LAWN M A IN T E N A N C E Weekly or I lim a service. Low rales. Call Tens— ......8 7 4 1 8 NOW Accepting contracts tor Lawa Care/Landscaping* 11 Rat/Comm. Free e tl...18-14*1 Masonry TW P MASON A R V , ir te k . block, stucco, concrete. Rrnovei.oru Llc'd A Ins 81-1444/434*157 JA YN E'S M A SONNYi Block, brick, concrete, tooting* Rea tonabk Relesl 1 8 5 4 8 M o v in g ft H a u lin g R IC K 'S “ L IT R " H A U L IN G . Yard trash, a p p li, tree limbs. Sam Co. only Free**4,477484 X P R E S 1 M O V IN O B OE L IV E R Y l b d rm apt 1114.44; 2 bdrm 4115 41 com pletel C o llie rd e ta itil240-478 fainting CAMPION CusSens Pi toting In la r lo r /o x lt r lo r . D tpenda bfa/Raf’a. Dave. 811024 C H A R L E S P A IN T B DE CORATINOI Small odd jobal Wo da It all! 4774444 P a v in g Jkktoa Paving B Asphalt, concrete. FREE est I L k . a Ins. 3 8 1178 P rtssu re acaninq AFFORDABLE HOME CARE * Average Sim House 44} * Average S in Roof |4i * Driveway* # Pool Deck* * Pro E lle r tor Painting * L k 'd . * las V * t0 3 8 4M3 PRESSURE CLEANINO MAN. Houses Irom 445 quotes by PjjonelCaUajeer. ------- il Call ~ S p rin klers/Irrig le rs/lr a tio n IRRIG A TIO N B Landscai Install B repair lly ra «>| _____ CaUjwdgsl. 7*7 f i l l T reo Sarvica ECHOiS TREE KUHN SVC Freershmalesl Fair Pritesl Lie Ins Slump Grinding. Tael 111 128 day tresis Lawn Service j "Lei The PreSesitoaalsdeW A Q U A L IT Y CUTS) Owner F A M IL Y T R E E S E R V IC E manegad opera led* Area res Trees down end gone) W eteef Res/Comm F rears I 2271411 any etl 1 Lie end *». 444 4127 �Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida — Monday. March 11, 1991 — 1 -Apartment* Unfurnished/Rent 99—Apartments Unfurnished/Rent A V A IL A B L E N O W I N aw 1 bdrm. 1 bath ting I* ttory Wathar dryar hookup, mini blind*, town ca n . convanlanl to downtown Sanford. M B /m o DORCHFSTt n apts Lafco Mary 333-4W3 Call bofwatn H A M 5PM m i o w ______ HEARTHCQUICT1! $229 MOVEINSftCIAL Slnglo ttory ttudlo. 1 A 1 Bdrm Apt*. Marry » itro t loci, t tor a p t tpacal Quiet. coiy community! Nlco landtcap 3 On tllo monagori who RE 11 Starting at tll* /m o LA K E M ARY Two ttory. J.IOO * q f t a / i w , a p p lla n c o t, gorago, fonetd yard. 1710/mo LMEMMtY Now 3 bodroom apartmontt, tor U t« Lafco Mary iSanford arta . An equal hooting i tunllyt RotorII * ‘ call m-mi. Lafco Ada 1 bdrm.......JSlaSmo T b d r m .tJ H mg B ig ..-323-4*3* LAROE 1 bodroom. cloan and airy, ckwo la Plnocrott Elam. J*S gar manlh 333 7788 MOVCINSnCIM 3 bodroomt. onorgy oftklont. carport and private patio. Slnglo floor dttign. Call Santord Court. 173 3381 OPEN H O U S E « R O M f i t , SATURDAYI LAKE J E N N IE A FTSI 1 bdrm ap tt. with C /H /A from S M /m o . Includot wator A oat. Rrofcor 7771774 SANFORD ■ Largo 4 bdrm. U80 par month; 7 bdrm SJ7S por month. Call 333 4**J_________ SANFORD. I bdrm. USD por month roloroncot required Nopott..........................333-4*74 V ilU p A p u SO SECURITY 0 1 POSIT CALL 323-2920 FA M ILIE S W E L C O M It 1A1BEOROOM [ SIMPLE STORY DUPLEXES United W to y 103—Houses Unfurnished/Rent CUR L A K H 3 ad|f'nlng J fc d rm .lfc th .B 3 b d rm .lb m . t . t aero tot. Idaaf in-low altu * ttont Dated Roolhr, a to -n tl 0 1 BART • 1 bd rm . d a ta to 1-4 4 17/t). Aval lob It March II. M M /m o 'tttB ta c ......A4BMB3 DELTONA/Of Non • 4 yr. old homo, April. I. 3 bdrmt 3 balht, garag*. non imofcart. n o p o tt-K IC a tir o -M M H IO O IN LAKCI Nlco 3 bdrm. 7 bath. Hoar pool I tM I/m o . Laato/optlon oh I 44**44* L A R I H A R N E Y , qu ain t 1 bdrm.,1k. front, I quid aero. IQ lm o .p lm d m 344573S 1MEMMY/HI0DENUUE ESTATES Boaullful 3 bdrm. 1 bam on cul-da-tac. Scroontd porch, flr o p ljc c , double gorago. k ld i/p d o k ..........................1771 444-UN or rro t, 711 t tU Attwaod PhtlWpt Inc. LA R O E 1/1, Florida room, CHA. toncod yard and garaga. 1471 plot tacurlty. 334H M N EED A ] BDRM or 3 Bdrm. In DELTONAT Largo ta loci Ion I PR IM A R Y REALTY.....174*734 NEEDAIEOtOOMS? R ont/O ptlont Lako M a ry, largo oxocutlvo homo, micro, flroplaco. tcroonod porch, tp rln kltr* USO/OISCOUNTI Invottart Rootty, 474H34 Tour Completely Refurbished Apartment will include these features r 4 i3 4 • Now Carpsting • Naw appilancss • New land­ scaping & ranovatad pool • Hafrigsrator, stove, dishwasher & garbage disposal • Cable TV hook­ up • Newly refurbished clubhouse • Tennis court • Lake swimming & fishing •" Laundry center • Professional on-slta management d • Volleyball ASK ABOUT OUR Sr2 330-5204 apartments Taka 17(3 north onAPpsrtSArd., turn watt 7/lRh at a mHa. VouS u o m tign tn iho rtght i G eneva G ardens A partm ents 2BedroomSpecial $4 0 0 ° ° Per M o n th /__ For Your Convomence We Are Open Monday thru Friday 9 - 6 . Saturday 10 ■2 and Sunday By Appointment 1 5 0 5 W. 25 th St., S a n f o r d 3 2 2 -2 0 9 0 Looking To SAVE Some Green? Mr. E H Loaring ol Canada naadad to ta ll hit Florid* manufactured horn* In |utf th* 10 thort day* ha w ai hare vliillngl G u tu w h a l! SEMIIIOII COUNTY 3 units avallabto. 1 from S4S0 par month I SOLDI MOREALTY • tMihvNCA me 3 BDRM . 1 BATH. Nee aroal 43S Sunbwnf, Dottono. 11)0 par month...................Coll 177 17*7 3 BDRAL. t boRL 1 car grg , U10 a man., SMS dap. 101 Hilltop D r. Lewd. 33S-M13or3JhtlM 3 BDRM., IV) both. 1471 a m an . s i7 i dop., n o t w . m st. Sontord. 3334411W 31*1*0* 3 B DRM .. I hath. *410 a m on. 1330 dtp.. 4774 Ptooiont Valloy C r .O r l. 337-4*11 » 33414*4 105— DuplexTriplex / Rent 141— Homes for Sale S H EFFLEY R EALTY, R ta lftrt Thinking ol Soiling? Coll For Free Market Anatv*tol)B7-3*44 BEAT TH E R ECESItONI Now homo* tram 13} KI Modal opan, C A C HomafcM a -tn -H M BONOMONEY, 73/4% SANFORD. Lg. I b * m . I both! CHA, woih/dryor hook up. *3*0 a mon.. *1*0 dap 1440 Maplo A v*., aval). April 111. Good rttorencat. 33J-*S*4 SANFORD • Lg. (loan t bdrm. C /H /A . carport, oval). April I. SMS/mo., 1300 toe. 333 4311 111— Storage Rentals WOR K SHOP/ Starapt BMg. Atoo Workshop apt combo I Vary Raatonabtol—234t3*7/lv. mto 115— Industrial _____ Rentals_____ AAA BUSINESS C E N T E R Now otfkt/W h io. MO N. to 1.4*5 tt. B ayi with or w/o otflcoi itartlng at IlM /m o b 17/*1ASR 477 ...11*4110 14.000 SOUARE FT..W/Loadlng dock, 3 pfwta powor. 1} 90 por tq It. 487 171 13)1___________ 70.000 SO. FT. 8jlldlng. loading dock, w /J phata powtr. I POSSIBLE II.7 M GOVERNM ENT ASSISTANCE Aitumabla no quality loam In thaw aroatl Chooia homai from Samlnota/Orango Volusia/Lake Countloi I HIDOCNLME LESSTHAN$3,100 1/1, flroplaco, corner lot. ap plloncai. gorago. 141.TO HOUSEON3/4 ACRE LESS THAN 13.4M DOWN Zoned C l, appllonctl. now point, 3 cor gorago S4M00 POSSIBLELEASEPURCHASE NEARTAUTREES Now ClAtom built 3/3. 7100 tq It. on 1/1 aero with wcurlty tyitom . Ilrtp lo ct. applioncoi. and pool planned! 1144.TO IDYLLNILOEHOME 15*30 SOUR POOL 3/7. 7,770 tq ft. on 1/3 aero with now carpal, coramlc tllo and paint. 14X70 family room, privacy loncad yard with wall and tprlnklor ty ilam . 1114.*00 ST. JOHN'SANDLKMONROE 1 acra m lata! 4/3. 1500 tq It , Cuilombulll.1177.f00 Can’t Sail? Wa’llla a ia ltlo ry o u l Chladl It*ally 333-1331 LAKE MARY 117— Commercial _____ Rentals_____ a Langwaad Prlma Hwy 434 a 7 otrical! CAR LOT alio avail! R U D Y’ l AUTO S A LE 1-31*-1407 F L E X IB L E TEEM SI 1700 S F . Bldg. Sullablt lor any typo bullnetl-J72-34*?/*13 444 1414 LONGWOCD. Browiar’i Barn Lott. 731 tq It. 1400 par r.w.*.t.Y Shop. :tu i'o sr ;T*lcc. Call 031 4041 121— Condominium _____ Rentals_____ LESSTHANS3,000 DOWN 3/1. living, dining, lam lly room *, lanced yard , naw paint, carpal and tile. laf.TO ASSUMABLENOQUALIFYING LIKE NEW I 7/7. two ttory. appliance), fireplace! Privacy fenetd yard wlfh pool 14*. WO S3700DOWNINCLCLOSING SHORES O n Lo ke M o rro w Ow ned A M a n a ge d by fl?M P rop Inc Prof kV l\\ iS *± 7 U| M | \ I \ 11 REALTY, INC. W r list and sell more property than anyone in the Greater Sanford/lake Mary area. LX. MARY CUSTOM 3/1 Many upgraded t h a t Lika naw. Big kit. Plenty ol tpaca. Warranty. Now 1*0.10011 ONLY U M M 7/1 condo with many atrat A great location. T h lt I t a tramandoot buy. Call ut 1/1 BEAUTY BIO LOT Charmlnn _ ^ 0 arpel, wood p r ly a t y 9*f.7 c« o v e rlo o k ) graanball I 5a* now S4S.IS0 CONTEMPORARY CUSTOM 3/1 on 1 gorgaout acrat near St Johnt 4 l a. Amanltiat gator* I Now |u it tlat.OOO NICE 7/1 (POOL) Near but, thopplng. tchoolt Soma neat xlrat. Check It out now Only 1S4.TO CUSTOM POOLJ/lky IW acrat. Great rm , heatad tpa. Ip tc. bar. Hortat OK Near l a All lorllST.fOO D A N D YOUPLEX Two 1/t unit). Alwayt ranlad Llv* In on*, rant th* other G rtat Invoitmantl S49.S00 CALL ANYTIME 321-2720 322-2420 7141 Park Dr., Sanfard 441W. U k * Mary • (.. Lk. Mary PAIII 4 B flM O SB O S N f VFNIURf P B O P IW 'if1! BUIIDER'S SPEC HOMES N O R T H L A K E V IL L A O E . I Bdrm. Induct*) o m m *n lll*tl 1410o month, l i t tn o _______ 1/1 1/h4 Include* Screened Pool Special Rale Financing ________ Call 773177*________ F IN E RtOOE CLUBI I A 2 Bdrm Candoi available itartIng at *471, S.E.C.M. Inc . Uc Baal Eitato Breker 417-1104 GOVERNMENTHOMESAND BANKFORECLOSURES SANFORDI Great itarter. In vatt 1/1. fenced! 141.000 Star»>rom R ealty....... 171MOS 127— Office Rentals ] BORM 1 BATH on large lot. almoit 1.700 tq It 1*7.500 BRAND NEW OFFICE BLDO 4M iq.tt.to 7.M O tq- ItG O l ZONINOI M o w in Spatial............1750/mo. CALL................................3113*44 FROM WOO DOWN 4 BDRM. on qulal tlr to l N **dt work Nice loll US. 100 M E T R O -R E A L E S T A T E C O ., IN C . OFFICESFORRENT U llllllot Included, 1100/month A Up 700 S M yrtle Av . Sontord. I Apopka) 004 H a l 1 SMALL BENTAL OFFICES Vary r*«ion*bl*. 11X14. For details. call now I 373 4)7) 141—Homes for Sale" BATEMAN REALTY Lie. Reel EttataB roktr 1040 San lord Av* 321-0759...... ... 321 2257 * BONDMONEY7.75%* FIX E O 30 YEAR RATE ALSO HAP FUNDS AVAILABLE 111.700 toward downpayment and doling c o jlil 1. 3 and 4 bodroom homes available! Hurry, won't latt Call Jan*t Man if it Id Days. 1711114 Eva*. I l l 7171 AA Carnot, Inc. 431 7117 The Prudential Florida Realty I am looking for nice homes to match with buyerf Call Bob G u io tj, REALTOR <4*7) 134-44Mar 373-I7M S5.000 TOTAL MOVE-IN Mayfair Areal 4/1 Huge laml ly rm . FL Room loo! Naw bright kit . all appli Incl w a t h a r /d r y a r HEATED POOL Call Caralyn, Strattard Realty, 7444S77ar 131 l l l l __ SO DOWN 14M P IT I Acadamy Manor. Sanford 3/2. completely ra don* I Fancod yard, garaga Ownar I 4*14)11 Volusii/Seminole Co BANK FORECLOSURES!! CALLCARLALEE O lt U lfc , LANE MAAY/SANFORD FHA/VA BOND MONEY NOWI BOND DOWNPAYMENT HELPI * Lovely Hltloric Hornet aSlartar Retirement Hornet * Houtat With Acreage * Income Propertiet a In Law Suite* Attention Sale* Attoc latet! We’re buty W * need help! WANTTOSELL YOUR HOME? STAIRS PROPERTY M ANAGEMENT A REALTY 407713 7173/311tS7« QUINN REALTY, INC 121 3663 NEAR HISTORICAL AREA 3 b d rm . hardw ood M o o n , llre p la c a , com plelely i * tie r e d ! Naw w irin g and plumbing1 Immaculate con dillon!.... ta* TO Tamplm Realty Inc tM 4*14/4** l i t * ii\i i h i :a i .t v 1 STORY W/!NGROUND POOL 4 tdrm . 7 bathi. family rm . country kitchen, tern porch, 4 covered patio Over TOW )q It Seller motivated 14* TO 1 STORY OUPLEXI I BR up tla irt. 1 BR down On Hwy 44 Zoned commercial! SIS TO 323-5774 SANFORD * Lmsb Purchtu! Thit 4 bdrm brick 1100 S F hout* It your* for only 11.100 down 1140 month it you quali ly! Salepficatl tlf.T O Call Bratlen Green Hemet 1*4 >001 ar 1*4 3774 THIS ONE'S FOR YOU! ~ y\p a A £ rm h N IC E • C L E A N * A F F O R D A B L E $100 O ff REGATTA M i Y» »i M i l t If • Plnocrott. J/J. living, dining, family iv c d tfy iyj?*m.lancod yard. 147, TO * 1 Bedroom Special * 2335 W. Seminole Blvd. Hwy. 17-92 Sanford 323-2628 141-Homes for Sale STENSTROM Also Hfe Have // E. ORANOE COUNTY VI O o u b la w ld * on .44 a c ra t 111.000 . ........ W. Malfctawtkl Realtor ..........................773 7W3 ONECALLISAU ITTOONI FREE Total Move-in F in d Y o u r P o t o f G o l d a t... 157-Mobile Homes /Sale i » 1 Bedroom f MONTH 2 Bedroom For $299 . , . SANORA NORTH • 1 bdrm. 1 both. 3 car gar ago, Ig tern polio, big yard! Avail. 4/1. *401/mo. 44S-I4MW 7134411 CENTURY 21 ii e Unpaved. Lake Markham Rd. IIS ,000. Sfantlrom Realty, Johanna 377 HO1/37 1 7770 SANFORD 1 BR w et/dry *431 LR. M A R Y Spaciout 3/1 fanco I F rn lBtoNol Pro op........ 333-4473 116- Real Estate Management 1 BedminApts.Available i f RAUL « BETH OSBORNE V E N T U R E I PROPERTIES ___________371-4744__________ "T il Toast the 0NE+ ACRELOTI f T IR S T M O N T H S R E N T Newly R enovated I N ew Carpet & Vinyl i New C elling Fan • New Verticals • New Mini Blinds call mmi WuM kept 3 bdrm . % baiih h o rn #. P L U S c o m p l t l e M other in, l.tv» dparIm enf F is tu ftl 3 w r « w d pgrehts. fenevd y«rd. CHA family room end more* Cell now At I J 3 . 0 0 0 CALL BART real estate REALTOR .......____ 377 7*4* WINTER SPRINGS 7 bdrm ) battv pool' t i l l . 100*1! cath Schurt" Realty. Realtor t i l 1147 151 — Investment Properly / Sale 1CMNH0MES RETIREE SPECIAL! 11 two tttdroom wn«t%. 8* rtm from citv P8rK Qu*et end ttcur* Mdl M il inct<v(du8ilf or 8% p-*t h eqm R p ow rmr C8»i m 444; 231— Cars 2T7—Gsrage Salts 153— AcreageLots/Sale DBBARY. Nearly 1 acrat Only 1 minute* on Hlghbankt to river. Reduced!I...........*37.000 STENSTROM BEALTY.373I47* 1 7 g 0 R M S .A N 0 3 B D R M S .m a 3 t t o r y h a u t a . C lo t # to downtown I Itt. Ia it. toe. and rotarancat- J3J-WW SANFORO • 1 BR. I ha Sanlor adulti. No. and at Rlvarvtaw Av. ta n /m o ., dtp 372-434* t BDRM., M Sanford. 1771 por month pfvt tacurlty dopoalt. Call after 3PM 3331447 rf W & N T M I* ANT Momot In oil a im . starting from SJ*0 por month.ln Dollano. No too to tonenf! SANFORD • to m lto ii I / : , ap pllancM. gorago. tu e /m q 101—Houses Furnished/Rent K IT 'N ' C A R L Y L E ® ky L i n ) W r ifk t KNTMS,KRTALS 7ba»oom 7baltiavallibta WMOtO COUNT.. 323-3X 1 SANFORD walk to town from p a rk A * I I bd rm . a p t * I Parent W wk. e»Had..3J»3433 IN I—Houses Unfurnished/ Rent Need ra tu llt? P lace your c la im lad ad In Th* San lord Herald1........................ 3771411 SAVE M il NEW 1*tl H O M E lt W HY PAY R ETA ILT 14X7*. ttd M . 34X7*. IlM ta 3*1-17** 1417(1 1 BR 1 Btfc. All new Interior, artel, porch 4 util rm. Sacritkal M utt teal 171117* 1*77 Reentry A ir 4«JS With pop out I Enel, patio, nice lot 13 Oakt R V park UOOOm OIH •G E N E V A E LE M E N TA R Y # Spec# Rental* avallabto for Big Garaga Sato. Mar. t4t Craft*, ate.....3ep*S17/S4e-13*3 TAREUP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN except lax, tag. title, tic IfM PONTIAC LEM A N * Auto, air, tterto 40 m il** par gallon I Only 111* *4 per month Call Mr. Payne, 1717171 219— Wxnttd to Buy M l Aluminum Ca m ., Newtpepar Now Ferre** M e ia lt.......O lati KOKOMO........................ 373-1110 Meritor A Daughter Cam I f nmaatt Deed uted ttomt er denatton. Appt- 331-4444 Irene Mamed '44 CHEVY M O N T I'C A R L O II 33347*4_______________ 14.*44 a PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION e EVERY TUES.B F B I. 7:14 FM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. *7. Daytona Baach *443114311_______ _ 221— Good Things to Ext FIORIMSWEETONIONS Sanford Motor Co. CABBAGE ANOOREENS Burk Ferm t. 373-Hll 1*44 EAGLE FB EM IER 4 dr. tadan, 4 cylinder, automatic. weal Owner 14*41377 4347 U -P IC X S T R A W B E R R IE S Poohberry Farm. New crop, ^ te w g r lc * t!3 M IJ 4 ^ TAREUP PAYMENTS 222— Musical Mxrchandlsx NO MONEY DOWN txcapl tax. lag. title, etc 1*47 FOND EtCOBT Auto. •Ir. low m llat. on* owner! Only 1114.17 per month I Call Mr. Ptyna, 133 3171 • HAM M O N D P IP E R Chord Organ, m ulll rylhum t and In tlru m a n ts . n te d t work, w/lldded piano bench. ISO. Total 447 44444*7 ®F W to to 223— Mlsctlixnxous '44 OWt Cettott CalaIt......... 1 Or 773 4144_________________ I M tn s TOYOTA COBONA Italian W i | * n . A ir , clean, good tramportatlon 114001 774-7744 1*41 FORD GRANDA Wagon. New engine, auto. AC 1*90. 777-3417 Iv. mtg. ei/autoktr. BUY...........S IL L ........... TRADE HUEY'S CROWN PAWN __________ 173-4744__________ M E T A L D v l t c l o r . BIBO. Hydraulic Auto Rudy Port* Power lilt. 11711 Call 311-7333 CABLETVSECRETS! 159— Real Estate Wanted WANTED1TO3ACRES Zoned Indutl./Comm. Sanford area. Approa, 110.000 or latt upaeudayr n e n t m i m t 1)12 NISSANSTANZA Want to receive all channalt ¥ pay par vtrw? Inlormallon on how legally I Send 1*00 to Standard E x p rttt, 4774 Atoma Av. I17417-C33. Winter Park, FL 137*7___________________ • C O M P U TE R C A R T I Very good condlton, UO Call __________ 3ia*40*__________ lltK Runt grtat 114** ________ Call 373 40*1________ It t * Z71. Loaded, ex* cond. T -to p t. 11*00. C all a lte r 233— Auto Parts / Accessories ENGAGEMENTRING t / 4 c « r a t p e a r th a p a d diamond. I4K band Paid 1410. tall tor 1710 llrm . 1747140 CHEVROLET 107. Include) ISO turbo, excellent running con dillon. 1300 Call 11* O il A P P L IA N C E S R E C O N D ITIO N E D , 7 yr. guarantee! Buy. Sail. Service 1134 1711 • BASSET BABY CRIB whit* wood with Kant Wat Inner tprlng .n a llra tt and Ceico baby play yard. 34"X3C‘ All r a llt padded H a t wheel), eaty to move Can deliver, t f l ________ Call 171 *0*0________ BJ'S RESALE W * Buy/SetI Furniture A Catlectlblei. Including Ettatei 31*1 S. Santord A v*., 371-7*4* • CHE IT FR E E ZE R . * . cel lent condition. 17 cu. It.. Amana 110bCall 111 t*31 after 4PM • COFFEE TABLE 4 1 and tablet, black, b ra tt 4 glatt. HOP (or all. Call 374 144* • D IN E T T E S E T . 5 piece Round table, padded chain Nice I ISO Call 3J0 *174_______ a DOUBLE BED. vary nice Complete 1*0 173 4*04_______ F IV E PIECE bench type kltch *n tel; t i l l Living rm tat, 4 place. 1131 377-4310 Iv. mtg. • FIRER O LASS 1 H E E T IN O . Uted, white, S04. Call 171 4407 FU R N ITUR E Chandelier*, ret tauranl equip, piano, luktbox. ttatuet 4 lurnlthlngt Imperi­ al Palace, t l* Magnolia Av Santord! I Call............. 771 *431 ■ KEROSENE HEATER, uted 3 tim et, te p a ra t* removable fuel tank. Hew, wat over 1100. tall lor 140or batt otter. __________ 314 m u __________ • MEN'S BIKE. 3 tpead. nearly new ISO Call 177 777*________ • SINOER SEWING MACHINE with cabinet Excellent condl tlo n t lM 173 7313___________ • SLEEPINOBAO like naw. 14 __________ 373 3711__________ • STAMPS. 1*47 America* Cup uncancelled col tec tort tel with album 130 377 4*0* alter U t •W A L L U N IT ,S th e lv t) 111 377 4744 234— Import Cars and Trucks KINGSIZE WATERBED IV M U iTA N O Fallback. w /l*f. 181— Appliances / Furniture B oo kcat* headboard with mirror, rallt. heater and 4 drawer) 171137 ) 7747_______ LARRY'S M ART. 11} Santord Ave New/LI ted turn 4 appl B uy/lell/T rade..........117-4117. • LONG PLUSH SOFAI Gold Vary unique deitgn Excellent condition! 145 Call 373 74^4 morning or evening)! I_______ • LOVE SEAT, cruthed velvet w /tleel frame Great lor of lice, waiting room or home "■"Grig'irUr pricekePvT V t i r i l S V 1100. Excellent condition Call Jo*. 331 4S77________ __ LO V E L Y B EDR O O M SET. Mad oak linlth. MUST tea! ] piece 117S 34* ? 7 M lv ,m tg __ MAGIC CHEF. 4 burner) Auto oven, tall cleaning drawer (or ttorage, harvetl gold color L ik e new! 1300 SEARS, automatic low profile two tel ting* heater. 131 334 4414 • MASSAGE and relax table Padded, built In head r ttt F ace down not# hole l7Sllrm ________ Call 377 7440________ M O V IN G M U S T S E L L A ll Furniture Good quality! Great prlcet! Upholtlered rattan 4 wicker piece*, tterto contoit. gat grill, etc! 133 4441 evet PINE T A B IE. 47" round w/ tour chairt 1371 Sola and love teat, bOlge.HOO 1*4 4144 • R E FR IG E R A TO R 'Oldie but goodie ' While Good lor camp or garage to ttore extra drink* 4 food Can Deliver. 141 C a l l _____ 177 471* • TABLE A N D 4chairt.U S Call 133 10V3 183—T e le v is io n / Radio / Stereo 189—Office Supplies / Equipm ent • nlarqtrnent MagicQ '41 CHEVY C-74 CONV. VAN LOADED! CBI CAPT. CHAIRSI 331 4344_______________ 14,341 TARE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN except I n . tag. till*. «tc m * CHEVY PICK UP Auto, air. tlereo. on* ownerl Only 117* 74 per month I Call Mr Payne, 1731171 230— Antique/Ctassic Cars Jttagicl9 Itof FORD CONVERSION VAN 331*344______ LOAOED t l* ,* * * PS. alto varlout new parttl 13000 Call alter 1........ 331 *411 *79 CHEVY SHORTBED 4 wheel drive, big llret. PS. PB. air 11,100 Call 374 73S3 231— Cars CLASH FINDERS 238—Vehicles ______ Wanted______ SAVE lime. 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I l l 1311 evet B A H IA . 211—A n tiq u e s / Collectibles 215— Boatsand _____Accessories ___ W E L L C R A F T 17 FT 131) 30 H P r n tre . p o w tr f 4 f l^ o r th n # 941 tra.ipp Low dtd w ” option%' |4YP !.. j 4/6/ M m o t aid U S I A N»m ph M N P Je hn w n I f food tr a il tif* I Hr on m o to r ! 14 iM 222 4/12 d o v t/2 2 2 U 8 i o vot 1990 FORD TEM PO PL. STEDCO. CLOTHto? . PS. PB. PL 1989 C H EVY S-10 BLAZER tahoc style package. FLA IV EOCJ*>Pf D RLtoSa LOOKS GREAT *7980A . *8880 H IG H W A Y 17 -92, S A N F O R D (1/2 mile North oi Lake Mary Blvd ) Easy lo llnd Irom anywhere in Central Fla. Phone (407) 321-7800 or (407) 628-9779 �• r r r r f , '( I I I I I r . . \ I f . M — Sanford Herald, Sahford, Florida — Monday, March 11. 1891 1 LON0 TE by Chic Young ~ by Art Soworn THE BORN LOSER r «WTT TWOBJfiCTOF ^660066 TW0*eA»^ le O M O lO H A V f ID 1056,M < to y d u i u s t / H aiPLAYlNb \ K NTHOOIFW® \ RHOMB BETTER THAH v HOO* V o • i s i — by ChorlM M. Schulx PEANUTS SHE’S 60NE! PE66Y JEAN HAS MOVED AWAY! LOOK! MY LETTER TO HER CAME BACK! IT SAYS SHE ^ DOESN'T LIVE THERE ANYMORE.. -ir "— 7 C /iT E HAVE SOMEBODY CHECK THE CUPBOARDS... SOMETIMES WHEN PEOPLE MOVE AWAY,THEY LEAVE COOKIES IN THE CUPBOARDS.. - s r ll J - ii by Howlt Schnoidor EE K A M E E K m W G O w uATuaj IV IT IWTO A FEDERAL (OKRECTIOUAL FACILITY FOR CORRUPT RXITKJADS.. WOI.ITS DICE TD KWOWJ THEV RE STARIIWG TD DO s o m e t h i n g ABOUT PRISON REFO RM Bartholin's gland may need surgery D B A S D R . O O T T t Please p ro v id e In form ation on (h e Bartholin’s gland. What happens when It gets Inflamed, and what elTect does a person's hormone level have upon the gland? Can long-term problems eventually lead to cance'r? D E A R RE AD E R: Bartholin’s glands are two small glands, situated at the opening o f (he vagina, which provide lubrica­ tion. They are subject to (wo relatively comm on disorders: cysts and Infection. Bartholin’s cysts result from b lo c k a g e o f th e g la n d u la r openings. The gjands fill with clear fluid and swell, causing a lump that la sometimes painful. T h e s w e llin g can be q u ite noticeable and may Interfere with normal sexual activity. However, these cysts do not require treatment unless (hey grow large or become Inflamed. Bartholinitis Is Infection of the glands. This may or may not follow cyst formation. However, the condition Is always painful, can lead to large abscesses or may enlarge lo produce fistulas (abnormal openings) between the Bartholin's glands and the surrounding (Issue, such as the vagina or the anus. Antibiotics arc usually requited. In severe cases — or In pa­ tients who experience repeated Infections and cyst formation — the abscesses may have to be drained. The preferred operation Is called marsupialization. The surgeon opens the Infected area and removes tissue until the Bartholin's gland Is exposed. This forms a small sac that does not close over and. therefore, prevents the accumulation of cystic fluid and/or Infected mate­ rial. D E A R DR. OOTTt My daugh­ ter's recent prenatal care at 4VY m onths Included ultrasound Imaging o f the embryo ns a matter of routine without suspi­ cion o f complications. Was this necessary, and can It cause problems? D E A R RE AD E R: Ultrasound Imaging Is a safe, painless and convenient diagnostic test. It has PETER GOTT.M .D. many uses. Including examina­ tion for gallstones and for cysts within various organs. It Is also used extensively In obstetrics because It enables specialists to obtain a non-X-ray picture or the unborn fetus. W it h t h i s I n f o r m a t i o n , ob stetrician s can easily d e­ termine the presence of multiple fetuses, the age o f an unborn 1 I 4 Sword handle I Lads 12 Tomdortrofce is r 141 ill Tarts 17 18 Mexican mossy if A**, woo 8S E T S i N o tify 27 Ctty Is 30 Fnrt rttonor 3) MoMcoiitff 411 _ 44 Trios 47 Booted 44 Loyal SOCton •2 M 84 R o to r baby and. In many cases, the features o f the baby (whether or n o t u n e x p e c te d c o n g e n ita l a n o m a lies exist). (01901 NEWSPAPER EN­ TERPRISE ASSN. J U fJ lJ U L J iJ v J L J U U U j u u L til JM 68 Lohonytn'a u y u u u lJ U U 1 11 l i . i ULJl lull ilJLJ □ J U U U U U U L J L llJ U J U L J L 1 U l l f J L J L 'J L l U U llU k J I'J U L IIJ U -J IIM I1 1 J L K J U L Ik lk lM •1 Tokos of 41 Sort 41 UK HMO •4 Grafted, Is i i i u rju u t uju ui Kir.nju I J U U I J U I U IJ L ! ll'J U 1JU U L i: J lllJ lJ lJ L l jJ U P J iiK 'J U ju u u u l j u il j u l iu IN M l 11 f I I ) I I I .* I ! H C*ll .11 I 34 Attention14 Oraval rtdfoo 37 Unwed 36 Jacob's twin 411 u 6 Doctrine ir 1 Tow 2 Outlaw 3 Wadrtf Mrd 7 • UK 32 Oodef love 36 Oeoosf 40 Fancy vsw 43 «osdwlcl> IM k t f 46 Southwell 47 OOOflMMltshaped ro« 46 Fraudulent (2 wda.) 81 Cry of pain 63 Sound of 54 One and the 85TNa(Sp.) 67 Mao — tuna 66 — Anpotaa 60 Lwt queen of W IN AT BRIDGE By Jamas Jacoby ts-jm This week we will look at some different aspects of declarer play. If all players counted their "TricRF correctly riR ere "wriiiFtTbc no uverage players — everyone would be an expert. North was correct to raise his partner’s flvc-card-major open­ ing bid to two hearts. With a weak hand It Is best to make a limited bid Immediately if you can. After West had led a trump and the dummy was tabled. W illy Ntlly charged Into the play. He drew trumps and continued with the acc and another club. He was hoping for an even club break, but East gratefully cashed three tricks In the suit and then led the spade king to defeat the contract. W illy should have counted Ills tricks more carefully. He had i nine sure winners, and the 10th could come from either a 3-3 club division — w hich w ill happen about a third o f the ttme^ — or'a club” ruITin iKe'dum m y. ‘ The correct play is to win the first trick In hand and Immedi­ ately cash three diamond tricks, discarding a club from the dummy. Next lead the acc and unothcrclub. East will win and return a trump, but South wins In hand and ruffs a club in the dummy with the hear* king for his 10th trick. Note that if South carelessly wins either of the trump leads with dummy's king. West will be able to ruff the third club with the heart seven. Any time you can arrange to rulT In the hand with the fewer trumps. It Is almost certain to be the right play. HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Osol TOUR BIRTHDAY March 12.1991 T h ere are Indications you m ight participate In an en­ terprise In the year ahead where you'll have a minor, but re­ warding. role. The worth of this venture won't be determined by the size of your participation. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You r Intuition could be an enormously valuable asset lo­ ci;;v. so don't treat It Indiffer­ ently. Let your feelings serve as our guide. Know where to look or romance and you'll find It. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly reveuls which signs arc romantically perfect for you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. I’ .O. Box 91428. Cleveland. O il 44101-3428. ARIES (March 21-April 19) In a discussion with a friend today, do not treat llghdy an Issue this Individual takes seriously. If you do. your pul might stop coming lo you for advice. TAURUS (April 20 May 20) You'll function effectively tixlay. provided you don't attempt to do loo many things at once. It might be wise Just to do one task and sec It through to conclusion. GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20) Be very careful not to attempt to Instruct others on how to do something that you do not know how to do yourself. You could create a needless problem. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your abilities at researching, p r o b in g and d e te c t in g arc especially keen today. There arc strong Indications you will pul them to constructive uses. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There arc two sides to every story, and It is Important that you keep this In mind today. If not. you may rush Into a Judgment, offending an Innocent party. V IR G O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) The possibilities for fulfilling your am bitious expectations look good today, but you might do things In stages rather than In one fell swtx>p. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 231 Even though It may not enhance your popularity. It's best not to do NORTH s-u-ii ♦ M l 64 . -Z J U .I_____________ ♦ K7 ▼VIZ WEST ♦ A J 10J ♦ 742 496532 ♦ K EAST ♦ KQ7 ♦ ll ♦ J 10 1 ♦ QJ tO7 4 SOUTH ♦ 2 VAQJ 109 ♦ AQ4 ♦ AM J Vulnerable: Both Dealer. South Soetb IT IT West Nor Ik Pus 2 V AH pass Earl Pus Opening lead: V 2 ■ ' th in g s a ga in s t y o u r b e tter Judgment today. Don't yield to peer pressure. * SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Strive for continuity of purpose today, so you finish what you start. Any loose threads you leave hanging could be neglected for quite some time. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You may be tempted to do something out of spite In order to even an old score wi th another. If you do. you'll learn the hard way that spite does not make right. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Something In which you're presently Involved has promis­ ing potential, but It must be nurtured one step at a lime. Don't be Impatient. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Frb. 19) Appearances are extremely Im­ portant today, so. If you hope to be a leader, put on a positive attitude. In order to berome someone others are willing lo follow, you first have to look the part. • by Loonard Starr ANNIE i � 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, March 11, 1991 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 11, 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>, March 11, 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/66f9ad282b1122b803cb5cf6027a47d5.pdf c02dfaafa243e8fcdcf5a53d2cd05a01 PDF Text Text i S a n lo r d H e r a ld S e rv in g Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole C o u n ty since 1908 83rd Year. No 192 — Sanlo rd. Florida Tot killed in accident B y VICKI De SO R MI ER INSIDE Herald S ta ll W riter □ S p o rts Agassi converts opportunity H E A T H R O W — T l i r m a ll'll I m'I w i t i i A ndri' A gassi a n d D a v id E n g e l In I I k * second ro und ol Prud ential S iT u r lllr s T e n u is C la s s ic w as a story ol converted o p p o rtu n itie s. See Page I B □ F lo r id a No m ajor tax f i t w a s ju s t th a t, an a c c i d e n t . It w a s an u n f o r t u n a t e t h i n g th a t s h e h a d c r a w le d u n d e r t h e r e , j S A N F O U l) — A three vear-olrl girl w as a c ­ c id e n ta lly k ille d T h it rs d a v a lle rn o o n when she craw led u nd er a u tility iru c k whose driver p u lled aw .iv .d le r h a v in g stopped to rear I the e le ctric m eter at her house, po lice said T h e c h ild . S tacey A rle n e Fra /te r, w as p la y in g in ih e Ironl y a rd ol tier hom e when M ark G ib so n , an em ployee ol Flo rid a Pow er and L ig h t, cam e lo ih e house ai 1 I I I C e le ry A ve . al about 1I; 15 a .in . to read tile m eter, police sa id Fra /te r. d aug hter of C a se y F r a /ie r of C o co a H ca cli an d A le sia W illia m s ol Cocoa I leach, had -O fficer Mike Rotundo been liv in g In Sanfo rd lor o n ly a lew m o nths A c co rd in g In Lt. Mike Uni undo, p u b lic lu ln rm a lion officer w ith Ih e Sanfo rd Police D epartm ent. G ib so n reported I I1.1t there were several ch ild re n p la y in g in die yard w hen he arrived T h e d riv e r went lo the h ack yard to read Ihe T A L L A H A S S E E — A s the Senate passed .1 series ol s m a lle r la x a n il fee h ikes. 110 m a jo r lax ini Teases a re in elu d ed In (llllc rin g v e rsio n s ol .1 lean slate budget p assed liv the Flo rid a House a n il Senate. meter and w hen he returned lie d id not see the c h ild re n , w ho had been there a few m in u te s before, p la y in g in the front yard . He refiorted to |m lic c that he then got Into h is ear an d started lo p u ll aw ay ll w as 1 lie n that he disco vered lh a l F r a /ie r had craw led u n d er the Iro nl ol d ie vehicle to play. A cco rd in g In K otundn. there w as nothing d ia l G ib so n co uld have done to prevent the accident " ll w as Just th at...an a c c id e n t.” Uotum lo said. "H e didn't th in k lo ch e e k u nd er the ear bclore he got in It w as an u nfo rtunate th in g that sin had craw led und er there." A cco d lng 10 K o iu n d o , e m e rg en cy crew s re- See K illed, Page 5A S c h o o ls ch ie f accuses G O P of ‘sa b o ta g e ’ See Page 2 A □ R e lig io n Christ su ffered for us Do we r e a lly ililn k ol how C h rist s iille re d lor us? We slut* th e ureal h y m n s ol glory a n d of the su lle rln g ol the C ro ss lo r our laird We even slug and d eelare III.11 we w o uld he w illin g In bear the eross. B y VI C K I D e S O R M I E R Herald S t a ll W riter Sec Page 7 A S A N F O U l) — Som e m em bers ol d ie b u sln e s c o m u u m llv have been p o llin g pressure on d ie Sem ino le U o m ity S cho o l Hoard lo change the w ay the strategic p la n n in g c o m ­ m ittee they have proposed ts c o m ­ prised S e v e ra l b u s in e s s peo ple sm eessfullv pelIIloned the iioard lo c h an g e the co m m ittee Irom 12 c o m m u n it y v o lu n t e e r s a n d 13 si bool (list rlct em ployees to a group ol 3 0 c o m p r i s e d h a ll ol hustiu ss leaders an d hall ol people associated BRIEFS Big Band Dance tonight S A N F O R D — T h e Ih g Hand B ailee seh eilu leil beiw ecn H a n il 11.30 p in lo n lg h l .11 the Sanlord C iv il C e n te r w ill feature the A ltam onte S p rings • in // E n s e m b le d lr e e t e il b y M ike A re n a Sponsored b y the S e m in o le Coneert Assoelatton. the 20 p ie ce baud w ill perlorm a wide range ol seleeltons lu e ln d ln g u iu sle by D uke E lling to n. f 'ter Old r o m iliv I)o|s( . , Tekels a r c 5*I a a i I he door i he last event sponsored b y the Sem inole Coneert A sso e la tio n w ill he held M onday night when e l.1 .steal eoueerl pianist Leonard Pennarto jH-rtorm s at H p m .11 the S anlo rd C tv le Center Ctekels a re S I Oat the door. S A N F O U l) - W o rd has been reeetved that A rm y l.l Colonel D a v id Noell. o rig in a lly from S a n lo rd . has re turn ed to the U nited Stales W e d n e sd ay night. A p ril 3. alter s e rv in g In the I’erstnu H u ll since Septem ber He Is attached to ih< HM st A irb orn e U nit Noell w ill be stationed at Fort C a m p b e ll. K \ where he re sid e s with his wile a n d t w o e h lld re n I lls m o th e r. I.id a O ver, re sid e s at I 2.r> S u m m e r lin A ve n u e in S an lo rd Noell attended s c h o o l s m i l l *1S a n lo rd area situ e the 2nd grade ll< Is e x p e l led to v is it the S anford area in.June Five-day mission to stalk hot rays By M A R C I A D U N N AP A ero sp ace W riter S a n fo rd and Lake Mary friends and lam ily who have lo v e d ones re lu m in g hom e Irom serving in the P e rs ia n G ull m ay call Ihe S anlord Herald. 322 261 1. 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In c lu d in g .1 high school student S lip t Hob H u g h es believes d ia l d ie oppo sitio n lori es are based III d ie c o u n ty 's Hi p u b lic a n E x ecu tive Co m m ittee. lie noted that a group ol n in ir tb.m SO b u sin e ss people have been in vo lve d in the lo ru u ia liio n ol the strategic p la n tints tar and none had raised the k in d ol opposition that has com e from the group w hich tec c n tly addressed the hoard " T h e y have a hid den agenda to destroy the strateg ic plan said H ughes. .1 registered R ep ub lican lor \f Is Ml 4 » tlll.lt I II ,f.k, « l UM N.,v th e p ro fit (g r o u p s ) b u t to b e a b le to r a is e th e m o n e y n o n w e w o u ld be of s e r v i c e in p ro f it a d d in g (g r o u p s ) b y -G i th in k b e tte r fo r o u r s e lv e s In * alls* a g a in s t n o n fiv e o f u s . w e o u g h t not s id e w a lk s j D a vid M e a lo r ! ■ D u ry e a Si* l n i i m . i l i M i i . i l S h a rin g * e iit e i j *11111 ilssiitin 1 I l.n nl M' . i ImI in .n li S a u t m d 1 brisiian G reater s , im u n li III! lllttl d WlLtl sl'Mll dllllllg l||l i 1111110 1 h.until 1 m| 1 Minin' o • .uni Ikivs l i iu n Iln g o a l i s i m i".n its I 1 If Ml .11 >1 W • II s s J •|, 1 I l.l*' 'I \ Is al nl 5*2 *** 1 lo hi 1 IWi\ ' 1 •• dnii nl tin l.n k ol I i i i k Is M ealm added I • it ' 1 1 1 .....1l.iltli ap p lo v •' d lls w in 11 pal 1 ol 0111 •u n i 111 o il il v is in in •d " l th is s u liw .d k s i r v i i i ||> ili' ii u i-u li 1 ■ noi nm to us* 1 In in * iii. v lot snli W alks ra lln I III.Ill go ■ " 'In non piotu groups | In 1 w . sin s stigg. st. .1 l.v M* i Imi had In •0 • mi n d down dnl i i i g 1 p r e v i o u s 1 •1111 III 1ssn 111 ill' •l i n g in 1 a n si of 1 l.l* k ol turnis | in v w in V\ .IIm i \v •him I im iii • m iiH iv ( lu ll Ho.nl lo 'a ll M n c ! and u li s o . . 1 to u ii W ill.o f \ v•inn !• I ak. Vial V IlM iiliv .ild Ilu •osi l a Iln tw o p | o ( i i I s i s • s l i | i i a * i 'I 1* | •••*•. M.ivm H.iu .lv M m iis . »p i...i.. 1 S r r S i d e w a l k s P u g r 2A �-r SA — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, April 5, 1991 Killed Continued from Page 1A sponded (prickly, hut Frazier could not be revived. Stic was transported to Central Florida Regional Hospital where she was pronounced dead on arrival. T h e girl's body was trans­ ferred to ihe Seminole County Medical Examiner's office where an autopsy will be performed Inter today, according to a spokesman for that office. Th e spokesman said that the results of the autopsy will not be available until Monday at the earliest. Shuttle----------Continued from Page 1A T h e rays do not penetrate Earth's atmosphere. If they did. the sky would be a flashing, violent sight. Unlike Hubble, the Gamma Ray Observatory has no mirrors. A shuttle mission Is scheduled In N EW S FROM T H E R EG IO N AND A C R O SS T H E S T A T E Florida Power and Light of­ ficials said that no personnel actions have been taken against Gibson. According to spokesman R ay G o ld e n , no a c tio n Is p la n n e d . R o tu n d o said no charges would be filed. "It was a very tragic acci­ dent,” Golden said. Golden added that the com­ pany had been In contact with the family and plans to cooper­ ate with any investigation that the police conduct Into the incident. "W e will do all that we can." Golden said. No major tax increase in budget S e n a te p a s s e s s e r ie s o f s m a lle r t a x h ik e s ■y BILL KACSOR Associated Press Writer T A L L A H A S S E E — No major tax Increases are Included In differing versions of a lean $28 billion-plus state budget passed by the Florida House and Senate. But the Senate passed a series of smaller tax and fee hikes totaling more than $200 million Thursday after the two chambers approved their budget bills. A joint conference committee will try to resolve the differences next week. There was little discussion as the House quickly passed Its spending bill (HB 2501) 1993 to fix a flaw In Hubble's mirror, which was not discov­ ered until the telescope was in orbit. The $617 million gamma ray probe consists of four scientific Instrum ents, three of them Volkswagen-sized. Massive de­ vices are needed to collect the rare, sporadically occurring gamma ravs. 116-0. but the Senate bogged down In partisan debate for hours before voting 38-0 for Its version (SB 2300). The Senate cut $68 million tn spending from its bill before passing it. Republicans unsuccessfully tried to make even deeper cuts In programs and slash or freeze government salaries. The austere budget bills reflect the nation's economic woes. "There are a lot of things this budget doesn't do. I think the one thing It does do is take a businesslike approach to a bad budgetary situation." said Senate Appropri­ ations Chairman Winston "B u d " Gardner, D-Tltusvllle. Both appropriations bills include 3 per­ cent pay raises for state workers and teachers and tuition Increases at state universities. But the proposed $9.1 billion education budget Is some $300 million less tn state dollars than In the current budget year, although 80,000 more students are expected this fall. There Is no money for new prisons, little Increase for strapped social services and only enough highway money for mainte­ nance and current road-building projects. Nearly all agencies arc being cut. but tayofTs anticipated In Gov. Lawton Chiles' "right-sizing" plans are In neither version of the budget. Instead, thousands of vacant jobs would be eliminated. Local school systems, however, could be forced to lay ofT teachers. A major issue for conferees w ill be allocating per-student funding to Florida's 67 school districts. Some lawmakers want a new system that Improves the funding level for poorer counties, but urban lawmakers Sidewalks— Continued from Page 1A t h a t the fo u r p r e v io u s ly approved sidewalk sites Included p o rtio n s of La k e M a ry Boulevard. Main Road. Webster Street and an easement near Woodflcld Estates. He said the cost of the projects were $4,000 less than the amount originally budgeted for sldwalks, and that the amount could be added to the $15,000 to help pay the cost or the two additional projects. Commissioner Tom Mahoney said he was In favor of the sidewalks. "I think the people would appreciate our using their tax dollars that way.'* He added. "I think, however, that there are some non-profit organizations that need our support. I'm Just not sure this ts the way to do It." Commissioner George Duryea seconded Mcalor's motion by adding that he too did not like to disappoint the charitable organi­ zations but believed the citizens of Lake Mary would be better served .wVt^xcsidewalks. "But I ‘ v*|'tlC Ol both needs. * "TO- s a u L 57! thins that between the five of us Commis­ sioners, we ought to be able to raise the money for the non­ p r o f i t o r g a n i z a t i o n s by ourselves. If we sought help from t i i t r 'iilcndff 'urid" trie people of Lake Mary, we should have little I rouble In raising another *IS.OOO." Although Mayor Morris said he was the citizen who requested the first grant to United Arts of Central Florida three years ago. he agreed with Commissioner Mcalor's suggestion. "W e Just can't Dll everyone's requests." Morris also supported Duryea's Award Continued from Page 1A skills (o handicapped students at local riding schools. According to Carina Norman, an assistant principal at Semi­ nole High School. Bennett has chosen a career in special educa­ tion. “ I think she'll lx* very good In her chosen field." Norman said. Bennett will attend Flagler College In Daylona Beach next year where site will major In the Educatioin of the Hearing Im­ paired and Mentally Retarded. " H e r experience w ith the handicapped will help her." Norman noted. Perhaps she will return to LOTTERY MIAMI - Here ate the winning numbers selected Thursday in the Florida Lottery Cash 3: 3-4-0 suggestion for fund raising. Several representatives of non-profit groups spoke to the Com m ission. Bob Wilson of H o s p ic e o f the C o m fo rte r explained that he believed, "the Cities and the County should address some of the social needs." Wilson said of the people handled by Hospice. 10 to 25 percent of them arc unable to pay. and the only solution Is to ask the city for a continuation of its help. Lake Mary resident Margaret Wesley, representing Better Liv­ ing for Seniors, said she could understand Mealor considering It a matter of priorities, but she Is concemedwlth the fact that the organization operates on mat­ ching funds. "Today alone." she said, "we fed 45 to 50 people at the Lake Mary Baptist Church, not all of which were local people, but were from the area." She added. You are not Just helping Lake Mary, but all of Seminole County with your do­ nation. Citizen Shell.fflM^*3399T.(i<: ■ Commission she*'ielt T t n a in there would be organizations in Ihe community willing to help raise money for Ihe non-profit groups. She reported that she had contacted various area cities and found very f e w o f ih e n r ” budgeted money specifically for charitable organizations as Lake Mary had done. At the conclusion of dis­ cussion. Morris called for a vote on the matter, and the two suggested sidewalk projects were unanimously approved, using the m oney originally budgeted for the private organi­ zations. Seminole County to teach. The COM SAC group gives the winners of their outstanding s tu d e n t a w a rd s a c o m ­ memorative plaque and $50 In cash. . Bennett did not have specific plans for Ihe money, according to COMSAC. T h e C O M S A C awards are presented to the winners In the classroom by M ayor Bettye Smith. The group feels that honoring a student In front of his or her peers gives other students th e I n c e n t i v e to p u r s u e excellence In leadership. "I enjoy presenting this award to the community leaders of tomorrow." Smith said. tU S P S 411 1 U I F rid a y , A p ril 3. 1991 V o l 83, N o 192 Publithad Dally end Sunday, accept Saturday by The Sanlord Herald. Inc., ltd N French A y r . Sanford, Fia sun. Socond C le tt P o ilig t Paid l l Sanford, Florida m n P O S T M A S T E R Sand a d d u ce clung** lo TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . P O B o. 14)r. Sanford. F L J i m Subtcriplion Rata) (D a ily 4 Sunday) Horn* Delivery 4 M a il ) Month* SIP SO * Month! S1T.M I Year t f l 00 Florida Ratidantt mutt pay * N safe* la* in addition to rates above. Phone (te n 111 l i l t . Billy Eland, 10, sitting left on curb, pays rapt attanlion to Saminols County firefighters and ambulance crew as thsy assist accident victim Wonga Perry, Sanford, whose car was rear-ended yesterday afternoon on South Sanford Avenue. Also watching the men work are Anita Eland, 12, standing, and Bo Buchanon, 0. The children live In Ihe neighborhood of the accident, which Is still under Investigation. Perry was trans­ ported to Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital, Sanford. *>.enn in,) By Turn mn uTMwWll l- ------ * rrfi eao m i psnrf se®k- Qaaart S to general to face Sen. Graham By M I N T KALL8STAD Associated Press Writer ' " ' TA L L A H A S S E E — A group of Republicans has formed a m o ve m e n t to d ra ft G e n . Norman Schwarzkopf to face Sen. Bob Graham in next year's Senate race. " W e 'r e not o f f ic ia lly associated with it. but we d o n 't d is a p p r o v e ," G O P spokesman Stan Smith said •Thi;r.itlayr------- - — ...... - The effort by former party recent Interview. "His friends I n - l l w Tumpu- Guy area very excited about us trying to chtrirmun Henry Lilk h im Suyler and businessman Jack Latvala of S t. P e t e r s b u r g to d ra f t Schwarzkopf is fine with Van Poole, the party boss and the general's biggest booster. "T h e people who know him feel he’s a good Republican on all the Issues," Poole said In a Into It. H e’d be n breath of fresh air in the U.S. Senate if he decided to run.” S c h w a rz k o p f gained in ­ ternational prominence In re­ cent months as commander of the allied forces in the Persian Gulf War. G e n e v ie v e R ich a rd s o n killed By NICK PFBIPAUP S « « Obituary, Page 5A H erald S ta ff W riter SANFORD - Genevieve Rich­ ardson, 82, most recently a resident of DcLand. has died from injuries received Tuesday after being struck by a car there. Although she had been living In DcLand for the past year, and was a resident of Deltona for 21 years prior to that, she was a very familiar friend In the San­ ford area, especially in the field of theater arts. Prior to moving to Central Florida, she was a professor, and had served as head of the Theater Department at the U ni­ versity of Illinois in Champaignc for 30 years until her retirement. In the Sanford area, she was active In a number of boards. Including being named as an Honorary Life Member of the Balet Guild of Sanford. Seminole County, after having served with the organization since Its foun­ ding In 1968. She was also well known for conducting a number of exhib­ its. including one held at the Sanford Museum, called "100 Years o f Fashion", that featured the various clothing styles pro­ minent during the past century, all created by Genevieve. She was considered an expert In the field of period costumes, and was often called upon by theater groups to assist In de­ termining proper clothing to be used In various presentations. Her help to the talent In com­ munity was said by one of her long-time friends to have been an excellent contribution, one (hut will be remembered for many years. against Lippman By CURT ANDSRSOM A ssociated Press W riter__________ f ALLAH ASSEE - Rep. Elaine G ordo n, one of the top women's r i g h t s a d v o c a t e s In the Legislature, said she believed claims or sexual harassment In a House committee five years ago — but not concerning Rep. Fred Lippman. "I was very concerned about the allegations." Gordon said. "If they were true, they certainly should be followed through on." Gordon, who In 1984 became the first female House speaker pro tempore In state history, told an Investigating committee that In 1986 former Lippman aide Kathle Jennings came to her with her sexual harassment complaints about Lippman. After checking w ith other female slalTers at the House Regulatory Reform Committee. Gordon said she found others who complained of harassment by Us staff director, Ken Sarvts. But none of the other women said they had suffered harass­ ment from Lippman. she said. "In my own mind, m y own opinion. I certainly believed the allegations against Mr. Sarvls." said the North Miami Democrat. TH E W EA TH ER L O C A L P O ftIC A S T S a n f o r d H e r a ld When I grow up... Today. Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers. High near 80. Wind easl 15 mph. Tonight: Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers. Low tn the mid 60s. Light wind. Saturday: Partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers or thunderstorm s. High In the .lo w e r 8 0 s . W in d ca st to Miuthrast 10 to 15 mph. Extended forecast: Partly cloudy with a d u n c e of showers Sunday through Tuesday. Lows In the upper 5(>t north to 60s south Saturday and the lower 60s north to lower 70s south Monday and Tuesday._____ F L O R ID A T E M P S City Apalachicola b e , ton* beach Ft laudBaach Foet M ,* n Gainatvill* Homatlaed Jacktonvlll* Key Watt lakeland Miami Ptnt*COl* Saratof* Tallahatt#* Tampa Varo Beach W Palm Beach Hi re r» n er n ii M M r» 1) La sr re es ee » e) ie n ei *e f) >f re t: •i re u el w e: er re N A T IO N A L tX T B N O B D O U T L O O K P it 00 00 124 00 Id 44 00 Oi 01 1 10 00 02 00 oC ) 4) u F \J"A U S A TU R D A Y FRIDAY PtlyCldy 91*70. PtlyCldy 80*65 SUNDAY . Sunny 92*74 l MONDAY Sunny 93*70 y vj'-A.------------- TU E S D A Y PtlyCldy 92*73 S T A T IS T IC S 3 C LAST March 8 FIRST March 23 SATUR D AY: SO LUNAR TABLE: Min. 11:45 NEW March 16 a .m ..-----------------p.m.: MaJ. 5:35 a . i n . , 6 :0 0 p .m . T I D E S ; Daytona Beach: highs. 12:30 a.m.. 12:49 p in .; lows. 7:09 a.m.. 7:02 p.m.: New Sm yrna FULL Beach: highs. 12:35 a in.. 12 54 March 30 p.m.; lows, 7:14 a.m.. 7:07 p.m.; Cocoa Beach: highs. 12:50 a m.. 1:09; lows. 7:29 a.m.. 7:22 p.m. B S A C H C O N D IT IO N S Daytona Beach; Waves are 3-4 feet and rough. Current Is to the north with a water tempera­ ture of 70 degrees. N ew Smyrna Beach: Waves are 3-4 feet and real choppy. Current Is to the north, with a water temperature of 70 degrees. B O A T IN G St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Sm all craft ezerclae cantlon Tonight and Saturday: Wind cast to southeast 15 knots. Seas 3 to 5 feet. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop Scat­ tered showers and a few thun­ derstorms T h e high tem perature In Sanford Thursday was 77 de­ grees and the overnight low was 65 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Ccnler. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the period, ending 9 a.in. Friday, totalled .19 of an inch Th e temperature at 9 a m. today was 74 degrees and Friday's overnight low was 66. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando Inlernallonal Airport. Other Weather Service data: T h ursday's high..............80 Barom etric pressure.30.27 Relative Humidity....79 pet W in d ..............East 12 mph [ R ain fall............ 01 of an In. □ T o d a y 's sunset.... 6:45 p.m. □ Tom orrow ’s sunrise 6:10 T«mp*r*tur** indlcst* previous day'* high and overnight low to 1 e m E S T . 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Sanford arrest Reports state. The home was across the street from 2411 Oak Ave.. reported burglarized at 1:45 p.m. by owner Betty Dcppcns. When fields was chased from the yard, he dropped a Jewelry case containing brooches Dcppens reported missing. Fields was charged with the Dcppens’ home burglary and theft and taken to the Seminole County Jail. Fields was subsequently charged with burglary and grand theft for the burglary of a 1706 S. Sanford Ave. home sometime between 6:66 a.m. and 3:35 p.m . Tuesday. Fields' fingerprints were found at the scene, arrest reports slate. Fields was held on *4,000 bond. Vehicular burglaries solved Terry Leroy Tillman. 23. 3031 W . 23rd St.. Sanford, was charged with two Sanford vehicle burlgarlcs reported to Seminole County deputies last month. He was charged with two counts each of burglary and grand theft and held at the Seminole County .jail on *4,000 bond. According to arrest reports, two trucks parked at 610 Bevler Rd. were burlgarlzed sometime between 5 p.m. March 21 and 6:30 a.m. March 22. Stereo equipment and notary seal were reported stolen. Tillman's fingerprints were found at the scene, reports state. Man cited with traffic violations A Sanford man was cited with traffic violations for an accident Tuesday afternoon that left the Intersection of French Avenue and Third Street a Jumble of wrecked cars. Lorenzo Burke. 19. 1316 Persimmon Ave.. has been cited with violation of right of way and driving with a suspended license by Sanford police. Lt. Mike Rotundosald. Accident reports state Burke's 1979 Mercury was north­ bound on French Avenue at Th ird Street when he failed to yield to a 1978 Plymouth driven by Linda Brown. 27. 104 Reel Court. Sanford, entering the Intersection from Third Street. Brown's car. which contained her two-year son Rodney, rolled over from the Impact, strlcklng a 1982 Chrysler driven by Harold S. Scabcrg. 82. 300 E. 18th St.. Sanford. All accident victims were treated at Central Florida Regional Hospital for minor Injuries and released. Rotundosald. U N D E R N E W O W N E R S H IP ★ AAL-TRANSMISSION WORLD mi By NICK P P IIF A U P Herald Staff Writer LAKE M ARY — City Engineer Tim Weaver, who has served In that post In Lake Mary for almost five years, has submitted his resignation. Weaver announced that he has accepted a Job as Assistant to the Utilities Director In Springfield, Ohio. His resignation becomes effective May 3. after which Weaver, his wife and child will be moving to the Springfield area. Lake Mary has already started seeking applicants for the City Engineer's post, and u number of persons have reportedly submitted their resumes. No decision has been announced regarding when a replacement will be selected. W eaver’s resignation was publically announced during the LA K E M AR Y The Lnke Mary City Commission passed an ordinance during Its Thurs­ day night meeting, dealing with the construction of retaining walls In helping to prevent the croslon or washing away of soil from areas near houses or other structures built on unlcvel land. The ordinance specifics the height limit of the walls, setback distance that must be used, architectural treatment of the walls. landscaping and terrac­ ing. Th e commission had re­ You may owe the State of Florida tax on these assets. June 30,1991 Is the ftHng deadline tor your 1991 intangible tax. You may obtain information including a form with Instructions by calling 1-800-FLA-DOR1 T h e Florida Department of Revenue is in contact with stockbrokers, the Internal Revenue Service and others to determine who owes the tax. quested that the city staff write such an ordinance last fall. Commissioner George Duryca questioned one portion of the ordinance that Indicated special variations could be approved In situations where there was an unusual site size, location or configuration. " J u s t about everyone could consider their project as unusual and want a variation." he said. The city stall said however that the matter must cause un undue hardship to the site development before a variation could be sought. City Attorney Ned Julian agreed and suggested the section be left In the ordinance. The Failure to pay voluntarily could result in penalties and interest for you in addition to the tax you owe. Florida Department ot Revenue, Cartton Building, Tallahassee, FL 32399-01000 EXPRESS LUBE © 407-330-1390 TEX AC O rsF V F f l Y D A Y S P E C IA L r i “ slat* A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS - A mother and daughter were shot to death In their beds following a domestic squabble that officers believed bad bccti resolved overnight, sheriff's Investigators said. Deputies searched for the boyfriend of the mother. Iden­ tified as Cassandra O'Hara. 35. They said the man. whom they did not Immediately Identify, was considered armed and dan­ gerous. The other victim In the shoot­ ing early Thursday was iden­ tified by sheriff's officials as la te st. I 14 P O IN T F U L L * t I l.e lt o k m .4 | I SSS?a^S"iLm »* PCV (Aag.Kt.#s» Up to 3 « y . motor o4 4 I pi 40, i Iran*, fluid, L JJO S TC A H 3 I . I Gf4»««£<**»V& 4Jr. - <■sre*«i<a«-k4Ji-!4.. ★ THE PIONEER PDM430 CD CHANGER IN OUR ADVIRIISIMENT IN THURSDAYS PAPER IS IN LIMITED SUPPLY DUE TO THE MANUFACTURERS INABILITY TO SHIP A SUBSTITUTE CD CHANGER W ill Bi OFFERED AT THE $177.87 PRId. Wt APOLOGIZE (OR ANY INCONWNI!NCL 05LY(16.95 kk •.nva.v- ‘inrvajar...... . - " in s t o p F a m S H ^ MOST CARS t o d a y o u s y i e h i m i n f j rl t y & R e c ip e . P o p u la r V la ju e d C H IC K E N £ . 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Lake M ary, charged with committing a lewd act In public: M arvin R Grimm , 47, 710 Brlarwood Drive. Winter Springe charged with com milting a lewd act In public; Dougley Alan Schuyler. 74. 477 Lake Shore Drive. Maitland, charged with yoilclllng to commit a lewd act; Domenlck Frenciy Perrone. W, 701 Gleigold C l , Winter Springy, charged with lewd and laycitous behaviour. Craig Allen Bulll. 71, IMS N E. O ld Mill Drive. Deltona, charged with yoilclllng to commit a lewd and layclvloua act. and Donald Flayd M cLa n. 41. TOO Doyter C t , Cayyelberry. charged with yoilclllng to commit a lewd and layclvlouy act W E G O O F E D ! W E R E S O R R Y ! T 3-PC. CHICKEN DINNER Mother, daughter killed E rick a A rn o ld . 20. Several children also were In the house at the time of the shooting, but (hey were not luirt. "Another person witnessed the shootings and we are In­ terview ing h im ," Seminole County Sherllf Don Eslingcr said. Deputies had investigated a domestic disturbance at the house Wednesday evening and left after peace was restored, the sheriff said. "Tills Individual came back about 11 p.m (Wednesday) and apparently stayed at the house during the night." Esllnger said. The slayings occurred about 7 a.m. Thursday. d ia g n o s t ic " I TU N E -U P S P E C IA L AEG W/COUFON CYL 39.95 3 4 . 9 5 Arrested were: S cotty's Regional M anager, S c o tty's President Daryl Lansdale, store m an a g er G len n R ossier and district manager G e o rg e C rim m in gs. Far rig h t Is B o b B ru n e r, S r. V P . T w e n ty -s ix em ployees w ill share In th e cash distrib u tio n . S A N F O R D A U T O M A LL TUNE « LUBE CARE, INC. 2710 Orlando Dr., Sanlord (Hwy. 17-92) MON. - FRJ. 8-6 •SATURDAY 8 4 ft CYL 49.05 4 4 . 9 5 ia *it°°«tf i;: --------- a a CYL 59.95 5 4 . 9 5 Bureau undercover Investigation of homosexual activity at county parks netted seven arrests ut Big Tree) Park and one arrest ut Red Bug Lake Park Wednesday. "1he“ men 'were""arrested ' a l W ' -HgrnlM reported soring them engaging In open sexual activity a n d s o llc t t ln g a g e n ts to participate In sexual acts. All were taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility on $100 bond. Em ployees at S c o tly 's , 700 S. French Avenue, Sanlord, received a check for $25,000 today, a3 an aw ard for a reduction In inventory shrinkage. M anagem ent personnel at the c e n te r of the group Include, left to right, To m C ook, VP and 321-3270 Owners of Stocks, Bonds, Accounts Receivable and Other Intangible Assets Herald pbbto by N kk Ptoltovf Tim Waavar City Commission meeting. April 4. at which lime he received a round of applause from the commission and fellow staff members for his contributions to the city dfLake Mary. -hi v e Herald Photoby Tommy Vincent Warranty Im , Canada TA X P A Y ER A L E R T LO N G W O O D _— Excellent work rewarded I TRANSMISSIONS AT SIMILAR SAVINO* Seven jailed in ‘sting’ at Big Tree Park h TO W IN G W ITH SAN FO R D/ IL A K E MARY/ We Honor ExtsndsdNswI Ussd CmYtunritm L 0 N G W 0 0 D / O V IE D O EXPERT REPAIR* ON AUTOMATIC 2710 8. Ori. Dr. * STANDARD, AMERICAN * FOREION Lake Mary OKs ordinance regulating retaining walls NICK F F IIP A U P Herald S ta ff W rite r I I I I I �ilai | — W h y ii W«»IJBU r - ^ gr. 4A — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, April 8, 199t W ILLIA M A. RUSHER (UIPS «M M ) .300 N. FR EN CH A V E., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9903 Wayaa D. Dayi t , ________ RaaaM W. Haala, Kaacathra Uttar Laura SelMtn. AdvartMa* Director SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months............................$19.90 6 Months.................................... 939.00 1 Y « r .................. 978.00 Florida WaaMaata must pay 9% sales las In I | i so i la E D IT O R IA L S Business of kids - m ir 1 T h e im p o rta n t th in g about the new report b y the C om m itte e for Econom ic Development on this c o u n try 's serious neglect of the needs of its ch ild re n is not Just w hat It says, but w h o 's s a y in g It. T h e C E D Is an organization of thoughtful a nd respected businesspeople. Its subcom ­ mittee o n education and ch ild development Includes, a m ong others, the presidents or other se n ior corporate officers of Clba-Geigy. A etna Life and Ca sua lty, Pacific Mutual Life Insurance, Te x a s Instrum ents, S k y Chefs, the Mellon B a n k as w ell as the presidents of several m a jo r universities. A t the core of the ir recom m endations is a call for a "system atic reappraisal" of how children are prepared for school and a "a com prehensive and coordinated strategy for h u m a n investm ent that redefines education as a process that begins at b irth " and w hich includes a great m a n y needs that the schools alone c a n ’t satisfy. "W h e re child re n 's lives are chaotic, where parents feel alienated from the school system, where families and educators do not expect • children to achieve and w here resources do not m a tch needs, the traditional school model has failed to educate effectively," the report added. T o re m e d y that, the panel says the nation has to m a ke "in vestm e n t In early childhood developm ent a top p rio rity." Including full flu utfie W om en. Infants un d C h ild re n ’s nutritiolf'program lo Head S ta rt. Q uality preschool. It says, should be available to alt disadvantaged children, but It also p u ts strong em phasis on strengthening addressing "th e unique needs the fam ily and ac ... .of.teen parents and th e lrch ljd re n ." ___ T h e report, unfortunately, says little about the fun din g for this "unfinished agenda." But It leavcm n o doubt about the need for effective school program s, nor that a great deal also m ust be done for children — in health, in n utritio n. In n u rtu rin g — outside of schools. V ery little of this is new. but its source Is an Indication not m erely of the Importance of the task, b u t of the fact that It's now at the very top of the list of the nation's domestic priorities. T h e nation’s business, say the businesspeople, is children. Rapping with Eazy-E Political cam paign contributions are sup­ posed to b u y access to the corridors of power. T h a t's the A m erican w ay of politics. A n d access Is Just w ha t E ric W rig h t bought. For a gift to the G O P of a little less than $2,500. W rig h t landed him self a persnal Invitation to a private luncheon w ith the president and a select g ro u p of R epublican bigwigs, the so-called Inner Circle in W ashington. Before now . W rig h t had made his reputa­ tion as a m ove r and shaker prim arily on stage, w here he performs as E a zy-E . the foul-m outhed leader of the controversial rap group N .W .A . A cco rdin g to the Los Angeles T im e s , the last tim e W rig h t received a letter from the federal governm ent having to do w ith a n y th in g other than his annual tax returns, it was a com plaint from the FB I that his m u s ic was encouraging violence against police officers. He was banned from M T V for the sam e reason. T h e F B I's com plaint was an outgrowth of the cam paign that T ip p e r Gore, wife of the T e n n e s s e e s e n a to r, w a g e d a ga in st the excesses of recording artists like E a zy-E . Political parties, however, don't dem and that their con trib utors come w ith w arning labels like the ones that Gore persuaded the record In d u stry to put on album covers. As a result, W rig h t, w ho is a self-confessed former drug dealer, lunches on Pennsylvania Avenue with other outspoken advocates of law and order, such as beer m agnate Joseph Coors and m ovie star A rn old Schwarzenegger. C ops on the line are m ore particular. T h e y find W rig h t's performances so offensive that the y've refused to provide security for his concerts in several cities. It'll probably take more than a presidential endorsement to change that. B e rry 's W o rld "...And what with Michael Jackson's billion dollar contract, I figure I deserve more moneyI" U.S. Interests intact In M ideast mess What a difference a month makes! As March began. Americans were still enjoying the rush that followed Gen. Schwarzkopfs stunningly successful liberation of Kuwait. Our boys (and girls) would be home soon, and meanwhile George Bush's popularity was sky-high. A month later, the Middle East has turned Into a royal mess. "Surgical” military strikes have been replaced by Insoluble political problems, and over everything hangs the dark, greasy pall or the smoke from the fires of 900 Kuwaiti oil wells. What kind of political outcome do we want In Iraq? — and. In any case, can We get It? Saddam Hussein Is still alive and well In Baghdad, for crying out loud. Th e Kurds rose against him In the north, and the Shiites In the south; but he seems to have suppressed both rebellions. But we are warned that If we help the Kurds and Shiites, and Saddam falls, we will simply have accomplished "the Lebanonlzatlon of Iraq." . And what about Kuwait? The emir finally got around to going home, but his reception has been distinctly cool. At least some Kuwaitis apparently want more democracy. Meanwhile the little country Is In ruins, and the government seems sluggish about Improving things. For that matter, what about Iran and Syria? Iran ia already fishing In Iraq’s troubled waters, and Syria must be sorely tempted to do so. Should we warn them off. or let events take their course? Finally, there are still other players in the Middle Eastern g a m e : Is ra e l, d e ­ termined not to yield to pressure for some Ill-a d v is e d se ttle ­ ment; Jordan, trying to Inch Its way back to a c c e p t a b i lit y ; T u r k e y , fearful of K u rd ish am bitions that threaten Its own b o rd e rs ; S a u d i Arabia and the Gulf emirates: Egypt; the P L O .... No wonder Presi­ dent Bush decided to go fishing In the Flor­ ida Keysl But perhaps that w a s e x a c t ly th e gesture that this whole ness called for. Let's not get too Impatient, let alone depressed, because things are not straightening themselves out In the Middle East. Th e region has been a diplomatic snake pit ever since the collapse of the Ottoman Empire In the First World War. If George Bush had not acted then — and fast — Saddam could have walked straight through Saudi Arabia and the Gulf emirates without even wrinkling his khakis. And then, with control of most of the oil In the Middle East In hts pocket. he could have dictated terms to the West, Including the United States. So what If he la still In Baghdad? His teeth have been pulled, and It would be generous to estimate hts shelf life at six months. But what, even. If Iraq hangs together, under him or (more likely) some equivalent thug? Alternatively, what If the Kurds and/or the Shiites Improbably succeed, and we face that dreaded consequence, "the Lebanonlzatlon of Iraq"? (If It was good enough for Lebanon. It’s good enough for Iraq.) What I’m saying Is that the situation In the Middle East Is indeed a mesa, but none of the region's current problems threaten — as Saddam Hussein's actions In August 1990 most certainly did — the vital Interests of the United States. J A C K AN D ER SO N Does pork barrel include seaweed? THE PRESIDENT^ M U M LTO & tA L S H C ftm t’ EKCEILEKT HEAD"............................. ............ t r a c t s 6^E TH i R O B E R T W A LTE R S Ow ning home more difficult RIO RANCHO. N.M. — For decades, home ownership has been a cardinal component of the oft-cited "American Dream." But here In New Mexico — and In 15 other states — the proportion of owner-occupied households has declined significantly In recent years. Home ownership has Increased In another 10 slates, but the nationwide rate dropped from 66 percent to 64 percent during the 1980s, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. That constitutes the first decade-long contraction since universal home ownership was In­ formally established as u national goal In the 1930s. That phenomenon Is aptly described In a report prepared late last year by the National Association of Realtors: “The progression of American households through their housing careers can be viewed as a ladder on which low- and moderate-income renters move (o more comfortable quarters. bettcr-olT renters sawc to become first-time home buyers and (home owners) trade lip to bigger and logger homes.... "During the last decade or so, Ihe ladder has become steeper. Th e climb still Is attempted by households, but with fewer and fewer reaching the top. more and more crowding In Ihe middle and an Increasingly tenuous hold by those on the bottom-most rungs." Among those moat adversely afTected are young families. Home ownership among those less than 35 years old dropped from almost 42 percent to Just over 39 percent In the 1980s and the decline appears to be continuing In the 1990s. Among the states, Alabama and Colorado both experienced 6 .1 percent declines In (otul home ownership during the last half of the 1980s. Behind them were Missouri at 5.8 percent, Kentucky at 5.3 percent and Nevada und Kansas, both at 4.6 percent. New Mexico experienced a smaller but nevertheless significant reduction In Its total home ownership rate, as did Florida. Indiana. Louisiana, Maryland. Massachusetts. M in­ nesota, Nebraska. North Dakota und South Dakota. . The stales In which gains were recorded — almost all of them very modest — were Hawaii. New Jersey, New York. Ohio. Pennsylvania. South Curollnu. Vermont. Virginia. West Virginia and Wisconsin. Home ownership as an Integral part of the "American P ica m J dates back to tbq mid 1930a. when th$-Ti 9eetaf1M8Blng AtHNMMMtton was established to underwrite lowinterest. government-insured mortgages It was not embraced by millions of families, however, until I lie years following the end ol World War II. when Ihe baby boom generated a yearning Tor residential units roomier than the urban apartments that long had provided much of the nation's housing slock on a rental basis. Veterans returning from the war were eligible for affordable mortgage financing provided by the Veterans Administration as well as the FHA. The emergence of Ihc "automobile age” accompanied by an am­ bitious highway construction program opened the suburbs to home construction at a pace experienced never before or since. T h e n u m b e r of new homes built an­ n u a lly In c re a s e d more than eight-fold In only two years — fro m 1 1 5 .0 0 0 in 1 9 4 4 to a lm o s t 9 4 0 .0 0 0 In 1946. Construction peaked at almost 1.7 million In 1950 but yearly production averaged 1.4 million through the mid-1960s. ft Among those T h e n a tio n w id e most home ownership rate adversely c lim b e d s te a d ily , affected are from 45 percent at younc the beginning of the lies. 1940s to 66 percent at the end of the 1970s. In the 1980s however, it declined for ihe first time In half a century, to 64 percent. As land In urban areas has become Increas­ ingly scarce. Its price has soared. At the same time, construction costs have been driven up by Inflation. Bui the earnings of many middle-income workers have remained stag­ nant. Th e result Is that an affordable home Is no longer within the economic reach of many families. Indeed, the realtors' report acknowl­ edges that the climb up the housing ladder "m a y no longer be simply straight up." While some families still complete the ascent with ease, the study notes, others fall down and still others are "holding on for dear life." LETTER S TO EDITOR Mcttci -vit»lhe>«9Mor ora welcome. All lelUcts must be signed. Include 1hi* address of the writer and a daytime telephone mimtier Letters should be on a single subject ami In- as brie I as possible.. Letters are subject to editing W A SH IN G TO N — A squabble over seaweed has revealed once again how murky congres­ sional rules are when It comes to doing favors for constituents. It seems the Keating Five episode did nothing to clarify the picture. Th e seaweed case has nowhere near the glitz of the savings and loan debacle, which saw five senators Intervening with federal regulators for S A L owner Charles Keating. But It shows that there la still a vague line between performing constituent services and butting In. LaM and m inistratio n approved a Philippine-made seaweed d e r iv a tiv e , c a r ­ rageenan, for use as a food additive In the United State!,.’ Car­ rageenan Is used as n thickener In many food products from ice cream to beer, and It is now an ingredient In the new low-fat ham burger t h a t M c D o n a ld 's plans to Introduce in ( American Its restaurants. producers of carrageenan A m e r ic a n p r o ­ were outraged d u c e rs of c a r­ rageenan were out­ at the F D A . J raged that the FDA approved the Philip­ pine version. With the help of Congress, they pressured the FDA to reconsider. Among those going to bat for American carrageenan were Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell. D-Malne. Rep. Thomas Carper, D -D c L . and thcn-Rep. Howard Nielson. R-Utah. They all asked Ihc FDA fora review of Ihc approval. All of the con­ gressmen had domestic carrageenan pro­ ducers In their home stales or had received campaign contributions from the Industry. Th e domestic manufacturers who stepped Into the debate were Hercules Inc. and FMC Corp. Between them, they handed out 9358.840 in campaign contributions. The Philippine producers cried foul when they found out that Nielson (who has since retired from Congress) and Carper accom­ panied industry representatives lo a meeting lust fall with FDA regulators. The FD A Isn't publicly complaining that It was bullied by Congress, but sources told our associate Scott Sleek that the lawmakers have shown an unusual level of Interest In what would normally be a run-of-the-mill approval process at the FDA. Critics of the Philippine carrageenan say it doesn't meet federal standards as a food additive, and they claim It may contain contaminants because of the way It Is manufactured. But the FDA says the Philippine product satisfied the federal standards and that there was no proof offered from the critics otherwise. The FD A has since asked for more material from the Philippine producers and has yet to announce Its final decision. In the meantime, the Philippine product can be sold in the United States, but the questions raised by the American competitors have made it hard to sell. Philippine business Interests claim the whole affair was a ploy by the American carrageenan industry to shut out cheaper foreign competition. But behind the fair trade Issue Is a fair play Issue. Should a member of Congress Intervene with a federal regulator for a constituent? The lawmakers who questioned the FDA's approval or Philippine carrageenan say they have the health and safety of Ihe consumers at heart. And. they say it the FDA finally decides the Philippine product Is safe- they'll drop the issue. t • But the fhet that .Ihe lawmakers only got Involved because constituents and campaign contributors asked them, puts their motives In question. Until Congress can find some way to finance elections without relying on the money of special Interests, then any move they make on behalf of corporate Interests will look dubious. M M gppn �Sanford Haratd, Sanford, Florida — Friday, April 5, 1991 — 9A Accuse-------Continued from Page 1A over 20 years. Jim SteHIng. a member or the Republican Executive Commit' tee who has been active In educational issues, states that there is no such connection between the Republicans and the requests by the business community to alter the make up or the strategic planning com­ mittee. "No. Th e Republican Execu­ tive Com m ittee hasn't even discussed the Issue." Stelllng said. " I think It's just coinci­ dence that some people In the business community who op­ pose this are also on the execu­ tive committee, "Stelllng said. Hughes believes the bad blood between the school district and th e R e p u b lic a n E x e c u tiv e Committee began several years ago when former school board member BUI Kroll tried, unsuccessfolly, to Introduce privatiza­ tion or services to the district's transportation, food service and (sfek ■• i- facilities departments. " I think he's thinking or the bond Issue." Stelllng said. "I think that's where his whole problem stems from.” Krolt's plan would have turned control of those departments over to private companies and would have put hundreds of district employees out of work. Hughes said he. and four of the five school board members, opposed the plan which would have cut the number of district employees by nearly hair on the basis that It would have done away with too m any jobs and replaced them with minimum wage positions. At the time Kroll claimed that Hughes had too much power over the actions oT the board. "T h e y didn't reject It because 1 opposed It." Hughes said. "He Just didn't present a strong enough case." Hughes alleges that following that confrontation on the board. Kroll began telling "half truths" to the Republican Executive “ T t o DAVID B. GOODNESS David E. Goodness, 95. 3465 Country Club Road. Sanford, died T u e s d a y at H lllhaven Health Care Center, Sanford. B o r n J u n e 14, 1 8 9 5 . In Baldwlnvllle, Mass., he moved to Sanford from Lake Worth In 1972. He was a retired lab technician for Raytheon Corp.. In W a lth a m . Mass., and a member of All Souls Catholic Church. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus Council 5357, Lay Carmelite of Nativity, Lake Mary, French Club. Union Saint-Jean Baptiste, National Rifle Association. National Right to Life, and was a sponsor of the United States Shooting Team. Survivors include sons. Frank. Escondido. Calif.. Paul. Boulder. Colo., James. Wellesley, Mass.; daughters. Theresa Roer. Coral Springs. Rita Cooper. Snaofrd: 16 grandchildren: 12 great­ grandchildren. Brlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. • • * ■ :' - V ; . v '. Committee about the power wclldcd by Hughes over the board and stafT. Hughes believes that for simi­ lar seasons. the Republican Ex­ ecutive Committee worked hard to defeat the foiled bond Issue In 1990, supported the proposition to make tne school board'elec­ tions partian and supported the move to appoint the superin­ tendent rather than leaving the position as an elected one. "And now they want to sabo­ tage the strategic plan," Hughes said. Hughes said the plan has been targeted because It Is “ a good one". "If It wasn’t so good, why would they be going after it?" Hughes wanted to know. Stelllng said that the business people who have raised ques­ tions with the strategic plan are not acting on behalf of the Republicans. He suggested that most of the group also belongs to the Greater Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. • v.*1 one year ago. She was a pro­ fessor at the University of Illinois In Champalgnc. HI., before her retirement, and a Protestant. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church, De­ ltona. Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral Home, Deltona. In charge of arrangements. LARRY R. TEAGUE Larry R. Teague, 49. Dcbora Court, Altamonte Springs, died Wednesday at Florida Hospital, Altamonte Springs. Bom Ju ly 3, 1941. In H ick ory. N .C .. he moved to Altamonte Springs from Jacksonville In 1973. He was a self-employed antique dealer and Christian. He was an A rm y veteran. Survivors Include wife. Mary Sue: brother. Ed. Keystone Heights; sisters. Linda Johnson. Orlando. Brenda Wade. Panama C it y B e a ch . P a tti B e ck . Nashville. Tcn n .; parents, Mr a n tL . M rs. G e o rg e P o o ve v daughter. Carroll Montgomery. Marysville. Calif.; sons. Gary. Longwood, Donald, Casselberry; stepdaughter, Nancy Aube], Sanford: sisters. Louise Shinback. Toled o, Ohio, Evelyn Pollock, M u lb e rry; b ro th rs. Owen. Wpyne, both of Mulberry: 11 grandchildren: two great­ grandchildren. All Faiths Cremation Service. Casselberry. In charge of ar­ rangements. O EO R O BH .W O LP George H. Wolf, 65. 1436 Bird Road. W inte r Springs, died Wednesday at Florida Hospital. Orlando. Bom Nov. 29. 1925, In Kentucky, he moved to Winter Springs from Waukegan, III., In 1969. He was a seller for Orlando Jal-Alal and Seminole Dog Track and a Protestant. He was a Navy veteran. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife , Beulah: sons. George M.. O r­ egon. Robert. Inverness. Ken­ neth. Winter Springs: sister. Mar*ha five grandchildren. All Faiths Cremation Service Casselberry, In charge of ar rangements. D ald w n -F u irc iW M F u n c ru i M A B L E M . LIN D S E Y Mable M. Lindsey. 72. 134 S. Home. Altamonte Springs. In Forest Lake Drive, Altamonte charge of arrangements. Springs, died Thursday at Flori­ da Hospital. Altamonte Springs. HERBERT E. W AT SO N Herbert E. Watson. 66. 140 E. Born Dec. 31. 1918. in BarnwelL S.O.. she moved to~Altamonte' Y&IUtiUtf Aoaii; •WliiYerSpYtfigaV' PUNffiftAJ.* Springs, from Oxford in 1983. died Wednenduy nt Ii U resi­ She was a homemaker and a dence. Born Nov. 17. 1924, in GOODNESS. D A V IO E. Mass ol Christian Burial lor M r. Oavid E. member of Rolling Hills Sev­ Highland City, he moved to Goodness. fS, ol Santord. who petted away Winter Springs from New O r­ enth-day Adventist Chrch. Tuesday. will bo calibrated Monday al 10 Survivors Include husband. leans In 1960. He was a data a m. al All Souls Catholic Church with Fr. Tom Burnt at calabranl. Informant will Hubert K .; daughter. Wandu technician and Lutheran. He follow al A ll Soult Catholic Camatary. was a member of American Huntley. Altamonte Springs: Vltllallon h o un will ba from I S p m stepdaughters. Mavis Dean. Legion 53. DAV 30. VFW 5405. Saturday and 2 4 and 41 p m Sunday with a Rotary tarvlca conducted at 7 p m. Sunday al Barbara Strength, both of Alta­ Winter Springs, and the Tele­ Itw chapel monte Springs. Stacey, Orlando. phone Pioneers. Britton Funaral Homo. Sanford, In charge Survivors Include wife, Paula: ol arrangements Beth ZafTls, Mount Dora: sisters. Aline Creech. Charleston. S.C.. Betty Mullls. Atlanta, Nellie Ruth Legal Notices Kearsc. Barnwell: brother. David Hartzon. Charleston: 11 grandN O R TH C A R O LIN A dam Heal properly hat bean C R A V E N C O U N TY attached pending retolullon ol c h i l d r e n : th re e g re a tF ile ! M -C VS-1717 the lull. grandchildren. IN T H E O E N E R A L C O U R T Y O U AR E R E Q U IR E D T O B ald w in -F a lrch ild Funeral make detente to loch pleading O F JU S T IC E not later than April 25, IH1 and. S U P E R IO R C O U R T D IVISION Home. Forest City. In charge of upon your lailurt to do to. I ha W AC H O VIA A T R U S T arrangements. party leaking tarvlca agalntl C O M P A N Y. NA. G E N E V IE V E RICHARDSON Genevieve Richardson. 82. Chlpola Avenue, DeLand. died Tuesday In DeLand. Born Feb. 7. 1009. In St. Joseph. III., she moved to DeLaml from Deltona IRRIGATION SYSTEMS ■ Fr«« Estimate* Plalntllt vl E A R L S SAD LER A N O W IF E . JU L E W S AD LER . Dalandantt N O TIC E OF S E R V IC E OF PROCESS BY P U B LIC A TIO N TO : Earl S Sadlar and Jula W Sadlar. Dtltndanlt T A K E N O TIC E thal a pltad log waking raltel agalntt you hat bean Iliad In the above emitted action The nature ol the rallal being tough! It at lollowt A lu ll lo collect a delinquent Prom It lory Note and loent ow ing lo the pialntll by the daftn you will apply to the Court for the r t Hal toughl TH IS Ulh D A Y O F March, iftt. THOM AS M W ARD. For lha Firm W ARO. WARD. W IL L E Y A u ja q d « f POLLOCK S T R E E T P f l DRAW ER U2I N E W BER N. NC 74540 TE L E P H O N E If If >411 IIOJ A T T O R N E Y FOR P L A IN T IF F Publish March IS. 22. 21 A April 5. Iffl O E D 127 • Dcsign/lnstall • Svrvlc* All Brands • Factory Trained Technicians ■ 100% Wattr Coverage • One Year Warranty I m me ■r 25th St. landscaping h m im K lC H O Il ] 2400 W. 25th SL, Sanford 321-2525 O f f e r i n g the finest in service m id facilities with p re planning through The Sim plicity Plan. Your on ly ’ hom etown " cem e­ tery and fu n e ra l home com bination. SALE★ Solid Gold Chain Necklaces & Bracelets $105° From I per gr. \W • Limited Supply •Jew elry Repairs On Premises BALDW IN - FAIRCHILD C kklAtvw F k rk B est Paw n 17-92 at 27th St. Pinecrost Canter, Sanford 330-4814 SR 46A at Rhinehart Road, Lake M ary 322-4263 ..u friend when you really need one. COUNTRY CLUB COIN LAUNDRY C o u n try C lu b S quare S h o p p in g C e n te r 2495 Airport Blvd., Sanford. FL 32/71 Legal Notices Legal Notices I N T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T IN A N D FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE N U M B E R : • M N I-C A -I4 -K C L E N F E D M O R TG A G E C O R P O R A TIO N Plaintiff, vs. K E V IN T . K N O T T a n « M A R O A R E T A. K N O T T , hit wtte. P E R R Y A. A G O R A NOS. and G E O R G E P. A C O R A NOS. at |Dint tenants with right ef survivorship. IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OR T H E tfT H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT OP F L O R ID A . IN A N D P O D S EM IN O LE C O U N T Y C ASE N O .tM 7 lf.C A -1 4 -0 G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N . DIVISIO N C IT IC O R P M O R TG A G E . INC. P O R M E E L Y C IT IC O R P H OM EO W N ER S S E R V IC E . IN C P L A IN T IF F , — v t— P A U L G R U E N IN G E R ; M A H K D. G R U E N IN C E R ; UN KN O W N T B M A N TIS ) O E F E N O A N T IS ). N O TIC E O P S A L I N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant to an Order el Final Judgmant ot Foreclosure dated M arch 21, m i . antarad In Civil Caaa No. M 4 7IP C A -1 4G at tha C ir c u it Caurt a l lh a I I T H Judicial Circuit In and tor SEM I N O L E C o u n ty , F lo rid a , w h a ra ln C IT IC O R P M O R T ­ G A G E . IN C . F O R M E R L Y C IT IC O R P H O M E O W N E R S S E R V IC E . INC.. Plaintiff and P A U L G R U E N IN G E R are detond an l(t). I will M il to Itw highest and beet bidder tor cash. A T T H E W EST F R O N T DOOR O F T H E S E M IN O LE C O U N TY CO U R TH O U SE. SANFO R D, FLO R ID A , at ll :0 t A M . April 30. m i . lha tellowing described properly at M l forth In M id Final Judgment, to-wit: L O T A BLOCK 11 T I E R S. F L O R ID A LA N D A N D C O L O N IZ A T IO N C O M P A N Y L IM ­ I T E D , E.R . TR A F F O R O S M AP O P TO W N OF S A N FO R D . A C ­ C O R D IN G T O P L A T T H E R E O P AS R E C O R D E D IN P L A T BOO K I, PAGES 54 44. OP T H E P U B L IC RECORDS OP S E M I­ N O L E C O U N TY . F L O R ID A . D A T E D al SA N FO R D . Florl da. fhlt 15th day ol March, m i . M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C LER K O FTH E C IR C U IT C O U R T S EM IN O LE County. B y : Jana E. Jatewlc IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T OP T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . S T A T E OP F L O R ID A . Case Ne.i ft-4442C AI4 K A M IH O E D N O T IC E O F S A L I Notice Is hersby given that, pursuant to the O rd tr or Final Judgment entered In this causa. In lha Circuit Caurt at laminate County, Florida. I wilt sail lha prupai t) situated In Somlwete County. Florida, described as: Lot 22 ot N O R TH C O VE ac­ cording to tha plat thereat as retar d * In Plat Bask ZS. P a g n l a n d 4. In tha Public Records<d Seminole County. Florida, leu comer ot Lot 21 thenco North N degrees 2 T 27" West 1 H teat, thence South 27 dtgraes t T S T Watt 25 teat, thane* Smith IS rsr* Watt f l-J J teat, North 17 d o g r o M t n r lang tha Utot torly lino ot Lot 22 Ilf.TS teat to tha Paint at at publk sate, to tha highest and best blddi r, tar cash, at lha watt Ira ni door a l tha Samlnala County Courthousa In Santord Florida, at l1 :M a .m ..o n M a y 7. mi. Mary anna Morse C lark ot tha Circuit Court B y: Jana E . Jatewlc Deputy Clark Publlth: April*. II. m i DEE-10 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H U S JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AN D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY , FLO R ID A CASE N O : W-44S4 C A 140 C IT IB A N K , F E O E R A L S A V IN G S B A N K F / K / A C IT IC O R P S A V IN G S O F F L O R ID A . A F E D E R A L SAVINGS A N D LOAN ASSOCI A TIO N Plaintiff. vt. G A R V P .W E IT Z E L .a t a l. Dalandantt. N O T IC E OF S A LE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant to a Summary and/or Default Final Judgment ot toredotura dated March r t, m i and entered In Cate No. 10-4414 CA U G ol the Circuit Court ol lha U lh Judicial Circuit In and tor S im ln o le C ounty, F lo rid a , wharaln C IT IB A N K . F E D E R A L S A V IN G S B A N K F / K /A C IT IC O R P S A V IN G S OF F L O R ID A , A F E D E R A L SAVINGS AN O LOAN ASSOCIiInfill. and G ARY P. W E IT Z E L and K A T H L E E N M . W E IT Z E L *r» Defendant!;). I will tall lo the bighatLepd bail biddtr lor ceth al lha watt Iron! door ol lha Seminole County Courthousa. Santord. Florida, al 11:00o’clock a m. on thefthday ol M ay, l* fl. lha following dctrr'bad. nreyw-ty .ar , - r i fat « , In said Summary and/or Dttaull Final lodgment ol Inraclatura. tow n: TH E SO UTH J1.J F E E T OF LO T 2 A N D TH E N O R TH M F E E T O F L O T 3. Q U I E T AC R ES. S EM IN O LE C O U N TY , F L O R ID A , A C C O R D IN G TO T H E P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE C O R D E D IN P LA T BOOK 10. P AC E 42. P U B LIC RECORDS O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A D A T E D this lit day ol April. m i. M AR Y A N N E M ORSE Clark of tha Circuit Court - B Y : Jana E. Jatewlc A t Deputy Clark Publlth: Aprils. II, It?) D E E S4 N O TIC E O F F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N olka It hereby given that we are tngaged In business al 40S E alh S I. Santord. F L 21771. Seminole County. Florida, under tha Fictitious Name ol Q U A D T Y P ER S O N N E L SER VIC ES, and that we Intend lo register said name with lha Secretary ol Slate, Tallahassee. Florida, in accordance with lha provisions ol tha Ficllllaut Name statute. To W II Section «4S 0*. Florida Statu let I f ir LE O N W FR EN CH . INC Roger L Frvnch. Prat Publish April L m i DEE « IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T. O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN A N O F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO: fl 441 CA U L A SSO CIATES F IN A N C E . INC . Pietmiif. «t Cemetery and Funeral Home ★ Legal Notices 321*7753 NEW M A N A G E M E N T NEW M ACHINES NEW D ECO R S A M E P R IC E S AIR CO N D ITIO N ED OPEN 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. 7 DAYS A W EEK SAM M IE L E E M IL L E R .a t al. Defendants T O L IN D A SMITH JO M D U le A vt Santord. FI 72771 and any unknown parlies aho may claim at hairs, davltaat. granlaat. assignees. Ilenort, creditor!, trustees, or other claimants, by. through, under or against this defendant N O TIC E OF A C TIO N YOU A R E N O T IF IE D that an action lor foreclosure al a mort gage on Ihe lot low ing property: Tha North M S teal of Lois 41 and 4*. P IN E H U R S T. according to tha plat thereof, at recorded In Plat Book 1. Pega 71. Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida hat bean Iliad agalntl you end you ere required to serve a copy ol your written delentat to n. II any. on JO H N C E N G L E H A R O T . P A . 1114- E Liv ing,ton Street Orlando. Florida 12102. Plaintlft'i attorney, on or before May I. m i and file lha original with lha Clark ol Ihit Court either before tarvlca on Pie,null's attorney, or immedi dtely thereafter otherwise e deleull will be entered agemsl you lor lha relief demanded in Itw Complaint tor Foreclosure W ITN E S S my hand end seal ol this Court on April I. m i IS E A L ) MAR YANNE MORSE c l e r k of th e C IR C U IT COURT By Ruth King Publish A pril!. IL If. It, letl D E E SI Unibed W ay pMEjuty CUfk P u M M k March 2* A April 5. m t O E D 272 I N T H K C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FO R S EM IN O LE C O U N T Y , F l o r id a Co m N a .M -Jb 4 4 C A I4 (0 l G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N S TA N D A R D F E D E R A L SAVINGS BANK. Plalntlll, Florida Bar No.: F L E E T M O R TG A G E CORP., Plaintiff, W IL L IA M L .J E F F O R O S . If living, el u*.,afaf.. N O TIC E OP A C TIO N S T A T E O F F L O R ID A T O : W IL L IA M L . J E F ­ FORDS. If living, and D E B R A J . J E F F O R D S , h it w ile, If living. Including any unknown spouea of said Defendants if either hat remarried and If elftwr or both of tald Defendants are deceased, ttwtr respective unknown hairs, devisees, grandl la •lb lienors and trustees, and all other parsons claim ing by, through, under or against llw named Defendants Whose residence address Is unknown. Y O U A R E N O T IF IE D thal an action lo foreclose a mortgage on ttte following property In Seminole County, Florida: L O T 12. less itw Was! 10 teal ffwraof. S U N LA N O E S T A T E S F IR S T A D D ITIO N , according to Itw ptat thereof as recorded In Plal Booh 12. Pages f7 and M. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, has bean filed against you and JO H N DOE and JA N E DOC. a n d a ll o t h e r p a rs o n s In possession of sub|tcl real prop­ erty, whose real names art uncertain, and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. II any. to ll on: JO S E P H M . P A N IE L L O . E S Q U IR E . Plaintiffs attorney whose address Is: 201 N. Franklin Street. Suite 2710. Tampa. Florida 22402 on or before lha 1st day of May, I f f ), and llte the original with the Clerk ol this Court si tear before service on Plaintiffs a l tor nay or Immediately there­ after: otherwise a default will be entered agalntt you tar Itw rallal demanded In Itw Com plalnl or Petition. D A T E D on this 17th day at March. Iff). (S E A L I M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C LER K O FTH E C IR C U IT C O U R T B Y : Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publish: March I f A April S. 12. If. Iff! D E D 244 Legal Notices I N T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O PTH E1STN JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O F O R 1 S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A CASE NO. W -M ft C A M P R U R A L H O U S IN G T R U S T IM7-I. Plalntlll. vs. , . N E L L IE M . D A N IE L S .a t P a to n d a n l(l).1 N O T IC E OP A C T IO N 12771b TO : M A E D A N IE L S TH OM PSO N. If alive, and/or dead his liiw ir) pert let claim Ing by. through, under or against him (them ). Residence unknown. TO : Unknown directors and of fleers of N ELSO N 4 C O .. INC . a Corporation and N E LS O N 4 C O , INC., a Corporation, Its hairs, dovltaei. legatees or grontoot and all persons or parties claiming by, through, under or agalntl them. Residence unknown. Y O U A R E N O T IF IE D that an Action (or foreclosure of o mortgage the tenoning property In Seminote County, Florida: T H E SO UTH 17 F E E T OF T H E N O R TH WEI F E E T OF T H E W E S T 13M F E E T OF E .la f f O F TH E S O U TH W E S T 1* O F T H E N O R T H E A S T 14 OF S E C TIO N 11 TO W N S H IP 31 S O U T H . R A N O E 31 E A S T . (S U B J E C T T O A F I F T E E N F O O T E A S E M E N T O N TH E N O R TH A N O E A S T S ID E FOE ROAD) has boon tiled agalntt you and you are required to serve a copy of your written detonate. It any, to It on S FE A R A N D H O FFIs 70S South Dl>le Highway. Carol Gables. Florida 33144. on or before the 3rd day of May. If tl, and to llte ttw original with the Clerk ot this Court elftwr bolero service on S P E A R AND H O F F M A N , attorneys ar Imme­ diately therealter; otherwise a default will bo entered agalntl you lor the relief demanded In Itw Complaint or Petition. W ITN E S S my hand and leal ot m il Court on this 34th day of March. If tl. (S E A L ) M A R Y A N N E M ORSE A l Clark ot ttw Caurt By: Heattwr Brunner A l Deputy Clerk Publish: March Jt 4 April 1 12, It. Iftt D E D 244 IN T H E C I1 C U IT C O U R T V A L E R IE PACE H A L L . *1 u«. IN A N D FO R al al., S EM IN O LE C O U N T Y , Dalendantti). FLO R ID A I N T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T N O TIC E OP CASE NO.: fM M J-C A -U -O OF T H E I I T H J U D IC IA L FO R EC LO S U R E SALE B E N E F IC IA L SAVINGS BANK. C IR C U IT IN A N D FOR BY C L E R K O F T H E FSB, S E M IN O L E C O U N TY , C IR C U IT C O U R T P'llnlllf. FL O R ID A Nolle# it hereby given thal tha vs. Casa Ha: fb-4112-CA-ls-K u n d v r ilo n a d M A R Y A N N E JO H N A. L U Z Z I. JR . 4 DORIS H O F F N U N G . ■MOf.se, f % & - n il - '- m i l 3T£r i re— tin P UInlllt. Court ol Seminote County, Floe wile. vs. ■da. will, on lha 7th day ol May. ■ Dfto.idi.h‘1 L U L U COR POR A TIO N OF m i . 11:00 o’clock A M .el te e ______ _N0T.iC.BpF SALE _ -O tts -W A R E .'.re e .. a Florida W ail Front Door of lha Seminole N O TIC E I I H E R E B Y O IVEN corporation. F R E D J. LU DW IG , County Courthouse. In Santord. teal pursuant lo Final Judgment SR.. President and Individually Florida, oiler lor tale and tall al ol Forecloture dated M u c h 25. end F R E D J . L U D W IG . JR ., public outcry to lha highest and Iffl In Casa No.: fO-4S47CA Vice President. R O N A LD D bail bidder tor cash, itw follow 14 G In ttw Circuit Court In and J < e M P a n ! P F B q R A H . U , _____ ~iu ir.a ,a * .'.,r - . i V w e . .tJko-pnv'.'Sr t - t - c n i K E M P , hlw wife. M A T T H E W In Seminole County. Florida, which B E N E F IC IA L SAVINGS G R E E N And O IA N F G R E E N , lo wit DANK. FSB is lha Ptolpim and hit wile. OLDS TO Ne C R E D IT Lot 24. G R EEN B R 1AR SUB J O H N L . L U Z Z I . JR « C O R P O R A TIO N OF FLO R ID A . DIVISIO N PHASE I. according S TE P H A N IE A. LU Z Z I are tea Defendants lo lha plat thereof at recorded In Dalandantt. 1 will sell to Itw N O TIC E O F S A LE Plal Book 22. Paget 14 ol the highest and best bidder lor cash N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N Public Records al Seminole al 11:00 A M. on the tth day ol that on llw 7lh day ol May, Iff) County. Florida May. Iff), at Itw front steps ot al 11:00 a m. al Itw West Front pursuant to the final decree ol the Seminole County Court Door of the Main Courthousa. lorecloiure entered In a case houso, Santord. Florida, the Sanford. Seminole County, Flor pending In tald Court, the style following described real proper Ida. M A R Y A N N E M O R S E . ol which It: Standard Federal ly as sal forth In ttw Final Clerk ef Circuit Court, will oiler Judgment of Foreclosure Savings Bank vt. Valarle Pace tor tale to Itw highest end best Hall, el u«. el at. L o is 2 and 4. Block A , bidder lor cash, al public out W ITNESS m y hand and ol S A N O L A N O O S P R IN G S . cry. tee following described In llcial taal ol tald Court this 2tth TR A C T NO. 74. SECONO RE Seminole County. Florida more day ol March, mi. P L A T, according lo tee plal p a r t i c u la r ly d e s c rib e d as (S E A L ) teartof as recorded In Plat Book follows M A R Y A N N E M O R SE 1. Page A Public Records ef L o l l 7 a n d I . B lo c k f , Clerk ol tha Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida A L L E N 'S F IR S T A D O IT IO N B Y : JanaE. Jatawlc D A T E D this 25lh day ol T O W A S H IN G TO N H EIG H TS , D EP U TYC LER K March. Iffl according to lha plal thereat, Publlth Aprils. 12. m i M A R Y A N N E MORSE recorded In Plal Book 2. Pago D E E II C LER K O FTH E 72. ol tea Public Records ol C IR C U IT C O UR T Seminole County. Florida B Y : Ja m E. Jatewlc The above sale Is mada pur As Deputy Clerk suanl to tee Summery Final L E O A L N O T IC E Publish- March 7f 4 April J. Judgment ol Foreclosure tn Tha East Central Florida Re Iffl g tonal Planning Council tered In the above sly led cause D E D 274 IE C F R P C ), I he Designated IN W ITN E S S W H E R E O F . I Community Transportation I N T H E C IR C U IT CO UR T have hereunto set m y hand and Coordinator. It accepting pro official taal this Tftti day ol O F T H E IIT H JU D IC IA L March. Iff I p o u lt from qualified agencies C IR C U IT IN A N O FOR (S E A L ) or lirm t tor tea award ol a S EM INO LE C O U N TY . M A R Y A N N E MORSE contract to operate Irantporla FLO R ID A Clerk ol Circuit Courl lion services lor lha Transporta O E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N lion Disadvantaged In Orange, By Jana E Jatewlc DIVISION Deputy Clerk Osceola, and Seminole Counties. CASE NO. fl-4Jd Florida Tha selected Trenspor Publish April S. 12. Iff I TH E D IM E SAVINGS BANK tallon Operators will provide a O PE 57 OF N E W YORK. FSB. part ol lha transportation serv Plalntlll, ices described in lha Request vt IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT For Propoul Thera will be F R E O E R IC A E OF TH E I I T H JU D IC IA L several designated Trenspor la W ATSON G R EA V E S , el e l. C IR C U IT OF FLO R ID A . lion Operalor(s) lor Orange, Oetendenlt IN A N O F O R Osceola and Seminole Counties, N O TIC E OF A C TIO N S E M IN O LE C O U N TY a t authorlied by Chapter 427. (Florida Bar No 7101241 CASE N O to >747 CA 14 0 Florida Statutes, and m ort fully TO E Z E H E N A W ATSO N, and O E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N described in Rule 41 1 ol llw any unknown heirs, assignees, DIVISIO N Florida Administrative Code grenlees. lienors, creditors, E M P IR E OF A M E R IC A Minority and small business trustees, or other claimants by. R E A L T Y C R E D IT enterprises will bo encouraged through, under or against teem C O R P O R A TIO N and ailordtd lull opportunity lo end all unknown parties claim p l a in t if f , Ing to have any right, title or actively solicit information — vs concerning this protect and to In t e r e s t In Ih e p r o p e r ly S IO N EY C O TO N A N D LIN D A submit bids and/or proposals, hereinafter descr’bed COTON. HIS W IF E . R U TH M Defendant and will no! ba subjected to C H A N T. C R AN E S ROOST discrimination on Itw basis ol Lest Known Address V ILLA S H OM EO W NER S race, color, toe, or national 411 R Ivor vww Avenue ASSO CIATIO N. INC BOARO origin In consideration lor an Altamonte Spr logs. F lor Ida O F C O U N TY award Present Residence Address C O M M ISSIO NER SO F Unknown Bidders will ba required lo S E M IN O LE C O U N TY comply with all applicable equal YO U ARE H E R E B Y NOTI O E F E N O A N T IS ) opportunity laws and regula F lE O that an action to toreciota N O TIC E OF SALE a Mortgage on tee following lions, and to car Illy teal they N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N a rt M l on Itw Comptroller property located in Seminole pursuant to an Order ol Final County. Florida General's list ol Ineligible con Judgment ol Foreclosure deled tractors Lot 7f4. SPRING OAKS U N IT March 21. letl. entered In Civil A according to ttw Plat thereof Tha Complete Request lor Cate No to 2747 CA 14 G Ol tee Proposal may ba obtained Horn as recorded In Plal Book 17, C irc u it C o u rt of Ihe I I T H tha contact listed below Pro Pages f l end f4. ol tee Public Judicial Circuit In end lor SEM potals must be received by 5 OO Records of Seminole County. IN O L E C o u n ty . F lo rid a , p m on Monday May II. It*t. Ftor Ida w h e re in E M P IR E O F al llw olllco ol lha East Central hat been tiled against you and A M E R IC A R E A L T Y C R E D IT Florida Regional Planning you are required to serve a copy CO R P O R ATIO N . Ptamliff end Council Three (2) copies ol tea ot your written delentet. it any. S ID N E Y C O TO N A N D LIN D A proposal must ba submitted to to il on ttw LAW O F F IC E S OF COTON HIS W IFE ere defend Agency E C F R P C . TD W IL L IA M P M cC A U G H A N . e n tii), I will w il to tee highest Program P la ln t lll'! attorney, whose end best bidder lor cash A T address It World Tre a t Center. Address 1011 W y ttw t Rd . TH E W EST FR O N T DOOR OF Suite »t0 1 . to S W Eighth SuiteI0S TH E S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y Street. Miami. Florida 211)0. on City Winter Park, C O U R TH O U S E SANFORO, or before May 2. t»ei end file State Zip Florida J17*t FLO R ID A al II OO AM. May J A T T N Mr Mark Hoettlng the original with the Clerk of Iffl. tee lellowirtg described Phone No teO/U21 M»S this Court, either before wrvice property at tel forte In said Tha outl.de ol the envelope or on Plaintiffs attorney or Imme F Inal Judgment, to wtl boa containing tee proposal dietely teereelter. othereise e LO T 17 C R A N E ’S ROOST must be marked Prepesal ter V IL L A S . A S U B D IV IS IO N . { Detain will be entered egamtl Trenspertilwa Disadvantaged you tor tee reliel demanded in ACCO R DING TO IH E P LAT tee Complaint or Petition Operator The E C F R P C eitt TH ER E O F AS R E C O R O E O IN accept no responsibility tor T H I S N O T I C E s h a ll be P L A T B O O K 21. P A G E 74 | published once each o u t lor porposals not so marked Pro T H R O U G H 77. O F T H E lour consecutive weeks In th# potals art to remain in atlect lor PUBLIC R ECO R DS OF SEMI ninety lib) calendar days from legal paper ol publication N O IE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A itw date ol submission Tha W ITNESS rny hand and the D A T E D at SANFORD. Ftorl ECFRPC reserves tea rtghl to Seal ot this Court on mis Mth da this 25th day ol March let! day ot March. Iffl raiecl any or all proposals to M A R Y A N N E MORSE waive any lormelily concerning (C O U R T SEAL) C L E R K O F THE proposals or negotiate charges M AR Y A N N E M ORSE C IR C U IT C O UR T lo the proposal whenever Such Clerk el Ihe Courl SEM IN O LE County. relec'ion or waiver or negolia By Heather Brunner By JanaE Jasewic Hon Is In tea best interest ol tee Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Hentporteiton disadvantaged Publish March 7f A April L 12. Publish March 7t A April c Publish April 5 Iftl It Iftl iff) I D E E II O E D >47 D E D >71 �2S5SK •A — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, April 5, 1991 Baptist Assembly 01 Qod Inter­ denominational P M JH TTO AVtMN aam aTCNHacM Baptist c en tr a l fcamer cituacM n o t W. 1*1 81.. Shilord a u n t Jkek M. Thom** Mlniatar ot Uuaic Tim Sari*, Mmtfter ot Youth Sunday Behoof *30 am. MorningWorthip 1100 am. - Church Training n s p.m. , Evening WoraMp TOO pm 800pm Penecoatal ■• ST. JJU H S HOU8I OP PSAV IP 11«8 Church St. Sanford Phono 12)4378 Biahoo Eugene Coop*r Paok Sunday School I t 30 an Sunday WoraMp IP X pn Sundar Night Bantca 800 pn Tuaadar Santee 800pn Thuraday Sente* 800pn COUNTRTBNM W T W Sunday Luka 24:1-35 Monday Isaiah 54:1-10 Tuesday Isaiah 40:1-7 Wednesday Isaiah 49:8-26 Thursday Isaiah 50:4-11 Friday Catholic Sidney Brock Utotalar ot Youth Sunday School BIS am. Homing WoraMp 839 S 10SS am. Church Training 5 IS pm. tvsrwng WoraMp SSSpm. Wad. prayer Service a33 p n teOT S. Sanford Av*. S. Edward Johnson Pealor Sunday School BIS am. WoraMp 11)00am. Cotta# Fellowship Alter WoraMp Tuesday Bible Study I X pm All Art Welcome Hera. . Nuraary ArMIIMa SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1)7 W Airport Blvd. tmona 1330*80 J. D. Segrovea Pastor Joe Caputo Youth Ed Director Bible School ' B X am Morning Worship I O X am. Evaning Sarvica a00 p m Tue 1 Wad - Adult Nam* dibit Sludlaa IDOpm Wad Nighl Youth 7-X pm Sunday School BIS am. WoraMp Sarvica 11.Kam. Evening WoraMp ICOp.m. Wed. Blbia Study I X p m. Nursery Provided UOHTHOUSB BAPTIST CHURCH Currently Meeting Al The YMCA 983 Longwood Lake Mary Road Randy E. Waller Petlor Darryl Hershberger Music Minister Sunday School tD X a n PraacMna Seryica 1043 am Evening Sarvica I K p m. Pbcna 33A1C23 lor more informal inn FIRST BA- T 1ST CHURCH OF 10 MGWOOD Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST 9CJ.VTST. ICHCBOOC .. ITiM wkhwn Wryvta Rrt. _ Comar Ot EE. WMltamaon Rd. Sunday: Church Same# - ■ !« * .. ..'* T 9 a Education, youth rwv. Fr%»lv.'U.^m *-(J.;..i:ir sf Mutic and Acthntlaa Sunday School BX a .1J.jhtp— - ■r.B’i&k.ir.uC'f'.iO'l walk past my house. At times, your pace slows, as ■■tail you might decide (o stop and come in. — rou will decide to visit peaceful haven, it is mo. My house warm and inviting here. Stained glass windows are lit with tne'surroy\jay and uyiarnplight at 4k*y Cww *-Pr»eenoar Monday. Friday T X AM B X PM Church O f Christ PIHicREST BAPTIST CHURCH IIS W. Airport Blvd. Sanford 333-3TIT Rav TomJacoba. O Min Paalor Blbia Study *43am Morning WoraMp MXam. Evaning Worship fOOpm % CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH (NACCC) 2401 S Park Are 12343*4 Jaan U. Ouarry Paalor DpriaApavip. A»*oclat» J>»ator Kenneth R MarafaiC' Dirac lor of - Inter­ denominational ST. JOHN'* ORTHODOX CATHOLIC CHURCH Rav Thomaa P Tkachuk Mini,tar Church School 930-1030 am WoraMp MX am FallowsMpLuncheon930pm. every CAL VERY CHRISTIAN WO W. 4th SI Sanlord M i, S Buna Poole Sunday Morning Sarvica ' Power 4 Praia#' Wadnaaday Sarvica 2T43 Country Club Road Paalor Rav Donald Bello, Church Phone 321411) ot 1304497 Divine Liturgy 10X am. Sunday School tO X am Conietiton Be lora Sarvica Wadnaaday 7X P.M Heating Sarvica and Blbia Study With Dtacuaeion CENTSR Peilo. tO X a r 9Xpr 7X p r Driftwood Village ■Suita 205 94# W Laka Mary Blvd Lake Mary. Phone 3233439 Robert Wilbur Paalor Sunday School *Xam Morning Worship 10 30 am United Church O f Christ CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (Congregation!! •Christian Evangelical •Ralormed) Rav Donald Staadly. Paalor Laka Mary Community Bid 290 N Country Club Rd Lika Mary Church School 9 13 I Worship Celebration 1< Nursery provided Fellowship Time V United Church Office 110 Polo Lens Sanford Florida 3234119 Nazarene LIVING WATERS CATHEDRAL Hama at Calvary Chapel To Advertise In This Directory Call 322-2611 Morning Worahlp 830 1 11 X am Sunday School #43 am Youlh FallowsMp 9X p m Woman a Failowamp Third Monday Man's Prayar Braaklaal lal Thursday 9 X a m. Man a Fellowship 3rd Thursday 9X pm Nuraary Provided For All Services TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 939 South San lord Avtnue Dr J Oil! Erwin Pastor Church School * :X a m Worship Sarvica M X am. Waal SR49 and Kennel Road Santord 333 3939 Dr Denial J Fischer Evangelist Mrs Mary Flacher OPaator Mr Michael Vital. CoPaalor Sunday MorningWorship 10X am Thursday EveningWorahlp7X pm NURSERY PROVIDED FIRST CHURCH OF T H I NA2ARENE 2381 Santord Ave John J Hinton Paalor Sunday School 949am Morning Worship 1049 am Youth Hour 9Xpm Evangelist Sarvica 8X pm Midweak Sarvica Wad 700 pm Nuraary Provided lor all Servtcea THE FOLLOWING FIRMS ENCOURAGE YOU TO ATTEND YOUR HOUSE OF WORSHIP THIS WEEK MINCER MOTORS C AR S ft TRUCKS J jy to L o n g w o o d ? * cSt - Cypress M Mulch DELIUF, r i A®*'. utch DELIVERY N . Cypia.9 Chips UEU" " V P a Pink Bark 330-0811 2671 Cameron Avanua Hal^MIt^Soul^o^lwjT^fi^anlorc^ SEE CHUCK OALORNEAU 321-2993 1909 S. F R E N C H AVE. BRIS80N FUNERAL HOME OR Shodv Smith end Bui Weibom 9th SI. and Laural Ava. Sanford 322-2131 Famous Recipe. COUNTRY CHICKEN I Many of my children visit my house each Sabbath. The singing ot hymns, messages of inspiration qnd guidance, and prayers of asaisa. and thanksgiving fill the air with hope and Toy. I shall be waiting and watching for you, my child." Accept our Father’s invitation this week. God's doorc, and His arms, arejiiyrays open wide with love for us, His children. Eastern Orthodox Congregational CHURCH OF GOO 901 W. 22nd Street Rav. Troy A. Baggait Paalor Sunday School *49am Morning WoraMp 1090am Evangelistic Sarvica tN p m Family Enrichment Sarvica Wadnaaday 7 00pm CHURCH OF GOD (TPl DAT) Danone Community Canter Sun Room WoraMp Sarvica A Bible Study Saturday 10X am Warren Randall. Paalor (407) 3*4X1* 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 I X p it Supper BJ0 p.m. Youlh Group) 3X pm Voyagara (K-4 Qradaa) High Vollaga |5-SOiadaa| "Juat Frtanda" Singlet Oioup TOO p m. Paalor'a 8ibte Study TOO p.m. Pre-school Center 131-1983 PIPST PPESSYTSJUAN CHUPCH O F LAPS MANY Wilbur Are. Lake Mary Per A F Slovene Pastor Church Prayer Meeting B IS am Church School B IS am Morning Worship 1100 am. Youth Group a 00 p m. Wed. Choir Practice 7X pm CHRI8T UNITED Thura. Youth Choir 7 00 p m METHODIST CHURCH U PSALA PPtSBYTCPtAN SOI Tucket Drive W 331h S Upsett Rd. Sanford (Comer Tucker Or 4 Cfl 131) Rev Darwin Shea Pastor James E. Ulmer Pastor Sunday School Sam. Telephone 333 9973 Church Service toam. Sunday School BIS am. Bible Study Morning Worship It: am. Tuea. B am. S I X p.m. Wadnaaday Blbia Study 700 p m MARKHAM WOODS Childrens Tima Included In Worship PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Nursery prorided lot SltO Markham Woods Road Babies and Small Children Lake Mary Phone 12)4190 ' Small Enough To lore You — Dr Don T. De Bevolie Pastor Growing In Christ To Sene You" Sunday School All Agee B IS a n QRACI UNITED Church 10 X am METHODIST CHURCH Nuraary Provided I N N Country Club Rd Vmiih Qroup Sunday TOO pm — Lake Mary r -'i S m Libia Study Dr Richard Album PeMw 3unda 100 p.m, Wurth! p Sam La 9.V i n Sunday School *A9am WOC - BAS am. First Tuesday ot the month and Evening T J0 2nd Worahlp SarY-v ’On. am Tuesday ot tha r.icnth. L.M.Y.F. 9 0. pm Monthly Family Nignt Suppef Monday Blbia Study 1000 am •WEXr.'A 7RUSYTIRlA.-t CKVTICH 311 Wekhra Springs Lana. ....long-boo' AroriWwlmB— METHODIST CHURCH Music Church O f Qod To List Your Church Services On This Page Contact The Advertising Dept. Sunday I r . *.4 4. anna. •»•*- » -• 1 ... ,.r , iMMMi t ’ ' ' Cnpyrgra 1*91. keiher wAame'Newspaper Sarvica,. P 6 Sea '■ Fellowship Supper *( Prayer Meeting 7( Nursery Provided For All Services Samor High Pallooahlp Come to Me. all who are weary, and heavy-laden, and I will give you re e f Mali. 1.L28 930-700 pm lTB*fpAN ppisemnuN c h u p c h Oah Arc 8 *d Stroot Pastor Par Oaorga B. Spranay. Jr. Phono 3113083 Church School 8 X arr Morning WoraMp I t 00 a IT Nuraary 55:1-13 Saturday uaiah 81.1-11 Church Training ■M. ,«ioiary Vaa'lng fTfl Child Choruaaa *»•*&#$* Presbyterian p ip it "ire MONEY DIPPED" 1108 F R E N C H A V I. 121US0 A U TO G LA SS A SKAT COVERS W IN D S H IE L D S • V E H I C L E G L A S S a IN S U R A N C E W O R K 315 S. FRENCH AVE. 322-8032 BUD BAKER INSURANCE A O B N C Y Tp*c.arih"j in Church Prog-ame BUILDtNQ•LIABILITY •MAJOR MEDICAL 321 W. 1st, Bulla 205 322-0501 HAVOUNE 14 POINT FU LL SERVICE EXPRESS LUBE TE X A C O TUNE I LUBE CARE SANFORD AUTO MAIL 2710 S O R LAN D O DR *2 SA N FO R D F L 32773 407-330-1390 JIM ROWS P EST CONTROL LOCALLY OWNED 4 OPERATED RON RUSSI 4 STAFF 2626 Iroquois Av. 322-2070 FIMAMCB OR BUY HtRB 8 PAY H8RI M ia 8. Highway f la t , Bernard (407) m m 3 Ortanda (407)( W INN-DIXIE STO R ES and Em ployees k e ^ r e a ir ^ ) / ^ w j Scmlnoit 32J-4741 L 'n tlrr SPECIAL O R D E R S OELIVERY SER V IC E 210 S. Franch Ava. 321-7169 330-1607 ree 9aerM m a r l in f r u o m a n •OH fa COMPlITI srl'ius •aDOOH! r«2I ISTIM4TIJ . URVtCE ALL BflkhO! RI4I0CNTI4L kNO COMMthClAL H ik t tMM) IkP fhT* 323 3517 TRlSH THOMPSON 'Out Srsjwr p*lh,>11G»WB*O h * B UD G ET O P TIC A L G R E A T S E R V IC E G R EA T EYEW EAR Now Larger Feciriiiea to Serv* Vou Bon*' 601 E. 25th Sf. 323-8080 2 5 9 9 S a n fo rd A v e Q U A L IT Y C U T S e Personalised Service e Free Estimates e Licensed Owner LORAN PUIVER OOMEJMMTIAU 32Sl011i*7*aSJO Par AM Yaw Fanting Need. Call •**-0*TT Far Fra* liUnuta 711 N. Mwy 17*3 Lany a a14. BL X I (I Mila N. at Navy 414) BANPIELD MORTUARY SSRVICSS Traditional aarrlcat with ca n and raapacl oHating rallal from lha nigh coal oI funeral) Arrangement* made in comfort ot your home ■ UR IAL a SHIPPINO • C R EM ATIO N 323-3040 500 Laurel Ava. Sanford t1 C £ C O l- O AUTO a ip , ALS O BRAKES • W INDO W TIN TIN Q RADIATORS • CRUISE C O N TR O L *34-1085 1900 E. SR 4 M FERN PARK Ratlauranl and Food Service Cqutpmant and Suppiia* Party Good* and Paper Good* 2620 Iroquois Ava. Santord 32772 330-1660 Baldwin-FAJadtild O aM aw* P arK ERA STENSTROM REALTY B ill M c C a llh y 321-0215 CHURCH'S FRIED CHICKEN b ig SANFORD DRY CLEANERS D R A P E R IE S > A L T E R A T I O N S • SUEDES PICK UP 4 DELIVERY AVAILABLE 113 PALMETTO 3226700 pieces ■u m e PRices 2561 S. 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C°untry Club Road, and the United Methodlat Women's group will hold Its Annual Flea Market. Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the church. : AU >ort* ° f items will be for sale, clothes, furniture, kitchen ,accessories, books, toys, etc. Or. Richard Albury, pastor For additional Information, contact the church at 332-1472. Lchurch to sell dinners SANFORD — Calvary Christian Center, 500 w. 4th St., will |be selling barbeque chicken dinners Saturday from 11 a.m. to |2 p.tn. Dinners will Include chicken, potato salad, baked beans, I and cake. Tickets will be S4. adults, 92.50 for children. In Ivance. To place orders, call 322-8019. The church will silver. Rev. Max Poole, pastor. *A Service of Remembrance’ LAKE MARY — "A Service of Remembrance” will be held at ildwtn-Falrehlld Oaklawn Park Cemetery April 17 at 7:30 >.m. The service will Include a special program of music, adlng and a wreath ceremony In honor of loved ones who ive died. Refreshments will be served following this chapel rice. Tom Hashoah commemorated MAITLAND — "Yom Hashoah, Days of Remembrance” will e commemorated at the Annual Interfalth Observance April 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center Auditorium. 151 N. Maitland Ave.. comer of Maitland Boulevard and ttland Avenue. Presented by the Holocaust Memorial |Reaource and Education Center of Central Florida, the event I feature Alice L. Eckardt. scholar In residence. The program will Include choral music, dramatic readings. _ artlclpation of survivors, second and third generations and |dlgnltartes. Honorary chairman Is Jay St. John, headmaster at lnlty Preparatory School. Orlando. Admission Is free. Th e public Is Invited to attend. For Information, call 626-0555. [Blessing of the animals set W IN TER PARK — There Is a growing concern among llglous leaders and the general public for the responsible ‘wardship of God's creation: that Is. the natural environment d the other creatures with which we share the planet. W ith this in mind, people of all faiths are Invited to bring any Spf God's animals In their care to an "Ecumenical Prayer "*^rvlce and Blessing o f the Animals.” 'T h is Is to be held In njunctlon with Earth Day at Rollins College. In Winter Park. Iprll 21 from 2 o .m . to 3 p.m. ■— ~ Clergy, pf various faiths will participate In the program of dtnjfs and Bong.. culmlnating w ltlTTne blessing dPTO?* Imals. For Information, call 321-6094. t * ■■ " . - ■ Are you We sing the great hymns of glory and of the suffering of the Cross for our Lord. We even stng and declare that we Would be willing to bear the cross. . Really? Do we really think of how Christ suffered there for us? Sometimes we allow ourselves to catch glimpses of the physical and emotional agony Christ went through, but to dwell on it very long causes us so much pain that we shift our attention to other things. As humans, we d o not lik e to Teel p ain . Therefore, we have focused our faith on the glory that came from the Cross instead of the pain Christ endured there for us and the whole world. Crucifixion was a common form of execution for criminals in that period ofhlstory. I'm sure Christ like many others had witnessed or heard of the pain such victims endured. Why else would he have been so emo­ tionally distraught that he sweat blood as he prayed In the garden? If Christ had not cared to live, or if he had not known how painful and Isolated a death he would die. he would not have bothered to cry out to God. “ Father. If It be thy will let this cup pass from me. Nevertheless, not my will, but thine." Yet, Jesus was willing to trust In the will of God. If God willed Jesus should die for our salva­ tion, for victory over death forever, then Jesus would suffer 7— T- St. Peter1 International Festival set St. Andrew Catholic Church. 601 Hastings St.. Orlando, will have Its International Festival on April 20 from noon to 8 p.m. The Parish Center will be transformed Into an International [festival of food, costumes, fashion shows, music and special [guests; w ith eight continuous hours of entertainment, drawings, door prizes. International fashion shows, and much more. Admission Is free. For Information, call 292-2441. U8?J <1\ *il :f all that was required. Jesus told his diaciples (and each of us) that If we desired to follow him. we must pick up our cross. Do we carry our croaaes as well as Jesus carried his? Or do we grumble and say "Life la not falrr' Do we trust God enough, can we follow Christ's example enough to completely yield obr lives over to the win of God for us? A few months ago. while eating In a local restaurant, are witnessed a man choking. My family, as well as others nearby aat motionless, watching. It was not that we did not care, but that we did not know what to do, and were frozen, wondering Inside when and how to respond. Within seconds a man walked from several tables away to the victim who was now standing. As the man approached, the victim turned his back toward .. the man and extended his anna. He yielded himself to the strang­ er without question, trusting that because he saw his need and responded, that he knew what to do. As expected, the victim w as relieved of the obstruction which was causing him to choke/ The. •ftftnger performed the HetriUkh Manqu-, ver and the victim’s life w as saved. Both returned to Uteir tables and others went about eating and talking again. 1 couldn't help but relate this experience to our relationship to God and Christ. Christ came aa a stranger, able to perform the miracle of our eternal salvation and life with God. We are the victims of this world, choking In its evil, dying a certan death without help, ft la only when we are willing to turn away from all other things and yield ourselves and our will to God through on help to our life < G o d 's help through Christ. W ith ou tC “ life eternally. THfnk about tfofc*. " ' h r God so toved the world that he gave M s ‘ only Son. that whosoever levea tn him should not but have 'etciiMl. life." (John 3:16) God gave us proof of this fact when the Resurrection happened. t * •, .* ■. ** IT •i * 1* If God loves us that much and Jesus is willing to Can’t we give our heart to Jesus and not worry about what he might require of us. hut think of what w e will lose tf we don't give o u rw m to pim? 4 1 pray that the message o f thts Easter just past has shed new light upon your path, that God's love has become more* real to you. and that your trust tn God and commitment to C M will grow deeper with eech passing Say.1 ■ / ; , ’/ ' / ■ res *•*. o. Jmmm Daws a enm President announces; proclamation; of ‘National Days of Thanksgiving*! Bush asked that flags be flown on all, government jvemment buildings, buildings. au Americans display* President Bush has t proclaimed April 5-7 aa flags and that church bells bo rung at 3 p.m. EOT "National Days of lYiankaglvtng" for the libera­ Sunday.' ■— 1 tion of Kuwait, the "rcmarkafcla-^nlty of cur In-his prockunafcc*!. he said: ~ ~ -------5. ' pe6pl<£" "I£H6* TifcBifoigd Of peace- ami liberty f j t ' “ vW c > i-> c d fo r a a *tfV *n d -ik cU i»v v k l*)-A r.J ' our troops" and the nation. for the safety of cur troops. Clearly, the United He also asked prayers for "the Innocent men. States and our coalition partners have been; women and children ... who have suiTered" as a blessed with both. W e thank the Lord for his result of the war. favor...." A sampling of churches in the Sanford, Lake He urged prayer for "G od's help and guidance Mary area has shown that pastors have not yet on the way that Ilea ahead and for "reconciliation' had enough time to decide what, if anything, will with all peoples." ; be done In observance of the proclamation. A Southern Baptist chaplain. Col. Daniel O. Several Christian and Jewish leaders have Davis, said he bellevea God placed a hedge of urged participation In the observance. protection around allied soltders In the Gulf War. P e te r's vestry persons, stuff. .?rar*E 3'3sd from a retreat held at tW The theme w a s " D i s c o v e r i n g ____ Celebrating the Unique You.?. L eadin g the Informal presentations ware the Rev. Beverly Barge sad Ids w |fe, A n n e . Those attending, in ad­ dition to the Bar] Sherry and Dave Bettye and Ty w m Ada and Bob O'Nad. No Ragsdale, Alice and -I Houghton. Dean__________ Byers. Marlon and Bill Dailey. Karen and Mike Martin. Chip and Berbers C h a p m a n . S h e rri an d Wayne Culver, “ and Pat Connolly. PM Steve Israel. U m S i ___ John Moore and SuMa and John MlUonlg. Easter continues locally, in Moscow From staff and wire reports SANFOR D S t. Jo h n Chrysostom Cathedral. 2743 Country Club Rd.. an Eastern Orthodox Catholic Church In America congregation, will cele­ brate Its Easter this Sunday. The Rev. Dlsmaa Markle, D.D., and congregation. Invite anyone Interested, to observe and cele­ brate with them the ancient traditions of Holy Week and Easter. Great Friday will be celebrated today at 8 p.m. with the Lamen­ tations ceremony. The taking of the body of Chrtst from the Cross and processing Him around the church and placing Him In the tomb. Holy Saturday will be re­ cognized with readings from Acts of the Apostles at 9 p.m.: Holy Vespers st 11 p.m. and the Resurrection Service at m id­ night. Easter Day service will be held at 12:30 p.m. with the Agape Service and at 1 p.m.. the Orest Feast. Sunlsnd Baptist Church, 2S2S Palmetto Tempi# Baptist Church, Palm Springs R d . Altamonte Spnnga Victory Baptist Church. Old Orlando Rd at Hosier Are Wsstviaw Baptist Church. 4100 Pads Road |46AI William Chepol Missionary Baptist Church, Mark t William S t . Altsmonla Springs Zion Hops Bapllst Church, 712 Or anpa Ava Mkocn Baptist Church. Oviedo Ovary Baptist Church. Cryatal Laka t 3rd, Lana Mary CATHOLIC Hberry Baptllt Church. 770 Sami noil Bind. All Souls Catholic Church, 902 Oak A sa . Santord * Baptlal Church. 3101 W 1st St. nlral I Church ot Iha Nativity. Laka Mary riuota First Baptist Our Laka Ol tha Lakes Catholic Church, 1310 Maximilian. Deltona m l at Missionary Baptist Church, Southwest Rd 81. Ann’s Catholic Church, Dogwood Trail. OsBary i.lrystds Baptist Church, Country Club Road. Laka Mary SI. Augustine Catholic Church, Sunsal O r. naar Button Rd , Caataibarry si Baptist Church, 910 Park A*a SI Clare Catholic Community meets at Osteen Civic Center first Ssptlsl Church ol Altsmonla Springs. Rt 436 Atlamoots Springs SI Mary Msgadelan# Catholic Church, Maitland Ave., first Sspttst Church ol Forest City Altamonte Springe St Ssptlsl Church ot Oanavs CHRISTIAN st Baptist Church. Markham Woods First Christian Church. IS07 S Santord Ave st Baptist Church ot Laka Monroa Flrel Christian Church ol Longwood. tSOO E.E Williamson R d. Longwood 1First Baptist Church of Longwood. M l East SR 434 Grace Chrtalien Church. Wilson Elsmenlary School. (Pads). 969 Orange First Baptist Church ol Ovtado Blvd. Santord , First Baptist Church ol Sanlando Spnnga Lakevlew Chnstlan Church, Saar Lake R d . ai Jamison { First Shiloh Missionary Bapllst Church, 1101 W 13th St Nortnsida Christian Church. Florida Haven D r , Maitland | First Baptist Church ol Oslsan Santord Chnstlan Church. 132 W Airport Blvd (Fountain Hsad Baptist Church. Ovtado South Sami riots Chnstlan Church. 300 W. SR. 434. Oviedo I Ho pa Baptist Church. Forsst City Community Cantsr. Forsst City CHRISTIAN S CtINCS Ibwependenca Baptist Miss Civic Laagua B ld g . Longwood First Church ot Clulet Scientist, 979 Markham Woods Rd . Longwood I Jordan Missionary Baptist Church. B20 Upsala Rd. J Ugntnousa Baptist Church. M S Longwood - Laka Mary Road CHURCH OF CHRIST j Lakavtsw Baptist Church. 1J* Lakavtsw A v t , Laka Mary Church ol Christ. 1912 S Park Ava [ Mac adorns Mission Baptist Church. Oak Hill Rd., Oslsan Church ol Christ at Lake Elian. U S 1792. N. Caasatbarry I Missionary Baptist Church, North R d , Eniarpnsa Church ot Chrtst. MO Palm Spnnga O f , Altsmonla Springs I Morning Glory Baptist Church. Oanavs Hwy Church ol Chnsl. Oanavs [ Ml Month Fnmiiiva Baptist. 1101 Locust A v a . Santord Church ol Chnsl. Longwood Ml Ollra Missionary Baplitl Church. Sanlando Springs Rd . Longwood Church ot Chnsl. W 17th St | Ml Sinai Missionary Baplitl Church. tSOO Jsrry A.a Northsida Church ol Chnet. Fla Haven O r . Maitland } Ml Zion Missionary Baplitl. Sipaa Ava. South Seminole Church ol Chnsl. 9410 Laka Howell Rd ! Saw Bainat Missionary Church. Sin SI t Hickory A rt CHURCH OP 0 0 0 ■Haw Mt Calvary Mistionary Baptist. U09 W 12th St Church ol God. 903 Hickory ■Haw Sal am Pnmitiva Baptist Church. I90S W 12th St Church ol God. 603 W 22nd St i Maw Ttttamant Baptist Church. Ouallaly Inn. North Longwood Church ol God. Ov>edo : Haw Mt Son Baptist Church. 1720 Faar Ava Church ol God Hdineea. Lake Monroa ' Haw Lila FsOowthip. 49S1 E Laka Dnva. Caasatbarry. FI 32706 Church ol God Misi on. Entarpnea , Northslda Baptist Church. Chuiuols Church ol God. 1402 W ISIh Si [ Paopit a Baptist Church. 1201 W First Straat. Santord Church ol God in Chnsl. Oviedo I Ptnacratl Baptist Church. It# W Airport Blvd. Church ol God ol Prophecy. 2909 S Elm Ava Prams Laka Baptist, Ridgs R d. Fam Part Church o> God Ol Prophecy. I70S S Persimmon Are i Prop'sts Missionary Baptist Church. Midway Church ol God ol Prophecy. I N S Centre), Oviedo Sscood Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church Waal Santord Church Cl Ood (Tin Oayt. Deltona Community Center. Deltona (Sun Room) Smyrna Baptist Church. 290 Ovarorcok Or. Cassaibany Reecua Church ol God. 1700 W IX h S I . Santord Starlight Baptist Church. 190 Bahama Rd. True Church ol God. 2700 Ridgewood Are . San lord St Jwnas Missionary Baptist Church. St Rd 4t9. Oslaan CO N O R !G A T ION A l St Johns Missionary Baplitl Church. 309 Longwood Ava . Aitasnonta Congregational Chnalian Church. 2S0t S Perk Are , Santord I SprtriQi EASTERN ORTHODOX SI Luka Missionary Baptist Church ot Comoran city, me Eaattrn Orthodox Church. SI George. 2001 Dylan Way. Maitland i Si. Pn J Baptist Church, St3 Pma A rt Eastern Odhodoa Church. SI Slevsn eot O C A , IM S lake Emma Road. ; St M M haw i Baptist Church. Canaan Hgta Longwood. F I 32790 f St k V n l Missionary Baptist Church. S O Cyp-asa St Eaatam Orthodox Church. Si John Or-hodox. 7743 Country Club Road. Sprtnghald Missionary Baptist. t2th S Cadar Santord EPISCOPAL All SMnte Episcopal Churcn, E DeBary A va, Enterprise Chrtst Episcopal Churcn, Longwood Episcopal Church ol I ha Haw Covenant, 179 Tuskawills Road. Winter Spnnga Holy Crass Episcopal. Park Ava. al 4lh 81. Sanford SI. Palars Episcopal Church. TOO Rinehart Road, Laka Mary St. Richard s Church. StSI Leke Howell Rd-, Winter Park Tha Church ot tha Good Shephard. Maitland. 331 Lake Ave. INTIROINOSSI RATIONAL Calvary Chnstlan Canter, 900 W 4th SI., Santord Living Waters Cathedral. West SR 4« and Karma! Road. Santord Northland Community Church. 930 Dog Track Rd., Longwood. FL 32790 Outreach Deliverance Center, 2231 Sipet Ave , Sanford JEWISH Bath Am Synagogue matting al Corner ol Sand Lake and County Lins Road. West 1-4 Temple Shalom. 1766 Elkcam Blvd. Deltona LUTHERAN A scansion Lutheran Churcn, Overbrook Dr.. Caataibarry Qood Shepherd United Lutheran. 29t7 S Orlando Or Holy Crass Lutheran Church ol Laka Mary. 790 Sun Drive. Lake Mary Lord Ol Lila Lutheran Church. 396 Tuekawllla R d . Winter Spnnga Lutheran Church ol Providence. Deltona Lutheran Churcn ol the (tedearner 2629 Oak Avenue Mete!Xh Lutheran Church. Golden Days Or t Mwy. 17 92. Caataibarry Si LuAee Lutheran Church, Rt 42S. Siena St Stephan Lutheran Church, 434 fuel West ol 1-4. Longwood METHODIST Samel! United Memorial Church. E- DeBary A r e , Enterprise Bear Laka United Methodist Church Bethel A M L Church. Canaan Hgta Caataibarry Community United Methodist Church, Hay 17 92 PInay Ridge R d. Caataibarry Chnsl United Methodist Church. Tucker D r . Sunlsnd Estates DeBary Community Methodist Church, W Highbanks Rd , DeBary First United Methodist Church. 4IS Park Ara. Flrsl Method'll Church ol Onedo First United Methodist Church ol Oanart Grace United Methodist Church. 199 N Country Club R d . Lets Mary Grant Chapel A M E Church. Oviedo Oakgrove Methodisl Church. Onedo Oslaan Methodist Church. Cor ol Carpenter S Murray S I . Oslaan Psora Wesleyan Methoditl. 9690 Wayside O r. Santord Pioneer Malhodtst Church, 110 N Poplar Are . Santord Sanlando United Methodist Church, SR 434 and 14, Longwood St Jams# A M L , 9th al Cypraas 51 Lues M B Churcn ol Cameron City. Inc . Beentail c*l S R *9 E SI Mary s A M E Church. St Rt 416. Oslaan SI Paul > Methodist Church. Oslsan Rd . Entarpnea Strafford Memorial Church, S DeBary NA2AM NE First Churcn ol the Neurons. 29St Santord Ara Oanavs Church ol lha Neurone. S R 49. Geneva lake Mery Church el the Naurene. 1711 Crystal Laka A m . Lake Mary Longwood Church ol lha Naurene. Way-nan S Jeaeup A m . longwood 1 A weeklong celebration of Easter la to begin In Red Square on Saturday, the flrqt legal public observance of the festival In the Soviet Union's capital, planner* aay. On the Eastern Orthodox cal­ endar. Easter falls this year on April 7. a week after the Western observance. Various events are on the program of the Soviet observan ce, called "H a p p y Easter Moscow." SEM IN O LE C O U N TY AREA C H U R C H DIRECTORY l»LY OF 0 0 0 family Workhlp Center, 2491 Airport Bird . San lord Aaaambly ol God. 1919 W. Jtn S t. Sanford kiva Assembly ol God, 1(75 Dixon R d , longwood j stall and Retreat address elderly population OVIEDO — Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalom< will be In idence at Centerbury Retreat and Conference Center. 1601 Alafaya Trail, May 5 to 10 to lead a 4-day retreat experience entitled “ Spiritual Elderlng.” The project, created by Rabbi Zalman, addressed the needs of the growing number of elderly. A second special time Is also offered with Rabbi Zalman when he will be leading a Sabbath (Shabbat) retreat on May 3-4. All are welcome to attend the entire week or any portion. Registrations and fees are separate for both. For additional Information and to register, call Richard Stone at 644-9573. C h r i s t ’ s e x a m p le enough to Complete *W * 3 ly yield our lives over be would 1 to the will of God for could riot help.' Mirk him Woods Church ol lha Naurene. t n 49. J w Muee weal el 14 al the Wekhra River FR ISSYTtRIAN Danone Presbyterian Church. Holland Blvd. S Austin Ave. Daltone First Presbyterian Church el Lake Mary Flrel Presbyterian Church, Oak A m . S 3rd SI. First ProsDylan an enuren el DeBary. I . Highland Markham Woods Presbyterian Church, 9210 Markham Woods Road. Laka Mary. FL St Andrews Presbyterian Church. 9913 Bear lab# Rd SI Menu Presbyterian Churcn. 1021 Palm Springe Rd . AJtsmante Sage Tuscswills Presbytartan Church, 3900 W m l Slate R d 439, Ovtado Fla. Upeaie Community Pros by! artan Church, Upeala Rd Weetml Meter Pteabylsrtsn Church, Rad Bug Rd., C seaelSorry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church, Hay. 439. FemM City Mare Hill Seventh Day Adventist Church, SOI E. 2nd S t, Santord Santord Seventh Day Adventist Church. H I S N. Highway 427 Seventh Day Adventist Church, Maitland A m , Altamonte Springs Winter Springe Seventh Day Adventist Church, 10 S. Mesa Rd. OTHER CHURCHES All Faith Chapel. Camp Seminole. Wekivs Park. Rd Allan's A M E. Church, Oliva A 12th •eardall Avenue Holiness Chapel. Saardai A m ChuluMa Community Church ~ Church ol Jesus Chnsl ol Latter Day Sarnia, 2319 Park Am Family Church Chnstlan Canter. 1944 Aemmoia Blvd Flrel Bom Church ol the Living Ood, Midway Fuel Church ol Christ. Scientist. Etkam Blvd and Venue S t . Danone Flrel Pentecostal Church el Longwood Flrel Pentecostal Church ol Santord Full Ooepei Church ol Ood In Chnsl, ISM jerry A m , laniard Full Ooepei Tabernacle. 2724 Country Club Road Grace Bible Church, 2944 t Santord Am i ' U Hory Trlnty Church ol Ood tn Christ. SB14 Margeuettlto Avg < Kingdom Hali cl Janavah’t Wtineea. Labs Monrge Unit f H 2 W TMrd H Lass Monroe Chapel. Orange Btvtf. lake Monroe Mt Oliva Honnaab Church, Oak H im R d . Oslaan Neighborhood Alliance Church. 301 Markham Woods Road. Longwood Pentecostal Open Bible Tsbamacto. Ridgewood A m . O il 29ih opposite Seminole High School Praise and Power Church, I I I W Wkbwr A m . Laka Many Rolling Hills Moravian Church. SR 434. Longwood Santord Alliance Church. taQ1 S Park Am Santord Brine Church. 2490 Santord Ava Second Church Of Tha Unrig Ood. 3429 BeardaU Ave, Santord Tha Fud Goapal Church ol Our Lord Joeus Chris), Waatongtan S i . C e naan Cxig The Saustton Army, 700 W 24th Sr Triumph. Tha Church Ol the Haw Age. 1009 W Bin St United Church o l Christ. Altamonte Community Chapel. Anamonie Untied Church at Christ Christian Fellowship. MO N Country O u b R d. Lake Mary U C S S Spiritual Centra 126k South Volusia Am . Cantor al Ott os and Volusia A m . Orange City Winter Springs Community Evangelical Congregational. 219 Wade S4 . Winter Springs �®A — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Friday. April 5. 1991 Russian Parliament gives oris Yettshr-new powers^ Com m unists to approve the proposed executive position. By THOMAS OINSBBRO A ssociated Press W rite r H m *U Photo by Kttty Jordan A n d re A g assi a ttra c ts a rd en t fo llo w e rs w h e re e v e r he g o e s on the tennis circuit and the Prudential S e c u ritie s Tennis C lassic at H eathro w is no excep tio n as this scene of adm irers and auth ograp h hunters during a break on Thursday d em o nstrates. N early one-of-a-kind official lends a hand ■y J I F F OARDEHOUR H erald C orrepsondent H EA TH R O W - In the fast­ paced world of tennis, have you ever w o nd e re d about w ho checks the color of a tournament banner? Or maybe, who works w ith disgruntled players In compromising on playing condi­ tions or a tournament draw? Mark D arby thinks about those types of tilings all the time. Quite simply because he Is one of only six Association of T e n n is Professionals (A T P ) Tournament Supervisors in the entire world. Darby, a Beaver. Pa. native. Is In fact, one of only three Americans In ibis elite group. " I ’m responsible for making sure the tournament Is run according to the rules and regu­ lations of the A TP To u r." said Darby during ttic* PrudentialHach tournament being held here this week. "Th a t's It in a nutshell. But there's a lot of stutf as well that I do ott a dally basis... like checklog on tlir banner and little things like that.” In Just hts second year as a tournament supervisor. Darby appears relaxed and comfortable In his position. A giant man at about 6-font-6. Darby had plenty of tu rnjc background to make him feel at home In his new career position A standout high school tennis athlete at Beaver High (Pa.|. Darby advanced to l tie suite championship quarterfinals In No. 1 singles his settlor year. Ills high school talent did not go unnoticed as Penn State U n iv e rs ity aw arded him a four-year scholarship. As a member of the Nlttany Lions. Darby made li to the NCAA Championships during tils se­ nior season at No. 1singles. Taking a crack at professional tennis, he spent four years p la y in g o n ih e S a t e llit e . Challenger and A TP tours before finally calling ii quits. "I gave it four years and I thought it was enough.” Darby said. "I thought that at the partlcular ranking I had. It wasn't profitable enough. My parents helped me out with some of the lentils expenses. It was time tnflnd njob." Darby's highest ranking In singles was around 3(50. while he fared s lig h tly belter In doubles at No. 300. . But In 1984. Darby found something better to do than take hts shots on the court. He became a tournament supervisor at Ihe Satellite and Challenger levels and worked at that for about six years. Along the way. tie also umpired In some A TP events. Fronrthal point, he became an ATP Tour Supervisor. Darby had filially caned hts niche In the tennis world. "I enjoy working with the players and Ihe tour." said Darby, who Is 34 and single. "I enjoy seeing It go off (well) ... both elements. Sometimes. It takes a little compromise to get It off on both sides." Darby's responsibilities have taken him clear around the wortd and hack. He hits been to New Zealand. Australia. Japan. Hiaztl and Italy. "Brazil was different." com­ mented Darby, "t remember It being a beautiful country. The tennis fans there ttvia titan the U.S. fans. They were fanatical. They were very sup­ portive of their own (players). That's unique because you don't .s e e H i m In t h e U S . as inuchr'— — * Darby foUh'o a tour.T.Trtrrw In Italy to be one of his most d lffu c u lt c h a lle n g e s as a tournament supervisor. "Th e surface was poor and the lighting was bad." said Darby. "The requirement |of total light brightness) Is lOO-foot candle. They had 50-foot. I finally agreed lo let them go on will) (tie tournament If they brought llghlng up to a standard and fixed l tie courts. "The y got the lights up to 90-foot -audio. Th e clay was soft (before they fixed it), li was such thill Instead of sliding, you had a hunch of dirt around your feet." Bui those types of situations seem few and far between for Darby. "It's a real people position." concluded Darby. “ You're talk­ ing to people all Ihe little 1 talk about different Issues with the players but 1 -have it lot to do with ttic officials loo." High unemployment rate will hamper any recovery By KAREN BALL AP Labor Writer W ASH IN GTON — The dramat­ ic surge In unemployment l li.it has put 1.6 million Americans out n( work in recent months Is expected lo hamper any «•«•«>nontlc recovery, analysts say. ' ' I t c a r r i e s a Itc u v y psychological punch ... It un­ employment Is high, people arc worried about their Jolts and then It takes longer for it boost In confidence to he reflected In higher spending." said David J o n e s , itn eco no m ist w ith Aubrey G. Lanston h Co.. a government securities dealer. U n e m p lo y m e n t hits been clim b in g steadily. In recent months, rising Irom tin- rela­ tively low rate of 5.3 | H -r c c n i Iasi summer to 6 5 pert cut. In Febru­ ary. The l.atxir Department was releasing its uucm|>loymcnt hg ores (or Mart It today In .nlvam «■ of the rc|xtrl. many analysts predicted the rate swelled again, probably to 6.7 percent. Thai would lx* tin- highest Jobless rate In more titan lour years. The unemployment report also shows how many Jobs U.S businesses cut or added for Ihe month Sonic analysts predicted FAR M ER S T h e approval was a clear victory for Yeltsin. BANKRUPTCY •IS IT FOR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP • •WIPE OUT DEBTS •KEEP YOUR PROPERTY •CONSOLIDATE B U S •STOP COLLECTION THREATS •STOP FORECLOSURE ANO LAW SUITS FREE LECTURES - NOON, SATURDAYS ROIERT H. 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For Instance, consumer confldcncc appears to lx- rebound­ ing and the sluggish housing market lixtks to tx- on its way hack, too SAVE s101 4-FOOT LAWN SWING with STAND CONTEMPORARY 5 PIECE DINETTE Constructed ol Canadian whitewoods and finished in redwood slain. Includes stand and all hardware. Includes a glass top table with a black and brass base, 4 black and brass chairs with rose volvot seat cushions $69 *188 D O O R BUSTER NO PAYMENT UNTIL JUNE! PORTABLE OUTDOOR GAS COOKER ON ALL SEASONAL ITEMS! Including Lawn 4 Patio Furniture Lawn Mowers 4 Air Conditioners Tin- bleak |ohlcss claims data showed applications lopping a half-million lor tin- third straight week "For those who might have Itcrn hoping for it ipili k end lo recession. I think tli.it notion should lx- shattered." said Allen Slnat. chief economist at the Boston Co. "It can tx- a long lime between the llrst signs ol life and when the economy actually starts to rreo\ or ' T h e resolution temporarily grants Yeltsin the authority to Issue "directives" in Russia, the biggest and richest Soviet re­ public. It also transfers many powers from Russia's fractious p a r lia m e n t to Its s m a lle r legislature, the Supreme Soviet, which has been more coopera­ tive with Yeltsin. REMINDS EVER YO N E T O TURN YO UR C LO C K S FORW ARD 1 HOUR ON SUNDAY A T 2 AM! that payrolls fell bv 200.(XX) in March, which would continue the recent stretch ol mass layoffs. However, some analysts said Thursday that their hopes tor a speedy end to the recession were dampened tty it l.;dx>r Depart incut report showing I hill Ihe mimlx-r ol Americans Ulmg new unemployment « taints lumped lo Ihe highest level In eight years Iasi month. MOSCOW - The Russian Fed­ eration parliament today Have final approval to new (rowers that txxisl Russian leader Boris Yeltsin's leverage In his stnndnfT with Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev. The 1.063-member Russian Congress of People's Deputies app rove d the new p o w e rs 607-228. with 100 abstentions, after defeating two d o ze n amendments pushed by hard­ line Communists. The filial vote on the resolu­ tion came Thursday and broke an Impasse at (tic nine-day special session. Initially called by hard-liners Intending to topple Yeltsin as congress chairman. Reformers capitalized today on their momentum and broadened Yeltsin's powers further In the final draft of the resolution. They stipulated dial tils |x>wers would expire when a new Russian president Is elected, putting ad­ ditional pressure on orthodox NO DOWN PAYMENT EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS! On Our In-Store Charge Plan' F A R M E R S F U R N IT U R E A P P L IA N C E S a n d E L E C T R O N IC S J f l— [L m ■• —• 2440 S. French Ave., Sanford 9 a m • 6 p m M on - F ll, 9 am • 5 Ph. 323-2132 p m S at., C L O S E D S U N D A Y rrm rr (£ J Z 3 T So Habla Espanol �FRIDAY Sahforcf Herald , W ™ i.* * * **“ April . ■ People, Pace 3B Comics, P Classified, Awards banquet By PHIL SMITH SANFORD — The Sanford-Scmlnolc Jaycccs' 1990-1991 "Player or the Week" Basketball Awards Banquet is set for 4:30 p.m. today at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. T h e banquet will recognize the weekly winners from the boys and girls teams at Seminole High School and tnc m en's and women's team at Seminole Community College. Also announced at the banquet will be the winners of the Student-Athlete of the Year award from each tenm. ’ After the dinner, the winners will go to the Orlando Magic-Port land Tra il Blazer game. Herald Correspondent H EATHR OW - Thursday night’s feature match between A ndre Agassi and David Engel In the second ro u n d of P ru d e n tia l Securities Tennis Classic was a story of converted opportunities by Agassi and missed opportunities by Engel. Agassi was 3-for-3 on three break points during the match while Engel converted Just l-of-10 break points and O-of-3 double-break points as the No. 1-seeded Agassi defeated Engel 6-4.6-4. YOUTH BASEBALL Babe Ruth opening day Agassi continually put pressure on Engel's backhand and relied oh his strong baseline volley game and conservative serving. Just trying to gel most of his first serves In Instead of going for aces. SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will hold opening day ceremonies for Its newest baseball league. Babe Ruth. Satur­ day. April 6 at Chase Park starting at 9 a.m. The Babe Ruth League, for boys 13-15 years of age. replaces the old Florida Ju n io r Major League for 13 and 14 year olds. After the opening day ceremonies, the parents and coaches from the American League teams will take on their counterparts from the National League teams In an exhibition softball game. "M y goal for the this tournament and the next few tournaments Is to get m y first serve In.” said Agassi. "My offensive attitude Is going to be reflected In the rest of my game because I beat people by working them as hard as I can." SOFTBALL Agassi struggled early In the match when he had to fight off double-break point on his first service game, live deuce points on his second and a break point on his third. Coaches needed SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is looking for coaches for Its senior girls softball league. The league, for girls 13-15. have enough players to fill the teams, but mare are still needed. All games will be played on Saturday at the Ft. Mellon Softball Field. Interested parties arc asked to call Jim Adams. Recreation Supervisor, at 330-5697. Umpires’ clinic scheduled SANFORD — The Sanford Officials AssoclaHon will 1/eW- an unu^e'* certification clinic •• S&turtt&yNutah^andwy,' Ap-rJi-O .uul 7. starting at 9 a.in. both days. T h is clinic Is for all those Interested In becoming un American Softball Association (ASA) umpire. , . . . — Cost of the clinic wilt be >20. * - f------------ i t a j ’w T " " t * '■■ f -u -v .-.r f .A * . » SB Agassi wins with breaks ■ BASKETBALL if iw jjin — 1991 •A» -l*'*/1 i /n . ?vVE LI* 'v i^ ’ T•»»/!* » -J IN B R I E F 5, » there and today was one of those days." said Agassi. “ T h is was a typical match where a year and a half ago there was a good shot that I wouldn't have won. But I'm a lot better at fighting to win and playing smart even If I'm not playing well." With Agassi's victory, all eight of the quarterflnaltsts arc from the United States for the first time In 275 tour events dating back to April. 1987. at the Volvo Tennis Classic of Chicago. In other second round singles matches Thursday. No. 3-seed and defending Classic champion Brad Gilbert defeated Patrick Baur 6-3. 7 -6 (7-5); Mallval W ashington crushed Nicolas Pereira 6-1. 6-3: and Chuck Adams outlasted Bryan Shelton 3-6.7-6 (8-6). 7-6 (7-4).. T h e d o u b le s com pleted the quarterfinal round today with the No. 2-seeded pair of Brian Garrow and Brad Pearce defeating Shelton and Kenny Thom e 7-5. 6-4. No. 3-secd Ken Flach and Robert Seguso were upset by Luke Jensen and Scott Melville 3-6. 7-6 (7-4). 6-4 while No. 4-sced Steve DeVries and David MacPherson won In straight sets over Roger Smith and Tobias Svantesson 7-6 (7-5). 6-4. Pereira and Pete Sampras got by MlhneaLon Nastase and Laurie Warder 6-4. 5-7.6-1. Then, up 5-4 and serving for the ' Th e singles quarterfinal matches set. Agassi ugaln had to fight off at Centre Court this afternoon will double-break point before reeling off start at noon with No. 4-sccd four straight points to win the set. Derrick Rostagno facing No. 6-seed Jim m y Arias, followed by No. 2With the score tied at 2-2 In the secd Sampras taking on No. 8-secd second set. Agussl -broke Engel's David Pate. serve but had trouble getting Ills serve In and Engel returned the The evening's match will start at favor and tied the set at 3-3. •7 p.m. wlllz Agassi'playing Adamefollowcd by Gilbert taking on Wash­ But Agassi was able to break ington. Engel's serve again In the next game ar.d cruised to victory and a Saturday's semifinal singles and berth In the quarterfinals. doubles matches will start at noon •There ure d i y i when you walk co urt. sn4 .»'■ and 7 p.m. w ith Sunday's champl" n g h tP y s M o n g g g g j t Cl j . F J ll Top-seed Andre Agassi movod closer to the championship In the Prudential Securities Tennis Cieseic when he broke pest David Engel 6-4, 6-4 in their fluarlqrfin»l male Ft Jtmrgflyj-Anassl plays Chuck A d a m s p m . 333-4947 or 330-5697. COLLEGE BASEBALL T w o of three Florida teams win ih A A U tourney From staff reports Knights sweep Siena ORLANDO — Senior right-hander Todd Affrlcano Improved to 4-0 Thursday by pitching the University of Central Florida (29-12) to an 11-0 win over Siena (3-6) In the nightcap of a doublcheadcr ut the UCF Baseball Complex. U C F won Thursday's first game 10-2. AfTrlcano pitched six Innings, giving up five hits while striking out seven and walking one. Jun io r Chris Law won the opener to Improve to 6-2. He also worked six Innings, allowing four hits while striking out four. In the first game, left fielder Eric Martinez went 4-for-4 with three KBI to lead a 13-hit Knight attack. U C F first baseman Klki Antonlnl extended his hitting streak to 16 gumes. Th e Knights will play Bethunc-Cookmun ut home tonight at 7 p.m. Th is weekend. U C F will host American South Conference foe South­ western Louisiana In a three-game set consist­ ing of a doublcheadcr Saturday bcglnnlg ut 3 p.m. and a single game Sunday at noon. SANFORD — Tw o of the three Florida teams Involved In Ihe 64th annual AAS/USA National Women's Basketball Championship tournament this weekend at the Seminole Community College Health and Physical Education Center won their first round matches Thursday and will meet each other this evening at 6 p.m. Tournament host Florida Altamonte Hilton, behind a 37-point effort from the University of Central Florida's Tara Phillips, defeated Snltz Manufacturing of Milwaukee 89-79. Earlier In the day. the Florida Flamingos from Miami defeated a team from the Armed Forces 81-78. In the first game of the tournament. Ted's Elites from Washington. D.C.. beat Team USA from Jacksonville 79-63. That was followed by the -Houston Olympic Hopefuls edging the Temple Stars of Tennessee 103-99. Four games arc scheduled for today. At 10 a .m .. the A rm e d F o rc e s p la ye d S n ltz Manufacturing in an elimination contest. That was followed at noon by another losers' bracket contest between Jacksonville Team USA and the Tennessee Temple Stars. Tonight, the Florida Flamingos and Florida Altamonte Hilton will play at 6 p.m. before Ted's Elites clash with Ihe Houston Olympic Hopefuls at 8 p.m. Admission is $2 per game, $3 per session. There will also be four gumes on Saturduy and two games on Sunday culminating with the championship gume at 1 p.m. On Thursday. Florida Altamonte Hilton sur­ vived a run by Snltz Manufacturing midway through the first half to take u 34-30 leud at halftime. Th e locals built on that advantage during the second half, outscorlng the Wisconsin team 55-49 over the last 20 minutes. Joining with Phillips to pace Florida Altamonte Hilton were Wanda Hums (15 points). Withers­ poon 113) and Tam m y Jackson and Marie Curdle □ B e e AA U , Page 2B Florid* Flamingo* I I I ) Jackion 0 00 0. Manning 0 00 0. Simmon, 1 00 2. Jono* 4 00 0. Baker 2 1 2 0 . Fulmore S S 7 IS. R Itherdwn 2 * 4 0. W IH on f 0 14 24. Monlgomary 0 0 0 0. Looey 2 * 0 10. Cottla J 0 0 0. PallagrIni 0 0 0 0 . Total*: 20 2SU01. • Armad F tr c a iO O Cannon 2 2 4*. Thompkln* * S * 17. Brown* I 2 1*. Hantan 3 4* II. Jazkion 1003. Portar 100 2. Hcwerd 4 0 Of. Campbell 0 800. Word 0 00 0. Joynar 11 3 2. Bullar 0 0 0 0 . Slubbt t 00 12. Total*: 20 1320 70. Halttlma — Florida Flamingo* *3. Armad Fore a* 37 Thraapolnt (laid goal* — Florida Flamingo* 0. Armad Fo re t, S (Brown 1. Hantan 1. Howard I). Total loult — Florida Flamingo* 17. Armad Foret* a . Feu lad out - Armad Foret*. Howard Technical* — Fiona. Mllwaukta Sniti Manufacturing (7f) Botham 7 3 2 1*. Sonnlag 1 0 0 7. Romlc 1 00 2. Oryar * 00 IS. Balarman I 00 7. Oppllgtr 2 7 2 7. Lumb 0 00 0. Proctor I S 7 21. Warg 2 0 0 4. Fra Itag | 2 14. Act* 2 2 2*. Total*: 2112 17 7f Florida Alta manta Hilton (I f ) Phillip* I* 4 f 27. Wy*tt 0 0 g 0. Roattlar 0 0 0 0. Cardla * 0 0 )7 . HughotSOOO. Burnt * 1 7 IS. LattarOOOO. KumplOOOO. Jaekton S 7 S 12. Wltharipoon 4 S S IS Total*: 37 17 21 Of Halttlma — Florida Allamonta Hilton 24. Mllwaukao Solti 20 Thrao point Hold goal* - Mllwaukao Sniti * I Oryar 2. OppUgar I ). Florida Allamonta Hilton 2 (Burn* 7. Phillip* I ) . Total lout* — Mllwaukao Sniti 17. Florida Allamonta Hilton 17. Foultd out — Nona Tachnlcal* — Mllwaukao Sniti. Lumb Barroso, R odriguez pow er Raiders past St. J o h n ’s COLLEGE FOOTBALL By PHIL SMITH Miami’s Fortay breaks linger Herald C orrespondent C O R A L G ABLES — Miami Hurricane sopho­ more quarterback Bryan Fortuy suffered u fractured middle finger of Ills right, throwing hand, the school announced Thursday. Fortay of East Brunswick. N.J.. was diagnosed and his finger put In u cast by Dr. Jo hn Uribe at Doctor's Hospital following Miami's scrimmage Thursday, according to a news release. SANFORD - Right fielder Blanc Barroso went 3-for-5 with a home run and three RBI w hile desaignated hitter Ducks Rodriguez went 2-for-4 with a home run and two RBI to power Seminole Com­ munity College to a 7-1 victory over the St. John's River Community College Vikings Thursday afternoon at Hulder Field. Gator linemen have surgery G A IN ESV ILLE - Florida offensive linemen Mark While and Hcsham Ismail, bothered’ by bone chips in their left ankles, underwent arthroscopic surgery on Thursday. White, a 6-5. 293-poundcr from Pensacola, has slurted 22 of the last 23 games for Florida at offensive guard and tackle. Ismail, u 6-2.’ 278-pounder from Lake Alfred, started ull I I games at offensive guaid last fall. Lake Mary High School graduate Curt Prom threw a complete-game four-hitter* for the Raiders, who Improve to 9-20 overall and 5-12 In the North Central Conference. With one out in Ihe bottom of the third Inning. Chad Epperson singled In front of Rodriguez's homer to right field, staking Prom and SCC to a 2-0 lead. Compiled from wire and staff reports. "He hung a curvcball to me and I Jumped all over I t s a i d Rodriguez. "It goi up In the wind and carried over Ihe fence." BEST B E TS OM T V | B A S K E TB A L L □ 7:30 p.m. — SUN. NBA. Portland T ra il Blazers ut Orlando Mags-. (L) Complete listing on Pegs 2B Her ad Photo by Kalb Iordan Curt Prom, a 1990 graduate o f Lake Mary H igh S ch o o l, allowed ju st tour h its during a co m p lete game victory over St. John 's C om m unity C o lleg e Prom also struck out live and retired the final seven V iking batters he faced SCC struck again in (tie fourth inning when Scott Curst ar.d Rich Knlzner led of with walks. Barroso l hen sent a blast over the left-center field fence to increase Ihe Raiders' lead to 5-0. "lie threw me a high, outside SI. Jehn'iCC Saminola CC McCoul. Wynne IS) and Taylor Prom and Cur»l WP - Prom 12 SI LP - MtCoul It SI D P - SJCC I. SCC 7 2B - SJCC. Edward* SB Nona HR - SJCC. Edward*. SCC. Rodrtguai IS). Barrow ID Record, - SJCC It IS. 2 IS N Cant C o n i. SCC * 20. S 12 NC C fastball that I was able to drive to the gup and that was all she wrote." said Barroso. "I seeing the hull really well lately and I feel that no one can throw anthlug by me right now.” • Meanwhile. Prom was mowing down the Vikings as he stntck out five baiters and retired the last seven In a row to earn his third victory of the season. "The whole team Is continuing to show Im provem ent." said SCC Coach Danny Nrllum. "Most of them are freshmen and. unfortu­ nately. It has taken until April to get them wtiere we want them. But they will be there next vear." The Raiders will go for two wins In a row this afternoon when they host Niagara County Community College of New York before return­ ing to their conference schedule Saturday afternoon will) a game against Central Florida Community College In Ocala. FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �■ ■ ■ — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday. April 5, 1991 S T A T S & STANDINGS ] Friday BASEBALL Colonial Claaalc: Lake Mary vs. Lake Brantley, 3JO p.m. Apopka Invitational at Apopka High School BASEBALL Colonial Claaalc at Colonial High School. Championship game 1 p.m. Apopka Invitational at Apopka High School Phltadilphle r t Houston at Kltelmee, 1:05 p.m. Cleveland vs. Cincinnati at Columbui, Onto, l to p m. Atlanta *i. St. L o u lia t loulsvltte, Ky., 1: X p.m. Boston « i Baltimore at Washlngtan. 1:15 pm . San Dtofo n >*atlto at Portland, 1:45 p.m . Lee Angel** at Calltomla. 4:05 p.m. Oakland at San Francltco. 4:0) p m . 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I X p m M inntto ta v t Chicago Whlto Soa at Saratota. 115 p m ChicagoCubt at Milwaukee. 7p m San D<tgo vt Seattle at Let Vegat. t 05 pm CaliforniaolLot Angela*. It U p m San FrancltcoalOakland. 10 15p m b l a r 4 t y i darnel Pltttburgh vt Detroit at Lakeland. Noon New York Yankeet v t Montreal at Watt Palm Beach. II 05 p m Minor Laegue All Start v t Chicago White Soa at Saratota, 11 15 p m Taaat vt Minna tola at Fort Myert. I 05 pm Houtton vt Philadelphia at Clearwater. I 05 p m Botton vt Baltimore el Washington. 1 55 pm St Louit vt Atlanta a> Richmond va 1 pm Toronto at New York M elt. I 10p m Milwaukee a! ChlcagoCubt. 1 N p n Sen Frenetics at Oakland. 4 05 p m Sen Diego >t Seattle el Let Vegat t 05 pm Lot Angeiet ai California. 10 01 p m Sunder 1 Garnet Portland vt Mmnetote el Fort Mpert I I 05p m New Je n e y L X X) X a si Pet. .7 X .334 .473 s n .h i OB — 11 10 m si a a J07 a Central DtoNlea ■ Chicago U t l .153 ■-Detroit to 77 A X a Milwaukee 44 X J ($ a Atlanta X X J it Indiana X 37 .M l Cleveland 34 47 .154 Charlotte D SI J t l W E S TE R N C O N F E R IN C * N L M . to 14 447 47 X .453 47 25 451 14 4S .144 Da 1lot 34 to J t l n 4t j i t 10 54 J M Paclfk Dtybton ■ Portland X I I ,7M ■•LA taker* X 31 .71* ■ Ptwenli X X M l i Gotden Stale X X J3 I Seattle x 17 .to* L A C Ilp p e n X 45 3*4 Sacramento X « .310 1 clinched playoff berth y-cllncheddivision title Thur tday't Oamet Botton 113, New Je n e y 104 Charlotte X , A Manta 01 Portland IBS. Washington W Minnttota 134. Denver i n San Antonio 105. Milwaukee 101 Chicago tot. Haw York 01 L A Laker* i n , Phoonla N Friday'* Oentot Charlotto at Cleveland. 7 :X p .m . Wathlngtonal Indiana, 7 :X p .m . Peritaad at Orlande, 7 :X p .m . San Antonie at Chicago. 0p.m . • . Minnttota al Detroit, I p.m. Utah al Dalles, l : X p.m. Houtton at Denver, » : X p.m. Phoenla at Golden State, I 0 :X p.m. Seattle ot L A Clipper*, l0 :X p .m . Miami at LA Laban. 10:X p.m. Saturday'* Gamut B aatonal0rianda.7iXp.in. Indiana at Atlanta, 0 p.m. Utah at Moulton, O iX p .m . Detroit at Now York. I : X p.m. New Jar lay at Milwaukee. 0p.m. Golden Slate at Sacramento. 10:30p.m. Senday't Oemei Cleveland at Charlotte. 1 p.m. Phi lade Iphle at Chicago, 1:30 p m. Portland at Dallas, 1:10 p.m. San Antonio at Mlnnetola. 3 :X p .m . Seattle el Denver. 4 p.m. Sacramento al LA Clipper*. 0 p.m. Phoenli at L A Laker*. W :M p.m. ■ San Antonio t Houtton ■ Utah awe^W|efl lepAu — 0 115k 17 to X 3350 O l — 1 | 11* » u X ly — Sly S 17 tow 77 345* | Jk V ^ ^ ^N v e T SSPxxtoBwvBwto 9^X Vancouver at Lot Angrie*. 10 15 p m Monday, April l L m Angalet at Vancouver, 10.35 p m Wednesday. April 1« Loa Angalet at Vancouver, )0 ;U p m Friday, April 13 Vancouver at L x Angela*, K : X p m II necauary Sunday. April 14 La* Angalet at Vancouver. 10 05 p.m., II All Tim e t Eat tom DIVISIO N S E M IFIN A LS IB e tt-e lD Wale* Cantorenca Pin i t vi o » vt. ttowjariey New Jertey toedt tar let 1* Wednetdey, Aaril 1 N .Y . Rangers v*. Washington H .Y. Ranger* Nad* U r ie l 10 . Wednetdey, April 1 N .Y . R angertl, Wathington 1 Friday, A p ril! Wathington at N. Y. Ranger*. 115 p m. Sunday, April 7 N .Y . Ranger* at Washington. 7 05p m. Tuesday, A p ril» N .Y. Rangers at Wathington. 1:11pm Thursday, April H Wathington at N .Y . Ranger*. 7:15 p m . It nrcettary Saturday, April 11 N .Y Ranger* at Wathington, 7:15 p.m .. it necettary Monday. April IS Wathington *1 N .Y . Ranger*. 7:15 p m . It necessary Botton vt. Harttord Hertford lead* terlet I d Wednetdey, April 1 Harttord 5. Botlon 1 Friday, A p ril! Harttord al Botlon. 7 U p m Sunday. April 7 Botlon al Hartford. 1:11pm Tuaiday. April* Botlonaf Hartford. 7 35p m Thurtday, April II Harllordat Bolton. 7 X p m . Iln tca iia ry Saturday, April 11 Botlon at Hartford. 7 15 p m.. Ilnacatiery Manday. April IS Harllordat Botton. 7 :X p .m , ll n te m e ry Montreal v i. Butlale Montreal laadt tartot I d Wtdnaiday, April I Montreal 7. Buffalos Friday. A prils Bulfato at Montreal. 7 15 p m Sundav Aaril 7 Montreal af Buffalo. 7 05 p m TutMtlVr A l t II f Montreal at Bullelo. 7 U p m Thurtday, April II 8 uftato al Montreal, 7 35 p m . II necauary Salurday. April 11 Montreal al Buffalo. 71Sp m . II necettary Monday. April 11 Buffalo al Montreal. 7 35 p m . II necettary Campbell Conference Chicage vt Mfnnatala Mrnnetela k adi M r let I • Thurtday, April 4 Mmnetote A Chicago 1. O T Salurday. April t Minnetofa at Chicago. I U p m Manday, April I Chicago at Mlnnetola. ( 05 p m Wednetdey. April I* Chicago al Mmnetofa. I 05 p m Friday. April tl Mmnetoia al Chicago. I U p m . i l necet tary Sunday. April 14 Chicago al Mmnetoia I 05 p m . II necet tary Tuetdey. April It Mmnetoia al Chicago. * U a m . II necet tary Delrerl Detroit lead! ter let I * Thurtday. April 4 D e tro it. St Louit 1 Salurday. April 4 O e tro la lS I Lo u it.I U p m Manday. April I SI Louit at Oelrwt. 7 U p m fa mi Ix f i f t h Cm H IL T O N H E A D IS LA N d T c . - Result* Thursday In (he Fam ily Circle Cup tourrva men! at Saa Pine* Racquet Club I seeding* In parentheses): Th ird I Marline Navratilova ( I ) , Aspen. Col., dtf. Petra Langrova. Germany. * 3 * 4 ; Gabriel la Sabatlnl (11, Argentina, dal. Helen Kelesl. Canada. * 3 * 1; Arantia Senchei Vicarlo 13), Spain, del. Halle Ctotfl, Knoavllle. Term.. 4 -1 , r e t i r e d ; J a n a N o v e ln a ( 4 ) , C ie cho tlo va kla , de l. Flo rrn cle L a b e l, A rg* ntlna.*1,*l. Helena Sukova (71, Crachotlovakla. del. Merced** Par, Argentine. *4, * 0 ; Leila Meskhl (SI. Soviet Union, dot. Jennifer Capriati (4 ), Saddle*reek. 34. 4-3. * 3 ; Natalia Zvereva ( I ) , Soviet Union, dot. Sandra Cetchlnl 111), Italy, * 3 * 0 : Fader lea Bonslgnorl. Italy, del. Sabin* Hack ( X ) , G erm a n y.4 3 .4 A Calgary v t. Ei t-0 Thurtday, April 4 Edmonton 3. Calgary I Saturday, April t Edmonton at Calgary, I. U p m. Manday, April I Calgaryal Edmonton. * :U p .m . Wednesday, A pril 10 Calgary al Edmonton, f :X p .m . Friday, April 11 Edmonton at Calgary, 0 :X p.m., II necet tary Sunday, April 14 Calgary at Edmonton, 0 05 p.m .. It necet tary Tu e td a y .A p rllit Edmonton ot Calgary. 0 :X p.m .. II nece* tary Third I_____ M ary Lou Den let*. Chicago, and Louise G re g o ry . South A fric a (S ), d a l. O lg l Fernanda*, M ia m i and J*na Novotna. Ctochoslovakla. 44. 3 A 7* 17 5); A ra n tia Senear Vicar to, Spain, and Hakrva Sukova. Ciechotlovakla (3), d*t. JonnHar Cepriell. Saddlakreak. and Gabrlella Sabatlnl, Argon line. 3*. * 3 *7. Claudia Kohde-Kitsch, G erm any, and Natalia Zvereva. Soviet Union. (4 ), dot. Sandra C ic c h ln l, Ita ly , and P a tr ic ia Terablnla. Argentina. 4-1. 4-3: Katrina Adamt, Chicago, and Merced** Pa*. Argon tin* ( l ) , dal Marline Navralltova. Aspen, Col., and Pam Shrlver, Baltimore (• ), suspended derkn***. NASCAR Tran South SM D A R L IN G TO N . S.C. - The top 10 potlttont tor Sunday'* *541.750 TranSoulh 500 at dtlermlned during qualifying Thurtday al Darlington Raceway, with driver'* name, hometown, cor and tpeed In mile* per hour. ITho final X tpott will be dtlermlned Frtde y): I. Geoff Bodlne, Chemung. N .Y ., Ford, U l . f X : 3. Sterling Merlin, Columbia, Tenn.. Ford. I41.0U: 1 Ernie Irvan. Modalto. Calif.. Chevrolet. 141.037; 4. Ken Schrader, Fan ton. Mo.. Chevrolet. 140.717, 5. H arry Gant. Talortvllle. N.C.. Oldtmobll*, 140 457. 4. Allan Kulwlckl, Greenfield. Wit.. Ford. 140.444; 7. Dale Earnhardt. Kennepolli. N.C., Chevrolet, 140 745; I. Brett Bodlne, Chemung. N .Y ., Bulck, 140.074; *. Darrell Weltrlp. Franklin, Tenn . Chevrolet. 140071; 10 Michael Weltrlp, Owentboro. Ky., Pontiac. 157.457. II. Dovey Alliion, Huey town. Ala.. Ford. 1X4S1; 12. Mark Marlin. Bateivllle, A r k . Ford 1X.SS4; II. R(cky Rudd. Cheupeeke. Vo., Chevrolet, 154 174. 14. Dale Jarrell. Hickory. N.C .. Ford. I l l 177; IS. Kyle P tlly, Randleman. N.C.. Pontiac. I X 471. II. Rick Matt. Rockbridge Bath, Va., O ld lm e b lle . 151 403; 17. B ill E llio tt, Oawtonvllle, Go.. Ford. 114.477; II. Rich W lliee, Bartew, Bulck. 154.474; 17. Hut Stricklin, Calera. Ala.. Bulck, 114 340; X Derrlke Cope, Spaneway, W a th . Chevrolet BASKETBALL 7 p.m. — SUN. NBA, Magic Pregam* Show, IL ) 7:30 p m . — SUN. NBA. Portland Tra il Blater* at Orlando Magic, IL ), alio al ID p.m. I p.m. — T N T , NBA. San Antonio S p u n al Chicago Bull*. (L ) l a m . — ESPN, Col leg*. Slam Dunk 1 3 point chempionthip G O LF 4 a m — ESPN, Senior PGA Tradition, tecond round. (L ) G YM N ASTIC S * p m. — ESPN. McDonald** International Mlaedpalr* HOCKEY 7:X>p.m. — SC. N H L playoff*. New Je n e y at Pilltburgh. (L ) II p.m. — SC. N H L piayoll*. Hartford at 117 NASCAR Pentlac Prc#«*tter 10* D A R L IN G TO N . S C. - The lop » potlllcni 700 at determined during qualifying Thurt day al Darlington Raceway, with driver'* name hometown, car and tpeed In mile* per hour. (Th e llnal X ipott will be determined Frid ay): I. J im m y H a n tla y , R id gew ay, V# , OtdimebOe. IM tea (Neck record; oto record. Geolf Bourne, IS7 444. tel In 1X7.1; 1 Michael •null i llOJpKWtoWpyUfa./wr-'Friday. AprUS New Jertey at PtltJOurgn. / J5 p.m. Sunday, April 7 Pltttburgh at New Jartey. 7: X p.m. Tuatday, April 0 Pltttburgh at New Jartey. 1:45 p.m. Thanday. April II New Jen ey al Pltttburgh, ! : X p.m .. it necettary Saturday, April II Pltttburgh al N tw Jtria y , 7:45 p.m ., II necettary Manday, April 13 New Jersey at Pittsburgh. 7:15 p.m .. II necettary T" Tuetaay, April i t Vancouver al Lot Angeiet. I 0 :X p.m.. II necettary IX . O arry1. Weltrlp. Frin klln Tenn.. Chevrolvl. 1X 074. 5. Bobby Labonte. Corpui Chrltll. Ta ia i. Oldimobile. I X 044. 4. Dale Jarrell. Hickory, N.C.. Ponllec. 157.011: 7. Morgan Shepherd. Conover. N.C.. Ford. 1S7.772; I. E m le Irvan. Modttlo. C a ll!. Chevrolal. 157 575. 7 Jail Gordon. Plt.iboro, In d ., F o r d . 157.457; 10. H a rr y G anl, T a y lo r tv ille N C . Bulck. 157 117. II. W ard Burton. South Botton. Va , Chevrolet. 154 714. 17. Jim m y Spencer. Burwlck, Pa . Ponllec. 1X 704; II. Jell Burton. South Bolton. Ve , Chevrolet. 154 514; 14. Oevey Johnion. Imperial, P a . Ponllec. 154I X , IS. Oavld Green. Owentboro. Ky., Oldimobile. IX . 144 14. Steve G r l i i o m , G a d id a n . A la .. Oldimobile. I X 134; 17. Tom my Houiton. Hickory, N C .. Bulck. 1X311; I I Jack Sprague, Spring Lake. Mich. 1X114; 17 Tom my E lllt. Richmond. Va.. Bulck. 1X015: X . E d F e rrte . Savon burg P a . Bulck, 1S5.77I. QOLP ) Tradition Settler* S C O TTS D A LE , A ril. — Scorr* Thurtday In the llrtl round ol the 5400 000 Tradition played on the 4.144 yard i. par X 34-72 CochiM CourM . Phil Rodger* 22 13-45 Bob Bru* 35 U -4 * Don January 31 U -4 * Gary Player 37 13— 4* Georg* Archer X 31— 4* Jim Dent 1711-4* Mike Hill 14 35-4* Ban Smith X U -4 * Tommy Jacob* M 1 3 -4 * Chi Chi if odriguei 14 U — 4* Waller Ztm britki X U -7 0 Dev* Hill U 17-70 Jim Colbert X 14-70 John Paul Cain X U -7 0 Miller Barber U X -7 0 Dick Htndrlckion X U -7 0 Tom my Aaron IS U — TO Bulch Baird U U -7 1 Al Kelley 1 / U -7 I Jeck N k kleut 37 U -7 1 Bobby Nicltolt X U - 71 Bruce Crompton 17 U -7 1 Dal* Douglait U X — 71 Bab* Hlshay U X -7 t Jim m y Powell U 17-71 Jlm Ferree X X - 71 Bruce Devlin X U -7 1 Al Balding U X -7 1 Terry Dill X X -7 1 Gey Brewer U X 71 Don Biet U X -7 1 Gen* Lilller 17 X 71 Rive* Me bee X 1 7 -7 ] BillyCetper U M -7 1 John Brod.• 37 X — 71 Drwlll Weaver X 15 71 Gibby Gilbert X 1 7 -7 ] Simon Hobday X U -7 1 1154.MO P IN G Wtlch t Champtenthtp TUCSO N. A ril - Score* Thurtday alter tha llrtl round Of the SIM 000 P IN G Wtlch t Chempionthip played on the *14] yard par U 17— 71 Randolph Park North Golf Court# Chrtt John ton J] U -47 Baity King 1114 41 Alliton Finney n X — 44 Patty Sheehan U U 44 Nancy Scranton Brown 15 11-44 K arm D avtat U k -4 4 Joan Pitcock U U -4 * Krlttl Albert U U -4 * Michelle McGarut U U -4 * Caroline Kaggi U U — 4* Jan Slapfwnun 11 X 4* Cindy Rarick U X 70 Tracy Kardyk 15 15 -70 Brand>e Burton 1117— 70 ElamaCrotby U 17— 70 Sutie Redman U U — 70 OottreMoch: ie 15 11 70 K rliTtch elter X U -7 0 Cmdy F'o g Currier U X -7 0 Donna Andrew* 14 X — 70 Kathy Pottkw aii U I '-t o Tam m ieGrten U X -7 0 « 35-34— 71 33 3*— 71 35-3*— 71 333*— 71 34-37— 71 **■37— 71 34-SS— ) l X 34— 71 34-35-7! 3334-71 15-3*— 71 X -3 4 -7 1 3*37-71 15-34— 71 3330— 71 3*35-71 333*— 71 Dale fo w lin g Sally Little Colleen Walker Barb Bunkowthy Lite Walter! Jane Cr atier Pamela Wright Val Skinner Cathy J o h n ton Lea Anfilat vt. Vamaeear Tui' iu io rtt.y'n J iJ .•.# Portnoi* r'e tw / ,* SI Lev i t » Lynn Carnally Michelle E tllll M in i Edge — Itto A 'V w e n Pal Bradley M lttle MeGeorge K r lt Monaghan Thai l i l y, April 4 Vancouver 4. L « Angalet 1 BMAA IT A ia M M L W S4 41 X » u ---------------a y , April It St. Louli at Detroit, 1:15 p m Friday. April 11 Detroit at St.Tout*. •: 35 p m:,TT15Kf J~»ry Sunday, April 14 SI. Louit at Detroit. 0:05 p.m ., It necetsary Tuotday, April 14 Detroit el St. Leuk. (:3 5 p m . It naentary ■ S K IIN G -------I a m . — SUN. Winter I Sliding Sport* Champion thip Saturday A U T O R A C IN O 1 p .m E S P N . N A S C A R P o n tia c Pacattetor* 100 l:J0 p m. - 5 U N . Thia Weak In NASCAR *p m - ESPN. USAC MidgaH ........ .......... W li pi 10 *.m. — C V . High texooi. Colonial CtotVc. cof'tnl»tl'v> gamo. IL) 1 p m — CV. High tchuol. Colonial Cl**tlc. chempionthip gam*. (L ) 3 p m — OR. Exhibition, Toronto Blue Jay* v*. New York Mel*. (L ) 2 :IS p m. — G N . Evhlbllton. Milwaukee Brewar* v*. Chicago Cub*. IL ) 12: X a m. - SUN. College. Florida al LSU B A S K E TB A L L 1 p.m . — W C P X 4, M cD onald'! A llAmericanClattlc. ( L ) 7 p m — SUN.M agic Prtgem*Show 7 » p m. — SUN, NBA. Botton C o llin at Orlando magic. I L I altoal 10p m. 105 p.m. — TB S . NBA. Indiana P e ca n al Atlanta Hawkt. IL I BOW LING 3 p m - W F T V f. PBA, True Value Open. IL ) B OXING 1:10pm - SUN. Fight Night af the Forum FIS H IN O 2 p m . — TN N . BP FlntGem* C O L L E G E F O O TB A L L 1 pm SC, M. X . Florida Sprlngt Orangt/Blu*Game, IL ) W LA F 2 p m — US. Orlando Thunder at London Monarch*, (L ) I p.m. — US, Barcelona Dragon* al Raleigh Durham Skyhewkt. (1 ) G O LF 1 p m — SUN, PGA Almanac 1 p m — W F T V *, PGA. Independent Inturanc* Agent Open, third round. I D 5 p m . — ESPN. Senior PGA Tradition, third round. IL I. alto at 1 3 0 a m. O YM N ASTIC S 5 p.m — SUN, Collage Women. Oregon Slat* at Wathlng ton HOCKEY ( X p m. — SC, N H L playotft, Detroit at SI Louit. (L ) II X p m — SC. N H L playoff*. Vancouver al Lot Angalet HORSES Noon — ESPN. Show lumping, American Invitational 4 p m — ESPN. Gotham Slake*. (L I Sp m — SC. Preview Slake*. IL I 5 X p m — SC, Pan American Handicap. (L I SW IMMING l O H p m — TBS. U S Olympic Gold U S National Championthlpa TE N N IS 4 p m — W ESH 3 Family Circle Cup. women'* tmglei temllinel. IL ) TR A C K 10a m — SC. Col leg*. F lor Ida Ra Ia y* W R E S TLIN O 5 pm W CPX 4. College. N C A A I Champion thipt M IS C E LLA N E O U S 2 H p m — W ESH 1. Olympic Show cate IL I 4 X p m - W F T V f. Wide World ol Sport* It nd HI BASKETBALL M 0 pm - W W NZ AM (740). N B A . Porielnd Trail B la m t a f Orlando Magic M IS C E L L A N E O U S ! 5 p m - WBZS A M HITS). Sporttltn* 4 10p m — WWNZ AM 17X1.SporttTelk a X p m - WBZS AM (>1701. The Sportt Scene Saturday BASKETBALL 7 X p m - WWNZ AM (7401. NB A. Botton C tillct al Orlando Magic B AS E B A LL 10 a m - WBZS AM (11701. High tchooi. Colonial Clattlc. contoialian game, champl onthipgeme. I p m FO O TB A L L 1pm W OBO A M (S K I. W LA F. Orlando Thunder at London Monarch* TE N N IS tl X p m - WBZS AM II17BI. Cantor Court premalch thow I p m - WBZS AM (1170). Prudunliel SecurilietClattlc. lirtl temilinal M IS C ELLA N EO U S 11am WBZS A M IU 7 0 I. N H LFeceo it e a rn -W B Z S AM 411701. Wteaend tportt update la m WBZS AM (tqlTEI. NBA Beal W e e r a s o o r l y a . s e n io r . Englewood Lemon Bay. -SptR aM CUSTIN E- -Mtxfc'*. the Florida Sports Writers Associa­ tion 1990-91 Class 2A All-State boys and Rlrla basketball teams: C L A M SABO TS m a t Team Tony Davis, Junior. Chlpley: Reginald Larry, senior. Port St. Joe: Bill Perry. Benlor. Eustls: Mike Reed, senior. Interlachen: Joel Rinehart, senior. Cocoa Beach. McoadTsasa Greg Anthony, senior Tavares: C h r is D o e r in g , s e n io r . Gainesville P.K. Yonge; Ron Dunn, senior. Jacksonville Bish­ op K e nn y: Maurice GrlTOn. Junior. Rockledge: Jamie Irving, senior, Miami Gulliver Prep. Third Team Deilo Brown, senior Vernon: Craig Calhoun, senior. Sarasota Cardinal Mooney; Craig Jackson, senior. Green Cove Springs Clay: T .L . Latson, Junior. Gainesville P.K. Yonge; Shanaka c L H s a A o n iL B First T *aa Erica Jones, senior, DeFunlak Springs Walton County: Crystal Poppell. senior. Cocoa Beach; S h e lle y S a n d e r s , s e n io r . Clearwater Central Catholic: Lori W erner, senior. Jacksonville B is h o p K e n n y : D e b o r a h Williams, senior. Pahokee. Second Team K e tu r a B o y k i n . J u n i o r . Newberry; K l a Coll, senior, O t I i M b Bishop M oors: Laurie O w e n s , s e n io r , K e y s to n e Heights: Kelsha Richardson, J u n io r . T a v a r e s : C a ta rs h a Tensley. senior, Marianna. Third Team Gwen Clayton, sophomore. Frostproof; Angle Farah. sopho­ m ore. J a c k s o n v ille Bishop K e n n y ; S u e Jo n e s , Jun ior, Pahokee: Christy Matthews, se­ nior. Lecanto: Dory Schofield, sophomore. Cocoa Beach. AAU Con tinned from IB T * r * s u t* (« > (12). Frotf I M 1. Singleton 3 GO A Lewi* 3 1 3 1, Am y Proctor scored a team- Car ten 1 1-3 t l Parker 0 00 0. Olaan 1 3 1 4 . Jackton 10S A Conner 10 0 1. Organ 7 00 IA leading 21 points for Snltc Ray 7 3-417, King 14 4 W. Total*: 31U X M . Manufacturing, which also got Jacktonvllle Team USA 1*3) Lowlt 1 4 4 4. Taylor 0 1 2 1 . W llien 5 0 ) It. 16 from Sandy Bothum and 15 KolfyOOOB. Seymore0 00 0, F ra n c * 1 00 23, from Janet Dryer. Heckttoll 1 1 4 7. Roblnton 3 31 A Walker 0 T r a c y W ilson of G eorgia OO 0. Oliver 0 0 0 0. Mobley 3 OO A Wood* 0 00 Southern netted 26 points while 0. Tofol*: 11107303. Halftlmo — Ted'* Elite 1a Jacksonville Della Fulmore (University of Team USA 11. Three-point (told gaol* — Tod's Miami) added 15 and Yolanda Ellto 1 1Carson 3). Jacksonville Team USA 1 (Wilton, Franco). Total tout* — Tad's Ellto Lansy (Cheyney State) had 10 to Jacksonville Team USA IS. Fouled out — guide the Florida Flamingos over 10. Non*. Technical* — Non*. the Armed Services. Providing the offense for the Hautton Olympic Hepatol* (1(3) 1 4 5 70. Carter 0 A t 70. Reetcano * « Armed Services were Rhonda 13.Ellis Roper 70*11. Fraeney 4 O O I. O a lla tlO O Thompklns (17). Felicia Brown A Perrol * 1-4 15, Jam** 0 OO 0. Total*: 30 (16). Tonia Stubbs (12) and Jaela 1034 t n . Tanna*tea Tempt* Start (W ) Hcnscnd 1). Franklin 4 O l It, Jarrell 4 31 t l, Caruther* Ted ’s Elites from Washington. 0 0 0 0. Holme* 1 OO 7. M eFall 7 OO 14. Webb 4 D.C. got things rolling when they 35 17, Hillman 1 OO 1. Moon 13 331*. Jankins 0 A Perkin*00 0 0 . Trial*: 3* t o i l » . built a 34-31 halftime lead over 30Hal III me — Tenneiaaa Temple Star* 34, Jacksonville Team USA. then Houston Olympic Hopefuls 4*. Three point turned up the fullcourt pressure field goal* — Houston Olympic Hop*fui* 3 in the second half and lead by (Carter 2. Roper 2. Reetcano !>. Tai Temple Start a iWtfeb 2. Holme* I, Jenkl more than 20 points before 1). Total foul* — Houtton Olym pic Hopolu finally winning by a margin of IA Tonne***# Tempi* Start 21. Foultd out Nona. Technical* — Non*. 17 points. Shelly Ray led Ted ’s Elites with 17 points. Tandrela Green probably was the second one scored 10 of her 14 during the when the Houston O lym pi decisive second half. Corlnnc Hopefuls and Tennessee Temp! Carson added 13 while Britt Stars combined for 202 pointsThe Temple Stars led by ftvej3fc King contributed lo. the lrtersnts^'on. BurfPa; ’ —fiir.-F i! F r a n w - u e w * a gai m1—— high 25 points for Jacksonville the Olympic Hopefuls outscorerff Team USA. The problem was. th e ir Tennessee opponents the only other player to score In 54-45 In the f.econd half. Donna Roper scored 21 points double figures was Kimberly Wilson, who chipped In with 11. for Houston while teammates Everyone else was in single Sonya Ellis and Dcjuena Carter digits itoiUutVnn MrmiCBMMixfll. ^gn rh tyirt */0. Lisa Moon had a Central Florida graduate Fayette game-high 29 points lor the Robinson, who finished with »i\. ’ Temple Starar-Kirrt-V.'cbb added 17. The best game of the day Bell back on top with free-wheeling Thunder ■y ROB Q LO tTIA AP S p orts W rite r L O N D O N - T h e long downward spiral Is over for Kcrwln Bell. So Is the frustration of going from teen-aged hero to young has-been. After years of NFL rejection and serious Injury. Bell Is a star again, throw ing touchdown passes for the Orlando Thunder of the World League of American Football. Bell has passed for 610 yards and nine touchdowns while leading Orlando to victories In Its first two games. He has been named player of the week In each of the new league’s first two weeks, "It does get a little grim when you’ve been cut by NFL teams and you had major knee sur­ gery. People forget about you." he said. "This league has given me a chance to show people 1 can win ballgamcs for them.” Fame came early for Bell, A walk-on. he became a statewide hero as a freshman by passing Florida to the 1984 Southeastern Conference title and being named SEC player of the year. But It was never to be that easy again. He kd Florida lo first place In the SEC his sophomore year, but NCAA proballon deprived the Gators of the title. After a good Junior year. Hell was overshad­ owed In his senior year by freshman running back Emmltt Smith as Florida turned Into a rush-oriented team. Bell had little success tn the NFL. He was draftrd by the Miami Dolphins and released In training canip: after u year In Atlanta, the Faleons left him unprotected, and he Was re­ leased after a year of bench warming In Tampa Hay. T o make things worse, he ripped a knee ligament while playing basketball In April 1990 and spent last fall recovering front surgery. Then came the W LAF. Bell. 25. was drafted by a club In his home stale dedicated to passing the ball. He threw a touchdown pass of 75 yards on his first play. "A n y quarterback in America that ever played the game would like to play for this team," he said. "Y o u’re not restricted one in ch . I t ’s un b elievab le the freedom I have here." O rlando, w hich faces the London Monarchs in a battle of 2-0 teams Saturday, has scored 93 points In two games. Head coach Don Matthews spent the past 12 years In the Canadian Football League and has brought that attacking philosophy to the Thunder. "O u r whole premise Is to throw the ball first to establish the run." Matthews said. "As the No. 1 guy tn a wide-open offense, he can show off. We encourage him to throw, not run." A $1.00 bekat can make you an instant *10,000°° WINNER Jackpot given away every Sat. nigh AIm ploy ths all naw TwtnTrifacta 0 4 KxcHinfl R o m s ) Nightly/CO pm Thun. Lada’ Ncftl ,T1 •Free Admaton Mon. Wod, oOL SpaaaiGreup Closed Sunday Package* AnWfe Sorry, you must be 18. SANFORD ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB North ot Orlando, just oft Hwy 17-92 I 301 Dog Track Rd., Longwood ood p! 831-1600 u �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, April 5, 1W1 — People Help find best mom T h e S a n fo rd H e ra ld la searching for an area mom worthy or our annual "Mom of the Year" title. We’re asking our readers to help by w ritin g letters of nomination to be reviewed by our Judges. Winners will be based on letters exhibiting clarity and sincerity and should Include examples and anecdotes about why your nominee Is the best mom. Your nominee need not be your own mom. Only residents of Seminole County are eligible to be selected as "Mom of the Year." but nominators need not live In the county. To enter: Write a letter about a special mom telling us why she Is so special. Letters should be typed or printed legibly. Include the n o m ln e e s 's nam e, street address, city and a daytime phone number at the top of your letter. At the end of your letter. Include your name, address. " daytime phone number and age If under 18. Deliver or mall to "Mom of the Year,” Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford. Flor­ ida. 32771. There Is no length limit on letters. Entries are due at the Herald office by 1 p.m.. Friday. May 3. Winners will be featured In the Mother's Dy edition of the Herald, Sunday. May 12. Beautification award The Sanford Scenic Improve­ ment Board has chosen Con­ k lin , P o rte r and H o lm e s Engineering firm for the April Beautification Award. From left: Jerry Herman, public works director, Mayor Bette Smith, Kris Strlne, Lois Dycus, Eliza Pringle, Linda Gardner, Phyllis Conklin, Terry Zaudtke, Paul Porter and Ray Sage, chairman of SIB. Army Spec. Walton afcnin ja m . ■— .____jt nffsxt n s i l l HTfVIAxn mil J I HRrVlll A r m y S p e c . T h o m a s M. W a lto n , a m i lit a r y p o lice specialist, has arrived for duty at Torll Station. Okinawa. Japan. Teen’s shotgun wedding missed mark Walton Is the son of Verna K. Dickens. 120 Three Oaks Lane. Sanford. Walton Is a 1987 graduate of Seminole High School. Sanford. Sp«c. Walton IN B R I E F Birthday party cancelled The hostess regrets that the birthday party planned to honor Eunice Horton, who will be 80 on April 0. has been cancelled due (o Illness. Th e party was scheduled between 4 and 6 p.m. Spring concert scheduled The annual spring concert of the choral organizations' o f ^emtnolr Community Colla r 1— td In the Fine Arts Concert Hall on the -Sanford campus. Sunday. April 7. 3 p.m The program will be very varied, and for the first time will feature an Alumni Choir of former members of the choirs of ihc college In celebration of the 25th anniversary of SCC. The SCC Brass Choir, under the direction of John Almeida, will begin the concert program. The Chorale..now In Its 24lh kv£ g^jvill sing a group of madrigals and several pieces from T^^ffifp o ra ry choral h u V S M . I C W r e f W V - e ' . i l - perform-n very challenglc.g^vt of selections from several styles and periods, sacred ^nd secular. Dr. Burt Fertnchlef, director of choir activities at the college since 1967. has chosen representative works from each of the four decades of the history of the choral program for performance by the Alumni Choir. All choirs will gather for massed performance of five pieces at the conclusion of the concert program. The public Is cordially Invited to attend the concert. Admission Is free. T.O.P.s host guest speaker Robert J . Smith. M.D. will be the guest speaker at the Take Off Pounds Sensibly meeting to be held Tuesday, April 9. 7 p.m. on the third floor at Howell Place. 200 W. Airport Ulvd. Sanford. Smith will speak about "Home Care and Skin Diseases" The public Is Invited to attend. For more Information call 322 0596. Foresters visit children’s home The Independent Order of Foresters Court Gator 463 visited the Russell Home for Atypical Children In Orlando last Sunday. The children's eyes gleamed with delight when they saw the big Easier bunny. Chief Ranger Larry Dries, hopping down the trull. Asslsllng Dries were: Kathy Smith, junior promolrr of children's activities: Eddie Smith, flnaclal ’secretary: Flo Eckstein, junior Beetle: Dick Bodlcker, good and wclfurc committee and Bodlcker's wife. Mildred. Dries distributed many goodies lo the children. "Il did my heart good to sec smiles on these special children's faces. This Is one Easier all of us will not forget. It was a very special afternoon." Kathy Smith said. D E A R ABBYs When I was barely 17 years old. I went with a very pretty girl who had a reputation for being easy. She wanted me to go all the way with her and I almost did: then she dropped me for a guy who was more "m ature" (her words). About three months later, on a hot summer night, she drove over to m y house In a borrowed car (her brother’s) and took me for a drive. She seemed very glad to sec me and said things like. "1 can't seem to get you out of my mind," Wc parked by the Inkc and she started to kiss me and rub me all over. She got me real excited and practically tore my clothes off. 1 told her 1 wasn't prepared for sex. so she said. "Don't worry — l*m on the pill." a 'ng didn't )0 minutes. It all happened so fnsi I was almost In shock. Wc saw each other almost every weekend for about a m o nth, und then n lir told m e ah r ADVICE 3* ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR BTUCKt You and your parents should discuss this with an attorney. Perhaps you arc not us "stuck" as you think you arc. There arc tests thnt can prove whether or not you are the bahy’s father. A blood sample from the baby and another from you is all that's necessary. .J I E A B wW 'B Y : I wich you wold print this for all fat wives to see: Do all you fat wives who have gained u lot of weight since your marriage believe your husbands when they say. " I t 's O K honey. fh rir’s Jus* that much more of you lo love"? \ n i p -r e r ir ’l ’ I'm . a j e n h ’ in JilC t^ ^ e h o n L j^ id was In no lu ’poS!nunujgcniuu i icd. but I liacT* '— i n m r . T J g J / 'J. ►U» tell folks. T-h ty got wander— piyi can bet It's not together with her folks and we toward another fat woman; It's a gal with a trim figure. had a quick wedding. Women, don't let yourselves Well, five months later she had a baby. Now 1 realize she knew go! I did and nearly lost m y she was pregnant when she got husband. T h a n k heavens. I me to have sex with her. The woke upjust In lime. FORMERLY F A T PH YLLIS bahy wasn't mine but I have to DEAR FO R M E R LY P A T i support "our" son until he Is IH because the law says I am Ihc Why limit the suggestion to father. This mesa blew my whole- women only? Plenty of fat men have gone under for the third future. I got a Job parking ears and time while their wives were have had to forget about eollt-ge eyeing the lifeguard. for now. Maybe this letter will DEAR ABBY: W hy all the fuss keep some other guy from being about being addressed by one's the kind of Jerk I was. first name Instruct of "M rs. STUCK IN A SM ALL TOWN So-and-so"? Volunl Narcotics Anonymous meets Friday at 11 p.m. at Ibr House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Retired transit workers to gather The New York Retired Transit Workers meet at Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Triplet Lake Drive, the first Saturday of carh month at 1:30 p.m. Old cars put in limelight The Celery City Cruisers, an antique and classic automobile club In Seminole County, sponsors a display of old cars each Saturday from 7-10 p.m. In the Wal-Mart parking lot behind Wendy's on U.S. Highway 17-92. Sanford. Non-members are welcome lo bring their old cars or browse For more Information, call Herbert Partridge at 322-3687. Nar-Anon 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. Stale Road 434, Lotigwood, and on Fridays, al 8 p.m.. at Grove Counseling Center, Third Street and Oak Avenue. Sanford. For more Information, rail 869-6364. Poets to talk verse First Florida Poets meet at 10 a m. every Monday at the Deland Public Library. Interested poets are welcome. TRUDY IN INDIANA DEAR TRUDY: Most - but not all — business and pro­ fessional women (like men) have no objection to being nddressed by their first names. However, It Is presumptuous to assume that such familiarity la acceptable to everyone. When In doubt, and especially on first being In* •roditced. It's wise lo ask, "A n d what shall 1call you?" D EAR ABBY: Please Inform your readers that baldness may be more than Just a .hereditary trait. Tw o million Americans have h condition called aTopotU E l Flo y d Theatres Legal aid assistants are needed at Seminole County Legal Aid Society to assist clients with appointments, services and re­ ferrals. Training provided. Tutors are needed al Seminole C o m m u n ity M ental H ealth Center to leach elementary kids reading and basic si tidies. S e n io r C o m p a n io n s are needed for clients of Visiting Nurses Associations for frail and elderly 111 their homes. Must be (P L A Z A TWIN 5\ HWY. 17-22-322-7502 m mot *l Eim prani KINDERQARDEN AWAKENINGS COP fS Ift IM MOItM N U M D-T TUI PM tTIMM 30* ALL DAI jy iP H U P A Y ^, MOVIE LAND D t ----- SKIN TOPICS ULO USES W S K IR T S P f SLACKS J* S1 to s3 “ 1 DRESSES ) FORM ALS > / s10 to s15 miSHMINJS B R IN G A O ro R RETIN A T h e r a p y forth© skin Is useful In revers­ in g sun in d u c e d skin a g in g . A t least 9 2 % of pa tie n ts Im p ro v e w ith s m o o t h i n g o f fin e wrinkles, b e tte r texture, in c re a s e d b lo o d flow, a n d g ivin g leath ery skin a m o re yo uth ful g lo w . Benefits g o b e y o n d the c o s m e tic b y reversing p re -m a lig n a n t cells to m o re n o rm a l a n d this h o ld s p ro m ise a s a c a n c e r p re v e n ta tiv e . PARK A VE N U E DERM ATOLOGY FREE GIF! \ a Second Robsrt J. Smith, M .D. 2425 S. Park A v e n u « Sanford, FL 32771 324-0104 ^ lin a g e 102 E First St SANFORD (407) 323-9421 1/ 92 322-1216 I * t l i l ! f f i lE E P IN O W I T H ^ T H e ’ e N ^ M Y I P IIE T T V MUMwmfOTiit UEES* WOtfAfniV A D J A C E N T T O SEM IN O LE C O M M U N ITY C O L L E G E TEEXMiEMUUS1 m m s Uj H—G j y lo o 400 400 ftflO 10 mw Home of Fine Steaks and Seafood n ilN R A R 'S ........... ....... c . h A n t n A v u n t r NORWICH. CONN. OUR S P R IN G FLING A N N IV E R S A R Y CLEARANCE Sunday, April 7 12-5 PM s3 to s7 over 60 and will get travel and lunch reimbursement. Olflce worker need on Tuesday evening to answer the telcphmual Missing Children's Center during regular committee meet­ ing. Girl Friday needed for the Sunshine Connection to assist In office, clerical and other duties. - experience^partlul or exit-move" hair iosa-on the aetip as well-anthe body. It occurs In both males and femulcs of all ages and races. My 7-year-old son has this condition. L The Volunteer Center Is a clearinghouse Tor volunteers in Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties. There are many volun­ teer opportunities available to serve your com m unity. Call 896 0945. Special Event workers arc needed lor Missing Children's Center event May 25th for set-up, clean up, cooking.und games for cook-out In Winter Believe it or not. prejudice has been noted at the workplace due to this condition. Most people think a bald child has cancer. Imagine how a pretty 18-yearold girl Teels when she loses all her hair within a week! Hair loss Is not Just a cosmetic Inconvenience: wc need our hair lo keep us warm, protect our skin and filter out dirt (especially Important for those who lose their eyelashes, like my son). I am writing to educate the public Abby. people afflicted with this condition are perfectly normal In every other way. My son Is very well-adjusted. In spile of his hair loss. For more Information, contact a local dermatologist or the Alopecia Areata Foundation. 714 r St . Suite 216. San Rafael Calif. 94901. And please send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope and a small donation. If possible, us this Is a non-profit organization. nrt-jdH (h a ir Iohs ) A 'person n m v | W irtunitles S p rin g s . Narcotics Anonymous to meet In biblical times, apparently there were no last names — and If Matthew. Mark and Luke, and Mary and Sarah and Ruth, were good enough then. It's certainly good enough for me now. t Also, today, with so many women In executive positions. I'm sure they arc all on a first-name basis with their coworkers. To me. It Just seems friendlier. R estauram Under New Management AH You Cau Eat Snow Crab $7.05 One pound Peel & Eat Shrimp......... $4.95 tened M aui Maui or Snapper... $6.95 Ulacki f*dn*sd*y, Thursday ft Friday 4:30-10 P.M. Only) (Wst Happy.!iour 4:30 - 6:30 P M _ _ _ _ _ _ On 17-92 (1/2 m ile North of Flea World) 322-6935 GUILTY BY SUSPICION SHIPWRECKEDf~Po~|| 2:13 430 7:13 9:30 1:43 3:45 KimHAlPH 3:114:11 *.1§9:11101* ■_________i_____ _ (PS) ____ __ • 41*00 10 00 IF LOOKS J COULD KILL BOMEALONEiZX^ teal] PERFECT warn ODJ 1,2:03 4 03* 05 * 03 10 03" E T E IJ U k lt /HAIFA HIT// 'l :30 5^00^ C~ 1:451pq Hi CLASSMHOS iiimvH- M u ti * surra rucsiuv suanwco _ _.. „ _ arminoR a mol j J ftftirgMnmsL jpwCkU) J 2 :3 0 5:00 7:30 10 0 0 " AIL MOVIES IN STEREO SOUND 4 m 4 4 A �OB — Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida— Friday, April 5, 1991 by Chk Yeung blow d ie Help In chromosome DEAR DR. OOTT: What la Turner'* syndrome? What does having only 45 chromosoirrs Instead of 46 mean to an afTecled Individual? DEAR READER: Each normal person haa 48 chromosomes. Including one pair that determines sex (XX. female: XY. male). C h r o m o a o m e a a r e aub* microscopic cods, present In each living cell, that bear genes, the protein packets which carry hereditary traits. In Turner’s syndrome, one of th e tw o ( X X ) Te mal e chromosomes la absent or de­ leted. This cauies a charac­ teristic appearance: abort stat­ ure. webbing at the neck, low hairline, sagging eyelids, multi­ ple moles, narrowing of (he aorta, failure of menstruation and breaat development, and Infertility. D E A R DR. O O T T : I ’ m a 50-year-old female with syatemlc lupus erythematosus. My doctor says I am presently In remission. How long can I expect the lupus to remain In remission, and are lipomas associated with this MBDieiNI mount. I cannot predict how long your remission will last. Perhcps. based on your psst pattern of disease, your physician can give you a ballpark figure but. by and large, the length of remission la unpredictable. 1 MsafraN 4 Ctacsk 7 And to on (at*.) to loud cry 12McMsr* 43 Uwdsrwortd 49 Of mountain 40 Lash 90 Basst ftovt 93 Man ' thlqulf by Howie Schneider* w ar m a v bc a y E R ,0 ^ iw £ iV ii[m E A C T 5 STILL I/O TURMOIL.. MOT 10 MEUnao EASTERN EUROPE, AJCRTH KCREA, EL SALVADOR, TWE BACTK. STATES, MORTUERIJ KELAfJD AJJD SOUTH AFRCA... 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( li I 3 I i G A R F IE L D by Jim Davis 291 21 Sinful 20 Bafora Jan. 30 Susan Hayward maria 34 MvBWIit 39 CoSaoa •sammation jo rrimniYi 39 Ctosa to tsars 41 Socratary's nota 42 Mayo There arc people who love to live - -d»*ge;ettely«. spies, test pltuls, hockey goalies, some bridge dv.lpccra. 0*hcrs. like spy ryevnrateto • He w\V\ .raaita.,. masters, airplane engineers inU uiMt he must gel the diamond hockey referees, prefer a quieter suit going, and that he must life. anticipate that the defender with .. .M ® -» t y e h category dri ,vo:t. fhr.acT.cT'tlfemru}* rrtil duck/or... fall? Place your thumbs over the one r o u n d . He ris e s w ith East AVcsl cards and decide upon dummy's club ace. cashes the your line of play In four spades. spade ace and leads a spade West.leading the answer to his partner s overcall. the diamond king, ducked by Somcone'wfio likes to walk on West, and another diamond. the wild side will go down. West wins with the ace and Despite the two-level vulnerable switches to a heart, but declarer overcall, he will play low from wins with the ace, crosses to the dum m y at trick one. After dummy with a trump, and plays winning with the king. East has ofT the three diamond winners. two winning defenses. He can West ruffs the last of these, but return the Jack of clubs, giving by then declarer has discarded partner his ruff and al the same three of his four losers and the time making a suit-preference contract Is made. s ig n a l for a heart re tu rn . (0 1 9 9 1 . N E W S P A P E R E N ­ Alternatively East can switch to TERPRISE ASSN. by Bob Th a vp s 13 Tropicai traa IP Takt cars of 31 Ooctrina 23 Former aro*Inca of India 24 Construction a a fM 3 Daneor 27 Actrass m.y.*>■-: y n 't n t x x m Something that you’ve hoped for In the past but were unable to attain might be reachable in the year ahead. However, this en­ deavor will have to be constantly monitored. A R IE S (Murch 21-Aprll 19) If you plarc a higher price lag on your wares than they’re really worth, you won’t find takers for what you have to ofTer today. Th is should be true In both esthetic and material areas. Know where to look for romance and you’ll find II. The AstroG rap h Matchmaker Instantly reveals which signs arc roman­ tically perfect for you. Mall 92 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspa­ per. P.O. box 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428 T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) A critical decision you’ll make to­ day Is apt to be the right one. but after discussing II with another, you may alter your Judgment based on unrealistic advice. T h in k for yoursejf. GEM INI (May 21 June 20| In a business dealing today, you could make an arrangement with someone who doesn't have the authority to cut the deal but who might make the commit­ ment anyway. Be sure you know what you're doing. C A N C ER (June 21-Ju ly 22) Someone who made you a pro­ mise may not be able to deliver on It. Furthermore, this Individ­ ual won't know how to break the news and save face ut the same time. LEO (J u ly 23-Aug. 22) Be careful today, or a third party — one who Is not a factor In your arrangement — may cause some unnecessary complications In a matter that should be handled solely by those directly Involved. VIRQO (A ug. 23-Sept. 22) There Is a possibility today that the little green Imp of Jealousy may tantalize you a bit. causing you to be overly possessive of someone you love. Don't let him have his way. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) A disagreement might arise be­ tween you and your mate over something silly today. It could cause botli of you lo evaluate the situation from an emotional perspective rather than a realis­ tic one. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) „H Y £ 'N 1HH PfRfON KNtW W ' f 00 r - t WOULD NOT ANYTHING T ' HJve HAR*£D <119 AHNie | TYl CHILD. F R O * HARS\, WAR0UOC5.. *. - JL NORTH 0 A K2 d ll ♦ TjTtf 71“ ♦ A 101 - it »%•'.<U■ i. •— * EAST WEST 49 ♦ J 97J 09142 O K Q Id 1 443 fA IIS 4 V " .................... 4 ' k ' J Y m ..... SOUTH ♦ Q 101 5 4 U A 74 ♦ K l- ...... ......■ . 4572 Vulnerable Both Dealer East Sm i Ii Writ Pass 20 4♦ Pass 1 4 Pass 3 0 All pass Norik East Pass 14 Pass Opening lead: 5 4 You are not a timid person, but self-doubts could cause you lo behave Ineffectively loday In a situation where bolder measures arc required. Gel back In charac­ ter. SAGITTARIUS |Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You are not a good collector when It comes to retrieving whal Is owed lo you by another. Don't be a Scrooge today, but. by the same token, don't let this rascal get away with anything. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan . 19) Failing lo Include a sensitive buddy In social plans you're presently contemplating with other friends will hurt this Indi­ v id u a l's feelings. Don't In ­ advertently slight this pal. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) A favor that someone offers to do for you loday may have strings attached to It. Before accepting, be certain that It's worth the cost. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If you premuturely tip your hand today rrgardlng your Idrus and Intentions, someone else may profit more from your creations tha n you w ill. Keep y o u r thoughts lo yourself. (0 1 9 9 1 . N E W S P A P E R E N ­ TERPRISE ASSN. b y L e o n a rd S ta rr A N N IE ¥ rjy u u LJU LJU U 0 African 3U*Uy(tL) 37 — andcrafts 30 AnMmis 40 MUtar* ijn .j □ □ L I U L H 'III lJ LI L IU J L J L 1 U t'JLJki LJ LI I I LI JU U U UUU □ □ □ □ lU U L S L IU U lJ DEAR READER: SLE Is an Inflammatory disorder of con­ nective tlasue. which binds or­ gana together. Thus, the disease affects many parts of the body. Including the Joints, akin, lung covering, kidneys, heart cover­ ing. lymph nodes and spleen. The most common symptoms are pain, rash and progressive renal failure. SLE is diagnosed by blood tests. The cause Is unknown. SLE Is peculiar In that It waxes and wanes. For no apparent reason (or after therapy), pa­ tients may experience periods of complete remission, often lasting months or years. Therefore, the prognosis varies. As a general rule, the earlier SLE Is diagnosed (and treatment begun with cor­ tisone). the greater the chance for recovery: hence, early recog­ nition of the disease Is para­ By Phillip Alder FRANK AND ERNEST L’J L J k ) □ III ILIfJ U U LK O U □ U U U l'J U U 14 19 Awry diagnosis? EEKAMEEK PETER GOTT.M.D. m HOW COULD t HAVE ATM3MV THAT? I WA6 FRANTIC WITH WORRY. TUK.YAK/ HOW COUL0 J HAVE KNOWN YOU WOULD NOT CORRUPT OUR LAND WITH O IL? -YOU ST/li 8 4 * NOT 6AiD YOU WOULD NOT BRING i.N A M N 6 Of * £ N WITH PRILLING AACHiNWT. fWCfING PlPCUN£5, An d . I DON’T HAVE TP ANY­ THING TO YOU. �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Friday, April S, *991 — I Legal Notlcee IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT. IIR N T IIN T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT C IV IL A C TIO M NO.: TI-taT-CA-llO S T A T E O F F L O R ID A D E P A R TM E N T O F TR A N S P O R TA TIO N . Legal Notices tata Let S7. N 7**11*37" E. a dtolanc* *4 4M I4 Seel to * pdnt; thonco N 77*tr*r‘ I . a dletanca of 7471 tod I* a pdnt on lh* oostorhy lined sate L d 37; thence] I1*«r3*" E. along the easterly Id* of said Lat 37 a distent* of 4*3 73 lad t* a point bad* lh* P O IN T O* B iO IN N IN O ; SaM Pared 704 canfado I t* aert* d land, mar* ar IN TU B CIRCUIT COURT. O P T M IIIB M TB IN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND PON FLORIDA JO N A T H A N S. LUKAS. Trustee, el •).. SaM pared It a* shown an drawings on*ltWd "Right d Way Map- ■y S TA TE 0 ™ ! ™ ^ a g i i m " " “ “ ' 1 n t « h * w . ii i /i i i /b » Michael R Petrnky and Philip J. Petretky (residence unknewnl Judith Arm# Vile* (residence unknown) Te Ml tiM » fondants who are living. and If any m all i *r* . <*c ,*?*d **» teeuta. heir*, drvtsee*. creditor*. Honor*, or ether part)** clalmlnf by, through. _ aealnst any euch deceased defendant ar attendant*. II alive, andk W dead, their unknown spouto. heir*, devisee*. legatee*. grantees, creator*, lienor*, er ether partte* dalmlne by. threugh. under, ar •*••"** any such deceated defendant or defendants, and all other partte* hevtne er claiming te have any right, title. *r mt*r**t In and M ttJiPrBper^deecrNed M the PetHNn. I » wtl: LE G A L DESCRIPTION: LIM ITED ACCESS RIGHT OF WAV That part of Let SI. at shown tn the plat el Slavla Colony Company's Subdivision, as recerdtd In Piet Reek f. Pap* 71. el the P »* lk Record* el Samlnol* County. Flarld*. batnp mam partkularty described at ktllow*: at lh *1 said Lat st. Slavta Company's Suhd1vl*i*n batnp I J M test South e l the Ntrih lino el the Northwest I* ot said Section 7*. ttwnce run N J T e r i r E . aienp the North line *1 said Let si. Slavta Colony Company's tuhdtolstan a distance ot S M tS loot to a point an a curve concave Southeasterly havine a radius of 13S4.X leet and a central anpl* el •)*01'07"; thence departing the North line *1 said Let SI. Slavta Celany Company's Subdivision tram a tangent being ot S J P P l 't r ’W . run Seuthwosterly along the ar* of said curve a distance of 4B434 Seat to the point ot tangoncy at said curve: thane* run U P R W n t . 17.7* foot to the West lino of sold Let SI. Slavle Colony Company's SiAsdlvision: ttwnce run N C*>S*'St"W. along the West line at said Lat Si. Slav la Colony Company's Subdivision 474.33 teat I* lh* P O IN T OP B E G IN N IN G . Together with all rights ot Ingres). egress. light, air and view between the grantor'* remaining property and any facility constructed an the above described property. Containing 1.041 acres. more or lets. Owner: Chuck Blankenship (single) Encumbrance*- — Easement recorded In O.R. ASS at Pap* 7*4 In favor ot F lor Ida Power Corporation IS* R/Wen N . Slavta Colony Ca. Sub. Plat Book 7. p. 71 Real property la iet PAR CEL7M L E G A L D E S C R IP T IO N : T E M P O R A R Y C O N S T R U C T IO N EASEM EN T That part el Lot SI. at shown on lh* plat ot Slavla Colony Company's Subdivision, a* recorded In Plat Book 1. Pag* 71, of the Public Record* of Seminole County. Florida, being mere particularly described at follow*: Commence at the Northwest comer of said Lot SI, Slavle Colony Company's Subdivision: thence run N .lf* o riS "E . aleng the North line ot said Lot SI. Slavla Colony Company's Subdivision 7S7.77 feet for a P O IN T O F B E G IN N IN G : thence departing the North line of said Lot SI. Slavla Colony Company's Subdivision run S.te*S1'47"E. 40 00 feet: thence run S.at*M'17"W. 40.00 feet; ttwnce run N 44-Off l ) " E S4 S7 feet to the P O IN TO F B EG IN N IN G . Containing *00 square feet, more or leu. Owner: Chuck Blankenship (single) Encumbrances: Easement recorded In O .R . Book AS) at Page 7*4 In lavor of Florida Power Corporation IS' R/Won N . Slavla Colony Co. Sub. Plat Book 7. p. 71 Real property taees P A R C E L AM L E G A L D E S C R IP TIO N : INGRESS A N D E G R E S S C A S E M E N T That part el Lot SI at shown on lh* Plat of Slavla Colony Company’s Subdivision as recorded In Plat Book 7, Pag* 71, of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, being more particularly described et follows Commence at the Northwest comer of said Lat SI. Slavla Colony . Company's Subdivision: thane* run N.I7*0ff1)"E. along the North ! line ot said Lot SI Slavla Colony Company's Subdivision 704.2] feet tor a P O IN T O F B E G IN N IN G : ttwnce continue N P T O T i r E . along the North line ot said lo t SI. Slavla Cotony Company's Subdivision 4* 4* teat; thence departing the North tine ot said Lot SI. Slavla * Colony Company's Subdivision run S 44-0fft)"W. 34.S7 teat to a point on a curve concave Southeasterly having a radius of J.J7».S* feet and ; a central angle ol Ac*4I'M " , thence from a tangent bearing of $34-41 W W . run Southwesterly along the arc ot M id curve a distance ol 4S7 07 (eel to the point of tangency of Mid curve; ttwnce — I U . >.M'C3'ar4W ,-»c :-(* u t-iu -r.^ _ A e v 7 .Irw tin Jte Lot St. S l a v l i ‘ Colony Company's Subdivision: thence run * NOO-34’Jff'W. along the West line ot u ld Lot 11. Slavla Colony BMRAflbBARMRMRMRMMM(P>a* P ' ice departing the Wear t i n oi laid Lot St. Slavla Colony Company's Subdivision run N. 30-00 00"E. 70.70 tool to the point ol curvature ot a curve concave Southeasterly having a radius ol 1.SS4.M Net and a centra* angle ot 0$*01'0r'; ttwnce run Norttwastorty along the ore of M id curve a distance el — t v . v * r * f i r .t? * r o iif !P P .R P .f lJ M i'p a .. . „ ................................ Containing 14.747 square toot, more or less Owner- Cheek Blankenship (tingle) Encumbrances: Easement recorded in O .R . Book AS) at Page 7*4 In lavor ot Florida Power Corporation IS’ R/Won N . Slavle Colony Co. Sub.. Plat Book 2.p. 71 rivet property t4«ei > e ® R M B IA * P A S C S L m * --------- L E G A L D E S C R IP TIO N : L IM IT E D ACCESS R IG H T O F -W A Y That part ol the Northwest to ol M id Section 7*. Township ) l South. Range ) l East. Seminole County. Florida, being more particularly date r ibed a* fol lows: Commence at the Southeast corner ol the Northwest 1* ol M id Section 7t. thence run S lt* s rU "W . along the South line ot the Northwest Ik ol M id Section )* a dislanca ol ItS ) 75 loot to the East lino ol the West 4*0 00 tool ot the Southwest to ol the Northwest to ol M id Section 7*. Ihence departing the South lino ot the Northwest to ol sold Section 7* run N.OI-OffTff'W along the East lino ol the West 4*0 00 teat ol the Southwest to ol the Northwest to ol Mid Section 7* a distance ol S03 4) lest lor a POINT O F B EG IN N IN G ; thence continue N 0l*0t'X"W along the East lino ot the West 470 00 teat ol the Southwest to ol the Northwest to ol M id Section 7» a distance ol 744 17 loot to the North line ol the Southwest to ot the Northwest 1* ol M id Section 7*. thence departing ttw East line ol ttw Wtst 4*0 00 tool ol the Soulhweii to ol the Northwest to ol Mid Section 2* run N SV-XTre-'E along the North line ol ttw Southwest 1* of the Northwest to ol Mid Section 7* e distance ol 144 41 toot; thence deporting the North line ol I ho Southwest to ol the Northwest to of sold Section 27 run S 00-J4'J7"E 744.74 tool; ttwnce run S 70*00*00"W. 314 70 teat to the P O IN TO F B E G IN N IN G Together with all rights ol Ingres!, egress, light, elr and vlaw between the grantor's remaining property and any facility constructed on the above described property. Containing 7.134 aero*, more or lost Owner : Michael R Petresky 4 Philip J. PolreskyJ/T/R/S Encumbrances: Mortgage recorded In O R. Book 1431 ot Page *77 In lavor of Groentree Mg Corp of Fla . Inc. Re recorded O R . IM t. p 3)f. reworded. O R . leaf, p 1441. assigned O.R 1701, p. 14a. re recorded O R 1441. p 37* to Greenlree Mortgage Corporation, a Florida Corp Reel property t e x t Mick lor Road R/Won South L E O A L DESCRIPTION PAR CEL 104 L IM IT E D ACCESS R IO H T O F W AY A pared ot lend located In the SW to ot Section 70. Township 71 South. Range ) l East. Seminole Conty. Florida, being also that part ol Lois 57 and 31 according to Slavla Colony Co's. Subdivision recorded In Piet Book 7. Pago 71, ol the Public Records ot Seminole County Lying within ttw following boundaries dewrIbed as follows Commencing et the South te Corner ol sold Section 70. ttwnce S t r c f i r W along lire southerly lino ol M id SW 'k a distance ol 1170 01 tool to o point being ttw POINT OF B E G IN N IN G . thence continuing S 4**0ffX" W dong ttw toutherly lino ol M id SW t«. o distance ol )4f 07 loot to o point, ttwnce leaving ttw southerly line ol said SW <e, N 21-U’O )" E. e dutence ol 10 74 leal to a point on the northerly right ol way lino ol Hurbon Street 130 tool right ot w ay), thence along sold northerly right ot way lino S 17-04'X" W. a distance ol 41 *0 leal lo e point, thonco leaving Mid northerly right ol way lino N l7-4ffJ7" E. a distance ol U l 74 loot to a point, ttwnc* N 01*00 03" vy. a distance ol 707 7J led to o point on the southerly line of o unnamed plaited road ( X right ol w ay), thonco along: M id plotted rood N *t*77')J'‘ E. o dlllenci OI044 31 loot loo point.- thonco leaving Mid platted road N 34-37’ 10" E. a dislanca ot 140 40 teat to a point, thence N 34-47 Off E. a OltUnc* of 773 10 teel to a point; thence N 74-ir43” E. a distance ol 304.17 toot I* a point on the toutherly right ot wey ot Red Bug Lake Road (NO loot right ot w ayli thonco N *7-44*44" E. along Mid Muttwrly right ol way lino a dislanca ol 43 34 tool lo o point on the easterly line ol M id SW >a; thence dong Mid easterly line S O IX ITff' E . e distance ot 114.1) teat to a point; thence leaving M id oo»*orly lino S 27*t7'00" W. o distance ol 107 *3 teat to a po.nl. thonco S T T -ll’TT" W. a distance ol 1133 37 tool lo a point, thonco S O l-O ffir' E. 0 distance ol 700 00 tool to 0 point on the northerly right ot way line ol said Hurban Sired, thence S 00*00-77- W along sold northerly nght ot way lino, o distance d O f X teat to a point, ttwnce leaving said northerly right ol way line along e curve concave southeasterly an ere distance ol 14 71 tool (said curve ha.mg a radius ol 3334 34 tod. 0 chord bearing and distance ol S 23-I4M " W. 14 71 Net hi the P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G . Said Parcel 703 contains 7 37 acres ol land, more or less Together with ell rights ot ingress. ogress, light, air end view between the grantor s remaining property end any facility constructed on lha above described property Said pared is as shown on drawings entitled Right d Wey Map by Hensley Schmidt. Inc lor the Semmoie County E apresswoy Authority lest revised on . January 17. IN I L E O A L DESCRIPTION P AR CEL 7*4 NON L IM IT S O ACCESS R IO H T O F WAY A parcel d lend located in the SW U ol Section X . Township II ) South Range II East Seminole County. Florida being also that part . ol Lot 37 according to Slavla Colony Ca's Subdivision recorded in P id Book I Page 71. ol rhe Public Recordi ot Seminole County. - Florida Lying within the Id lowing bounder ws described as tallows Commencing et the South ■« Corner ol sold Section X . ttwnce N 01*01 X ' W dong the valively line ot Mid SW to. o dislanca of 1X7 So J teat to a point ttwncV Waving me easterly line d Mid SW <e. S r *e*jr u w e distance ol 13 00 tool lo the southeast corner ol la d ; Lot 3/be.ng the POINT OF B EG IN N IN G thence S *t*77 j| W. along the southerly line ot Mid Lat 17 I distance ol 734 X lev! to e point thence Waving the southerly line ol U mo^ rW w W i f B wMm Ia i IW W T iU T i iI t d i ^t w a^^ le w W T n if W O B rjMdifu m— 1---------ewPkwily K a p t o M w a J li l t f W li M w J w y i r y 17, m i Owners: Olga Anna Jakubcd, a/k/o Olga A . Jakubcd. w lddv d John Jakubcd.doc*a**d and Em ily Jakufecd Encumbrances: U S. Tea Lien recorded d ON Beak m i d Pag* SOARNl 1_ W W ^W 1 w tftfl R e f C g L a k e Rd*R/W. Order d Taking. OR 133B. p. f it. Piaffed R d.R rW *n I . B E . . P . B . I P.41 Yeu ar* each naflflad that d a Pdltwner filed lie sworn Pdltton and Ike Declaration of Taking d this Court against you, as m i i in f lo csM u w it fey i w lf liif fen tiln pfocttdinft. ttw t m f e n r l l U property located In the State et F tor Me. County ' ’ u A S I N O : n-**feCAI4K A M E R IC A N G I N E R A L HOM E E Q U IT Y . INC., l/k/a C R E O IT H R IF T . IN C , V*. P A M B L A S OSMAN, tk ta g N woman. T O : F A M E LA S . OSMAN 7701 Forest City Rd. Attanwwto SprtaBK PI M7t4 NOTICE OP ACTION L tflil N o t i c f CLASSIFIED ADS CITY OP LONGW OOO. F L O R ID A N O TIC E OP P U B LIC N E A R IN G T O C 9N S I0R R A D O P TIO N O P P R O P O S B D O R D tN A N C I T O W HOM I T M A Y C O N C E R N : N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y O IV E N by the City tf Long wood. Fieri da. that lha City Cam mission trill held a public hearing to canslder enactment el Ordl nance N e M U entitled. O R D IN A N C E NO. 1714 A N O R D IN A N C E O P T H E C IT Y OP LONGW OOO. FLO R ID A . A M B N O IN O S E C T IO N 7 -IB . T H B O W I N G O R O IS T R IB U T IN G U N S O L IC IT E D M A T E R IA L S - D E L IV E R Y T O P R IV A T E R E S ID E N C E A F T E R N O TIC E O P O B JE C T I O N . A D O IN O P O L IT IC A L M A T E R IA L S A N D D E L E T IN G P A P E R A N D D IS C A R D E D M A T E R IA L FR O M T H E L IS T O P ITE M S W H IC H C A N N O T L A W F U L L Y I E D E L IV E R E D A F T E R N O TIC E OP O G J IC T IO N ; P R O V ID IN G FO R CON F L IC T S . S E V E R A B IL IT Y A N O A N E F F E C T IV E D A T E . Seta Ordtaence we* pieced on S«minol« Orlando •Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEFT. ____ _ hours PRIVATE PARTY RATES MJUL-fcMPJL ......... .. g *1* * | ^ h V M M Att Iv M M M fe l S3* T ■ n i rR W R V OM OUTW M T ****** • m •^ iZ S S S S iiim S E BMm v e par laaM, baeaE ta * S I m ad IU m M h b Y O U A R C N O T IF IE D mat an actWn N r NrtcNaurq af a marl You are further notified that the Petitioner will apply lo the gaga on lha M Nw taa preaarty: Honorob N C. Vernon Mil*. J r ., on* of the Judge* d Ihte Court on E X H IB IT " A " Prkos above reflect a S I.30 cash dtocaunt tor prompt payment. ScheArfFriday, lh* le d day d April A D.. It t l. d 1 :X o'clock P. M .. d the A P A R C E L OP L A N D S ITU Ing mey Include ttoreta Adisrttser at the cast *f an oddHtonsi dey. Cancel Samlnol* County CaurthouM. X I North Park Avonu*. laniard. A T E D IN S E C TIO N I. TO W N ­ when yeu pet results. Fey anty ter dey* yeur ed run* el res* earned. Florida. N r an Order of Taking d (hit cause All defendant! N this SHIP SI S O U TH . H A N O I X Um twit desetiptton ter lettost reeuhs. Copy meet lotlew acceptable stiff m ay request a haardg d lh* Urn* and oiaca designated and be E A S T. S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . hoard. Any defendant falling N file a rogues: ter hearing shall waive F L O R ID A AND S E C TIO N I t any right N abtect N lh* Order d Taking. T O W N S H I P SS S O U T H . R AN O CS X B A S T S E M IN O LE Each defendant le hereby regufred te eene written defenses. If C O U N T Y , P L O R IO A A N D Tuesday thru Friday 12 Neon The Dey Bolero PuMketton any, and reguest a hearing. H M M I* saM Potman an: P A R C E L I B I N O M O R E PAR Sunday And Mendey S J0 PJM. Friday D E P A R T M E N T O f TR A N S P O R TA TIO N T IC U L A R L V D E S C R IB E D AS H -,i —__a. ___M a -------a ____ a. ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In NM BVGNt Gf BN FlerMs'sTumglka FO LLO W S : C O M M E N C E A T 117fl TM Q u Q n aIW w e T 1 aa IEM nw i wrer ki ae ed, W* SsaSeri MbtsM wW fcerewNBWe IBP 17)1 Governor's Sguare Boulevard A N IR O N P I P I A T T H E it . 1771. and the City Cam Nka fkrt Impfttpn wHy and mty to Nw axtwN a( ftt CMt N O R T H E A S T C O R N E R OF mission trill canalder same tor Taflahaeee*. Florida 37X1 S E C TIO N | AS E S TA B L IS H E D final pessaga and adaprian after pf mat Imertipti. Please cNetfi yper »d Mr ottwncy Nw c/oRotl Edgar AAkhols. Turnpike Counsel the puM k heerlng. which will be B Y J I M P U L L E N . R E G IS ­ first day Hi the l t d day ot April. A O . m i . end flW Iho originals T E R E D LAND SURVEYOR. held In me Cify Hall. IT ) Watt srtfh lh* CWrk of this Court on that dad. N d a w cause what right, W a rre n Avenue. Lengweod. P L O R IO A C E R T IF IC A T E NO title. Interest, or INn you. ar any d you. have In and N lh* property Ptorlde. on Monday, me 13th X I I A N D SHOWN O N A SUR­ ifw crNed In the Petitwn. and N d a w cause. If any yeu have, why day of April. A .D .. 1771, et 7:M V E Y M A P O A T S O A P R IL IS. the property d e u M n d be condmned for the uses end purpose i set p m , or a* Men (hereafter a* 1713 A N D R U N S O U T H forth In Iho Petition. If yeu fell N answer, a default may bo entered possible. At Itie meeting. Inter 07*1704" B A S T A LO N G T H E 2»— S w d ilH t W c w against you N r the relief demanded In the Petition. II you tall N E A S T L IN E OP SAID S E C TIO N acted partte* may appear and be reguest a haertng an the Petition N r Order of Taking, you shall 1 AS E S TA B L IS H E D B Y SAID w*lve any right N o b f e d N saM Order *4 Taking. S U R V E Y O R A D IS TA N C E OP potod Ordinance. This hearing Free medkal care, hamper Far Oetolls: l O O M M W ITN E S S M Y H A N D A N D S E A L d Mid Court on ttw 1st day of 403.00 F E E T T H E N C E RUN m ay be continued tram lime to tatlen, counseling, private A pril. A .O . m i. S O U TH 3 7 * irH " W E S T 4)4133 time until final action I* taken doctor plus living etperrset. (S E A L ) by me City Commission. F E E T T H E N C E R U N SOUTH Call Attorney Jtata Fricher M A R Y A N N E M O R SE. C L E R K O F TH E A copy el the preposed Ordl ) r « n i " W E S T 1)41.41 F E E T . I-M M»7-M4>________________ C IR C U IT C O U R T. IN A N D FOR nance Is posted at the City Hell. T H E N C E S O U T H 00*04'47'’ U R G E N T-C N A R LIS RUSNI S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FLO R ID A E A S T 1.141.IS F E E T T O T H E Lengweod. Florida, end copies O A Y C A R I O P E N IN G , m y Contact attorney, M r. Ball. B y: Joan Brlllant P O IN T OP B E G IN N IN G are en flit with the Clerk ol ttw H idden L k . ham*. R t f ’*. Call coiled ! • " ' Deputy CWrk utyCWrk T H E N C E C O N T IN U E SOUTH City and seme may be Inspected 7AM 4PM . W 7C4XI3I-4H2 D E E 41 P u b tld : A p ril), m i 00*04'47" C A S T 33130 F E E T by the pub! k NAPPY ACHES EAR LY T H E N C E RUN N O N TH A taped record of mis meeting L E A R N IN G C E N T E R ! LaveO f S3'I I " E A S T OS.OO F E E T N O TIC E OP P U B LIC H IA B IN O Is made by the City tor It* Iv country settlna 12 2 3 1 4 T H E N C E R UN N O R TH convenience. This record may The SemlnoW County Board of County Commissioners wilt hoM a not constitute an adequate rec­ public hearing In Room W I X ot the County Services Building. 00*04'47" W E S T IS 1.X F E E T L A K E M A R Y . 2 yr*. and up. 4 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT ord tor purpose 1 of appeal from Santord. Florida, on April & m i . ot 7:00 P M .,e r a* soon thereafter T H E N C E R UN S O U TH Day*. 44. Fenced yard. Hof OF THE l«TH JUDICIAL a decision.made by the Com o r a ' l l " W E S T 030.00 F E E T meet*. Lets to del 221-7727 as pootlbN, N cansfdar the Nf Nerlng: CIRCUIT OP FLORIOA. T O T H E P O IN T O F mission with respect te the A. PUBLIC NEARINO FOR CHAIM ! OP IONINO REGULATIONS S A N FO R D A R E A . In m y heme. IN A N D FO R foregoing matter. Any person 1. F L O R ID A POW ER A N D L IG H T (PZ7I-*4I Resent from C l . B E G IN N IN G . Hat meal* A snacks. 44. I S S E M IN O LE C O U N TY wishing to ensure that an ad* RetaM Commercial aad A t . Agrtcuttere N PCD. Plaaaed C m m s r A LS O KNOW N AS L O T 40. yrs. After school. MI-7471 C A 3 I NO. to X II-C A -1 4 -0 O S C E O LA B L U F F SO UTH clal District - Southern I X teel of T n Parcel I and 1 In Section quit* re o rd ol the proceedings S A N FO R D - (MMdtoton Oaks) O I N I R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N I S 10-30. Further described as I d acres, located South d SR 44. and Is maintained ter appellate pur­ S U B JE C T TO A N EASE­ Full time only. 3 D IVIS IO N poses I* advised to make the M E N T FO R U T IL IT IE S AND east d Sewell Raad. D IS TR IC T f ) preschool age end X M O R TG A G E A N D TR U S T,IN C . necessary arrangements at his 2. V E N A N C IO D E JE S U S (PZTt-OS- Raiaa* from A 1 . Agriculture G E N E R A L R OAD PURPOSES oaod407FI*0 WISS13________ P L A IN T IF F . or her own eipenM. N R -1 A A Staff* Family ResMeaffal. The south 110 Net ot Lot 14 end ACROSS TH E B A S T AND — vs— SM ALL Q U A L IT Y H OM E L IK E W E S T )S F E E T O P T H E 1*0. Watts Farms. Plat B a d A Pago *0. Public Records ol SemlnoW Dated mis 2nd day of April. TE R R E N C E D. M CC ALM O N T. D a y c a r e A P r e s c b e e l. County. FI. Section U 2I X Further described as 1.7S acres, located A B O V E D E S C R IB E D LANDS. a .d . m i. SR. A N D J A N E T S . •I Meals, learning S U B JE C T T O A 300 FO O T on ttw north side of Cantor Drive, west of East Lake Drive. 2021 C IT Y OF LONGW OOO M C C A LM O N T. H IS W IF E ; R G E R A L D IN E D. ZAM BR I ConN r Drive. Casmlborry. FI 22707. D IS TR IC T ft O R A IN A O C E A S E M E N T AS D E F E N D A N T S ). W ? K u L l«S »> _ «H E W Those in attendance will be hoard and written comments may be C IT Y C LER K S E T F O R T H IN O F F I C I A L NOTICE OP SALE (lied with the Land Management Department. Hearing* may be Publish: A p ril). If t l R ECO R DS BOOK 427. PAGES N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y O IV E N JJ— Training continued tram time to time at found necessary. Further details DEEM m m OP T H E P U B L IC RCCpursuant te en Order ol Final availed* by calling X I I 170. E « tension 7444. O R D S OP S E M IN O L E Judgment of Foreclosure deled C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A . N O T E : Persons or* advised that It they wish to appeal any March It . If t l, entered In Civil IN T H E C IR C U IT C O UR T decision mod* at this mooting, they will need a record ot ttw T O G E T H E R W IT H T H A T LE A R N LO TU S I X DOS. Ward C o m Ne. S b U ll C A Is G el the OP T N E I I T H J U D IC IA L proceeding*, and tor such purpose, they may need to ensure that a C E R T A I N M O B IL E H O M E note? i itefi. Mf C irc u it C o u rt el the 1 ITH C IR C U IT OP FLO R ID A . verbatim record ol ttw proceedings it mad*, which record Includes KNOW N AS A 1777 T A U R T I-. IckiEtaee, C tafH E-sm Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMIN A N D FO R ttw testimony and evidence upon which ttw appeal Is to b* based, per T L E N U M B E R 2053)000 ID I N O L E C o u n ty , F lo rid a , S E M IN O LE C O U N TY Section744 0103. Florid* Statute*. 7TJI4434S7274 4 9 -Miscellaneous w ha raln M O R T G A G E A N D CASE N0.7M S17-CA-I4-0 B O A R D OF C O U N T Y COMMISSIONERS has been filed against you and T R U S T . IN C ., Plalnill* and G E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FLO R ID A yeu are required N serve a copy Tired et Lew I TE R R E N C E D. M CCALM ONT. D IVISIO N B Y ; H E R B H A R D IN . D IR EC TO R et yaur written dstenses to It. It I will Pay you DaubWI SR. AND J A N E T S. M CCAL­ N E W S O U TH F E D E R A L L A N D M A N A G E M E N T O F F IC E an y. on J O H N C. E N O L E Secured, sate. M t m - 3717 M O N T. HIS W IF E are detond SAVINGS BANK 1101E . F IR S T S T R E E T H A R O T . P .A ., 1)24 E . L iv ­ antis), I will M il to the highest P L A IN T IF F . ingston Street Orlando. F lorIda SA N FO R D . F L 27771 >1— M onty te Land end best bidder tor cash. A T X003. Plaintiff's attorney, en or Publish: April A m i D E E 4* T H E W EST F R O N T O O ORO, -h s t s s v f ;.-f* lVJOOXtrvLO** th#._ T H E S E M IN O L b 'V O V t l 1 M A R 0 / R E '- M . * IN T H E C IR C U IT CO UR T IK T H E C IR C U IT-C O U R T, Acm nriiftjBOriginal with lh* C terk'dflfb s C O U R TH O U S E . SANFORD. W IF E ; W A LTC R H. TU D O R . OP T N I E IG H T E E N T H IN A N D F O R Regardless of credit 11 S3S0 .0 Com ! either before service en 4 i | r ’ . « U FV71. tafyvil iuojr. paw . J R .; Cr M M E R C , A4. G e itJa p v ^ e ? * * ' ***• *Pn l S EM iM O LE C O U N TY . 110.000 Cell I . Plaintiff's attorney, or immedl ju . iw ., Aw following dtscrlbed LO A N S . IN C .; W O R LO W IO E IN AMO FOR FL O R ID A ately thereafter, ofhei-v.lt* a property as M t forth In M id C O L L E C T I O N S S E R V IC E S . S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . CASE NO. tt-7t4-DR-4t-K default will be entered against Final Judgment, to w n IN C .; S TA TE O F FLO R ID A . FLO R ID A . IN T H E M A T T E R OF yuu lor the rettol demanded In L O T 77* S A N O R A S O U TH D EP AR TM EN T OF H E A LTH T H E A D O P TIO N O F C A S E *ta *0-40*0C A I4 0 the Complain: for Perocfoeure. AM O . an Adutt. U N IT O N E . A C CO R O IN O T O A N D R E H A B I L I T A T I V E P R IN C IP A L M U T U A L L IP * W ITN E S S m y Kent* and teat — *iftJC fhA A C t’ LUiMVnHYII.Y.'a"* ......... H O T IL V O Y T S t n O M * *OF~ •n »rr v t x v i h e R ifi> •a s i t f ' -------------v X U V A t 'O 5E-i:L— iRis*Cbin-t*on‘MiVfh Il'IdSl’*'" ' V e k V U e S ’ M O R TG A G E S N A TIO N W ID E TH E STATE o s FLORIDA B A N K E R S L IF E C O M PAN Y, C O R O E D IN P L A T BOOK It. SUSAN K E L L E R ISp A L ) C A L L B IL L A T (407) tX tJJII an Iowa corporation. P AG ES 74 A N O 71. O F T H E D E F E N D A N T (S ). JAM ES/M acOOUGALL U L E R K O F TH E Plaintiff. P U B LIC R EC O R D S OF SEMI Whose residence 1s unknown N O TIC E O F SALE C IR C U IT C O U R T N O LE C O U N TY . FLO R IO A. YO U A R E H E R E B Y N O TIN O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N By: Heather Brunner O A T F O *« S ANFO R O. Florl . . . f ' E D . t b k l J 1 Petition tor fd o p b>jr*uent to an Order M Ric h a r o .h ,m ilav JLTI,w I this Jilt! day 61 March. ITU . SUSAN M . Ml L A V E TZ . Judgment ol Foreclosure 04top lion h at been Iliad 1).1*71 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T * husband'aAd vfiw. M A R Y A N N E MOHSE above styled cause and that you March 27. 1771. entored In C iv il' O E D 201 O F T H I I IT H J U D IC IA L Defendant C LER K O FTH E ar* required to servo a copy of Case No. TftM il C A -U G of ttw C IB C U IT O P FLO R ID A. N O TIC E OP your Responi* or Answer to the C irc u it Court of lh* I I T H C IR C U IT C O U R T IN A N D PON FO R EC LO S U R E M L ! Petition upon lh* Petitioner's Judicial Clrcull In and lor 3EM B y: Jen* E. Jasewlc N O TIC E OP S E M IN O LE C O U N TY N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N Deputy Clerk attorney, C L A Y T O N D. SIM IN O L E C o u n ty . F lo rid a , F IC T IT IO U S N AM E CASE N a t e -7747 CA I4-0 that, pursuant to that Summary wherein NEW S O U TH F E O E R MONS, E S Q U IR E . Post Office Publish: March 7* 4 April S. Nolle* Is hereby given that I O E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N Final Judgment of Foreclosure m i A L SAVINGS B AN K . Plaintiff Boa 1330. Sanford. Flo rida. am engaged in business at 3441 OIVISION entered In lh* above styled ac­ X771IX0. and flW lh* original D E D 370 and C H A R L E S A . K E L L E R Orlando Drive. Sanford. Semi A M E R IC A N HOM E FU N D IN G . tion on lh* 23th day of March, RtsponM or Answor In fh* ANO M A R G A R E T M . not* County. Florida, under ttw IN C A S C U S T O O I A N O R m i . I will M il lha property Office of ttw CWrk ot ttw Circuit K E L L E R . HIS W IF E ar* del Fictitious Nam* ol P E A R LE TR U STEE IN T H E C IR C U IT C O UB T situated In SemlnoW County. Court for SemlnoW County. Flo r­ endanllsl. I will M il to ttw VISIO N C E N T E R , and that I P L A IN T IF F . O F TH R E IG H T E E N T H Florida, and described as: ida. at Sanford. Florida. X77I. highest end best bidder tor cash. Intend to register Mid name — vs— JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT Lot 23. SK Y LA R K IN TH E on or before April 17. A.O. I*tl. A T T H E W E S T F R O N T OOOR with lh* Secretary ol State. M IC H A E L EPPS; A N TH O N Y OF T H E STA TE WOOOS. U N IT II. according lo If you fall to do to. a Default O F TH E S E M IN O LE C O U N TY Tallahassee. Florida. In ac L A B O Y ; H IO O E N V IL L A G E O F F L O R ID A , ttw plat thereof os recorded In Judgment will be taken against C O U R TH O U S E. SANFORD. cor dance with the provision* el C O N D O M IN IU M A S S O C IA ­ IN A N D F O R Plat Book ti. Pag* X Public you and a Final Judgm ent FLO R IO A . at 11:00 AM . May 7. the Fictitious Nam* Statute. TIO N . INC ; U N IT E O S TA TE S S E M IN O L E C O U N TY Records ol SemlnoW County. entered granting unto the Pell I f t l, the following described To w it: Section *45 Ot. Florida OF A M E R IC A D E P A R T M E N T C IV IL A C TIO N Florida floner, C H R IS TO P H E R J DE property as set forth In M id Statutes lt]7 OF TR E A S U R Y CataN si M-4071 CA V IN E , his demand for the adep at public u l t . to ttw highest Final Judgment, to wit: MOSES. INC O E F E N D A N T (S ) Division: 14-1 bidder tor cosh, at lha West door tlonofCMM. L O T IS . R E P L A T O F Rick Motes. Pres N O TIC E OF SALE F U N D A M E N T A L M O R TG A G E ol ttw SemlnoW County Court D A T E D of Santord. SemlnoW G R O V E V IE W V IL L A G E F IR S T Publish: Aprils, r n i N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N C O R P O R ATIO N , l/k/a County. Florida, this l)th day of houM. Santord. Florida, at 11:00 A D D IT IO N . R E C O R D E D IN O E E 47 pursuant to an Order at Final S O U TH M A R K M O R TG A G E a m ., on the 35th day ol April. March. A.O. Iftl. P L A T BOOK 74. P AG ES A 5. 4. Judgment ol Foreclosure dated C O R P O R A TIO N O F AM ER ICA. m i. O F TH E P U B LIC RECORDS M A R Y A N N E MORSE March X . It t l. entered In Civil Plaintitt. Dated: March IS. Iftl. By: HelenSlandller O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . C*M No eg 37*7 CA 14 G ol ttw — vs— FLO R IO A As Deputy CWrk M A R Y A N N E MORSE C lr c u ll C o u rt et the I I T H W IL L IA M M . B E N N E T T and C LER K O FTH E Publish: March IS. X . I t 4 April D A T E D at S ANFO R O. Florl Judicial Circuit In and tor SEM IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T LO R I L B E N N E T T , hls wile; C IR C U IT C O U R T S. m i da. this 1st day ot April. 1771. IN O L E C o u n ty . F lo rid a , O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H JA M E S H W IL S O N and D E O 141 S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . M A R Y A N N E M ORSE wherein A M E R IC A N H O M E JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT C AR O LE J W ILSON, hls wile; FL O R ID A C LER K O FTH E FU N O IN G . INC AS CUSTO O I O F FLO R ID A , H C A C E N T R A L F L O R IO A B y: Jan aE . Jasawlc C IR C U IT C O U R T AN OR T R U S T E E . Plaintitt end R E G IO N A L H O S P ITA L , sue IN A N D F O R Deputy Clerk B y: JaneE. Jasewlc IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T. M IC H A E L E P P S A N D A N castor to S E M IN O LE M E M O S E M IN O LE C O U N TY Publish: March 3« A April 5, Deputy Clerk IN A N D FOR TH O N Y LA B O Y ere detond C IV IL A C TIO N NO. R IA L H O S P ITA L ; end LISA m i Publish A p ril). 17. It t l S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . ant(s). I will Mil to Itw highest e0-4tT3-CAI4K H AY E S . It living, and all un D E D 34* D E E 34 FL O R ID A and best bidder tor cash. A T S E C U R IT Y P AC IFIC known parties claiming by. CASE NO. *43*41 CA 14-0 T H E W E S T FR O N T DOOR O F N A TIO N A L BANK,etc. through, under or against LISA IN T H E C IR C U IT C O UR T. C .V . B U T L E R FARM S. INC . N O TIC E OF S H E R IF F 'S SALE T H E S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y Plaintiff. H A Y E S who It not known lo be IN A N D F O R Plaintiff. N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N C O U R TH O U S E. SANFO R D. vs. deed or alive, whether M id S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . that by virtu* ot that certain FLO R ID A , at II X AM. May f. W IL L IA M S HUDSON, unknown parties mey claim an FLO R ID A M IC H A E L A K A P L A N and m i . the following described Writ ot Eieculion Issued out ol e tu i, at al. interest as spouses, heirs, d* CASE NO. fe-4974-CA-IAO E IL E E N J. K A P LA N , his wile. properly at M l forth In M id end under the Mel ol ttw County Defendants vis***, g ra n te e s , er ether L O M A S M O R TG A G E USA. VIC OSMAN R V C E N T E R . Final Judgment, to wit Court el Seminole County. Flor N O TIC E O F A C TIO N c la i m a n t s , c l a i m i n g b y , IN C . IN C . A S S O C I A T E D D R Y C O N D O M IN IU M U N I T 4. Ida. upon a final judgement TO K A T H Y HUDSON. II living through, un-er or against ttw Plaintitt. GOODS C O R P O R A TIO N , d/b/a B U IL D IN G IA. OF H IO O E N rendered in ttw eloreMid court and It deed. *11 unknown partWs vs M id LISA HAY uu. M A IS O N B L A N C H E , f/k/a on the 14th dey ol March. A.D claiming by. through, under or V IL L A G E C O N D O M IN IU M S . Defendants P H IL L IP SHAUN FLA V IN and R O B IN S O N S OF F L O R ID A . If tl, In that certain case en against the named Defendant AC CO R D IN G TO TH E D E C N O TIC E OF AC TIO N N A N C Y J FLA V IN , hit wife. R O B E R T R ZASADA. formerly tilled. Country Club Square IA R A T IO N OF CONOOM INI who Is not known to be deed or TO LISA H A V E S n/k/a LISA P IO N E E R S A V IN G S B AN K, d/b/a K O P YKW IC K P R IN T IN G Shopping Center. Ltd . Plaintitt. UM R EC O R D E D M ARCH X . ellv# whether M id unknown C A LD E R A R O l/k/a P IO N E E R F E D E R A L C EN TER . ALAM O R E N T A — v s - Cruiser’s Pub. Inc and I N I IN O F F IC IA L RECOROS perttot claim as heirs, devisees, Whose Residence It in the SAVING S A LO AN ASSOCIA CAR. INC . and any unknown Ronald L. Klotl. Defendant, BOOK 1434. PAG ES 1)41 TH R U grantees, assignees, lienors, T IO N . and any unknown heirs, State ol New Metlco heirs, devisees, grantee*, credi which etortMld Writ el E>*<u 1717 AND A M E N D E D BY creditors, trustees, er other Whose mailing address It devisees, granites, creditors, tors, end other unknown persons F IR S T A M E N D M E N T lion wet delivered to me *t claim a nts egalnst the said 4101 B C u l l i n g A ve n u e and other unknown persons or or unknown spouse* claiming T H E R E T O R EC O R D E D M A Y Sherlll el Seminole County. K A T H Y HUDSON. Northoesl. Albuquerque. NM unknown spouses claiming by. by. through, end under any ol la. I N ) IN O F F IC IA L REC Florida, end I have levied upon R E S ID E N C E UNKNOW N •7114 through, and under any el the lh* above named Defendants. ttw following described property ORDS BOOK I4X. PAGES 1473 Y O U AR E H E R E B Y NO TI above named Defendants. YO U AR E H E R E B Y NO TI Defendants owned by Cruiser’s Pub. Inc . TH R U 1443 ANO A M E N O E D F IE O that an action to torectoM Defendants F IE O Ihel an action to foreclose AM ENDED M id property being located in BY SECOND A M E N D M EN T a mortgage on the following * mortgage on the following N O TIC E OF N O TIC E OF Semmoie County. Florida, more T H E R E T O R EC O R D E D M A Y property In SEM IN O LE County. property in Semmoie County. F O R E C LO S U R E SALE FO R EC LO S U R E SALE p a r t ic u la r ly d e s c rib e d e t X . I N ) IN O F F IC IA L R EC Florida N O T IC E is hereby given that Florid* N O TIC E It hereby given that follows ORDS BOOK 1441. PAGE 3001 L O T 10. BLOCK B. SPRING Lot 24. Block A. C A M E LO T lh* undersigned Clerk ol the lh* undersigned CWrk ot the Any and ell inventory located ANO A M E N D E O BY A M E N D LA K E H ILLS A CCO R DING TO U N IT 3. according to the plat C ir c u it C o u rt ol Seminole C irc u it C o u rt ot S em inole M EN T TH E R E TO RECORDED el U f l Airport B lv d . Santord. P L A T IN P L A T B O O K IS. Ihereol as recorded m Piet Book County. Florida, will en the tth County. Florida, will o. ma 7th JU N E 4 I N ) IN O F F IC IA L F lo rid a . Includ in g but not P AG E I I P U B LIC RECOROS X . Pages M end te. ol the Public day ol M ay. 1**l, at 11:00 day ol M ay IW I. at II 00 RECOROS BOOK 1444. P AG ES limited lo O F S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y . Records ol Seminole County. o'clock e m ot the West Front •‘clock a m at lha West Front F LO R IO A On* W urlllie r SL/00 Juk* 1 )1 ) T H R U 1 3 )1 . A N O door Ot the SemlnoW County Florida door el the SeminoW County FU R TH ER AM EN O ED BY Boa. I pool table w/cuet. on* has been tiwd egalnst you end Courthouse in Santord. Florida, has been tiled against you and Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, Hetpomt refrigerator A M E N D M E N T T H E R E T O RE W IL L IA M S H UDSO N. D E ­ otter lor laW end Mil at public you er* required to serve a copy otter tor MW end M il at public A complete Inventory to be C O R O E D J U L Y 17. 1N3 IN P A R TM EN T O f R EVEN U E. ol your written defenses, it eny. outcry to the highest end best outcry to the highest end best O F F IC IA L RECOROS BOOK mad* 4 tillable upon request S T A T E OF FLO R IO A . and you bidder ter cash, the following to it on G A R Y A GIBBONS bidder lor cash, the following 1434. PAG ES 1444 TH R U 14)1 now being stored en lh* pre er* required to serve a copy el described property situate In ESQ UIR E, ol Gibbons Smith. (tour 1bed property situate in ANO FU R TH E R A M EN D ED mites el lh* business your written detenses. It eny. to Cohn 4 Arnett. P A . Plemlitt’s SemlnoW County. Florid* SeminoW County. Florida BY A M E N D M E N T T H E R E T O end the undersigned et Sherlll It on C H A R LE S R G EO R G E. attorney, whole address is M l Lot 444. IONG W OO O . at re R E C O R D E D F E B R U A R Y 3. Lot 124. H O W E LL E S T A T E S ot Seminole County. F tor id*, III. E S Q U IR E . LAW O F F IC E East Kennedy Boulevard. Suit* corded m Piet Boo* I. Peg* I*. S U B D IV IS IO N R E P L A T , ac 1104 IN O F F IC IA L RECORDS will et It 00 A M on the I3lh OF C H A R LE S R G E O R G E . III. *04. Post O ffice Boa 7177. Public Records ol Seminole cording to the plat Ihereol. as BOOK 1X7. P AG ES 1034 TH R U dey ot April. A O Iftl. otter tor P A . M l East Pme Street. Suit* Temp* Florida 11*41. en er County. Florid* recorded m Piet Boos 14. Pages M l* end sell to the highest 1014. P U B LIC RECOROS OF 1402. Orlande. Florida and lito before April It. Ittl. and III* ttw Together with the following 47 and 44 Public Records ol bidder, lor cash In hand, lub.eeI SEM INO LE C O UN TV. FLOR I the original with lh* Clerk at the original with the Clerk ot mis described equipment Central SeminoW County. F lor id* to any and ell ealtlmg liens, el OA TO G E TH E R W ITH A L L above styled Court on or before Court either before same* on Heat Unit. Carpeting pursuant to the Final Judgment the Front I West I Door et the A P P U R TE N A N C E S T H E R E T O the 7th day el M a y. m l ; Pleinlllf’s attorney or immedl pursuant to the Final Judgment entered in a case pending in said steps ol the Seminole County ANO AN U N D IV ID E D IN TE R otherwise e judgment may be ately thereafter, otherwise a entered in e case pending in Mid Court, the style ol which It EST IN TH E COMMON E L E Courthouse in Santord. Florida entered against yeu tor the default will be entered agemsl Court, the ttyW ol which Is indiceWd above ME NTS OF SAIO CONOOM IN the above described personal relief demanded in the Com you lor the relwf demanded m indicated above W ITNESS my hand and ol IUM AS S E T FO R TH IN SAID property plaint the Complaint W ITN E S S my hand end ot liclal seal el said Court this Mm D E C LA R A TIO N That said sal* is being made W ITN E S S my hand and teal D A T E D this I Jits day el I k i o I seel ol M id Court this iti day ot March, m i to Mtisfy the terms ot Mid Writ D A T E D 4l SANFORO. Florl ot this Court this 2nd day ol March m i day ot April, m i (C O U R T S E A L I ot Eaecution *e. this 1st day ol April. IN I April. IWI (S E A L ) IC O U R T S E A L ) M A R Y A N N E MORSE O O N A LD F E S LIN G E R . M A R Y A N N E MORSE (Circuit Court Sean M A R Y A N N E MORSE /MARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E Sheriff C L E R K O F THE M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K C IR C U IT COUR f C L E R K O F TH E Semmoie County. Florida C IR C U IT C O U R T C IR C U IT COUR T By Ruth King C LE RK OF C IR C U IT CO UR T C IR C U IT CO UR T B 1 Jana E Jateww To be advertised April t end 17 By JaneE Jevewk BY CeceliaV (k e rn Deputy Clerk By Jane E Jewwic Deputy CWrk IW I with the sal* an April I). Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Publish March It X X 4 April Deputy CWrk Publish April 3. I). m i Publish April |. I ) INI IWI Publish April 3. 12. I t 3*. It*! s. mi Publish A p r il] 13. l**l O F E 34 O C E 40 D E E 17 D E E 44 D E O IM D E E S3 21— PdTMMls 27-N v rttry t Legal Notlcee 4 Education Bought ft Sold Legal Notices A. �■B — Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Friday. April 5. 1991 7 1 — H e lp W a n te d .EMPLOYMENT 323*5176 7 1 - H e lp W a n te d 7 1 — H e lp W a n t e d 7 1 - H e lp W a n te d DATA PROCESSING/ ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE LAWN &MAINT. PERSON Sj Im Representative Needed! Part time Prefer retiree ____________ 173 441S___________ S a la ry plus co m m is s io n . Women encouraged to apply ___________________ m / m ___________________ S E C U R IT Y O F F IC E R S HS grad, guard license required. Metro Security t-esi -irt* Part lime data professing Mu*t have etperience In open system* accounting software _________ Call 330 *060_________ 700 W U til St. W O O D P A L L E T R E P A IR S ! Tool*. PU truck, homo repair chop bondabt* E A R N WO IIOOO W E E K ! Stull envelope* *1 home. No coitl S E N D SASE to: Golden Dis­ tributor*. PO Bo* lf llt t -C . Corpus Ctirtiti. T X 74417 IS1* DAYCARE Lk M ary ar*a MusCTm over It and have e*p P / T o r F / T . ____________m i n t ____________ EAR N M M to SMS per week Reading Books at home. Call t a i l a n i m p E »t Bale_______ * ACRYLIC GIA2ERS* EXPERIENCED MACHINIST *11 Hr. • F T/ P T • Company training • Rapid Ad vaneomen I • Dealer poll 1:00 Call today t m m - n i t With nacassary Inspection tools. Apply in person. SOI Airport Blvd. Santord_________ Couple* and Individuals lor |Ob of your own Will assist you tor splendid opportunity. 33**111____________ FU LLE R BRUSH REPS needed. Small starter kit lee B U Y o r S E L L I I 4*5*447 G E T P A ID lor taking aasy snapshots! No oaporlonct 1*00 par 100 Call 1 *00130 1434 (SO **/mln| or Write PASE IIS. t i l S Lincolnway, N. Aurora. IL 40SCI______________ Part time A ttltl with activl ty p la n n in g N e e d * e ll motivated, energetic per con, p re vlo u * e ip e n e n c e pre lerred Apply 0*4 Mellonvllle Ave Santord H illh m n Health Care Center 3 2 2-8566___ ______ E.O.E./H A D O TO YOUR INCOM E S E LL AVON NOW c a l l m u t t oe n i c i t ) GOOD W O R K E R S N E E O E O It D A IL Y W O R K O A IL Y P A Y Call Bob..........m ust attar 1pm American Security First Inc. P o e itio n * a v a ila b le lo r Telemarketer*. Full or Part Tie No eiperience necettary. E ic e lle n t pay. A p p ly In per von 10AM4PM: l*t Feder al of Seminole Bldg . tie. M l, 1I1W . U t. St. Santord.________ HOUSEMEN Floor care e«perltnce a plus) For lull lima and part time opening* 7 30 4:00 P M with altarnate weekends Good bene til*. Apply M F 1:00 3:00 PM. Village en the Oreen, Retirement, Long wood E O E 434 to Weklva Springs Rd to 1st light, right on Sable Palm Dr. 2nd right._________________ Are Your Hours This Good? No night*, weekends or holl day* Part time Monday thru Friday day hour*. Earn SSI7 per hour Car needed Call M erry Maid*. M l 5441 K E Y E S F L A . INC.. Realtors, p a y i t u i t i o n to R E A L E S T A T E SCHOOL I .....1212200 " ASSISTANT MANAGER Good medical benelltt, full time, 1PM 10PM. Apply In person. Speedway S larvln Marvin. 4630 W St Rd 44. Santord LAUNDRY AIDE Eiperience preferred. Good benefits. Full lima. J11:30PM and alternate weekends. 4 1:10 PM Apply I J PM. Mon.- F rL . V O TG Retirement. Long wood 434 to Weklva Springs Rd to 1st light Right on Sabla Palm Dr .secondright CHILDCARE TEACHER'S AIDE P /T. *10130. M F Start *a IS hr. Apply: Gingerbread Home. 1*14 Elm Ave. Santord. COOK - PART TIME Toes S a l. daytime, lleiible. Knowledge ot seafood a plus Apply Monday Friday. 10 1. MOI E . SI Rd U _________ ★ ★ LPN's ★ ★ ★ ★ CNA's ★ ★ NCNB NATIONAL BANK ANNUAL FLEA MARA ET! APRIL 6lh 67th T * BIG YARD SALE * ★ F n . and Sal. SAM SPM 111 W. 17th St. Santord______________ I DESIGNER PROM DRESSES 1 RUMMAGE SALE GARAGE 6 PLANT SALE Sal April* SATURDAY, 9-5 104 Shady Oak Dr., Santord (Midden Laka Villas, oil Live Oak Blvd.) SOI E 14th S I F r l and S al, * 4__________________________ LARGE GARAGE SALE LAUNDRY AIDE * Part lime, rotating shifts Call for appointment. 11* 0700 Longwood Health Care....... EEO P /T MECHANICS HELPER Sat. 4. Sun Apply In person Santord Amec*. 17** S. Or land* Dr. Saatord____________ WANTED, FOREMAN! To bury telephona cable. Ea per fenced only need apply. ________ Call 407 M l H IS PROPERTY MANAGER I) t i p i n i I b I i l o r lle ld / m a ln ta n a n c # c re w , multi family and olher ren­ tals. Send resume lo PO Bo* G G. Sanford. FI 11771 __________Attn: Doma_________ RECESSI0N7D0N7 WORRY! E a r n ll.OOO/wk s tu ffin g envelopes af home Send S A S E lo A Z D M . IS4WSR 414 *4044 I I Winter Spgs MWe S A IiS MANAGER *64K-t first year potential! Int’l company tapandlng Into central Florida. If you ar* a pro. able lo recruit, train and manage sales force, send re­ sume to: Mr. Keenan 1*0 Bo* 171*. Winter Springs FI 11700 Apply In person Monday thru F r i d a y . B e lw a e n 1 :0 0 PM'4:00PM. Bahama -tea's. 2S0e S. French Aye. Santord. S T A I N E D / B E V E L E D Glass s tu d a n ts , need p o te n tia l artists to learn the art glass trade............................. 1 1 M W * . .V O L T .e • TE M P O R A R Y S ERVICES __________Call 41**2**_________ WANTED WAITRESSES COOKS AND HOSTESSES A ll three shifts. Good |ob. great benelitsl Call H I 4440 We Hie Housa 4740 W. St Rd 44. Sanlerd LO C AL A R E A . Big one A two bedroom. First months rent plus deposit. 111-7*41_________ ytfuvifim ikfo COEVIUAAPTS. SPACIOUS 2 BR 2 M APTS IM M E D IA T E O C C U P A N C Y II •AFFORDABLE 25*0 Ridgewood Ave. Santord C U T E O N E BED R O O M . FL r m „ carpel and curtains. Available April I. No pel* S24S + sec. SM-14S4 F r l . Sal A S-m * 1 Corner ol 17th SI. and Oak Avo.________ Fum H urt, household Items, plants. Qiassware. clothes, m ist Saturday, 9AM S664 Tools, clothes, boa! things, ect 190 E. Airport Blvd. Frl A Sal *7_______________________ _____ _ MOVING SALE 19" color TV, Cotfee table & end tables. Toro lawn mower, carpet, clothing, toys, books, nic nacs & misc Frl Sun 8 6 1009 B PARK AVE.__________ YARD SALE Frl.. Sal A Sun » 7 S IN Wayside Dr. IW. H W Y 44) C4rpet, Ig w 4ll m irro rs , lights, dinette table w/chalrs, baby clolhes. odds and ends! VARDSALE I I I ] South Park * S Frl . Sat A Sun MOVING SALE Baby turn w canopy bed d in in g table yr/l ch airs, bookcase, dbl bed , 2 night stands, headboard, oriental screens, mercury sec light, T V antenna, kitchen ware, h ouseh old goods, p a in t, hardware, curtains, pictures, tir e e x tin g u is h e r, b ra ts fireplace set. firewood rack, coolers, hammock, kingsi/e water bed set dark wood New 12100 sell for $700 Firm . & lots morel Like Butterflies? Liq utdafing inventory of. Sunday SAM to SPM 1841 Lemon Bluff Rd (4 Mites off HWY 41$) Osteen. 117 RABUN COURT Brynhaven Sub Frl. Sat,* Sun i dutk Clothe*. men’* and girl*, toy v household item* 122 YY GREENIREE Hanover Woods. Frl. A Sal. IP M -iP M Books and a big variety ol bargalnsl__________ 2 FAMILY SALE Window air conditioner, twin bed, ctereo, golf ball*. rogv household mice Saturday, • f M4 Hidden Lake Dr, Sanford 3 FAMILY SALE MULTI FAMILY SALE S A TU R D A Y O N LY Irom I 1 1120 5 P ,i lm# tf□ A vv S*in»or it Baby item* appliance* and much morel Sat and Sun 9 4 104 A u le a Lane. Sunland MULTI MOVING SALE! 3rd Annual Sliwilaki Sub too Country Club Rd (By Wailair Golf CoorMl Lott of furn . dicker comp dining ttf, ftm control c*«r Uolmk El»m w rad stereo motor cycle. mi£ro*t,i*r. util trailer. AC, (g Mater trough, dttkt. kit cabinet*. bench grinder. Ig bird cage. botp feeding table, ro d ih n q pant houtehald, clothing Frl. A Sat. I M F Sat April a. » 4PM F u rn . lor is. TVs. Iplc . toys, e d W it l ol Lake M a ry High School on Greonwoy Blvd. Phone 111 4*14 L A R G E private room, kitchen, bath, 170/wk complete turn. Oeposll/Lease. 130-411] W IL L SH AR E 1/1 patio home. M or F, washer/dryer, tend*. pool 130*153, leave message 93— R o o m s fo r R e n t ' C L E A N R O O M S , kitchen A laundry facilities. Cable TV . Starting at 175/wfc....... 1304411 SANFO R D, rm „ with amenities. Mature non drinker, no drugs! STS a wk ll4-7*SI or 1*4-7*44 S A N FO R D Lg. bdrm w/priv. balh. Included alt housa prlv. and utllitlas. Mato preferred. S7Sawk.SI00sac.dep » . .1 1 1 4 4 1 5 .. « 97— A p a r tm e n ts F u r n is h e d / R e n t S A N FO R D - 1 bdrm . complete privacy close to downtown I 1100 per week plus S100 seeuri ty Includes utllltes, 221-214* C L E A N O N E b d rm . garage apt., AC. prlv. entrance, util. paid MS wk, S100 toe 111 1414 E F F IC IE N C Y A P T . Sanford area. Call for Info. Broker Owner. I l l 5**1 or 3111147 O N E B E D R O O M , P riv a te Single, no pets. S110 wk. or S37S mo , util. Inc I 110-47*1 R E M O D E L E D 1 bdrm. 1 bath aptl All bill* pd„ S-444/mo. or Sia*/we*b plus sac.......7114141 SA N FO R D • I bdrm . furnished Apt Util Included Close fo downtown, lH017*/iv. msqo SANFO R D La rg e studio w / u l l t l l l * * . 1423/m o o r tllS/wk plus deposit 111 1*41 S A N FO R D • I A 1 Bdrm . Aptit Furn. or unturnf Clean, V30C A Up! Sec dep SlOO, R*H17-U41 SA N FO R D • 1 bdrm . HOUSE with Iron! porch. 1 block Irom new hospital. I l l s per week plus 17'-.' security. 111-114* CELEBRITY CIPHER CaMwtxiityCf»h#f cryptogram* mmt h e m- (juotAlwn*b» timciui laeft wi«* «nthecipher tfemHlor another fa in >tMf t KJ J A V B M D 3 2 3 -3 3 D T SA N FO R D 7 bdrm . kitchen equipped, water furnished, no nets Call 321 1175____________ SA N FO R D IKM Sanford Ave 2 bdrm. S3JS plus deposit Quiet and sale. Call 111 **41________ O P E N M O N -F R L , l-S S A T. 14-1. S UN D AY I S 1 B E 0 R O O M . 1 b a lh . w ashtr/dryar. S41S month. United Realty U 4 ll* t Re n ta l Dir e c to r y SANFORD Cedar Creek Apartments SANFORD Shenandoah Village AffordmblmRttmm Starling Al $350/ Brand N*w, Now LM»lng MOVE IN SPECIAL! Deadly acroa* horn Flea Martial on 17NR Unqua I A 2 B *m Sngtoetory DcpW* oof •Plemtomd •LaunWy •Morthfy Peel Conwy A Smal Pact I For Intomobon ■M •F M . Ca* > IMirdawestel 17 K on Hartoad 2 B 1 Badtoom •Town Itousaa Each Apt. cpborwl ful air* waafwrdrytr. FREE baac CMx TVI Come tee ua today! Opan Mon. •Bd. • - 4. Sunday 12 - S 24V) Hartwatt Ava. 323*2920 324*4334 Sanford Court Apartments LAKE MARY Dorchester Apts 3301 8. Sanford Avo. A«Jr About Our Sprlngtlmo Spaclalal 1 BA. North of U l I4ary Bled. Sngla Story Btodu, I 4 2 Bdrm. Apft. - Gourery-lka Seong •On Me Managers •SUrWtg ■ M l* month Com* 4 Hear *ra Ostol © 0TM4A Weal 17 9? In iJM Mary Ground leva! single story hornet •1 Bedroom 1 Bath •2 Bedroom* 2 Bath, •kMM be*on Lk. Mary - Sanford - M •Ideal lor Senior Catrena 323*3301 500 Dorchester Square 0 ROSECLIFF APTS. St. Croix Apts. Brand New 3 Badroom Apia. $510 Now tooting / Brand now luiury 1,2, A 1 Bedroom apl. home*. Convantonl location to 1-4, Shopping A Baachat. with all *mtnltto*...pool. |acuiil, **arcls* room, ttnnia courts A much mora-lak* view aralltbla Call Now A Maka Paradla* Your Addrosall 723 Sacral Harbor Lana oil Lk. Emma Rd. Located 3 m4*a horn M - Laka Mary! Heathrow (Fift SO) New 3 bedroom apti, Wtoaehor dryer connection*, eaeened-in pettoe A balcontee Choce ol Ht, 2nd or 3rd bveti oval**. * NOW OPEN!* © 323-4923 322-5955 c a ll Equal Houaing Opportunty 0 To Advertise In This Rental Directory Call 322-2611 3 2 1 -7 3 0 3 To Advertise In This Rental Directory Call 322-2611 OR CONTRACTORS J W e h a v e a s e t o l 5 c o m p le t e ly a n d b e a u t ifu lly f u r n is h e d o f lic e s s u it a b le fo r a n y o f t h e a b o v e •.uides print c o p ie r s a n d h a n g e r s w ith a ll th e n e c e s s a r y a c c o m p a n im e n ts . M u s t s e e to b e lie v e . T w o b lo c k s fro m S a n f o r d C it y H a ll. F o r l e a s e at e x ­ tre m e ly c o m p e titiv e ra te s . Land Clearing Paper Hanging • l a n d c l e a r in g . * b a c k H OE W O R K , • H AU LIN G . C A L L R O CKY. 110 1SM P R O F E S S IO N A L P A P E R H A N G ER B ES T P R IC E S lI 10 Yrs.eap Free esl 373 344* Landscaping Grown Square C le a n in g S e r v ic e (407) 324-0546 JO Y 'S Cleaning Service. Rales from 425 A up. lie., bond A Ins. Res/comm............4S4 0447 LEAVE NUMBER FOR PROMPT CONTACT INCOME TAX SERVICE!! Electronic Filing Rapid Ralurtd 4 Month E alantlons FI ltd 410 K R IS TI DAWN CO M PAN Y 49* No. Hwy 17/*2 Longwood * * CALL 767-7502 * * Ken Rum m el G E T TO KNOW T A X A A C C O U N TIN G ! Small business consulting! Qualified A full SVC accounhn^iai 1171 A d d it io n s & R e m o d e lin g B IL L S TR IP P Custom Homes 1987 C A M A R O SPORT COUPE 1986 C H E V Y M O N TE C A R L O "S S "] LOADED. LOW V IE S HUMS* LOOKS CHEAT T-TOPS. A U POWER HARE *4488 *5280 1988 C H E V Y S P R IN T 1 9 9 0 S -1 0 P IC K U P VERY HA HO TO r wo. ESPECIALLY a t THIS PRCE. LOADED U.OOOMtES *3680 *6580 B U Y H E R E ! $20 0 , H*35 As DOW N A W EEK 1985 M A ZD A 626 DX FULLY POWE BED MOON HOOF *3288 1984 M E R C U R Y M A R Q U IS LOADED LOADED. LOADED. Y O U U LOVE THIS ONE *2680 EVERY CONCEIVABLE OPtON AVAILABLE *2980 1988 C H E V Y ASTRO VAN CONVERSION. CAPT CHAR CRUISE, AMfM INCASSETTE CUSTOM PAINT *8488 Rendy's Ouallly Lawn. Ihat special touch, sinco 1*42 Comp. care. Ire* esl 11214714 SPRING HAS SPRUNO I Let Herman do your Window* A Floors Res . stores A office* Free etl. 1241147_____________ T E A M C L E A N HOM E AN D O F F IC E C L E A N IN O I 20 yrs *>p. A reliable LOW rates F R E E esl 1144211 Electrical ~~ B OOTH E L E C T R IC Reslden llal/Commerclat. Free esll ^ E R O O O O * «* _ _ _ _ * 7 IIS ia •RR0031SU KITCHENS. BATHS ADDITIONS 407 4*5 741* Bait & Tackle Appliances M A R C A N T H O N Y 'S ! 114 W SR434 Winter Spgs. Fish/hunt lies. Worms 29% ofII I171*f4 NEW/USED APPLIANCES Buy/Sell • Recond/Guaranteed Fence_______ HOME APPLIANCL..322-3883 F E N C IN G all type*, installa flo n a n d r e p a ir s F r it estimates. Kevin, I K l*sa Sharp Fence1 1st Rat* work LOW price! Free est Wood, chainllnk A repairs 272 4411 A u to m o tiv e D e ta ilin g C LD Road Servlet. Truck, auto. AC A lira repair Anywherat 71(shr* adayl H4-14S2 B u ild in g C o n t r a c t o r s " AUTO. AlH, LOW MIES. LOW LOW PAYMENTS 1985 C H E V Y C A P R IC E B R O G H . I MEOL S225 MOVE IN SPECIAL — 2 j* fto cr". H a iim e h ja b js — SANFORD. Lg 1 bdrm. 5345'mo p lu s d e p . C / H / A , p o d l, laundry, sale/qultl 111 IH 1 SA N FO R D walk to town Irom P a rk A v I I bd rm . apt*! Porchl**3wk u h lpd 110 1422 ARCHITECTS- ENGINEERS. 0 K U O Lake Mary i a -4 f l] Call between 11AM SPM ATTENTION!I! 4820 COUNTY ROAD 427 Color T W BBQ grid, laan mower* & m**c Th urt 1 Frl 9f DO RCHESTER APTS. 91— A p a rtm e n ts / H o u se to S h a re YARD SALE North Rd, Santord loll J6 & HEAR THE QUIETI1 Slnglt story studio, I A 7 Bdrm. Apts. Many ailra*(ncl storage space! Quiet, co iy community 1 Nice Iand scap Ing. On site manager* who C A R E MStarflnnaLS,'O/nio S A N FO N O 2 k * m . 2 bath, washer, dryer, refrigerator, stove, garbage disposal, dish washer. S400/mo plot sacurl ty. U U S Park Ave Phone MO ISO * HOVE IN SPE C IA L* * 1 MONTH F R E E * CALL 330-1431 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent SAN FORD-CPU RT Call 321-0584 Oulat and convenlanl with pool, tennis, clubhouse • N I C E * C LEA N 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n t u r n is h e d / R e n t O N E BED R O O M , garage apl. In quiet neighborhood. W O a men. I mo. sec. 11*772*______ O P E N H O U SE FR O M M l . S A T U R D A Y I LA K E J E N N IE A P T S I 1 bdrm apis, with C/H/A Irom 1340/mo Include* water A oas. Better 112 4724 2900 Lake M ary Blvd Santord SPACIOUS 1 8 2 BORMS Warthousa W o tters/D riw n 54 512.50 p e r h o u r p lu s benefits. Will train. Needed now 1 11*11*00 iSuamimm *VilltL& YARD SALE ~ Frl and Sal. 4/S & 4/6 *1 Some (u rn ., boating equip men! and hull. Jensen 10" w o o le r s a n d b o * . It** Magnavo* color TV . 4 cyl Endro race car. lots ol mlsc Herns 111 N 1st St . Lake Mary. I OH Wilbur Ava l YARD SALE H E S K V Z O * * * BRAND NERf# * R O S C C LIFF A P A R TM E N TS New 1 bedroom apartments, for 1510. W/D connections, screened patio* and e s lie storage closet. 11*7 sq. If. Located on Lk. Mary Blvd --------------" W W I t V * Equal Housing Opportunlly 1 Off M ontgom ery Rd Sal. April 6 » 4 ___________________ MOVING SALE D B R E O R K With soma smarts that needs a permanent Iobi 99— A p a r tm e n ts U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t SPRING OAKS COMMUNITY Saturday and Sunday, 4 S, H o u s e h o ld an d o f f ic e lur nllure, copier, odds 4 ends T O O M UCH T O L IS T I LO NGW OOD/DANBURY M ILL Mutll garage sales thru'oul ent, sub Frl/Sat/Sun *5 Rain-Shin* Take Lk Mary Blvd (near I 41 lo Lk Emma Rd tori 417 to Longwood Hills Rd to Lk Emma Rd Forget the rest we have Ihe best! !(4%i«ndi pteeani Wanted Good OT Cocmtry le y W IL L C A R E tor elderly lady or gentleman, live In. Have ret (1........................ 111453* For busy orthopedic practice. Call Sharon 741-SSa__________ M E D IC A L ENO RM O US S A L E III S A T U R D A Y O N L Y .* ? 404 W. tSIh St. Santo, d ( J u s t S y . H I 't *: Avon collactiblas. quilt. *100 old sheet music, clothing.tots ot household Items, tiara glass, n u r i t i u n ifo r m s . c"mmode. furniture, windows 1 JSt CC .J-’ junV, *tp «,t4 ’......... Machine sharpening! Bring your knives, scissor*. (11), lawn mower blades 1*1 SOI! Rains, will hold inside : 1,', Th y Airpori bt ‘bhu trvm an Bt.**' Santord Sat, only. 4 T_________ 4PMaod*PM.Hieigi....EOE MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONS PROCEEDS TO CHURCH •AM 4PM DOS Scott Ave. Sanford junior and M ltttt -7;*^ MW Telephone salespeople* who love to talk and desire to make alot of money. O nly ambitious need apply. Call Otan Mills between TAM and I I noon or 73— E m p lo y m e n t _________ W a n t e d Plint And Sidewalk Sit* To benefit march ol Dimes w a lk S a t ., A p r il 4 th . 7:1031:10 145* Orlando Dr. The Grace United Methodist Church ol lake Mary. United Methodist Women * group will be holding their Annual Flea Market. Sat.. April 4. IWI. *:00 AM • 1:00 PM. The Flea Market will be held al the Church. 4** M C tw M n Club Road ,n L ik e M ary, For . »4V * .. t'i In 'o rin j'c l conract th ech urch .m 1471__________ WANTED-All V I,N O T DEAD!! ★ F U L L A N D P A R T T IM E • D A Y A N D E V E N IN G S H IF T S • GOOD B E N E F IT S Call tor appointment, 11* *100 Lonowood Health C a r e ......E E O SERVERS TH IS W E E K S S U B 2 P K J O FullTIm el Call T id y Maid B F ttM M E D IC A L Full or Part lima, lor 117 and J II shift*. Immediate opening c o m p e te tlv e s a la r y a n d benellt* Apply: DE BA R Y M ANOR U N . Hwy. I7/*1 Debary. M F , f A M 4PM.....E O E 4444424 Local/Caribbean To S4S/HR 1-497 **1 ****T4tent BuiidertFee I D L P X . ' MAIDS WANTED! * IF N * CONSTRUCTION A l l TRADES • D M E s : Full or Pari lime, for II 7 and 3 tl shut* Immediate opening c o m p e le tlv * s a la ry and _ benell** Arml*^ f lt A R Y > 4 A N O R 44 N. Hwy. I7/*1 Debary. M F .tA M 4PM EO E ____________444 4414___________ TULL OR PART TIME ACTIVITY ASSISTANT Orange BO * l? N + 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t M A R K M c C A R TY gen con tractor Remodeling. Res A Comm CGC044MJ121 4470 NEW , R EM O D E L, R EP A IR HOM ES. O FFIC E S , STORES All types construction. Res/Cam 121 4411 S O Ballttt. C8C914440 C a rp e n try C A R P E N TR Y . Home repairs, remodel . Decks. Sheds A Garages Q U A L I T Y I 111144* C A R P E N TE R All kinds ot home repairs, painting A ceramic Ilia Riclsard Cress.....H I f*fl F lo o rin g FLOORS SHAKE OR SAG? Wt level floors and speclallle In water and termite damage 2 4 j r l _ # ^ 407 440 1211 Cleaning Service C A T H Y 'S C L E A N IN G SERV ICE Relerencev reasonable rales. Licensed! Cal! 121 7470 C L E A N IN G Spring Claanmgl Wash windows, l-ne cabinets. wallpaper I *41 #144___________ .H a r g is Cleaning S e rv ic e . Specializes in ollic* cleaning! 14 Hr Service ............117 1471 Handy Man C A R P E N TR Y. M ASONARY painting and til* work Free estimates Llsc’d Call 111 4114 G E N E R A L R EPAIRS, drywall. c a rp e n try , painting Free estimates! 122 S44B___________ P A I N T , dry w a ll. M ooring, carpentry and mlsc repairs Heasonable’Freees! 14* 1S41 P A IN T, yard work, rool/house Cleaning, rescreenlng. window cleaning and repairs 4**-7141 Home ImprovemenT A L L H O M E fm p re v a m e n fi Ma(or remodeling doors A trim is yrs 464 4144. eves Home Repairs H OM E O W NER'S H E L P E R Kno*(edig«iitxl*, E ip d , Weai • Carpentry •Plumbing • Electrical •Dryw.aH 111 7**7 RON C O L L IE R * Remodelmgf C a rp e n try , roo fing , p a in tin g No 10b too tlVMlir* 321 6422 Lawn Service A Q U A L I T Y C U T S I Owner managed-operated! Arte res Res/Comm. Freeeit .121-141] C O M P L E T E Quality Lawn A Landscaping, Ire* Service A Irrigation, competitive rales. !r**e*timal**Sunny'*J72 742* ECHOLS TREE & LAWN SVC For dependable, quality lawn core at LOW rates! 323 22tO Lawn Car*. F R E E esl 1 Christian firefighter. Cue Service! Evening* 111 0712 LA W N M A IN T E N E N C E Weekly or 1 lime service Low rales Call Tom........... 221 4224 P R O FES S IO N AL G A R D EN ER Mowing, edging, resoddlng. clean upl Free esl 223 944] S U M M E R ’S H ER E ! Call 171 *1*7 For Total Lawn Care Service! Ask lor Jell Smith W IL L H A U L fresh, clean Lower beds/yards Reasonable rales Jack. I l l 717] alter 7PM Foundation Repairs S IN K H O L E specialists! Wood trama. concrete slab Free est A A M Leveling. 410 5*24 Masonry J A Y N E ’S M ASO N R Y. Bloch, brick, conertie. fooling} Rea }on.*ble R *t«i! 322 S432 TW P M ASONRY. Brick, block, slucco, concrete Renovations Llc'd A ins 111 2444/414 *157 Moving & Hauling B 4 R H A U LIN G Yard trash, appl . turn Cheap on time! SIS up Call Ray 217 7147 * * * H A U L IN G .y a r d trash appliances, furniture trash ot any kind! Richard...... 171 77*1 X P R E S S M O V IN G 4 D E L IV E R Y l bd rm apl 1120 00' 1 bdrm 114000 com plele* Call tor details! 1*0 *711 Painting A C C E N T P A IN T IN G Int rooms, 172 A up Eal U7S A up 25yrs eipenence 132 4US Interior Decorating P A S T E L ’ S D E C O R A T IN G Homo or oMtc« W#ltp4p*r pointing. Fr# ««* t I I 382 0263 C AM P IO N Custom Pointing in tir lo r if it t r lo r D tp tn d d bio Rot t Oovo 123 M7S r a v in g Akins Paving A Conti., Inc.. Drive ways, patios A walksl Free est 1 Lie. A im . 311-1124 Plumbing HOPKINS PLUMBING A ll your plumbing needs! 24 hours! IRF0012270372 3988 R EM Plumbing In c Repair, remodeling, alterations So Habla E spanol CF COSOS82 483'21IS Pressure Cleaning A F F O R D A B L E HOME C A R E • Average Sire House 145 • Average SI it Rool 545 • Driveways • Pool Decks • Pro E ile rlo r Painting • Llc'd • Ins 1 *04 217 05*2 PRESSURE C L E A N IN G M A N Houses tram S4S quotes by phone' Call Roqer. 224 4444 Rooting A TLA S RO OFING , retooling & repairs, best price around Quality? RC006C47I 495 14t* Secretarial & Typing Services CUSTO M Typing/Bookkeeptngt D J Enterprises. 601B E 2Sth St . Santord 174 0471/172 74*2 Satellite Repairs A T T N : S A T E L L IT E OW NERSI We sve ell makes ot Satellite Sys Fast service, reasonable prices! 447 271 12*7 Swimming Pool Service AG R I G R E E N Pool & Lawn service Light scaptng lr riqalion, lawn spray 364 83SO Tile T N T . T IL E A M A R BLE C o m m e rc ia l, re s id e n tia l Small installations to com plele renovations Licensed A Insured Til* available below retell1 Free estimates! Cali: 497 *44 2554 Tree Service ECHOLS TREE & LAWN SVC Freee%timate}t Fair Prtcetl Lie . im . Slump Grinding, Tool 323 2226 day or mft L#t The Proles} tonalv do if F A M IL Y T R E E S E R V IC E . Trees down and gone’ We beat anv esl t Lie and ms aa* at]7 — U D R K J O - PREVIOUS SOLUTION Laws aro lik« sausages II » tMjtlcf not lo se« Ihem being made.’* - Otto von Bismarck HIGHWAY 17-92, SANFO RD (1/2 m il e N o r t h o l L a k e M a r y B lv d . ) E a s y to f in d I r o m a n y w h e r e In C e n t r a l F la . P h o n e (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 * 7 8 0 0 o r (4 0 7 ) 6 2 8 - 9 7 7 9 \ to Ailrrrti.sr Your llii.shw.ss I'r t 'r y Hay F o r .-l.v t.ow /la S45 1‘i-r M onth. C a ll C la r if ie d . 322 2011 �I Sanlord Herald, Sanlord. Florida — Friday, April 5, 1991 — ?■ 101— H o u s e s F u r n is h e d / R e n t K I T *N* C A R L Y L E ® by Larry W rifh l 103— H ouses U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t 117— C o m m e r c ia l _________ R e n t a l s S A N FO R D • lurnfshtd l bdrm . S A N F O R D l BR seat'dry S43S appliances. SUO p«r month LK . M A R Y Spacious 3/1 fence! P A U L A B E T H OSBORNE Presidential C re e p -...... 333 4413 V E N T U R E I P R O P E R TIE S S A N F O R D ,T w o b e d ro o m ____________121-41*4 'lend..C H A . . •-S B K r o n e — i t_'.'..t-T»f.jrrrw Tr- . .Jliia!.**— hook ups. references No pelt. porch. I block Irom now hosp! u rn Perl Venture 1.774 *400 tal. SHS per week plus H iO security. Call 1TJH46________ SANFORD 1/l'v. 1 tlory, family r m , dining r m . living rm uao a mo tsfplussec. 4CM61-1U? S A N F O R D . 1/1, w /FL rm , CHA. 14S0 6 u u lor damage dep.6»»1816S 4I.M :N ttlS P M SENIOR BAC H ELO R P A D In the country, no outside dogs I 3 rm*. w/ porchl HI-H41_______ 1 B OR M ., in Sanford 117} per month plu> tecurlly depot It Call ottor 1PM 122 1M7 1 BO R M .. In Sanford t i r ) per month plus tecurlly deposit Call after 1 P M 172 IM7 • 103— Houses U n fu r n is h e d /R e n t S U N L A N D E S T A T E S . 101 Oakland Ave , 1/1. S4S0 month. tlSO depot It C a l i n u m 1 BDRM I.J B A TH , central H/A. near Seminole High 1500 per C L E A N ,"coIy"T"b<pm. C/H/A. Y a rd maintained Nice yard S31S per month Phone 1)1 1750 D E B A R Y ■ Quiet neighborhood. Z bdrm.. close to 17 ei A 14. t<lS/mo 407 *41 t a n alter ) D E L T O N A , nice clean 1/1, CHA. a v a ila b le n o w ! 1400 m o aai-saa-am ar tea-iw-iaM ^n o rith jilu s ^ e c u rlty JiriU ^ ^ 10S — D u p le x * T r ip le x /R e n t 3 bdrm. 1 bath, largo yard Chlldren/petl OK U00 per month.. Cali m - r m D ELTO N A 1 bdrm. home, targa yard. Nlca and clean salspar month plut tecurlly __________Call 318 IMS_________ * * HIDDEN L A K E * * 3/Z, new carpet, vinyl and p a in t. In c l. ra n g e , t r ig , d/w a th e r, d ltp o ta l, C H A . Good Location. Like newt S630 m o IS00 tec M l-e tn Alter St 110-1 m . Atk ter J im _________ 166 E LM A V E . Sanlord I bdrm. I bath, US per week plut SI70 deposit, m e a n m e iioo 1 0 7 -M o b ile H o m e s /R e n t LAKE MANY PINE RIDGE CLUB! Sanlord. 1 bdrm 1 bath, laundry, pool, private park Ing t a il per month. 111*144 TU S C A W ILLA Large I bdrm H i bath, screened pattot. area pool. 1100first month 366 4611 3 b d r m ., h lt lo r lc hom e. Beaulllul porch overlooking park. 1415 a mon. Call Al C h M i Century I I Chiodl Realty m u l l or I44-7464 1 2 7 - O f H t e R e n ta ls B R A N D N E W O F F IC E B LD G 4*4 *q. N. to 1,600 sq. fl. 0 C 1 2 0 N IN 0 I Movo In Special ..........tlSB/me. C A L L .................................311-0069 9 I t Includes Screened Pool Special Rate Financing __________Call 313 1776_________ PRIIPI R t f Attumabl* no quality loan* In theta areas) Choota homes from Semlnole/Orange Volutia/Lakt Countlesl 3/Its, new root, carpet, paint, ter porch, fenced yd. appll ances. garage.................*55,600 O E L T O N A • S TO P B A N K F O R E C L O S IN G on this 3 bdrm. 1 bath. Closa to I 4t ISO's Call Charlotte. E R A Sene7 Realty. 574 0S55________ HOUSE ON 3 /4 ACRE LESS TH A N U.IBO DOWN Zoned C l, appliances, new paint,) car garage S46.600 FON SALE BYOWNEN Assumable. 3 bdrm. 3 bath, lamlly room, central H/A. garage, fenced yard Asking SS1.C00 Call 3380101 anytime POSSIBLE LEASE PURCHASE NEAR TALL TREES New custom built 1/1.1100 sq It. on 1/1 acre with security system, fireplace, appliances, and pool planned 11144.600 H A N D Y M A N S P E C IA L 1 bdrm w/great financing to He up................................... *17.000 IDYLLWILDE HOME 15X30 SOLAR POOL 1/1, 1.110 sq II. on 1/3 acre with new carpel, ceramic tile and paint. 14X10 lamlly room, privacy fenced yard with well and sprinkler tytlem SI 14,600 SPACIOUS 1 bdrm., approx 1.450 sq. It..................... SSI 000 . M ETR O-W EAL K B T A T I C O ..IN C .. ST. JOHN'S AND IX MONROE ___________>31-1331__________ S acre estate! 4/1. 1S00 sq ft., custom built. S177.600 LAKE MARY LESS THAN S3,000 DOWN 3/1. living, dining, la m lly rooms, lanced y a rd , naw paint, carpal and III* 146.600 K i : \ m .The P ru d e n tia l F lo r id a R e a lty ** WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? I am look Ing lor nice homes to match with buyer» Call B et G n to rj, REALTOR IMMACULATE LESS THAN $3,200 DOWN 141— H o m e s f o r S a l e " i i \ i .i ,V B u i u x r s SPEC HOMES POSSIBLE i t ,m G O V E R N M E N T A S S ISTA N C E . DEBARY BY OWNER S a.... n fo rd . iM n d ln g A p a rtm e n t» 3 iin » n A B i t h o m e s BOND MONEY, 7 3 /4 % 1/1 spill plan. I y r. oldl C ath ed ral callings, w ater conditioning system. Quick l a access. 141.500)11 USJ jg B 141— H o m e s f o r S a lt w tN 'ilR I Maitland Area. tXD. a month. Schuren Realty, Raal1or.B3MI41 1 S M A LL R E N T A L O F F IC E S Very reasonable 11X14. For details, call now I S3 657} FR O M SSMDOWN A A A B U S IN E S S C E N T E R • New otflce/Whse MO It. to 1.46S It. Bays with or w/o olllees starling at Slie/mo Hwy.il/61ASR417 Call...l i t r m 141— H o m e s f o r S a le ♦ ★O F F IC E # * WORKSHOP/Slorage Bldg. Alto R E N T T O OMNI 3 bdrm., air. 11XD down. S37S per month 646 77*7___________ E X T R A N IC E D E L T O N A 4/1 Formal dining, cath ceilings, big patio, big lol. fence 1 years old. Near I 4 145 000 123— F o r L e a s e RENTALS, RENTALS INC. We list and sell more properly than anyone in the Greater Sanford/lake Mary area. TOWNHOUSE GOVERNMENT HOMES AND BANK FORECLOSURES SANFORD • GEORGETOWN REALTY, I l l Bdrm Condos available from 9471... S E C M. Inc . Lie Beal E tla la Broker, 457 5504 113— S t o r a g e R e n t a l U S — In d u s t r i a l R e n t a l s _________ D E B A R Y . S44.6K1 l y r new V I on big loll Templln Realty. 830 6610; Joanry, 664 5106 STENSTROM E LD E R SPRINGS, oil Hwy 417. I A 1 bdrm. S75IS wk . S1S0 dap. 171-2514 er 1)4-1144 O E N E V A , 1 BEDROOM . 1 Bath. I mo. sac., I mo. rtn l. *37} Available now! 146-5111 L A K E A S H B Y 1/1. partially turn. Water, sewer, garbage Incld 137} Mo 111-6066________ SANFORD. 3/1. lor rent, targe yard. 1350 a Month 5)00 tecu rlty 111 oaw .lv mtg. Workshop apt combo! Very Reasonable!...IM -lltt/ lv . mtg E X C H A N G E OR S E L L your property located anywhere! iters Realty, 616 6834 1 5 7 -M o b ile H o m e s / S a le APRIL SPECIALS Sanlerd Area Park SANFORD FIX UP SPECIAL 1 2 1 — C o n d o m in iu m _________ R e n t a l s 3 bdrm.. 1 bath, 1 car garage, laccuil. fenced yerd, w / tec. ty tle m . Rent w/optlon to b uyII S t!}m o. 112-1844 L A K E M A R Y . 2/H i. C H A . corner lot, w/prhtacy fence. Reference*. ISIS mo ffl-1441 L A R O E 1 bdrm. 1 bath with pool. Lake M ary schools 1500 per month 3Z3 144SOQ11 4)4) N E E D A 1 B D R M or ) Bdrm. In O E L TO N A? L4rga selection I P R IM A R Y R E A L T Y .... S74I714 R E N T T O OW NI 1SU S. Elliot St. 1 bdrm I bath. U.OOO down. 1300/mo. No pals 1W SSOi Hornet In all t in t , starting from U10 par month,In De Itona No tee to tenant! Olebal Really, MO 4441 S A N FO R D A R E A . 1 bedroom. I bath S34S a month and U4S tec Nopals. 314-WSI_________ 1 4 1 — H o m e s f o r S a le V II V O l v .n h u ) K M >\\ I S HI VI I S I M | **PKNK0N P A M * * A V A IL A B L E NOW Sanlord. 1 bdrm I bath, central H/A. appllanctt. mints, laundry room, carport, SC23174 4414 SANFORD, downtown area, I bdrm. S17J a month P lu t security deposit. 644 7714111 SANFORD 7 bdrm I bath. A/C, carport. 1160 per month plus security. Call *62 667* TW O B ED R O O M . I bath. Kart lucky Ave., U J J a month. No deposit!I m i n i _____________ DELTONA MODEL HOME F L E X IB L E TERAASt 1100 S F Bldg Suitable lor any type business...m 1457/111644-S4S4 a Long wood Prime Hwy 434 a ’ r Ulcer I C A R LOT-ak&o-. MM ■* R UO Y-S A U T O SALES...136-1447 14 1 — H o m e s f o r S a l e O O R O EO USI Water Iron! lot, ASSUMABLE NO QUALIFYING well A septic 1 resl 100 It on an i n a i M T H i i ) * iT i i ■■jir- — d e n i » T > — w e-.w »*r« appliances, llreplace! P rlvac, 1 S T O R Y W / IN C R O U N D Itnced yard with pool SB6.S00 POOL 4 bdrm , 1 baths, lamlly rm ., country kitchen, sern. porch, A covered patio Over $3700 DOWN INCL CLOSING 1000 sc ft S e lle r Plnacratf. 1/7. Ilvlnn, dlnlnq. ■ wiiwry » p/r. WbcUrtfk •vki'Om. ....... ..T.aM.tW fenced yard S4) 600 to s iim teaeer m -sise L O V E G O L F T Walk to coursa! M ayfair Goll A Country Club Low laves I Great retirement or starter home. 3 bdrm., living room, den, beaulllul fireplace! All for 164,600 SHEPPLEY REALTY, 612-7000 NEAR LAKE MARY BLVD ! 10 acres fenced, nice home, stable, wh.ehop. greenhouse, plus mobile home Some II nanclng, 1150,000 Party R e a lty................. 774 4444 Q u in n Realty e S A N F O R D E X E C U T IV E H O M E nestled under anclenl oaks, over 1/1 acre lol. 4 bdrm l ' v bath, huge screened pool area, reduced totlSf.600 • H IS T O R IC B E A U T Y ON P A R K A V E . High visibility, needs TLC . Great provisional office site! 1S6.SOO • L A K E M A R Y O W N ER F I ­ N A N C IN G ! Easy living with 1 bdrm . 1 bath, screened porch Like new! Stl.000 • B E S T B U Y U N D E R SS0.000 IN S A N FO R D l Spanish bun g a l o w w i t h e i l r a lo t . Fireplace, cathedral ceilings, hardwood floors. 144.SCO P R IC ED LOW "A S IS” Beautiful Loch Arbor V J older home. Fronts TV II. on Lake Bird. A 117 ft on Lake De lo rra s l. Needs to m e re lurblthlng Well buill, m any quality features plus tplc . c o lo n ia l I n t e r io r d o o r i . hardwood Hoots , sunny fam ily R m .. w e ll la n d s c a p e d sprinkler tys. Only S116,300. LK. M A R Y CO R N ER L O T 1/1 Being renovated. Hardwood Moors. A ll new appliances. And hear this. Only 143,000. F O R L A R O E F A M IL Y Spacious 4/IW. Fresh paint. CHA, Fam ily rm., fence. 1500 sq ft. Inside utility. tS4,600 . . - j f r ' d o lls up Inr all or nnrlftt T o w n payment wen allowable closing costs I N bond money available Only tSI.600 ! 4 bdrm brick home In settled neighborhood Call B ra■ten Green Hemes 366-3001 ar fell tree m e Messes Voiirsii/Seminof* Co BANK FO R E C LO S U R E S !! C A L L C AR LA L E E STAIRS PROPERTY M ANAG EM ENT A R EA LTY 467 m t m / m o s 7 o ASSUM E NO Q U A L IF Y IN G Eiclusive walled area of pro le iilo n a lt . Upgraded 1/1. Fully loaded 1115.000 SUPER C A S S E LB E R R Y 4/2 Great rm . stone Iplc., formal d in in g , k it w / p a n t r y . Assumeable Only 546 600 ASSUME NO Q U A L IF Y 6 3% n-lg. on 3/). Backs lo greenbel*. E al In kil A much more Call now. S7S.600 R E D U C E D IM.MO Last new home In uncongested W a y s id e W o o d s . 4/1 Skylighted dream w/poal on 17 acres High tropically wooded land S116.000 R E T iR E E S P EC IA LI 10 two bedroom units, across from city park. Quiet and secure Will sell Individually or as package Reduced lor quick sale I S46.600 By owner _________ Call H I 6447__________ 15 3 — A c r e a g e L o ts /S a le BATEMAN REALTY 321- 2720 322- 2420 •In Our 35th Year* 14X64 Jbdrm .SII.JOO 14X41 1 b d rm . screened porch, carport, 116.000 R E P O I14X44 Jbdrm 114.600 5466 down to qualified buyer under S4S0 per mon th Including lot rental! Brekar. JJJ I1M/U1 J70J 1 5 9 -R e a l E s ta te W a n t e d _________ WANTED TO BUY! Houses in need of repair! Schuren Ratify. Realtor.6)11)47 16 0 — B u s in e s s _________F o r S a l e ________ C E R A M IC SHOP Owner wilt finance with small down For Into call J11 0«H ______________ PAPER ROUTE FOR SALE P AO LA SCHOOL O IS T R IC T Wooded building lot. Submit allolfe ril Asking 11,500 T w o Sanlord area pap er routes for sale Owner llnanc Ing Serious Inquiries only Call G a ry ......................... JJO ll*J M U L L E T T LAKE R E TR E A T S qcres with well. Owner llnanc Ing .......................... .114.600 16 5 — D u p le x f o r S a l e QUADRA B E A U T IF U L L Y T R E E D 1.11 acres |usl minutes from I 4 Perfect lor dream home. US 00011 Stenstrom Realty HI-1410 ORE + ACRE LOTI Paved. Lake Markham Rd SIS.000 Stenstrom Realty. Jo h a n n a ltltS a t/M IlriO RIVER OAKS Deeded access to St. Johns river! 5 or 10 acres. Owner financing with 10 N down, 10 yr. loan. Call lor terms Befty Realty ...........1)4-4444 2.67 ACRES EAST SR 46 Make 1 sites, toned County A I. Public water. O K lor mobile home Reasonable down, seller terms. S16.M0 CALL BART E. O R A N O E C O U N TY 1/2 □ o u b le w id e on 44 acres SSS.000 W. Malictowikl Rea Her............................H i m i SAVE S ill N E W 1661 HOM ES! W H Y P AY R E TA IL ? 14X76, S6488.14X74. 516.MO 14} 57*6 PLEX. Q u ie t neighborhood New root, new Siding IM1.000116 »BJ* 321-0759...................321-2257 1 5 7 — M o b il e H o m e s / S a le UkSPark O r., Sanlord 641I W. Lake Mary 81., Lk. Mary M ary Jbdrm .*17.000 16X64 1 bd rm . 16.000 TOWNHOMES R E A L E S TA TE R J^L TO R ____^_m _7 4 rt C A LL A N Y TIM E ' HXU 151— In v e s tm e n t P r o p e r t y / S a le 1640 Sanlord Ave ASSUM E NO Q U A L IF Y SStl per mo. 1/1. tented. 111,400 total to move in. Call us right now. 166.650 Ihdrm .M .S JO ___ 1 8 1 — A p p li a n c e s / F u r n itu r e B A B Y F U R N I T U R E Sel w/canopy. table w/4 chairs, dbl bed w'hdboard. two night stands John I 16* 64J1. 6 J PM. • B A B Y P L A Y Pen. J 4 X JI. Padded rails, nylon mesh sides, rolls, (olds Nice cond Cost 160 SellS40 111 6060 • B ED . Roll a way Small site UP Can deliver 111*116 BJ'S R ES A LE W* Buy/Sfll Furniture 4 Cal lectibles. Including Estates > 1561S. Sanlerd A v e - 111 14*6 • C H IN A C A B IN E T . Lg 6 drawer* raised lop. glass doors *60 OBO 1)0*117 • C O F F E E T A B L E , like new Heavy wood 41 X I I Asking SIS J1J 4604 ___________ D IN IN G ROOM S U ITE ' Bullet, china cabinet w lowboy, table. 1 straight and 1 arm chairs SI OOP Call J ll *414 alter 6PM D R Y E R K E N M O R E . E utr.i large capacity , E>c cond . White linlsh *150 J14 I6S1 _ a H E IR L O O M C R A D L E I Beaulllul handcralled baby cra d e l. Decorator Accent Piece compliments any home or baby's room Musi be w>n to be appreciated! Oesllneu lo O U fS K 323-5774 Vatch Your First Month's -jif f l* t t s a ma s POOL •FITNESS CENTER •SAUNAS TENNIS & RACOUETBALL COURTS & MORE! EXTRA LARGE 1 & 2 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE C a l l F o r D e t a ils 321-6220 MON. THRU FRI.» - fl . SAT. 10 •9 •SUN. 12 •9 ' C om e C o u n try ■ H o m e S t y le T o PAUL i BFTH OSBORN! Vi N IIlR f i PROPERTIES L K . M A R Y A R E A I I 1/1. Assume No Qualify I S7S*/mo Stenstrom Realty........ 313 MCI — H W W H N U fiiv A F '.75 ^ ★ M Y E A R F IX E D O R A N G E A N D S E M IN O L E C O U N TIE S ALSO B AN K FO R EC LO S U R E S O R A N G E . S E M IN O LE VO LU S IA C O U N TIE S 1,1 and 4 bedroom homes GROVEVIEW VILLAGE HIDDEN LAKE aChoose From 6Homes In the 40's and 70's a Some Assumable/ No Quail lying e Bond Money Available Too! eCall Us For Prices! e Downpayment needed • Monthly Payments Some Lower Than Rent I Call Janet Mansfield Days, 111 11)6 Eves, 313 7111 A A Carnes, Inc. Ontui)j_ 11 Z HD REALTY 260-8800 i L iv in g 2 B E D R O O M SPECIAL , Cost o f ■ 1990Chevrolet j J v M hf Cavalier CL G one D ow n ! * 1 (tat 5 Month 0 Only) R PLUS ent 2 Door or 4 Door $200 Security Depoelt $2$ Application Fee TOTAL MOVE-IN • New Carpeting • New Appliances including refrig., stove, dishwasher & garbage disposal 24 hours emergency maintenance by prof, staff • Select units have lake front view • Tennis Courts ^ fi6 C (fit? U fr 1R q o m S bed The Concord A V A ILA B LE apartments 330-5204 TAKE 17M N AJAPORT BLVD. TURN WEST 7710 04 A MAE. SIGN ON RIGHT i^ V V V V V V V V V V V V V v S i V V V V V V V V V N * 3 9 ,4 9 0 * 3 b e d r o o m , 2 b a ih s , 2 -c a r g a ra g e , s q u a re f l. o f li v in g S P E C IA L 1&2 Bedroom Apts. v a lu e -p a c k e d a re a ! Y o u s in g le p a y m e n ts as lo w f a m ily 1 ,1 4 0 can o w n hom e ONLY a w it h a s r e n t , a n d y o u 'l l e n jo y th e t a x b e n e f it s o f o w n e r s h ip . 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SERVICE O PEN : M ON. - FRI. 7 A.M. • 6 P.M., SAT. 8 A.M . • 1 P.M. 407/831-9788 sanford 407/322-9788 �___ �I A g u i d e fo r te le v is io n , m o v ie s Sanford Herald - Sanford. Florida a n d o th e r e n te r ta in m e n t April 5 thru April 11. 1991 Pearce V e n n in g p o rtra ys a c h ild w h o h e lp s set in to m o tio n the d e c is io n to d e s e g re g a te s c h o o ls . "S e p a ra te B u t E q u a l." airs op A B C . See p a g e 2. �m * — Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, April 5, 1991 CO V ER S TO R Y Child fights for equality H O Q 9 I W O O M _________________________________ "Separate but Equal,” which focuses on one of the court cases that, combined with others, made up the Supreme Court's landmark 1954 decision declaring segregated schools unconstitutional (the decision known as Brown vs. The Board of Education), actually tells two stories. Sidney Poiller, Burt Lancaster and Richard Kiley star in the four-hour ABC mlniscries, airing Sunday and Monday, April 7 and I. Part one shows the injustices that led to the initial court case. It begins in rural 1950 Clarendon County, S.C., as a young black child, Harry Biggs Jr. (Pearce Venning), trudges more than 5 miles to school. As he walks along the road, school buses - reserved for white children -• pass by. When the exhausted boy finally makes it to school, he dozes off during class. The child's teacher, Rev. J.A. DeLaine (Ed Hall) requests that one school bus from the county's fleet be made available for the black children, but the district superinten­ dent turns him down. It is this callous dismissal that mobil­ izes the African-Americans of Clarendon County, starting with Harry Biggs Sr. (Tommy Hollis), and they turn to the NAACP's Legal Defense Fund team. Part two is largely a courtroom drama, as lawyers prepare their cases and judges debate the legal issues and cajole their colleagues in the five cases (including the Clarendon County case) that were considered collectively In Brown vs. The Board of Education. The legal drama focuses on two heroes ot the civil-rights movement. One Is an twtWW'jal Thurgood Marsha ^(Sidney Poiller). The other is an organization: the NAACP Legal De­ fense F und, which fought for justice for black Americans in o u n ty they w e re opposed f The legal drama focuses on two heroes of the civil-rights move­ ment. | by John W. Davis (Burt Lancaster), a legendary lawyer who headed a blue-chip Wall Street firm and strongly believed in states' rights. "Separate but Equal” depicts a divided Supreme Court Al­ though he believes in his heart that segregation was wrong. 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DeLaine lost their fobs - and Harry Briggs Jr., the boy who started the whole case rollilng, never did get to attend a desegregated school. owe* I taped) it 00) T N T NS* Uaeketbe* From C*Us W ISH N I C Om ni ' JtM*t Q S P O R TS G ALE 10:00SUN ow * M I C A4~~~ m ~ * E. Barrett Prettyman, who served as historical consultant on Uve miniseries, was a clerk In the Supreme Court at the time of Ute decision, and he remembers the differences be­ tween the two lawyers. Davit, Prettyman recalls, "believed very strongly that this was an interference with stale's rights, but I sensed a sadness in his voice, as if be knew that an era was ending. Marshall was more jocular and homespun. He talked to the justices in a kind of one-oo-ooe manner.” ........................ • < ip * — C M in * . CH AN N ELS USA tk. use N .i..h VH1 Y4n Mrfi o** WCN 1*4 ISnH*** Omm— 36 31 T 33 WTBS i»d twisR XlIiRtU 6 23 CVCintma 1 0 CVCInema II 1 CNNHeadllneNews 11 MSHome Shopping || 20 TWCTh* Weather 26 Q30 WON •*•*! $i*hwi Hew V**k Channel 27 CV Prevu* Guide 28 TCCThe Comedy Channel 32 NA3NASA Select 37 C SPAN 36 Mlodi Ext. Ufiivtrtlty Col ltg« Consortium 39 6 22 ' 12 18 19 13 17 UNIUmvmon □ See Sports, Page 16 ________________________ U .S . S A V IN G S BONDS THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT] I �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, April 5, 1W1 — • C A B L E & N E T W O R K M O V IE S Th e Adyta e e * (1999. Science FictiOfl) Ed Harris Unearthly underwater phenomena and a dangerous government agent leopardne a deep-sea search lor a lost nudeer tu b . PO-13 g (140 m) (HBO) Wed 5 30 p m. Mem** Mfe e e e e (1949. Comedy) Katharine Hepburn. Husband-andwlte lawyers wage a courtroom battle involving a woman on trial tor shooting her husband hu (101 m) (DISK) Mon 9 p m Th e Adventure a el Mart Twain eats (1969 (t9 t9 . Fantasy) James jre To m Sawyer. Huck Finn and Becky Thatcner pm the illustrious author a hot-air balloon Right to Haley a comet con in W 4 Vinton s tun-1 bt-length Oeymation Clayrr feature (120 m ) • Sat 9 a m Affair Wtto a Stranger aaVy (1993. Drama) Victor Mature Flashbacks tell the story ol the courtship and irvcftaimgly unstable marriage ol a B S h S tff- ^ l “ ,c ’ Altar the Shock (1990. Drama) Scott Valentine. Based on (he true story of the survivors and heroes ol the October 1989 earthquake thal rocked the San Francisco Bay Area. (S )Q <120 m ) (U S A ) W ed9 p m Airport 7 7 e e W (1977. Drama) Jack Lammon. Skyjackers down a 747 m the Bermuda Triangle, trapping its passangers and priceless art coMechon beneath the sea. (120 m) ■ Sal.12 p.m. AJgtaraeeYSOKM , Drama) Charles Buyer. An International jewel threl wanted by French p o k e lakes refuge m tne exotic Casbah. (120 m) ( A l l ) Thu.3 p.m. AM Bata and ffte Forty Thieves *Vj (1943, Advenhao) Jon Hal. The son ol a murdered Caliph is adopted by a chttt ol thieves 1120 m ) (A A f l --------F rU 2 p.m. * (1934. Comedy) Oebe Daraels. A French maid and her cchod operate a racket (90 m ) (A M C ) Tue 9:30 a m. ASet Mtoh J b e e l e e # (19 4Jattorney w v it a governorship g h a contract with me devil (93 e Wes ol a teacher and one ot her pupils. (90 m| (AMC) Toe 8 30 p.m As Yeung ea Yen Feat * * * (1991. Comedy) Moniy Woolley. A 55-yearold laborer sets out to change tvs company's mandatory retirement M u d a l l **Meekwofry' °(?997 Comedy) Jd EWanberry An unhappily married couple devises a series ot schemes to M l each other o*. (ISO m) (L i f t ) Tue.9 p m. Auntie Mame s e e (1959. Comedy) Rossknd Russel A young boy experiences a senes ol madcap adventures when he goes to We with his eccentric sunt. (190 m| ( U K ) Sat 9 p m ■ ____ eel* (I93t. Comedy) Irene Dunne. A Park Avenue' bachelor's busy love tie causes him sndfcss problems. (90 m) (A M C ) Fn,1:30 p m.. 9 30 p.m. Back Street eoe (1941. Drama) Charles Boyer. A woman sacrifices everything for ■ married man In this adaptation ol the Fannie Hurst novel. (90 m) (AMC) Sun 6 30 pm. Beck Are oo (1997, Suspense) Karan Allen A wile s scheme to drive her husband to ins grave backfires. (120 m) • Sat 8 p.m. The Bedtandevi eoe (1999. Western) Alan Ladd. A successlul robbery turns Vito ■ nightmare chase (110 m) (T U T ) Sal 8 p m. ~ * ‘ i Executive r• ee(1971, — Comedy) Kurt Russel. A pel chimpanise proves to be in vtlalfcble predictor ol successful television programs. O' (96 m) (OtSM) Sun 10 a m. Battle o l me Bulge eeevy (1969. Adventure) Henry Fonda. Hindered by bad weather. American troops stem ■ - i s is 'ys Carman offensive by devetopeig a bnikani strategy. 1180 m ) (W ON) Sun 6 pm . Beechee ee 11968. Orama) Bette Midler. Two women keep their unique 30-year InoruJtNp akve nespite the* afferent kfeslytet and ■ p a ir g Rea Harrison. A widower s second marriage Is complicated by the spectral appearances ol tvs Ural wile. Based on the play by Noel Coward. (120 m) (M O S T) Sun.3 p m .; Wed. 10 am. Mood 9 OrcNffe eeVY (1906. Dfoma) Kris Krtstoflorson 1930s Hawou Is me setWig lor this account ol a detective a invosbgatton Vita the assault ol a toctaktea daughtar. (735 m ) jW TSBt Mon 9 0 S p m Mood 4 Orchids **Vr (1999, Diamsj (Pari 1 ol 2) Kris Kitstoltoi son 1930s Hawaii Is the setting lor this account ol a pokes detective a vtvesbgahon Into the assault ol a soctakte'a daughtar. (120 m ) ■ Mon 8 p.m. ■toad 9 OrtMdo eevs (1966. Drama) (Part 2 ol 2) Krla Knstolf arson. Maddox continues Iks quasi to prove the Innocence ot the tour Hawsxsn youths accused ol assaulting Ashley's daughtar. (120 m) • Too 8 pm . ■toe Thunder e e l* (1963. Adventure) Roy Scheider. The pdol ot a super-chopper uncovers a plot IQ tum tits crime-lighting machine against an unsuspecting city. (S) R a r ia r a r w Adventure) David Argue. Three teen-age dvt takers team wrth teilow jnd up a gang ol crooka. M a r i to round 'P C ' (92 m) (SH OW ) Tue 9 p m. Bey, Old I OiH a W rong tM iW sit t*e\k (1966.. Comedy) Bob Hope. A French movie queen involved with a raatestala 0 2 0 m) flff Sun. to a m . Th e B oy W hoCouM FIy e*W(19B6. Drama) Jay Underwood. An autistic 14-year-old's beket in magic becomea an inspiration to those around Nm. (S) PQ' g (107 m) (HffO) Tue.2 p.m. Th e Bey With O m en Hair (1949. Fantasy) Dean Slockwee A young war orphan must learn to deal with ridicule and refection after his hair turns graen overnight. (90 m| (A M C ) Tge.7 p.m. •ram Deed e # (1990. Horror) BA Pullman Strange tNngs begin to happen when the Eunice Corp. -SEWT"' The Beer e e e w (IB tffrU a m e i Jack WsOsce An award-winning clientele. (9) R (95 m) (I it c V n , r F t « d a « cW7f|CV*..T"r. O b to Heaven ***7 (19W friendship *.tn » wounded'Kotkak ot toe Monster v (H iS b '" r I I I I jr l D n u f i n l n i . _ __ . . . __ . » * _ , rantasy) Voices Ol 0u<1 Reynolds bear -n IS8S Canada PG g (93 m) Horror) Beta lugosi A wlrard Anniieled A n orphan m 1939 New [HBO) Fn 1030 a m ; T u t 945 a m kidnaps i reporter to make her mto Orleans develops a unique The Be i t (master ee (1992. the bride ot a monster. (75 m) (TM C ) relationship with ■ group ol race- Fantasy) Marc Singer A young Thu 3:15 p m (lung dogs. O ' (85 m) (DISH) Wad 6 warrior who can commuracata with Brothers by Choice ae (1996. pm. animals sate out lo avenga Ns Drama) Yanmck Bisson. Faekng American Ninja. Ill; Blood Hunt ** lather s murder. (150 m) (w TB S ) unwanted at home, an adopted boy hi-vd Bradley A Ft e'fee-wswto 'o run aw t y, (120 m) ( F A M ), . ..esj -ariobe an-Daseu madmen now* a Betrayal eeV) (19/6. Drains) liip rV.iii. karate championship to And a Tom. A young woman succseiUty T h e ’Burba *• 11989. Comedy) Tom suitable guinea pig lor a deadly sues her psychiatrist lor luring her Hanks. A suburbanite s plans lor a virus (90 m ) (TM C ) Thu 12 p m mio a setual relationship with Nm. vacation at home are ruined when a ... And Justice tor AN e e e (1979. under ihe guise ol therapy (120 m) strange new family moves mto the Orama) Al Pacino A lawyer fights (W TB S ) Wed 10 05 a m. neighborhood (S) (105 m( (T M C ) favoritism and conupton in the Beyond the Sure #• (1989. Drama) Son 3 15 p m .; Wed. 12 p m . 8 p m. courts when he lakes on thff case ol Martin Sheen A boy with dreams ol a lodge accused ol rape R (117 m) becoming an astronaut becomes Burled Alive etk (1990, Suspense) (HBO) Mon 9 p m Robert Vsughn A school tor disillusioned liter meeting the And Then Th ere Wvrv None e e e h moonwalkef he idokies Jd) TO (94 delinquent gxls becomes the site ol (1945. Mystery) Louis Hayward Ten m) (H B O ) Sun 4 30 p m grisly happenings as studenls begin people are invited lo an island and B«g Bed John eto (1990. Drama) disappearing one by one R (91 m) are murdered one by one. (105 m| Jimmy Dean A former Louisiana (M A X lS u n Jl pm (H O ST) Thu. 10 a m The Bus Is Coming ee (1971. sheriff is forced out Ol retirement to Angela In Nm Outfield e e e (1951. back down a miner wanted lor Drama) Mike Suns. Racial tensions Fantasy) Paul OougUs The manslaughter (S| P G -I3' (9t m) rue when a black youth is snot by a manager o l a losing baseball team iU A X )Sat 4 30 p m.; Thu.7 30 p.m. pair ol pokesmon in Watts. (120 m) ---------■ Thu.t pm . finds him set I being helped by an th e Ilig Picture eee (1999. angel from heaven. (120 m) (TM C) comet Comedy) Kevin Bacon A young 5‘S."':TiV Mon 4 p.n director finds the movie butruss eeW (1933. Drama) dominated by neurotic . Vicki Irena Dunne A dashing young power-hungry executives (S) PGCaged Fury •* (1948. Adventure) captain wins the heart ol a stubborn 13 Q (99 m) (H » 0 ) Wad 9 45 Buster Crabbe. A mad k4er creates young prison reformer m ttxs panic m the circus wood when a The B ig Wheel •* (1949. Or am i) adaptation of Sinclair Lewis' novel senes of "accidents' starts Mickey Hocney The son of a race(90 m) (A M C ) Mon 7 p m. happening sround the kon cage (60 car driver decides to Wtow n Ns Anna to ffte Infinite Power eeW late lather s footsteps (120 m) m) (M AX) SaLtO pm . 11993. Science Fiction) Dma Martin Captain Unh i d eel* 11893, A E ) Sun 9 a m An unusually intelligent cMd (A Adventure) Guy Wilkems Smbad M end Ted’s ExceOenl Adventure discovers a startling secret about the Sartor attempts to tree Ns eee (1989. Comedy) Keanu her past. NR (105 m) (SHOW) Reeves A time-lrevekng telephone kingdom Horn the clutches ot an evil Thu 4 30 p m. magician O' (95 m) (D U N ) booth provides two empty-headed Another Face *VV (1939. Drama) students wrth a cosmic opportunrty Wed 9 30 pm . Wallace Ford. A press agent more n Carnival ei Bouts e ee (1962. to pass the# Nstory finals IS) g (90 love with hoadknes than with a star Fantasy) Candace Huugoss A m )(T M C ) S a l2 p m . Th u 8 3 0 p m . loses her to another man (75 m) Birdman ol Atoetre* woman who apparently died vt a car (1942. (AM C) Sat 1 0 1 5 a m accident continue* to walk the aarth Biography) Burl Lancaster During a* one ot the undead PG (80 m) Ns 53 y e «s (rf tmpnkonment. Another Pair ol A cts: Three ol a (M AX) Set 11 30 a m : Thu 11 am Robert Stroud becomes a world Kind (1991. Drama) wako Nelson Carnival Story ee (1954. Drama) authority on buds (180 m) ■ Sat 2 Premiere A Texas Ranger and a Anne Baxter Romance leads to former coo man fom forces lo clear tragedy when a love triangle Blame It on Ihe Night ee 11984. an old comrade ol a murder rap |S) develoos between a carnival high Drama) Nick Mancuso A rock star (120 m ) O Tue9 p m diver and two mate admirers (120 encounters problem* when he pacha e e e (1954. Western) Burt m) (WOR) Sun 7 p m Lancaster A turtle between the meets hrs 13 year old wm tor me The Carpetbaggers e ee (1994. first lime (S) PO-13 (85 m) (HBO) Inrkans end the U S Cavalry erupts Drama) George Prppaid a Mon 11 30 a m (120 m| O Sun I pm . mevenck tycoon takes the aviation Blind Fury > * ’ i (1990. Adventure) Appointment With Danger eee and Nm industries by storm m Ns Rutger Hauer A blind Vietnam vet (1951. Drama) Alan Ladd Two st for love and power (195 m) uses n s samurai sk,ns to protect en women aid a post olAce investigator T ) Sat 9 50 p m old urrrJ* buddy s sen from m cracking a mail robbery plot (120 uemee of War eee (1989 mobsters (S) R (89 m) (SHOW ) m) (T N T ) Wed 2 p m Orama) Michael J Fox A young Thu 9 p m As Young as We Are *• (1958 recruit agonies over reporting the (1945 Fentasy)_ Drama) Pippa Scott Love Blithe Spurt m W ) Min.'Afjn....... 2 S murder o< a Vietnamese woman, a crime Initiated by Ns Imbalanced superior. 'ft' g (120 m) (M AX) S a t l f t Catered A le v s e e (1958. Comedy) Bette Dews. A woman uses her husband's Me savings to give her daughter me kind of wedding she never had. Cotortred version. (120 m) (T N TI _) Frl.4 p.m. Caflto Una » • i 11903. ------Western) Robert Tsytor. Cattle barons balls ranchers for land grating rights m 1163 Wyoming (120 m) (T N T ) Sun 2:15 p.m. Challenge la Lasaie eeVy (1949. Drama) Edmund Owena A larthful coda vigilantly stands watch over her masters g ra il. O ' (76 m) (SHOW ) Wad 4 30 p m . China 9saa (1935. Advsntura) Dark OaNe. A passenger ship en route to Singapore becomee me target ot gold-hungry pastes. (67 m) (SHOW) Wed 10 am. A Chorus U n e s e w (1985. Musical) Michaal Douglas Young dancers audrttoNng lor a musical seek lim e and stardom. (8) 'PGM3' Q (117 m) (MAX) Thu.12 30 pm . CKy B antam me 6ea eats (1970. Science Fiction) Robed Wagner. A pioneer underwater colony In the year 2053 la threatened by an approaching cornel (120 m) (W ON) Sun.3 pin. Clarence, me Craee-fyed Uon e e * (1995. Comedy) Marshal Thompson. A kon that can't teem to locus on Ns prey Is brought to an Alrtcsn research center tor observation. (S) O' (99 m) (CISH) Sat.2 p.m. Ctennheuse e e rt (1989. Sus­ pense) Nathan Forrest Winters. Three brothers are stalkad by a bio ol escaped lunatics masqueragna at circus downs. (90 m) (TM C) Tue.10 p.m. e e e (1979. Comae a ‘ Drama) Jane Fonda. A young struggles to hold onto a otltla ranch tmb a cowboyi cowboy comes to her rescue. (120 m) (T O J) Set s am . A Coming Out Party s e e (1992 Comedy) Jamas Robertson Justice tV*-*ri •« C ew ga Adventure y| Juhetta Colon eve ot World War I. Heidi itegta a daring escape horn a ral-viletted orphanage P O '(9 8 m ) (O W N) Sat 7 p .m ; Th u 9 p m. Th e Court Jester ee W (1959, Com edy) Denny Kaye A circus meets adventure when joins outlaws trying to overthrow a tyrant king (120 m ) (FA M ) F n .l p.m., 6 p m C rsay Heuae eeVs (1943. Comedy) Olsen A Johnson. A pair of comics tries to break Into the movies. (90 m) IA M C ) Thu tO 30 p.m. Crim es and M ts d s m s u o n s e e 11909. Comedy-Drams) Martin Landau. An opthamotogist and a documentary filmmaker eech face crises In the# careers and personal Wvea. PO-13 p (104 m) (BHOW ) Wed. 1130 am. Cripple Creak eeVy (1952, Western) George Montgomery. Two govern­ ment agents go under cover to expose a gang ol outlaws involved In ransacking gold mmes. (79 m) j a t f la r t tit |i990. Musical) Depp. A mild-mannered t Ia n Vi love with a Np__________h'Pawrvefcnguvenrte delinquent in John Waters' send-up ol 1950s lean movies. (S) PO-13 (99 m( (BHOW ) Frl 8 30 a m . 6:30 p.m. ly e e e (1990. Musical) Depp A mild-mannered VI fa n In love with a tvpawtvekng^ivenrte delinquent In John Waters' send-up ol 1950s' teen l IS) (90 m ) (TM C ) Sat. 10.30 a m .. 5 30 p m : Tue 3 p m. C urly Tap e e ty (1935. Musical) Shirley Temple. An adorable orphan captivates the wealthy trustee ot an orphanage Cotorlied g (79 m) (p tB N ) Frt.7 p.m. Cyborg * »V j (1989. Science Fiction) Jesn-Oaude Van Damme A nomadic advenlurar attempts to escort an invaluable robot 1 the rubble ol Ihe post-aj (85 m) Dak'U a bold escape (90 m) (H O S T ); p.m. Diamond Phillips a runaway overcomes Ns leekngs of Conspiracy ol T.rror ee> , <1975. Mystery) Michael Constantine A detective investigates mvesnaates the death ol ot a man. who apparently was stricken with ■ heart attack (90 m) (W TBS) Thu 1D05 am Convicted eety (1989, Drama) kned etoM ^K w ^ * woman. strugglesTK Xa ner husband Irom prison alter he is falsely convicted on rape charges (100 m) (HBO) Mon 9 45 a m The Cosmic Monsters ee (1958. Science Fiction) Forrest Tucker. An alien saves Earth Irom a dtabokcal scientist who has released man-eating insects (90 m) Sal.10 p m Count Five and Die ee (1958. Drama) Jeffrey Hunter An American agent attempts to the Germans that the Allied invasion w4 be m Holland (120 m) (AM C) Set t Counter-Attack;e e h it9 4 5 . Drama) Paul Mum A battle of wilts ensues between a Soviet soldier and seven German stormtioopers m a bombed-out Russian factory. (120 m) (T N T ) Mon 4 p m. thriri '^ O u r T b- r w l * larm PG “ra |99 m) ml (M A X ) Sun 9 45 a m . Thu.5 45 pro WWS Mo, Henry eYs (1959. Comedy) Bud Abbott' A pa# ol bumblers struggles to run a brokendown amusement park and raise two adopted children (120 m| ■ Set I n - . ' i j t Cramel Mikhail Baryshnikov While preparing a fcVn production ol G u a m vt Italy, a world-renowned billet star becomes infatuated with a young American dancer. (S) (120 m) (TM C ) S un.10 a m CiCwt' kl WTiMr ‘wbilUiig* Mr *«• viU l Danger Lights ee (1930 Drama) Jean Arthur Tw o railroad workers find themselves vying lot the affections of an •(tractive coworker (9 0 m )(A M C )Tu e t 3 0 p m . 5 30pm Deadly Care e e (1907. Drama) Cheryl Ladd In an effort to cope with her everyday pressures, a dedicated critical cere nurse descends mto ■ dangerous world ot drug and alcohol abuse (96 ml (H BO ) Fn 12:15 p m Deadly Intentions eeVs 11995. Orama) (Part t ol 2) Michaal Bwhn A young woman faart tor her Me when her husband bagmt openly showing signs ol mental mstaMity. Based on a true story. (120 m| (W TB 9) Mon.10 05 a m. Oeadry Intentions eety (I M S , Drama) (Pad 2 ol 2) Michaal Bwhn Katharine escapes her marriage but cannot avod tha n c i i n r d y vtotent wrath of her ax-husbend. Based on * true story. |120 m) (W TB B ) Tue 10 05 sm . Deaffi Scream eevr (1975. Drama) Raul Juka A woman's murder is witnessed by neighbors who do to prevent it (120 m) T h u (0 0 5 p m Me Menace •• 11967. Comedy) Victor DiMattia A prehistoric discovery threatens to tum the Ih Mitchells' ‘ “ ------ --mto an archaeological site end a tourist sttraetton. (99 m) (D I8N ) Wad. 10 am The DaaparaM Haws eesvy (1955. Suspense) Humphrey Bogart A middle-class tsmity s home is invaded by three escaped convicts In needI ot a ................... hideout. (120 m) i— Sun.2 p.m. Destiny et a Spy eeW (1969. Suspense) Lome Greene A broken! Russian spy and a British double agent ckscover that out ot the murky world ot intrigue love can bloom (120 m) (A B B )S a t3 pm Osmond Head eeW (1993. Drama) Charlton Heston. A landowner in Haws# stubbornly opposes his sister'l desire to marrya hall-breed Hawaiian. (135 m| (TN T ) Sun 8 p m . DMy Dingus Magee eeW (1970. Comedy) Frank Sinatra A slippery badman keeps aiding through the Ingers ol the law. (120 m) (T N T ) Thu.10.45 p.m. Dirty Little BtBy •• (1972. Western) Michael J. Poaard. A dramaWabon ot ol the early Western outlaw Bitty the .id. (tOO m| (M AX) Wed 8 p m. OtaergenUed Crime ex ee (1999. Comedy) Corbm Bemsen Four wou)d-M ermjneis assemble m the American Northwest to rob a small­ town bank. (S ' g (120 m) (T M C ) 1mi-fur fookshiy aBuwbeautiful ckent to have the overnight use of N* hotel suits 1120 m) ■ lu e b V m ." ' ~ - .............. ... ■ Diilene * '» (1930 Comedy) Belie Dameis A wee-to-do young man farts in love with in entertainer m a traveling circus (120 m) (A M C ) W ed9am . Doctor at 8ea eeV>()955. Comedy) Dak Bogarde To escape a forced m a m a p e ^ ^ 'v ) doctor sgn* on a /.-» *hio » d c ;\ ...... (To? m ftN O rT) Tue 10 0*m , boctor DoMtto . .•Vi (1997. Fantasy) Rax Harrison A Victorianera doctor turns Ns back on human beings to communicate with the animal world (S) g (152 m) (H B O ) Tue 4 p m Dodge City ee (1939, We*tern| Emof Flynn A cattleman can an battles to restore peace and dignity to a town (125 m) (T N T ) Tue pm Don't Fence Me In e ee (1945 western) Roy Rogers A female reporter researches the story ol a colorful desperado who supposadty eked al Twin Lakes (80 m) (A M C ) Mon 2 p m , 6 p m Don't Give tip toe Ship ••'Q (1959 Comedy) Jerry Lewis A dim-witted navel Leutenant is accused ol stealing a destroyer (120 m) ACT NOW I EARN UP TO t * 1 ,0 0 0 A LLO W A N C E O N YO U R O L D K ITC H EN CABINETS W HEN Y O U BUY Y O U R NEW O N ES FR O M US CABINET TECH M ow MNnodbffn 0f Visit Our S h o w ro o m At 401 LAUREL AVE.. 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Biography) Spencer Tracy A lacibased account ol Thomas Edison s vs as an inventor. (120 greatest year* m) (TM C )jM Moon t 8am i Ride* •* (1939. Western) E ID tabioMde Bob Steele Time Approximate Hostilities erupt between canto ranchers and sheepherdert (60 m) (H O ST) Sat 11 am The EknChantad Forest e e l* (1988. Tantasy) Animated A magical elm tree endows an artist with the power to usurp Fantasy ForasT • cruel Cactus King NR (82 m) (DISH) Mon 10 a m Emergency Celt ee (1933. Drama) Dili Boyd The stall ot a hospital battle* organ.red crime (75 m) (AMC) Thu. 11 a m . 3 p m The Emperor Jones e e e ’q (1933. Drama) Paul Robeson Based on the piay by Eugene O Neill about a who rises to power railroad porter . as a Haitian k m & ilO S "uijkCtT) Ssl 1 p m w .T t o BattleJns-Ehdnt * e ) j i bv*r 11985. Science nebon) wmo.d young boy and tv* pet dotpnm try to outwit a group ol aacapad convict* holding a termhr hottege Florida Kay*. O ' (103 m) Wed 8 p m Ftytnf Lariat* (1831. Waatam) Wa»y Watt*. (80 m) (M O S T) Sat. 10 a m. FaBow «te Sun * * * (1991. Biography) Glenn Ford. Ban I nsea from amateur to one aI j an.time greets. (120 m) W ed.l p m . ■ p m Tha Forbidden Dawes • (1990. Drama) Laura Herring A Brazilian princess uses the sensual lambada dines in her battle to stop an i s destruction ol the run forests (S ) Q (120 m) (TM C ) Sat.12 p m ; Tnu.1;30 p m .. 045 forced March *#W (1969. Drama) Cfm« Sirindon, R*ihty bitrxti with Muston when an actor takas on the roto ol a Holocaust victim. (120 m) • Sat 8 p m. A Fraa Soul « • * (1931. Drama) Norma Shearer. Tha daughter ol a hard-drinking lawyer assarts har independence by lading lor ha star client (120 m) (TM C ) im Th e Front Page eeeVy (1974. Comedy) Jack Lemmon. A lough city editor and • top-notch reporter cover me execution ol a convicted cop-kiiier, T O (109 m) (HBO) Tue 11:30 am . Fugtovea ter a NtgM eVi (1938. Mystery) Frank Albertson. When a studio executive is murdered, a fellow employee and hr* girlfriend become the prime suspects (7S m) (A M C ) S u n .9 15 a m G The Gey Divorce* •••* (1934 Musicall Fred Astaire. A lovesick dancer pursues a woman who has mistaken him tor another m mis Osce'-wmnmg classic. (120 m) (A M C ) Sat 6 p m ........... Generation *V» (1985 Science Ficbon; n.chard Bsymer Busted TV mektotog hit own too. K t l Sun.12:15 p m. * * * (1943. Adventure) Scan. A band ot brave Marines attempt* to te ll* control ot a Japanese-occupied Pacific Island. (120 m) ( A M ) T u t 3 p m. OreM «* (1864. Anna Tw o lured a witch's gingerbread house In this Puppetoon adaptation ol tha Brothers Grimm fairy tale. ’O ' (79 m) (SHOW ) Mon.8.30 a m . 4:30 p m. Hard l i m i t #*W (1979. Drama) Charles Bronson. In Depression-era New Orleans, a bareknuckle lighter and MS manager lake on Impromptu matches tor Mon stakes. P O ' (92 m) (M AX) Tu e .lilS pm . H w # yt Working ** e# (1981. ( Comedy) Jerryi Lewis. La An out-of-work down i slapsticks and sentiment in bumbimg attempt to loin the working world (120 m) (W O N ) Sun.4 p m. Harem •• (1986. Adventure) Nancy Travis. A young American woman it kidnapped and told into a Turkish har am at the turn of tha century (240 m) ml (U F E ) Sat 8 p.m. L T h t H w v y Old* * # # (1946. Musical) Judyi IGarland Young girls Vettam town after the in a smad Wei town standards and the men. (t04 m) IIH O W ) T h u lO a m . Haunted Honeymoon e 'v (1988. Comedy) Gen* Wilder A radio star, planning to merry Ms co-star at his ramify * .ancestral mansion, is suddenly plagued by phobias (S) PQ (83 m) (HBO) Sat 9 a m : T u t 6 30 p m Heed Over Heel* (1979. Drama) John Heard A young man lolls in love with a married woman and goes to outrageous lengths to worship end win her (120 ml (Z) , f* * P m xi ol Dixie •*» (1989 Drama) Ally Sneedy. A college studeni finds Fantasy) ^ £ f i m » y A g-rl and her Ewotr fnwnd pilot about a .noC i- J r . i « a i j . A ••■tv far •i'e^iE^sv;jc,{y* d jom forces with a he"**’ :v i tiie 21 Si-Century v arrival i t 20 m) ,... ztsrrarsf.! f r"Sgi Ewe* th o rn tu). *.*.-»*Av. 2, HL♦ » ... a baroanc lung ana "sit e v « ‘ sorrerrss (100 ml (DISN) Set 10 Gentlemen Marry Brunehee e*Vj (1955 MJsicali Jane Russrrtt TWO am sixers in Pans try desperately not to tot their love live* xiierfere with then m careers (120 m) OS Toe 1 pim Qidgel Goes lo Rome *•i 11983. The Far Hertions e e e (1995. Gidget Comedy | Cmdy C ard Adventure) Charlton Heston Based misinterprets ihe attentions olf a is o on Lev.ii a n ^ t ' k * 19thean*-jry famous tournahst while vacationing expedition u p me ,ie (135 mi (T N 7 ) ■3£!,.'l9 & X purchased Louisana Territory (146 The Orq e e * (1985. Comedym| (TN T ) Sun 10 t5 p m Orama) Wayne Roger* A group ol Farewsil to the King (1989. middle-aged iazz musicians runs Drama) Nick Nolte A U S Army into assorted obstacles alter they deserter finds Ms tribal paradise m a accept their first professional Borneo jungle threatened by the engagement at a Catskills resod arrival of British and Japanese (120 m| (A A E ) Thu 12 p m lorce* during World War II (S> POA O ld Named Sooner e e * (1975 13 3 (117 m| (SHOW ) Sal 4 30 Drama) Lee Ranuck. An B-year-oto pm ., Tue. 12 p m girt becomes the ward of a Fast Food *' i (1969. Comedy) Jim concerned childless couple (120 m) Varney A secret sauce that strips (LIF E ) Tue 4 p m away sexual inhibitions gives two Oirla of Summer *W (1988. Orama) enterprising students the upper Justine Bateman - Working class hand on the reigning hambur 'burger teen-agars hop* to make their giant PG-13 g (92 m) ( H d t o ) garage band a rock n roll success Fri 2 30 p m story (S) q (120 m) ( 8 Mon 9 p m. . Fain the Cat e*<i (1988. Fantasy) Gleaming the Cub* ** (1988 Voces ot Chris Phillips Animated Drama) Christian Slater A Tha lamous N in e and Ms pal skateboarding teen-ager investi­ Poindexter slip through dimensions gates the strange circumstances lo save a kidnapped princess NR surrounding Ms adopted brother s 190 m) (DISN) Thu 7 p m oeatn PG-13 eg (105 mi (HBO) Field ot Dreams ***V> (1989. Sat 6 p m Thu 9 45 a m . 7 p m Fantasy) Kevin Costner Spurred by Th e Oold Rush *••• (1925. a spiritual voice an lowa farmer Comedy) Charles Chaplin Silent bwids a ballpark in the middle of Ms The Uni* Tramp s love is misplaced cornfield (S) Q (136 m) O Sun 9 m the days ol tha Klondike Goto pm Rush (90 m) (A M C ) Sat 8 p m The Fighting Seabee* e e e (1944. Th e Gooniet a#Vy (1985 Adventure) John Wayne A lough Adventure) Sean Aetin A group of con struct ion loreman and a by trieschool kid* gel caught up in wild book Naval commander join torces nt attar finding hndi treasure hunf a 17thagainst Ihe Japanese during World centi ntury puata smap sma| (S) PG Pu CJ|t1t Warn Cotoniedversion (1 2 0 m )(D * m ; Mon 6 pm m| (M AX) Fri 8 S p rr Sun 12 p m Government Girt • » ' i (1943 The Fast Power eel* (1990 Comedy) Ohvta da Hav<k*nd Horror) Lou Diamond Phillips A Overcrowded conditions m wartime devil worshipping serial kilter WasMngton make Me hairy lor an returns from the grave to stalk the auto maker and m s secretary (120 detective who sent Mm to the m) (A M C ) Sun 4 30 p m electric chair (S| R (99 m) (SHOW ) Great Jaaper •• (1933. Comedy) Sat 8 p m Richard Di i An Irish molorman with The First Power eeVy (1990 amorous tendencies becomes a Horror) Lou Diamond PMliips A reader ol women * fortune*. (90 m) devil worshipping serial killer (A M C ) Thu 8 a m Ouilty ol Innocvncv: The LaneU returns from me grave lo stalk me detective who sent him to lh« Getar Story xevs (1987 Drama) electric chair (S ) 1120 m| (TM C ) Oonan Harewood Young engineer Sun 9 p m Leneti Geter battles the judicial The Five Man Army ee (1970. system when ha is sentenced to life Orama) Peter Graves A band ol behind bars lor an armed robbery he men dived* a hall million dollars m did not comm ! jf2 0 m )(F A M )Tu e 6 gold to Mexican revolutionaries pm 03 5 m| (T N T ) Wed 10 20 p m Gun Gtory veVY (1957. Wastarn) Flipper’s New Adventure eeVt Stewart Granger A gun tighter Adventure) Brian Keky A returns home and is shunned by AnaMgrvyjwAMis; »:.-v rtvmn.rai rir ihnii riiw. i,.i>uuwnnn ni Changing during urn imnuuMU-e at the late 1950s. (Pi Pti' , ■* •Horrtt) asssam s-xw nm rix m H w jinx A young ■it1 won.an takes* UHiilyiiig juuina, to heit m a desperate attempt to rescue her late lather s soul (S) R (93 mi (MAX) Thu. 11 p m HeltoaU at the Navy *• • (1957 Adventure) Ronald Reagan The daring exptort* ol a submarine commanoer ;.*-m b b in was lo chan and destroy Japanese rnmu fields 1105 m) (T N T ) Sun 4:15 p m Her AkM •* (1989. Comedy) Tom Selteck A mystery novelist suffering from writer's block becomes involved with a beaubful murder suspect PG Q (94 m ) (MAX) Sat 9 50 a m . Wed 9:15 a m (11 Comedy) Christopher Cotlei Space gas transfers an astronaut s mind into the body ol Ms chimp companion (95 m) (DISH ) Sal 4 on. Hideaway • (1937. Drama) Fred Slone A squatter and Ms family accidentally choose an unoccupied farmhouse belonging to crooks (60 m) (AM C) Sun 815 a m High Read to China **V> (1983. Adventure) Tom Seitock A Sapper hires a former World War t ace to help find her lather PO (105 m) (SHOW) Sun 4 p m High Treeaon ***Vj (1952. Adventure) bam Redmond Spies 1 to create industrial chaos In itian and seize power by the destruction of key hydro stations (120 m) (A k E ) Fri 3 p m HiS Girt Friday * • * * (1940. Comedy) Cary Grant. A ichemmg editor and rus reporter ax-wile tangle oyer coverage of a cop kiHer * scheduled execution. ( 120 m) (AM C) Wed I p m . S p m Honky Tonk ••• (1941. Western) Clark Gable Married lo the Bostonreared daughter of tha town drunk a con-man tries to do the ngnt tMng (120 m) (TM C ) Tue 4 30 p m House of Numbers * »Y i (1957. Drama) Jack Palance A convict s brother plats an elaborate scheme to eked Ms prison breakout (120m) (T N T ) Thu 2 p m The Hunting Party * <1971. Western) Gene Hackman A vengeful husband sets out to sat the outlaw* who kidnapped and raped his schoolteacher wile. (120 m) O Sun 3 pm 1 I I'm Gonna Oil You Sucka **Vy (1988, Comedvl Keenan Ivory Wayana. A motley crew ol Vtguma* wage war agatntl street crime by parody ol black vptortaUon ttkn* ol tha '70a. (S| fl' I (97 m ) (H B O ) Frt.10I p m. eety (1989. Drama) Glenn Close A ruse a cMid chad meets a couple eagerr to raise pregnant Men-ogar planning to give hor baby up tor adoption (S) PO13' □ (100 m) (H BO ) Sun 1 p m Th e Wv-Lew* * * * (1979. Comedy) Peter Fell. A mild-mannered dentist an unwHMg cohort in I with his soon-io-be kv (103 m) (DtBN) Thu 11 p.m. ineomina Freshmen eeto (1978. Comedy) Lesha Biotock. During har first day* at a liberal art* college, an innocent. tm a l-U w n women encounters a. peculiar dean. mOMpulattva woman and aggres­ sive man. (SI (89 m) (TM C ) Sat. 10:35 p.m. Indapandanc a e * (1987. Drama) John Bennett Perry. History threetons lo repeat itsait when ■ 19th-century shenP's new lankly is threatened by the some gang that kXtod Ms first wile and children (120 m) (U F E ) Wed 9 p m Infidelity t t i (1987. Drama) Lee Horsley A miscarriage sends in emotionally distraught husband into the arms ol Ms wit*'* best friend (120 m) (U F E ) Fri 9 p m The Iran Triangle eel? (1988. Drome) Beau Bridges Mutual respect develops between a Vet Cong sokber end Ms American prisoner during the Vietnam War. (Si R |91 m )(H B O ) Wed 11 p m Ivenhae eee Vj (1953. Adventurei Roberl Taylor. A chivalrous knight is in love with one women but betrothed to another (106 m| (DISN) Sun 10 p m. (M AX) Fri S a m tvanhoa eee Vj (1953 Adventure) Robert Tjyior A eMvoirous knight is in love wttn one woman but DetTr*"e0 to another ( 120 m) (TM C) iVkUEPb i ]i 11 .. • iDtiairi' ml* 2SU*S j (lJ33 Honor, Oon.as Im n jprtiFtkd nr o,it vutulR reappears oil ire coast ol Amity with its sights set on a group ol :e*n-age boat enthusiasts 1150 mi (W TB S ) Sun 10 35 a m T h o .-to v iti'i; Mile **♦ 11979. Orama) Peter Strauss A young man serving a life sentence competes lor a place on tha Olympic team (120 m) (W TB S ) Thu 8 05 p m Jo* Versua the Volcano e t 'r (1990. Comedy) Tom Hanks A terminally in worker abandons Ms humdrum existence lor a suicidal voyage to a remote Pacific island (Si T O q (1 0 J ml (HBO) Sat 8 p m (M AX) Mon 8 30 a m , 8 pm.; Wed 12 30 p m The Joker fs WUd (1957. Biography) Frank Sinatra. The tils at nightclub comic Joe E Lewis, trom his beginning career as a singer in speakeasies and burlesque is portrayed (165m )(T N T )T h u 8 p m K-9 **W (1989. Comedy Drama) James BelusM An unorthodox narcotics agent and an equally unique pohee dog join torces to bust a drug czar (Postponed trom an earlier datel IS) t j (120I in) m) Q 8aL9 .m. Kenny Rogers_____ as the Gambler. Part W U _________ II - Thei Adva Adventure Continues **vs (1983. Western) (Part I ol 2) Kenny Rogers When his son is taken hostage by tram robbers a professional gambler and a sharpshooting saloon singer leam up to save the boy 1120 m) (WON) W ed8 pm Kenny Roger* as tha Gambler. Pari II - The Adventure Continues » e V? M983. Western) (Pan 2 ol 2) Kenny Rogers When his son is taken hostage by train robbers, a professional gambler and a sharpshooting saloon Singer team up to save the boy (120 m) (WON) Thu 8 p m Kiil and Coma Back •• (1967. Western) Edd Byrnes Three mismaicbed men divide a fortune in gold among themselves (120 m) 8 ) Fn 1 p m KM Me Again e*V) (1989. Suspense) VsJ Kilmer A woman running Irom the mob and looking for a new identity hues a trusting defective to lak* her murder |S( R 194 m) (HBO) Thu 9 p m K The KJBara #*to (184B. Mystery) Burl Lancaster. A former boxer bacomes involved' with a gangster's a pxyrok hold-up (105 m| •HOW) Tue 10 am. Tha Prtee ol duetto* * * Drama) Taky Sevalaa. New police inspector Theo Kojok a woman accused ol her hm young son*. (120 Thu 9 p.m The Lad* Eve axty) B Barbara Stanwyck Comedy) the naturalist ion of a tycoon comes owl ol the Jungle, he taka m lerv* with a get w ho has a card-shark father (120 m ) (A B E ) Tua.12pjn. Tha Lady From Shanghai « * » W (1948, Drama) RiU Hayworth. An Irish tailor becomes a murder pawn when he accompanies a beaubful woman and her lawyer-husband on a cruse (87 m) (DISN) F n .1 1 p m Lady Hamilton e* (1970. Drama) John Milts Tha tragic love story ol Lady Hamilton and British naval hero Lord Nelson is drama tired (120 m) 0 Fri t p m (M O S T) Fri 9 C^dy In the Lake e e (1947. Myste*/) Robert Montgomery. PMhp Marlowe gets involved with murder, graft and beautiful women while on a case (103 m) (SHOW ) Frt.10 am Lady Luck **'1 (1948. Comedy) young mg lady Robert Young. foolishly believes mat marriage can retorm her gambler-boyfriend (120 m) (AM C) Inu7 pm t\ t (1990 Drama) J Eddie Peck A teacher uses Ms fancy moves on the dance floor to impress the group ol dropouts he wants to educate IS) g (120 m) (TM C) Thu 10 am 8 o m Land at the O^enRang* * * (1 9 4 ) Westernl Tint "V!u,i£ L < convicts converge on s frontier town wnere a dead outlaw lias bequeathed Ms •L. ill * rrn(-( •.r'.xPvr* qgy m) MCJ b j r i h* Las !v The Iasi Angry Man >1959. Drama| Paul Muni A doctor tries to save the life ol a hoodlum who ran Mm out ol the neighborhood (100 m) (MAX) Tue B 15 a m Tha Last Blitzkrieg *• (1958. :«i) van Jotviso..- -i--v> ?,■ j ruthless master spy. a squadron ol Ge-man saboteurs infiltrates the Allies during the Battle ol the Bulge (120m) (TN T) Thu 4 p m The Last Day •• (1975. Western) Richard WidmarX An ex-gunfighter detends his town againstt Ithe Oalton (125 m) (T N T ) Tue 8 p m Ru K ? Last Run e e l? (1971. Suspensel George c Scott A lormer getaway driver discovers a plot to kill the convict he is going lo help escape (120 m) (T N t | Sat 3 pm Tha Last Tim* I Saw Parts eee (1954. Drama) Elizabeth Taylor An American writer m post-World War It Pans recals Ms tragic marriage to a wealthy American (120 m) (AM C) Sun I p m (TLC ) Mon 8 p m . t o 30 pm Wed 1pm The Last Warrior xes? (1989. Adventure) Gary Graham A lone American soldier squares oB with Ms Japanese counterpart on a Pacific island during (he fmatdays ol World War II. R (94 m) (SHOW) Fri It pm The Law and Jaka Wad* e a tj (1958. Western) Robert tayior A re formed Outlaw and Ms 'iancee are kidnapped by Ms lormer partner (115 m) (TN T) tue 10 05 p m The Legend ot H#M House eee (1973. Horror) Roddy McOowall A wealthy man hires scientists and mediums 10 investigate Ms newly acquired mansion PG n (94 m) (MAX) Fn6 30 p m . Wed 2 15 p m The Letter •••’,? (1940 Drama) Bette Davis A woman standing trial for murder is blackmailed into pcxchasing an incriminating letter (120 m) (TN T) Fri 2 p m The Liberators e*Vk (1987. Drama) Roberl Carradine A plantation owner} nephew and his best trend, a slave hoip other staves escape pre-Ovrl War South (95 m| IOISN) Sat M p m ugfib — Sink** htnmg Twice (1935. Mystery) Ben Lyon A howling cal and an edgy butler set oB a series ol strange events |65 m) (AM C) Sat 8 10 a m Lipstick #Vi (1976 Orsma) Margaux Hemmqwav A hiqh- tesMon model to brutaey raped by heryounoer tista rt music teacher. 120m )asati0pm . LJWe Derrs Part Tw w LHBa Osrrirs - 4S *W (19B7, Drama) Alec Guinness. A 19th-century businessman s attompo to tree a London family from debtors prison ars seen through the syes of a young seamstress. (S) (183 m) (SHOW) Frt.12 p m. TNe LMe •••Vi (1939. Drama) Shrtoy Tempi# A c M d tM e al an English boarding school Change* dramabeefy when har lather is declared missing n South Africa a Boer Wars. (90 m) (HOST) Tue.B p.m. Living Fiee a*W (1972. Advsnturs) Susan Hampshire. T M i sequel to "Born Free' caver* the adventures encountered at moving Els*'* three cub* lo ■ game preserve G (92 m) (M A X ) Mon 12 p m. Th e Lon annu s of tha Long Distance Runner * * * * (1962. Drama) Michael Redgrave. A young man in reform school railed* upon Ms hie as he practices for a Mg cross-country race (120 m) (AkE) Mon 3 p m. Long John Silver *** (1954. Adventure) Roberl Newton The infamous pirate battles counties* enemies m Ms quest lor treasure on the high seas (120 m) (A kE) M o n .tz p m The Longest Day ••* (1982. Drama) Richard Burton Tha story ot the Allied invasion ot Normandy during World War li (S| G 080 m| (M AX) Mon 3 p m The Longest Yard * »• (1974 Comedy) Burt Reynolds An imprisoned former football player leads <> group ot convicts n a n o hotos-barred game agamsl the guards (120 m) (T M C ) Mon 12 p m The Long shot « V j (1986. Comedy) Tim Conway Three losers Sink their money nto an elaborate race-fixing scheme PQ-13 i8 9 m )(M A X )S a t' p m Tu e 6.TO p m Looker • » .1981. Science Fictioni ktbwrl F nnev A plastic surgeon 5un 1 p m Science H ctioniUiaJtora WlJflJii Thu d 'W .o r y it j geiatmn«is mutation ihre.iiens The lives uf research"' nad in a disabled undersea Lain. PG-13 (82 ml (M A X ) Sun 7 30 p tt> The Lost Tnb* •• (19-49. Adventure) Johnny Weissmuller Junqie Jim comes to the rescue when |m4eW..T.'Ju nreaten a lost African city (72 mi (MAX) Mon ’ 30 m. ov* Me Tonight (1932 Muscat) Jeanette MacDonald A Parisian tailor mistaken lor an aristocrat charms his way into the arms ol a lair princess (120 m) (A M C ) Sun 10 p m Lav* Thy Neighbor (1984 Drama) John Ritter Suburban neighbors, with clashing personasties and habits are drawn into an unlikely alt.iu when thee spouses run off together (120 m) (WTB8) Fri 10 05 a m C M Malia Princess •* (1986 Oramsi Tony Curbs A daughter struggles to find her identity n me desperate world ol her father a notorious Chicago crime boss (120 m) (W TB S ) S a t30 5 p m The Mahabharata eeeVi (1989 Drama) (Part 2 ot 3| Roberl LangtonLloyd Peter Brook s adaptation ol the Hindu allegory The Pandavjs and Kauravan await the games consequences in Exile in the Forest A Great Performances pn-seniation |S)g|120m|® Sun 4 i(Ti he Mahabharata eeeVy (1989 Drama 11Part 1 o»3) Robert LangtonLtoyd Peter Brook s adaptation ol the Hindu history ol humanity The royal tamrfies enter nto a prophetic Game ol Dice A Great Performances presentation (S) Q <120 m) a> Sun 2 p m The Mahabharata •***> (1989 OramaljPart 3 ot 3| Robert LangtonLloyd Peter Brook s adaptation ol (he Hindu allegory The royal families bring the earth to the brink ot apocalypse in The War A Great Performances presents lion (S |; J (120 hi) Q Sun 6 p m Mahogany s e e (1975. Drama) Diana Ross A young black woman rises Irom the depths ol the ghetto lo international lame as a fashion model PG (109 m) (HBO) Wed 11 30 a m Mail Order Bride eato (1964 �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Friday, April 3, 199t — S C A B L E & N E T W O R K M O V IE S (cont.) Comedy) Buddy tbsen A concerned1party c tries to settle iw k d youth down by e r rin g ™ a marriage lor him. (S3 m) (M A X ) M o n.l& M am . Ma(or Dundee eee (1965. Adventure) Charlton Heaton A Union Army officer leads a troop ot Confederate POWs across the Mexican border in purauit ol Indian*. |134 m) (M A X ) Tue 4 30 pm . M a ni !tn the Wkde m is e s e e (1971. Adventure) Richard Hams Time Approximate. A wilderness scout, n the Northwest Territory ol 1820. is mauled by • grizzly bear and sett to die 1135 m) (W TB S )Tu e 102 0pm MenhendNd ee (1949. Mystery) Dorothy lamour tw o men and a woman are caught in a web ot violence and murder lor a loi tune in jewels 1120 m) ( AM C ) Fri 7 p m Married Sec hetot ee (1942. Comedy) Robert Young A married man poses as the author ol a manuscript on a bachelor s view ol mamage. (105 m) (T N T ) Mon 12:30 pm . Meet Me In S I Louie • • • ', (1944 Musical) Judy Garland A Si Louis •amity is disappointed to learn they are moving at the same time that the 1904 W orn a Fair is sel to open (150 mt (T N T ) Mon 10 a m Midnight eeVk (1939. Comedy) Don Ameche A gwl in Peris goes from rags to riches on a pawn ticket 194 -----------------130 r m ) (S H O W ) Sat8 30 a m Millenium eaV» (1969. Science Fiction) Kris Kristofterson A government air-disaster investiga­ tor suspects lout play when he finds an unusual device in the wreckage ot a downed (umbo ml PG-t3 □ 1108 m ) (M AX) Sat 8 a m Mitchell *►* lj (1975. Drama) Joe els Don Baker A detective attempts to stem me criminal activities ol two powerful, corrupt businessmen M 20 m ) (W TB S ) Mon 1 05 p m Th e Moonshine War • * ', (1970. Drama) I'abick McGoohan Mounlam folk light over bootleg boors J 1 2 0 m ) (T A T I Fn 10 SO p in __ _ ^W kf h i nvg iiien cares lor a destitute and care-worn gut t’fWVh, vA'JtCj'Jur. Mother Cerey'k * Chickens e< (1036. Drama) Ruby Keeler An English widow is disturbed when her daughters fall for the same man 0 m l (AM C) Sun 1130 am ra. Sundance ee (1973, Western) Elisabeth Montgomery the Sundance Kid a widow is m ■eopp. 5, w * ? '— r--w .-w •*. that Sundance d<J not die ( 1?0 m) (LIFE) Wed.4 p m Murderer* Among Ua: The Simon Wlaaanthal Story eee (1989. Drama) Ben Kingsley A fact-based account ol the Hotocausl survivor s tireless and obsessive eftcuts to b rn g Nan war criminals to |ust>ce IS ) n (180 m )(H B O ) Thu 1 pm My Favorite Brunette eee (19-47. Comedy) Bob Hope A mysterious woman persuades a baby photographer to become a super sleuth (120 m) (FA M ) Toe t p m My Favorite Tear * « • ’ > (1982 Comedy) Peter O Toole An alcoholic ex-malinee idol has trouble coping with the pressures ol a live TV performance PG (95 m) (M A X ) Thu 4 p m B N National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation **W (1989 Comedy) Chevy Chase An old fashioned holiday at the Griswold home backfires in typical fashion IS) PG 13 p (97 m) (H B O ) Sat It am National Velvet e e e tj (1944. Drama) Elizabeth Taylor A young ri trains her horse to ride m the rand National O p (125 m) (S H O W ) Fn 4 p m Never Forget (1991, Drama) Leonard Ntmoy Based on the true story ol a World War It concentration camp survivor s legal battle against revisionists who claim that the Hotocausl never happened (120 m) (T N T ) Mon 8 p ml .. to p m . Tue 4 p m . Wed 12 p m New York Stories' sets (1989. Vo ‘ Comedy-Drama) Nick Notts Three Th ol Hollywood a most prominent directors present a trilogy ol short stones set m the Big Apple IS) p (150 m) (TM C ) W e d 3 pm No Deposit, No Return *eVi (1976. Comedy) David Niven T wo neglected cNtdren stage then own kidnapping to get attention (120 m) ■ Sun 7 p m. N o Hoide Barred •* (1989 Drama) Hulk Hogan A professional wrestler hexes m i muscles against a greedy network television executive IS) p S 195 m l(TM C ) Sun.12 p m .. 11 p.m. No Mercy * * (1966. Dramt) Richard Gere, While backing down hte partner s killer, a poke* officer becomes entangled with a crime f(SHOW) Toe <S> 0 P <107 mt 10 pm . Th e Noeee Hangs High ee (1946, Comedy) Bud Abbott. Abbott and CosieDo are mistaken lor two guys working lor a bookie (120 m) ■ S a l.II am The North Star **YY (1943. Drama) Dana Andrews. During World War II. a courageous band bend ot Russian nationals attempts to defend their i bom Neal invaders (120 m) _ id 8 p m. Northwest Mounted Police ee e (1940, Adventure) Gary Cooper. A Teaas Ranger, F in Canada to capture a murderer, runs Into an Indian uprising lad by the man ha is searching tor (150 m) ( A i l ) Son 3 pm Notorious Gentleman eee (1948. Drama) Rea Harrison A carefree playboy embarks on • Me-long spree thal ends m tragedy end sorrow (120 m) (NO ST) sal 9 p m - "I The Oklahoma City Dolls ee ( 1981. Comedy) Susan Blakely. A group ot factory workers decides to battle male chauvinism by forming a company football learn mads up entirety ol women (S( (100 m) (SHOW) Wad 8 a m . 6 p m. The Old Maid *** (1939 Drama) Bette Dans A pair ot sisters becomes involved m a struggle alter the lover ol one is killed in the Civil War (120 m) (TN T ) Fn 12 p m On the Beech * * w (1959. Drama) Gregory Peck. When ■ blast destroys most of the world, e group ol strangers band together to awail its desolation. (150 m) (TM C ) Fri 5 30 pm One Crowded Night •• {1940. Duma) Cate Storm An escaped convct finds shelter from the authorities at his m-lav. cruwueJ kidTT) ns a m. One m a Million: The Ron LeFtore a’.OrfV •*rrj',V.' C*VACf.y, Button Tins drama chronicles the uiaejice rise oi Oelroit tiger ceritertielder Ron LeFtore from prison to llie major leagues 1120 m) -------- ) Wed (WTBS) Wed 1105 05 cp r One Million Veert B.C. * « ’ r (1966. Fantasy) John Richardson A young man. expelled hum a savage lube meets and Jai'j a' V . » t».lh a girl horn a gentle, sensitive clan (120 m) (W0R) Sun 1 p m The Other e e e (1972. Horror) Uta Hagen A 1930s New England town is terrorized by a series of strange deaths which a young boy blames on tvs dead twin brother PO p (108 ml (MAX) Fri4 30 p m : Sun 12:15 p m . Thu 9 15 am Our Family Business e* (1981. Drama) Ted Danson Fear grips the innocent and guilty e’.ke when a member ol organized crime is released from prison (90 m) (WTBS) Tue 1 05 p m Piml Your Wagon eee (1969 Musical) Lee Marvin Two prospectors share one wile in in s musical (torn the Broadway play about the gold-rush days m NoNam# City. California (S)> ------------(180 m) * “ l3 (TMC) Tue 12 p m Pel Joey • ••V, (1957. Musical) Ftank Sinatra A nightclub entertainer romances a wealthy socialite who finances a nightclub -------------an 12 tor mm (120 m) (W GN) Sun (2 cp m The Park le Mine * • (1985. Drama) Tommy Lee Jones One man tries to can the public s attention to the plight ol the Vietnam vet by taking Central Park hostage (120 m) (WTBS) Fn 1 05 p m Pathfinder **• (1987. Adventute) M-kket Gaup A boy is kidnapped from ms Lapp tribe by a band ol enemy nomads (90 m) (TM C ) Fn 10 30 a m . T u e 6 3 0 p m Drema) Penalty Phase ••Vi (1986 0 Peter Strauss A judge risks losing ms career and lamJy when he mq I* considers exposing facts which could legally sel a convicted murderer free (120 m) (U F E ) Thu 4 pm Perfect Harmony e*W (1991. Drama) Petar Sedan A student at an ak-white prep school befriends a musically girted black youth p (105 mi (DISN) Sat 9 p m The Phantom Toilbooth • ••Vr (1970. Fantasy) Butch Patrick Animated A ch*j thinks everything Is a waste ol time until he drives through a mysterious toJtbooth. O ’ (M m ) (D I M ) Tue.to am . The Phitedelphta Story s e e (1940. Comedy) Katharino Hepburn. On the eve ol her second wedding, a society girt yearns tor t down-toearth romance (145 m) (T N T ) Thu 10 a m sW (1969, Drama) Burt Reynolds. A lawyer defending a suspended pokceman •tom a murder charge becomes dangerously over-involved in the case (S ) R (99 m) (S H O W ) Sun 10 Pled Piper el Ham eln e e e (1957, Fantasy) Van Johnson. The piper lures b it W age children from their homes after the mayor refuses to pay ay him tor ridding i ng the k tto own of rats. (120 m) (A 6 E ) Wed 3 p. Th e Pirate e e e (1946. Milusicef) Judy Garland A art on a romantic island in the Caribbean dreams ot her imaginary hero. (102 m) (S N O W ) T u e 8 p m . Play Girt eats (1940. Comedy) Key Francis An aging gold digger decides to pass on her unique earning skills to an ambitious young protege. (90 m) (A M C ) Thu. 1:30 p .m . S 30 pm . Plea* Suite eeeVk (1971. Comedy) Walter Matthau. Three stories revolve around the different occupants ot Suite 7 19 at me Plaza PG (115 m) (SHOW ) Sun 12 p m Prelude to War e e e (1942. Documentary) Frank - Capra's Oscar-Winning look at the rise ol fascism in Germany and Italy and the Japanese attacks oni Mancnu f hurts (60 m) (A 1 E ) Sal t p m Pretty . Woman Votnan s e e (1990.Comedy) Richard Gera A business executive attempts to transform a vulgar streetwalker into a sophisticated female companion (S) FT (117 m) (S H O W ) Frl.8 p m. Pretty Woman ee e (1990. Comedy) Richard Gere A busmess-rurc-.’-ie attempts to transform a vulgar streetwalker into a sophisticated tamale companion IS ) (120 m) g Z B f J Mon | 0 > .h . » . P ! " , muck-encrusted. comic-book monster sets out to thwart the evil Arcane s plot to overrun the world leneftc mutations. (S) (90 m) I Frt.12 pm . M uahM era e ev» (1969, Adventura) Michael York. Royal revenge brings D'Artagnan and ms three comrades out of selfimposed exile m 17th-century France p (120mj ( U t A )S un 7 p m Revenge at the Nerds lit Nerds In Paradise eVy (1987. Comedy) Robert Carrarine. Mora indignities await the • brothers ot Lambdr. Lambda Lambda whan they attend a fraternity Fort Lauderdale Irak “ conven­ ts) p (90 m) (T1IC) Fn 6 pm . 6:30 p.m. Beueaiie aaS mv kl^MBw IBi M ^Aa n v r in g v ov i i v i u i u. i i v i u i in Perediee e h (1967, Comedy) Robert Cairadme More indignities await the brothers ol Lambda Lambda Lambda whan they attend a Fort Lauderdale fraternity conven­ tion. PG-13 p (66 m) (H B O ) Sun 7,30 p m. Revenge ol the Ptnk Panther e e e (1978. Comedy) Peter Setters The bumbling Inspector Ctouseeu is on the trail ol the French Connection PG (9 9 m )(SH O W ) T u e 2 p m Th* Rearing Twenties **• 11939. Three world Drama) James Cagney. 1 War I veterans find ri Iterant tates awaiting them during th* Prohibition Era. ( i f O m ) a _ S u ni.4 i p.m. Rocky *••• (1976. Drama) Sylvester Stallone A smak-bm* Hhiladeiph niadetptiia prizefighter battles overwhelming odds to make (thing o f h something him sell (S) PG (119 m) (H BO ) Sun 9 a m , 9 p m ; Wed 2 Rose Garden *** (1989. Ora/na) Lrv unman An attorney uncover* a ghastly w tr crime while d* tending a man accused ol attacking a suspected Nazi. PG-13 (112m ) (SHOW) Sun 2 p m ; Thu 12 pm Roughshod *• (1949. Western) Robert Sterling Two young lovers hide from a trio ol outlaws. (90 m| (A M C ) Sat.11.30 a m E iio g r« . !tt!.Jt*.6.nT Dirry Dean the Ozark hilibi*iy who 'wCT' i f V " S C Vuulv Cardinals to rewry win iw phenomenal pitching abJ-l>. (33 m) (M AXI T u e 3 pm . 097 2. Adventura) Chunk Connors Five Civil War veterans hue out their guns to a military dictator (120 m) (W O R ) S it B p m Th e Quick and the Dead eeVt (1987. Western) Sam Elhott. A swashbuckling cowboy comes to the aid of a family of homesteaders m this adaptation ot Louis L Amour s novel (120 m) (D Fn 8 pm I fiw m m Radio Start on Parade ee (1945 Musical) Wally Brown The managers ot a floundering talent agency take a promisingl diem cTx on the road (75 m) (A M C ) Fn 11 a m . 3 ) m E r Rage at Dawn ee (1955. Western) ~ ‘ Randolph Scott tv two detectives pose as tram robbers to win their way into the Reno Brothers gang (120 m) (A k E ) Sat 9 a m Raw Deal •• (1986. Drama) Arnold Schwarzenegger An ex-CIA agent returns to rns old job to seek revenge against a mob boss who killed his friend ( son p (120 m) O Sat 9 p m Real Genius *«v> (1985. Comedy) Vat Kilmer A group ol gifted scientific students seeks revenge against the unscrupulous prolessor who' has I been stealing their ideas PGI p m) (M A X ) Sun 3 40 P |106 . p m : Wed 8 p m Real Man *Vi (1987. Comedy) James Betusm A CIA operative and an insurance agent are forced to work together to retrieve a formula that could save the world PG-13 q (86 m) |HBO) Mon 1 p m Red Scorpion ••• (1989 Adventure) Ockph Lundgren A deadly Soviet operative turns on Ns Russian and Cuban comrades in the wilds oi war-torn Africa JS )(t2 0 m ) (T M C ) Fn t 30 p m , 9 30 p m Reno Reno * *• (1939. Drama)Oak Patrick A young lawyer puls th* Nevada town on th* map. changing it horn a mining town to a divorce seeker s resort. (90 m) (A M C ) Fn 8 ■ m Th e Return or Swamp Thing • • (1989 Fantasy) Louis Jourdan Th* Sahara ••• <1943. Humphry,' 'bugjn - Air Adventure) •snw ri* * attamptnc to cress the Sahara desert, runs into German troops and try to hold them of until help arrives <123 m) (T N T ) Sun 6 m. he Saint In Palm Spring* e «V i 194t, Mystery) George Sanders hm Saint is hired to deliver three i jiustae pustagu sramus to j ib u tu heiress (90 m) (A M C ) Thu 9 30 a m Say Anything •** (1989. Comedy»* (19 Drama) John Cusack. A fwgh-school graduate works up the nerve to ask out the beautiful class valedictorian PG-13 Q (130 m> (M AX) Sat 2 30 pm Thei Scarlet 3 Pimpernel ••* (1982. Adventure) Anthony Andrews The foppish Sir Percy Blakeny masquerades as Ihe Scarlet Pimpernel, a heroic figure who rescues French aristocrats from th* blade of the guillotine (180 m) (W TB S ) Wed 8 05 p m Scertet: River T (1933. Western) Tom Keene A cowboy tries to free isi band of ( cattle hit girl trom a ruthless ,50 m) (AM C) Mon I luttteri (60 10 a m Scmpies *• (1981 Oramal Shelley Smith Romance and corporate infighting go hand in hand with a woman s entry into the business world as the owner ol a Beverly Hilts boutique Based on Judith Krantz s novel (120 m| (W O N) Sal 8 p m Season at Fear •• (1989 Suspense) Michael Bowen. A young salesman becomes involved in a murderous affair when he goes to meet hts long-lost tamer R (89 m| Tu* 10 pm Is of the French Police * '« |t932. Mystery) Gwiki Andre An evk hypnotist uses a Parisian woman a* an instrument ot crime <60 m) (A M C ) Sal 3 p m . 10 pm See No Evk. Hear No Evk ••Vy 11989 Comedy) Gen* Wilder A deaf New Yorker end his bknd employee lind themselves involved m murder _R q ^ 0 3 m) (HBO) Fn B p m E vil Hear No Evil t a l i (1989 Comedy) Gene Wilder A deal New Yorker and Ns bknd employee find themselves involved m murder <S) Q (120 m| (TM C ) Sun 7 p m No Evk. Hear No Evk e*W (1989. Comedy) Oan* Wilder A deaf New Yorker and his bknd employ** find themselves involved m murder (S) R rj (103 m) (SHOW) Wed 8 pm Senior Week *Yt (1968. Comedy) Mich**) St Gerard New Jersey teen-agers descend upon Daytona ? V « ad Iting Beach tor a tun-soaked itation (S ) (96 m) (MAX) 9 30 p.m. C but Equal (1991. Drama) (Part 1 ol 2) Sdney Prarmors A (act-besed account of Thor good Marshall a legal battle to end school seorsoetion of South Carolina- (S) p (120 m) Sun 9 p m. l eper a n but Equal (1991. Drama) (Pan 2 ot 2) Sidney Porter. Premttri The country watch** anxiously as Marshal and Oavis argue their cases before the Supreme Court Based on a true story (S) P (120 m) O Mon 9 p m. Th * Eevan Face* et Or. Lap #** (1964. Fantasy) Tony Randiil A frontier town is magically aftectad by the arrival of a mystical circus Based on a story by Chart** G Finney. (100 m )(M A X j Fri. 12 p m . . ___ _ e a# (1969. Drama) James Spader The arrival ot an old collage friend brng* a young coupt# a sexual insecurities and devtabona to light (S ) (105 m) (TM C ) M on.10pm . Shark! *#W (1968. Adventure) Burt Reynold*. An underwater search tor sunken treasure leads to betrayal, murder and a ckmactic attack by a monster white shark. (120 m) (W TB S ) Sun.1.05 p m Shattered Spiriti ** (t986. Drema) Martin Sheen. A lather s denial of of hit alcoholism has a crippling effect on fns loving wits and children (120 m) (LIFE ) Fri 4 p m •heriock Holmes end th* Becret Weapon * * (1942 Mystery) Bask Rathbone The master sleuth iuses his repertoire of disguise* to ensure th* safety ot a weapon created to " m| (F A M ) Sat 8 destroy Hrt Hitler (90 p.m She’s Having a Baby **v>j1986 Comedy-Drama) Kevtn Bacon Newlyweds lice th* timeless pressures ol mterferwig parents, career demands, lawn-obsessed neighbors and tmcrns,.'wl ’’ xienthood PG-13 P (1 0 5 m ) (H BO ) Fo B pm Ttw Ship That Died ot Sham* ••• fVcha.d Put/it Tv*' v f ______ us* their oia YUlnJ War ii gurib tT'-ggW .gnvvi,ju-roxs the English ------------------------Channel (1 2 0---'m) |N d 9 T) SffiM Sit' pm Side Out * • '» |1990. Corned,) C Thomas Howe'l A Milwaukee youth * decision to work lor his uncle in California leads to romance and a championship game of beach votleybafl (S) PG-tS rg * W m) (MAX) Fri ID p . T . DO a m . Th u9 pm Sid* Out t i h (1990. Comedy| C Thomas Howell A Milwaukee youth s decision to work for his unefe in California leads to romance and ■ championship game ot beach vofleybai) |S) PO-13 (100 m) (S H O W )Mon 1 0 0 5 p m T h u 2 p m Sign post to Murder • • ', (1965. Suspense) Stuart Whitman A man escapes from a .prison tor the criminally insane m order to obtain a trial 195 m) (T N T ) Thu 12 25 pm The Silver Whip * * 'r (1953 Western) Dale Robertson A thenfl comes lace to lace with the outlaw who cost rum his stagecoach tob years before (75 m) (AMC) Thu 12 IS p m 4 15 p m Th* Sitter* ••• (1938. Drama) Errol Flynn Two sisteis untangle their love lives while helping a thud ring her domestic Crists (120 m) during (T N T ) Fn 10 am Smart Woman • (1931 Comedy) Mary Astor A neglected wife sets out a careful trap to W in back her skirt chasing (75 m) sing husband nus (A M C ) Tue 1 1 5 « i Smartei nartest Girt in Town *# (1938. Comedy) Ann Southern A photographer s model it put sued by a millionaire who is posing as a model (75 m )(A M C ) Tue 11 a m . 3 pm Some Kind ot Wonderful ••’J 11987. Drama) Eric Stotlz A thy teen-ager attempts to win the heart ot the most popular gal m school (S) —PG-13 (J — (94................. m| (M A... X ) ** Mona to 1 pm •where I’X Find You •** Some* (1942. Drama) Clerk GabW Two brothers snare careers and the tov* ol the same art which puBi them •part (120 m) |TMC) Wed 4 30 p m Sorority House • •W (1939 Drama) Ann* Shirley A grocer t daughter makes a Cm ) lor acceptance « t o a snobbish college sorority (75 m) (A M C ) Fn 12 15 P m . 4 15 p m Southwest Passage *eV, (1954, Western) Rod Cameron A band robber and tut girlfriend joki the fust camel caravan to Mate a Irak west (105 m) (T N T ) Sat.11 a m Spaced Invoders ee (1990. Comedy) Douglas Barr. Midwestern children aid a crew of pint-sized Martians who have mistakenly landed m me American has •amend. PG Q (100 m) (DIEM) Son 7 p m. Stagecoach **vy (1986. Western) Willie Nelson. A rivers* group Ol Iravekng through Arizona Territory S u n g the 1910* fears mew slagecoach wWI meet in Apache war party. (120 m) (U EA ) Sim 2 pm . A Star t* Bern e e e * ( t 937, Drama) Janet Gaynor A matinee tdoi't career decknet a* Iv* young wife a ' skyrocket* (105 m) (H O S T) Fn 10 am .; Sun.1 p m : M on.9pm . Star Trek “Ik Th* WrePt " et Khan e e e (1982. Science Ficbon) WWkem Shatner The crew ol th*i Star* Enterprise lace* the genehcaity superior Khan wi a deadly gam* ot cal and m o u lt (S) PG (113 m) (M A X ) Sun 5 30 p m Slat* department: Fk* 149 ** 1949. Adventure) Virginia Bruce A ) S foreign agent sacrifices al to stop a Chm*»* warlord (120 m) ■ Wed.t p.m. Steal Magnokaa * * * (1969. Comedy-Drama) Saay Field A Louisiana beauty parlor serve* a* the meeting place lor six won-wined and eccentric women (S) PG p (118 m) (MAX) S a t6 p m : W ad4 m tetta ** (1990. Drama) Bette Midler A strong-willed mother battles class distinction* to raise her daughter on her own (S) PG-13 1114 m) (SHOW) Sun 10 « m . S p m : Wed 1:30 p m , 10 p m Stttche* * t* 11985. Corned,) Parker Stevenson. Three smart-alecky medical school students are determined to make their dean t Me miserable (120 m) (U SA) Sat.tt p.m. Stormy Monde* * * tz (1988. Drama) Metame Griffith Newcastle. England s nightdw m eG rU vV R Y aS as mu bee kdr op for mis account r i the intertwining kves of lour disparate people (S) (100 n ) (TM C ) 1 8 Gul-y -- Animated 1120 m) tfz T W o p riT Success at Any Price *• 11934. Dr'amki TXiU^*v-'F*Juiiv--/-«,i -4 yming man i cbso.civc quest for w eall.Ih and power uttimjtety gets be the better ot Nm (90 m) (AM C) Wed 8 30 p m Suddenly *• #',, (1954. Suspense) Frank Sinatra Three assassins take over a California household while ,-jk.v u lot lha presidenl s bam (90 m) (AM C) Wed 10 p m The Sugariand E ip retit l * * • !, 11974. Comedy) Hawn A wife arranges her husband s eik (S) PG 1109 m) (SHOW ) 1 30 p m Super Sleuth •• (1937. Comedy) Ann Sothern An on-screen detective encounters an off stage mystery that tests his wits and courage (90 m) (AM C) Thu 9 p m Superman »••<> (1978 Fantasy! Christopher Reeve An mlant trom the planet Krypton journeys to Earth t where he grows up la battle evil .............. M) TTue 6 p m PG ( t43 m)......... (DISN) Suspicion • •■it (1941. Suspense) Cary Grant A woman tears that her husband is • murderer planning to make her his next victim Directed by Allred Hitchcock 1120 m) (AM C) Tue 10 p m Swimxurt •' i (1989 Comedy) Catherine Oxenberg Two aspiring ad execs launch t ' ■ latent huntMohnd the deal spokesmodel for a floundering swimtuil company (120 m) (LIFE) Mon 9 pm Sword ol the Valiant *• (1984 Fantasy) Miles OKeelte A young squire it given one year to solve a mysterious nddle or ri* (120 m) (W TB S ) Fri 10 35 p m Sylvester »* V j (1985 Drama) Richard Farnsworth An orphaned Texas teen aaet sets out to turn a raggedy rodeo hors* into a champion simper PG |t02 m) (DISN) Sun 4 p m Sylv#sr . aster **V» (1985 Drama) Richard Farnsworth An orphaned Texas teen agar set* out to turn a raggedy roriao horse into a m C SSofffifJBVS ” \ T •111pm T Behind ■ the Kenan (1909. Dramt) Mtchaal Moriarly A (actDated drama exploring the government s response to the Korean airline trajjedj that occurred on August (120 m) ***** ■ �/ . ^ . yjj > _' - t- ia—j i ,. „,-•'.;. . £.«Ai'g»- -J^L , j£g£ ■„/.-w’.-fi#*,,'J i - tzjf* 4 — Sanford Htrtld, S*nfdrd,"'FlorlcU — Fftdiy, April 9, 1991 C A B L E & N E T W O R K M O V IE S (cont.) the true story of war hero-turnedmovie star Audie Murphy, the most (1949. Musical) Frank Sinatra Taro decorated soldier of W W II. (108 ml tong and dance man nnd (•HO W ) Sat.10.30am . mamtatvas on a ban taam ownad b* Ta p * ! a a e (1969. Suspense) John Forsythe. A French secret agent a beautiful gat and m trouble with gangtlar*. (120 m) (TM C ) Mon.6 tmreatigaies Cuba's link with the Soviets. Based on the novel by Leon m. aka thei High I _ Oround H i eee (1953. Uhs. (120 m) (AM C) F r i9 p m . Torrents of Apring e * V i (1999. Adventure) Richard Widmarfc. A Orama) Timothy Hutton. A young sergeant .uses harsh technrquas 19th-century nobleman finds tvs during upon a group of young i (MAX) affections tom between a beautiful infantry framing (101 Itaken peasant and a seductive Tue 11:30 a m member of Russian nobrtrty (S ) POTaka the Money and Run eee 13 (98 m )(MAX) Frt.10 a m (1989. Comedy) Woody Allan A T.R . Storm* aeVy (1979. Drama) young man tnea to become a bark Robert Logan. An antique dealer robber, but can I flay out of jaa long enough to turn a profit (120 m) leads a secret life as a counteragent whosa orders i 2 pm. (W ON) Sun; The Tad T' a a Vs (1957, Western) come directly from the President of Randolph Scott. A gang of outlaws Iha U.S. (120 m| B Sun.9 p m. kidnaps the wife of a wealthy Tragedy of Flight 103; T h e Inside Story eeVY (1990. Drama) Vincent (78 m) (M AX) Thu 2 30 f Teraen In Manhattan aaVi (1989, Gardenia. Based on the true story of the investigation into the 1988 Adventure) Joe Lore. Edgar Rica Burroughs |ungle hero travels to terrorist bombing of Pan Am Flight 103. (S ) q (90 m) (H B O ) Sun 1130 the B g Apple to save Cheetah from a merciless tnrmal retearcher. (98 am . m| (DISH) Mon 6 p m Traneytvsnia Twist e a (1989. Tartan, the Ape Man e e e (1932. Comedyl Roben Vaughn. Eccentric Adventure) Johnny Wetssmutler An relatives and a legacy ot bloodletting await a beautiful hetresa upon her expedition lo Africa encounters s arrival m Transylvania P G ' (82 m) savage who was raised t 12 30 p m. (H B O ) M on! this adaptation of the E Troop Burroughs classic a # (1989. version (99 m) (MAX) S u n 2 pm Comedy) Shelley Long A wealthy Tempest (1982. Comedysocialite becomes the leader of a Drama) John Cassavetes A group of rich and pampered disillusioned N Y. architect leaves Wilderness Gals. |S) 'P Q ' q (1 0 5 m) his wife and high pressure career (•HO W ) Sal 12 30 p m. Troths True » e (1949. Comedy) for Me on a remote Greek island PG' (145 m) (M AX) F r i2 p m . Jean Kant A Gay 90s showgirl pits Terror by Night *# (1946. Mystery) a balloon enthusiast to marry a rich Basil Rathbone Time Approximate lord and becomes the toast of Sherlock Holmes fries to trap a London (120 m) (A A E ) Wed 12 pm. jewel thief (90 m) (FA M ) Sal 9 30 The Trouble With Girls * aVy ( 1969 pm Una Tiw y W „n't CaUavc Me * • • (1947. Showmen runs into all sorts ol v a— -7 - t "- - - - - p-itai,‘ v 'vng "A " ' trouble wh«u*** Midwestern town O (1 0 4 ' M| philanderer faces a murder tap after ins rich wife is found dead (105 m) (OISN) F h S P m True Believer eee (1989 Orsma) (TN T ) Mon 2 15 p m —ftiKr T g in t*hflJv.Cr-r7.'*’i hs-rtrt, „ ,1*0*4 Woods A burned out lawyer -,nd Peter Paul Two musc(e5o*-n-v ifrej-qiy-|w/egy«wl»* mst laeaifiu. " wiwn a f i i uhQ >aw senooi graduate movers race against time wtwn ir*him into taking on a murder t,ia--i Thai . r Lark H nn-nn to repossess tneir truck P d -f J /-J case IS) q (1 2 0 m) (T M C ) Sat 3 3 0 mj (SHOW ) Mon 12 p m 8 3 0 p m pm.; Tue 10 am 8 p m. ulse •••(1949. Adventure) b |Susan Three Amigos! •• (1986. Comedyl Tulsi Chevy Chase Three unemployed Hayward A woman s ambitiousness within the Oil world almost 'f*w|*~ve are mistakenly* : i *rr to (— » »n » man she recruited 10 drive a greedy tyrant out Of a small Texas town PG q (IOC loves l90m |(AM C) Wed I t am . 'j p m. (H BO ) Sa! 4 p m Three Guys Named Mike ••'n |1951. Comedy) Jar,« Wyman An airline hostess it wooed Simultaneously by three men named UHF • •Vi (1989. Comedy) Al Yankovic A struggling television Mike (120 m) (N O S T) Sun lO a if i. station is turned around by the 11 p m innovative programming ol its new Three Kinds af Haal aVj (1987. Adventure) Robert Gtrty A state manager (S )q (1 2 0 m ) (TM C ) Sun 5 department agent joins forces with p m policewomen from Manhattan and Hong Kong to track down a vicious Chinese mobster |90 m| (TM C) Mon 2 30 p m The Valley ol Decision *#• (1945 The Three Mutkeleere •• (1939. Drama) Greer Carson The lamily Comedyl Ritl Brothers In 17thservant tans m love with a wealthy century France, three djshing industrialists son (120 m) (TM C ) adventurers come to the aid ot King Fri J 30 p m Lou>s XIII when they learn that tvs Verbotanl ** (1959. Drama) James crafty cleric. Cardinal Richelieu, is Best An American soldier uncovers hatching a nasty plot against him an organisation ot Nan youth (90 m) (A M C) Sun 3 p m saboteurs (120 m) (T N T ) Wed 4 Three Sons •• (1939 Drama) p m . Edward Elks A rich man has dreams Village ot the Damned ••• (1960. tor his three sons, but only two are Science Fiction) George Sanders worthy (90 m) (A M C) Fri 9 30 a m Children who are intellectual giants To Hell and Back •*•'> (1955 by age 9 begin to force their evil will Biography) Audie Murphy Based on Sat 12 30 d m. TakaMaOuttotheBaflOemeaeVy ? u on the adults of the milage (78 m) (M A X ) Wed 11 am. VWege el die Damned s e e (I960. Science Fiction) George Sanders Ctktdren who are intellectual giants by age 9 beget to force their on the adults ot the video* (90 m) jT M C ) Thu 8 a m. a* (1990. Drama) Adrian Pasdar. Mad student* face Me and daatn crises during their first year of "on me job ' training in a metropolitan hospital. (S )'R 'q (1 0 3 m ) (M A X ) Sun 9 p m Vive Zapata! e a s e (1952. Drama) Marlon Brando. Eka Karans acclaimed account of the kte of Emikano Zapata, Mexico’* peasantluined-presidem. and Ns rtsa to power (120 m) (AM C) Fn.11 p.m. r* * * l Ben Johnson, outlaws and friendly Navaioa on the trail to the promised land ol Utah. Colonrsd version. (115 m) (T N T ) Tue.205 p.m Weke Up and Dream * * (1948. Adventure) John Payne. A young girl charters a boat to taka her lo the island where she bekeves her longlost brother stat kves. (120 m) (AM C) Sat 4 p m . 11 p m. Waldheim; A Commission ol Inquiry e e e (1988. Documentary) An nvesbgattvo team attempts to determine whether Austrian President Kurt Waldheim should stand trial lor asegad N an war crimes. (148 m) (HBO) Fri 8 a m. Walk U k i i Man * U (1987. Comedy) Howie Mendel A young man raised by wohrts returns to civilisation to End him sell hair lo a fabulous fortune PG (86 m) (HBO) Frt.4:30 p m ; Sun 8 p m.; lh u 11,30 a m. x *'1(1936.Musical) r.Au.jon Air • * '] (1936. Musical) Oene Haymond An n r , C T f J j college student to pose as he' paramour. (75 m) (AM C) Tue.12 15 D m . 4:15 p m •Velninoerti; A 'V w id V S’.o .j ** 11985. Lramaj (Part 2 ol 2i Richard Ctiambstlain A Swedish diplomat * tiv s tv - ',*• ii* stop the Nans trnm eradicating the Jewish popoJjfrcw IS ) (120 m) i (A A E) Fri 8 p m War Wagon ••• (1967 Th e W i Western) John Wayne Two gunmen iO-n iprrxi* to t*u an armored covered wagon cJufyinti-go.u to. *i. unscrupulous landgrabber (120 m) (T M C ) r n l l j m Warm Hearts, Cold Feet •• (t967. Comedy) Tim Maine son A younq married couple who write tor rival Los Angeles newspapers share the wile s pregnancy with their readers (120 m) (LIFE ) Mon 4 p m Th e Washington Affair •* (1977. Drama) Tom Selleck. An unscrupulous businessman uses his wile lo blackmail a government i.l p m agent (120 m) (D Mon.i The Wayfarer* ** (1953. Adventure) Jon Provost Lassie s family leaves tor Australia, but then plans tor Lassie go awry (90 m) (N IC K ) Sun 2 p m Th e Web (1947. Mystery) Edmond O B r«n A lawyer t bodyguard becomes entangled m a murder mystery (90 m) (AM C) Wed 7 p m Weekend at B am *'* •* (1989. Comedy) Andrew McCarthy A dead man provides two ol tu* former employees with a unique set ol problems IS) PG-13 a 197 ml (HBO) S a i l pm .. 10 3 0 p m .; T h u 5 W EEKDAYS Staleome Hem* «*V* (1989 Orama) Krts Krtsloffarson A Vietnam veteran returns home to his wife and chad 17 years attar being pronounced dead. (S) R q (96 m) (HBO) Tu* 8 30 pm . W ar* No Angels **W (1989. Comedy) Robert D* Niro Two escaped convicts And sanctuary m i small-town monastery during their fight to the Canadian border PG1J q (106 m) (M AX) Tu* 8 p m Whan Dream* Com* True *e (1985. Drama) Cindy Williams A young woman discovers that her dream ol being slaked by a killer is shape in reality. (120 m) I) Sat 105 p m Harry Met M y *#**(1989. ' Drama) BiHy Crystal Two singles recovering from unships grow closer to tic h other as friends (S| (120 m) (TM C) Wed.tO am . 10 p m Where the Buffalo Roam a* (1980. Comedy) Bill Murray Unorthodox journalist Hunter S Thompson covers som* of the major political and social events in the late 60s and early 70s. (120 m) (W O N) Fri 8 p m Whirlpool e'.j (1959. Drame) Juliette Greco After becoming innocently involved m murder, a lightened young woman on the run teaks shelter on a barge headed up the Rhine (120 m) 8 ) Thu 1 pm . Who’* Harry Crumb? *• (1989. Comedy) j) John Candy. A bungling detective uses a variety ol disguises tapped as he searches lor the kidnai daughter ol a rtuflionaife (St F PG-13 q (89 m) (SHOW) Sat 6 30 p m : Thu8 am . 730pm Th# WUd Ufa *• |I984. Comedy) Christopher Penn Two teen-age coworkers move m together to pursue what they tfunk is important drugs, sex and rock n roll (t2 0m ) a M H r J t lJ k 'a f .1 Wind* ol the Wasteland •'> (1936. Western) John Wayne A California stagecoach owner races a rival in the •' nning a variable mat1.. Contract (60 m) (AM C) Mon t p m 0 pr A Wiinner Never Quits • • '] (1966 Dr,m u) Keith Canst'.'Uv O "* f v j j d baseball player Pete Cray struggles to succeed m the major leagues and inspires another handicapped boy (120 ml (FAM ) Thu 1 p m . 8 p m T!.e V/ixaid of -O r *♦. M9P’ Fantasy) Voices ol Lome Greene Animated Dorothy, Toto and her friends find adventure in Use lend of O i. (S) NR (78 m) (DISN) Thu (0 am Woman ol th* Year ** * r (1942. Comedy) Spencer Tracy. The marriage between rival newspaper columnists is strained by me>r devotion to their respective |Obs (120 m) (TM C) Sun 8 a m Th* Wrong Arm ot th* Law ••• (1963 Comedy) Peter Sellers A gang ot London thieves and Scotland Yard unite lo stop a tno ol Australian bandits posing as lawmen (105 m) (N O S T) Mon 10 a m : Thu 9 p m Your Cheatin' Head **vy (1964. Biogrsphyl George Hamilton A factbased account ol the life ol legendary country Singer Hank Williams (1923 53) Colonred version (135 m) (T N T ) Sat 12 45 pm Ctaaranco lo t* (Mon) •howceae (Tue ) W o m i... aMona (W ad) Mesa tor Fun 8 I sure (Thu) (O t ic ) Atalgnmoi (OISN) Under t h e _______ (ESPN) Beaebaff Tonight ■ Sesam* Ureal ■ Jim Henson's Muppot Babies ■ Monts Coruffo • Tim# Out (Mon, Wed, Fit) Or­ lando Uval (Tu*. Thu) B Sco« Ross Straight Talk (WadFri) Tennessee Tuxedo (Mon-Tue) (A A E ) World of luryWaf (A M C ) MOVIE (Fn) Reno (Thu) 'Great Jasper " (B E T ) Paid Program (C N N ) Daybreak (C T V ) Jewelry Showcase IPrt) Ideas to Beautify Your Homo (Mon) Idea* for Fun t Leisure (T i n ) Suns (Wad) Fitness Canter S (FAM I H a iti LIFE) What Every Baby Know* M TV) Delay Fuantae Lassie ) Coptetn Oaffant of th* Po atgn Legion (Mon, Wad, I Rogues (Tue, Thu) (SHOW) Motty's Pilgrim (Tue) (TL C ) Connie Martinson Ta Books (Fri) Learning Matter* (M „ Metropolitan Museum ot Art (Tu **‘"1 of Pteca (W ad) Captain's I - » '• -f . -i Fraggl* Rock ) Good Morning (Mon-Tu » sane art fsihrar i mo Move (Fri) United Vun) Appreciating Art (Tu*| AuioTrenda (W ad) Real Es­ tate Magaiin* (Thu) (H BO ) MOVIE (Fri) ' Waldheim A Commission ol Inquiry" AH m* Rivers Run (M on-Thu) LIFE) Attitudes MAX) MOVIE (Fri) "Ivanhoe NICK) Inspector Gadget ! (Wed) Oklahoma City SHOW) Motty'sThe Pilgnm (Fri) Dino­ (Thu) Who s Harry Crumb? ' saur) (Tut| MOVIE l Doit* rthut' (T L C ) Franc# Panorama (Fri) Mo­ ney Pu i i i i (Mon, Wad) American South Comaa ot Aga (Tue) Carter Encountei* |Thu) ................. (TM C ) MOVIE (Fn) The War Wa­ gon (Mon) Edison. The Man (Tue) A F'tro Soul (Wed) tvan-> e " - jl Vilfage bl tnn Damned (Y7SLT Bl-arra 5c"!1 jW ORj Children s Room i 1.05 11' 785J’L9*v j ll tc (Utaver 1.15 (D Trade a Vision (Mon. Wad. Fn) (A M C ) MOVIE (Tue) Smart Woman |MAX| MOVIE (UiO) I lie Last Ai. gry Man 8.3d (O Alvin and th* Chipmunks ( B Something Beautiful CD Underdog (Mon-Tuo) <D Real Ghostbustera (A t E ) Heroes (B E T ) Paid Program (OISN) Welcome to Pooh Corner (ESPN) SportiCantar (FAM ) Little* (FNN ) Market Preview (M AX) MOVIE (Mon) Joe Versus the Volcano (NICK) Healhckff (SHOW ) MOVIE (Fn) Cry-Baby (Mon) Hansel and Cretel (T L C ) Encounters: English a* e Se­ College cond Language (Mon, Wed) An­ other Page: Reading Impn (Tue) Mind Over Math: Entrance Ravtew (Thu) (W ON) Boio (W OR) Today's Monitor 8:45 (A M C )M O V IE iMon) OneCrowded Night In marked contrast to last season, when it was nearly canceled by AB C, “Anything but Love" has done very well in the Nielsen rat­ ings since its return to the sched­ ule. H ichard Lewis and Jam ie Lee Curtis star as lovers and co-work­ ers in the comedy, which airs Wednesday, April 10. Ltttmt BrnNiri HRs (W ad) M*)or League Mogotlno (Th u) maid Duck Preaanta •:3S (W TB S) Bewitched W EDNESDAY yijo f 900 O Live - Regia A Kattw* Lea O Joan Rivers (Fn) Family Tla* (Mon-Thu) O G trildo CD Sesam* Street (B I Dream ol Jeannie CD Robert Ttllon D Christian Viewpoint (□ Knots Landing (A A E ) City ol Angtls (Fn) Oalvecchio (Mon) Eltery Quean (Tu*| O'Hara. U S. Tieatury (Wed) Mia. Columbo (Thu) (AM C) MOVIE |Wed) Oinana (B E T) Paid Program (CNN) Oaywatch (C TV ) Ideas tor m* cook (Fn) • 05 (W TB S ) Uttte Nous* on th* I 4 9:15 (MAX) MOVIE (Wed) (Thu) "The Other" Her Alibi" E10 O Family Tla* (Mon-Thu) S Bewitched (3 Believers Lifestyles B Another Ufa (AM C) MOVIE (Fn) True* S o n s 'J (Tue) Alias French Gertie (Thu) a The Sami in Palm Springs (B E T ) Paid Pnag (DISN) Dumbo's Circus IESPN) Thoroughbred Oigasl (Frit j Auto Racing (Mon) Road Race of l the Month (Tue) Art CTE (Wed) (FAM ) Flying Hun ') Monuni (FNN) Morning MsrkeOin* (LIFE) Bom Famous Maya the Bee Rescue 8 (Mon. Wad, FnJ J OWL/TV (Tu*. Thu) (T L C ) Sew What's New (Fri) Gar­ dening From the Ground Up (Mon) Tennis W'th V i r Per U r « ‘Thnf (TM C ) Picture Show (Thu) |TNT) Muppel* (W O N) Bewitched (Fri) DuckTalea (Mon) Chip 'n' Dale’s Rescue Ran­ gers (Tu*-Thu| (W OR) ire a Living B 9:45 (HBO) MOVIE (Mon| Convicted (T im ) The Beai (Wed) The Big Picture ' (Thu) Gleaming th* Cube 10:00 B >100,000 Pyramid O 03 Barbate OeAngelit Joan Rivait Mister Rogers B Little House on th* Prtiri* O Herman Bailey B (FAM ) 700 Chib CD Robert Tilton AAE) Fugitiv 3VIE IMon) Scarlet AM C) MOV liver (B E T ) Paid Program (C N N ) World Day (C TV ) Ideas lo Beautify Your Home (Fri) Clearance Sale |Mon) Jewelry Showcase (To*-Thu) (DISC) Puls* (Fri) Or. EdeH's Medi­ cal Journal (Mon-Thu) (DISN) Disney's Coyol* Tales (Fn) MOVIE The ElmChamed FoMOVIE iMon) ( rest (Tue) "The Phantom Ton ' Dennis the Menace (Thu) "th e Wuard of Or (ESPN) Scholastic Sports America (Fn) Horse Show Jumping (Tue) Drag Racing (Thu) (LIFE Sitter Kate (LIFfe) (M AX) MOVIE (Fn) Torrents ol Spring (Tue) Cripple Creek (NICK) Eureeka's Caslt* (N O ST) MOVIE (Fri) A Slat Is Born (Mon) The Wrong Arm of mn Law (Tue) Doctor al Sea (Wed) Blithe Spirit (Thu) And Then There Were None (SHOW ) MOVIE |Fn| Lady m me S t K fy p o o 3ksr M5fc«/W*y aw �. V H M p p Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Friday, April 5, 1901 — 7 W E E K D A Y S (cont.) " (Mon) "Akas Nick Bear |Tue) (T L C ) (M R In a Day (Fri) Pm o m I A c M m m m m M (Won-T i m , Thu| te d Imwrs la ment (Wodt [T lt C I FWtworks (Fri) M O V * (Mon) Pretty Woman" (T u t) "True Bekever (Wed) When ™ » Y MM Sety (Th u )la m b a d a m i * M O V * (Fn) -th e Sister," (Mon) "Meet Me in St Lous Cue) The Earl of C/ucago (Wedi The Las V egM Story (Thu) The Ph«a1 Story leer Mike I tW e tfT Heehnd Wednesday (W O R ) Mine Broadcast P la n WcOa ) M ovie (Frt) Lore Thy hbor (Mon-Tue) Oeedly In» " (Wed) Betrayal (Thu) "Conspiracy ol Terror 1ft30 0 Clastic Concentration • • F a m ily Fetid • Zeeaaee Zee Nl Inside the Senior PGA Tour Speed Week (Mon) Snow"n g (Wed) Business Supplements Frt) News (M on-T im Thu) 31 MOVIE (Fri) The Bee (LIFE) Day try Day IAX) MOVIE (Mon) Mail Order K )e ' (T L C ) Microwaves Are tor Cooking (Frt) Marlin Van’s Oriental Kitchen (Mon) Patently Eaay Food Proces­ sor Cooking (Tue) A Matter of Taste (W ed) P in e Gourmet (Thu) (TM C ) MOVIE (Fri) Pathfinder 11:00 ■ To Tell the Truth O Price I* Right SB resple’s Ceurt 0 Jam es M M b n ■ Marilyn Hickey • 700 Club • Courtship of Eddie’s Father (A J F / Avangv/V TM K .y ttC N m iTTif' Maoro burs on Parade (Tue) Smartest G>'l in Town' (Wed) Tulsa (Thu) Emergenry Call AepuuiM. Prcturtra ilo ry 'iA c rJ (B E T ) Bobby Jones Gotpal (Fri) Our Voices (Mon-Thu) (C N N ) Oaywatch (C T V ) Jewsiry SliowCsse (Fri) Clear anca Sale |Mon| Ida as ter the Cook (Tue) Ideas to Make Life E as­ ier (W ed) For Plus Sits Women Thu) SC I (E SiPN P N )]Ta Getting tl** °Fit ' W<>rtd FAM ) Heart to Heart With Sheila Welth FNN) Marketweteh A.M. LIFE) Frugal Gourme' ! MAX) MOVIE (Wed) Village of the Jamned" (Thu) Carnival ol Souls (NICK) Sharon, Lola k Bram's Ele(T L C ) Stained Glass With Vicki Payne (Fri) Solstice (Mon) Bridge Class (Tual Do It Youraalf Show (W ed) Chinese Brush Painting Thu) USA) Divorce Court W ON) Joan Rhrats 11:30 • TrtalWitch 8 ) Body Electric B Trump Card B Richard Roberta Live (Tue, ThuFri) Richard Roberta (Mon, Wed) B James Robison 3 N) NGraham C ) Crier AKarr Co. B From L.A. Kitchen (Mon-Thu)EsPesquale’e DlESTC) )Live tee OISN) SN) Baber the Little Elephant (OH Frit Mirthworm a on Stage (Mon) addmgion Goat to School (Thu) ESPN) Basic Training Workout FAM ) Paid Program HBO) MOVIE |Mon| Blame It on the Night (Tue) The Front Page (W ed)'"MMahooanv ahogany (Thu) Walk IWedl Like a Man LIFE) Spenser For Hue MAX) MOVIE (Tue) Take the High ound NICK) Fred Fenner's Place SHOW ) MOVIE (Wed) Crimes and Jsdemeanors (T L C ) Review lor th# LSAT (Fn ) En­ counters: English at a Second Language (Mon. Wed) Challenge ol the Unknown (Tue) Rare Com Magas me (Thu) (U S A ) Divorce Court 11:3S (DISN) W unlss (Wad| (W TB S ) Andy Onflith (Thu) 11:4$ (N O S T) Nostalgia Newt Today EJ 11:3S (T I C ) Promo Heel fTue) tiag to t « e Lord (W ad) E.V. HM f i T i o v t e (Frt) "Kit and Coma Back" (W ad) "State Department: Fie 64ST (Th u) "The Bus la Com- 1340 ■ g g g ? » N a. ■ LaplauKne (Frt)Flertde H o ne Orewn (Men) Art o< Flerai Pointing (Tue) Art el tu c k Paulson (W ed) Joy of PainjBny (Thu) Time Out American Snapshots (W ed-Frt) Jetaona (Mon-Tue) S ( M IEI ) kWVIE M (Fn)MAk Baba and the Forty orty Thwves'_ (f i ' (Mon) 'Long John Silver" (Tue) The Lady Eve (Wed) "Trottie True" ( Thu) the Gig' u ) ' Th — (B ET) Personal Diary (Frt) Frank’o Plies (Mon) New Odd Couple (Tu e ) Desmonds (W ed) Sound and Style With Ramsey Lewis (Thu) NewsHour CTV) Maas to Moke Life Easier (Fri) Jewelry Showcase (Men) Col­ lectible Dolls (Tue) Ideas lee Fun A Leisure (W ed) Supeibargatax (DISC) Do It tor Yourself (OISN Lunch Boi (ESPN) Bodies In Motion (FAM) Paid Program (Mon, Frt) Lars Eat! (Tue| America's Backroads (W ed) Let's Eat Went (Th u ) (FNN) Midjay Marks! Report (MAX) MOVIE (Fri) Thn Seven Feces ol Dr Lao (Mon) Living Free (MTV) Andrew Daddo (NASH) Cookin U S A (NICK) World ol David the Gnome MOST) Pulse (SHOW) MOVIE (Fn) Little Oornt Part Two Little Dornt's Slory (Mon) Think Big (Tue) Farewell to itu. Kiwi" (Thu) The Rose Gar* “ jjrt (TLC ) Justus Wlieen’s Louisiana Cookin' •• Outdoor! (TMC| MOVIE (Fri) "The Return ol Swamp Tiling jM on) <!«* Lunges) Yard (Tue) Pirn* Y'rx*r Viar^jn IWedl The Burbs (Thu) Ameri­ can Nima III Blood Hunt (TN T) MOVIE (Frt) The OKI Mitrt l Tue) Dodge C<ly (Wed) NeverForget Th t Judge USA) 1 IVH-1) Afternoon Jam (Mon-Tue, Inu-F ill (WON) Geraldo 11:11 -------- O John Avamlnl (AMC) MOVIE (Fn) Sorority House (Tue) Walking on A ir' (Thu) The Saver Whip (HIBO) MOVIE (Fri) Deadly Care 12:2S (TN T) MOVIE (Thu) Signpost lo g K s s ra rs rs (O iS c/p S a s (Fit) S h & e r s MsdFcat Journal (Mon-Thu) BeeebeK m i : A Look Ahead (Men) S t Louis C anknol Preview t o MOVIE r (Frt) "Lady Hamdton" (Mon) _"Th a Washington Alfa* u t )" Gentlemen Marry Brunettes" “ —* * “■ is ——a—■» iuT nows Head Over (Thu) "Whiripoor (AMC) M O V IE (Mon) "Winds ol the Vssteiand ' (Wed) His O rl Friday' Wistetand" I Video Vibrettene I Sonya Live tee Fun S Leisure (Frt) jrBkAm ilIt dWWWEl IH Crystal Fan> (Tire-w ed) C r M S - . * - . (DISN) Swtae Family HeMneen (Frt) Mr. Horade K n M te s (M en) Lonestar KM (T u e ) Aventee (W ed ) B e * et WtN Disney Presents (Th u) ESPN) (E S P N )IBody by Jaks (Tue-Fri fee Leag I Day S M d l l [M m | (FAM) M O VIE (Fri) "The Court Jes­ ter (Mon) ■■Brotheri by Chence" (Tue) "M y Favorite Brunette" ( Fottow the Sun" (Thu) "A I inner Never O u ts (FNN) Mutual Advantage (Fri) In­ vestment wnt Advice (Mon) (Mon)Investment Basics Tech Su sine is a (T u e ) High Tec (Wed) Financial Future (Th u ) (HBO) MOVIE (Mon) Real k Thu) "Murderers Among Us The Simon Wiesenthal Story (LIFE) Supermarket f (NASH) T o p Card (NICK) Nooxlee (NO ST) Family iTLCl r i f i o n i l i (Fri) Sew What's New (Mon) World In Motion (Tua -Th u) (USA) Chain Reaction (V H -t) Video Rewind Wednotdey IM S (W ed ) (Mon] L o v W p ^ ' ^ f i e L M t Time I Saw Parts" USA (Th u ) MOVIE (Tue) "C ry-B eby" Jean (N (W O N ) I tone ymooners (Frt) (W O N ) Hawaii Fhra-fl (Man. M O VIE (Tue) "The Boy Who CouM ~ ‘ “ Vad) " Rocky" Tempest" I Country Standard Time ------------- “ i (F r i )T P Tue) "Revenge ot (Thu) "Side Out" (T L C ) Laamina Matters (Frt) Starfinder (Men) French to Action II (T u e ) western Tre a s o n (Wad) Sfastem Breaking With the Eastern Europe: Ell P a s t(Th u ) (T M C )I Picture Piet Shew (M en) "New York Stones ' MOVIEE (Wed) m (T N T ) MOVIE (Fn) "The Letter W ed) "Appointment With Danger" (W. Thu) "House ol Numbers USA) W V ipeout VH -1) Where New (Thu) W O N ) Andy Griffith (Frt) Me)or ague Bef t belt (Mon) Laed-oft Man (Tue-Thu) (W O R ) Magnum, P.I. (Mon, Wedfri) 203 (T N T ) MOVIE (Tue) Wegonmester (W TB S ) Me)or League BesebaX (Th u ) 1 1 2: 1* (M AX) MOVIE (Wed) The Legend ol Hell House JTM T) MOVIE (Mon) "They Wont Believe Me" 2:20 (W O N ) Mcjor League Baseball Tu b Thu) ■ ~— (W O R t'^on anJe- (M o riT W J - r f f T 2:30 Comedy Wheel (Tua) B Peter Pan A the Pirates t:0S ■ John Hegee . IW T M A MOVIE (Frit The Park It S - ZAir.de liv e ! 0*(e<t Frt) Victo­ <»-w /Atrtwi MiirhnW (Tue) Our rious Living (Tue) Family Business" (Weu) One in a ----------1 Tour Health! Million: The Ron LeFtore Story Found Puppies (Fri) My Perry Maeon (Thu|^ i Liberty (Men) Mouse Fac­ tory JTue)_ F/eggiti Rock (W »d) ory (Tue ) F/eggrti (M AX)'M O Vie (Tue) Herd Times W unies (Thu) 1:30 ESPN ) Women's Tennis Ten (Thu) O Bold and the Beautiful Marks - - - P.M. - FN N )| Marketweteh Adam Smith's Money World r* w ?l . L . Floods Croisrbedt '(M yn ) * h o o fjeevs / f-s (Mon) Transylvania Twist .epitol Report (Tue) Florida Face (M AX) MOVIE (Thu) "Th e Taf, T ' to Face (W ed) tony Brown's Joui (N IC K ) Lassie nil (T h u ) (N O S T) Four Star Theatre B Andy Orilflth (T L C ) Fun A Games (Fri) Career ■ Beverly Eserciee Encounters (Mon) French to Action ■ John Ankerberg (Frt) This II (Tu e ) Western Tradition (Wed) Generation (Mon) Auto Showcase (T M C ) MOVIE (Mon) "Three Kinds (Tue) Jo y ot Music (W ed ) Roy Bkaof Hast lard (T h u ) Murder order (U S A ) Win. Lose or Draw (AM C) MOVIE (Fri) Bachelor 12:30 ( VH-1) Attemoon Jam (Thu) Apartment' (Tue) Oanger Lights Q Closer Look (W O N ) Dick Van Dyke (Fri) (Thu) "Play Girt ES Young and the Restless (DISC) Orest Escape O Loving (W TB S ) Beverly Hillbilkae (Tua) ESPN) Beet ot American Muscle 8 ) 3-2-1 Contact Eitrn. 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Florida — Friday, April 5. 1991 — IS _ Dm I Lacking cam. Jack M ia Ns toul and ions a cor­ poral* law Arm. only to ba brought back to raakty by tha mmrnanl m c i ol two elderly man |S| Q __ thtrtyaomaftmf Evaryona la ready lor EHyn and Biftya longawaited wadding, with a few impor­ tant aacapttona - Via bride and tha groom * family ( S ) g ■ Today In ft* legislature g ■ Hunter Hunter’t a« -partner bacoma* a auapact m a murder. ■ (PAM) TOO Ctuk ■ Praiae the Lard ■ Tuff Traa • I Love Lucy Tha Ricardo* taka off to Florida and an adventurous vacation. (AM C) M O V * **#W "Suspwon" Cary Grant. (C N N ) I Craltsman Tool* (DISC) Plana! Earth Tapping tha Earth t Anita resource* using adv­ anced technological tools, including computer* and arborna imaging spectrometry (DISH) Ann* Murray In Watt (Nanay World (FNN ) American Entrepreneur (HBO) MOVIE ** ' Season ol Fear" Michael Bowen. (M AX) M O W * * ' Bran Dead Bill Pullman (M TV ) Rocklin* (NICK) Alfred Hitchcock Presents A man plant to remarry after his first wife has pasted away (SHOW) MOVIE * * ' No Mercy Ri­ chard Gar*, g (SUN) Ma(er Indoor Lacrosse World Championship - Baltimore Thunder v*. Detroit Turbos (Taped) (TL C ) Martin Van's Oriental Kitchen (TM C) MOVIE * * h ' Ctownhous* ' Nathan Forrest Winters (W Cfl) It Tsks* a Thiel 10.05 (T N T ) MOVIE **ty The Law and Jake Wade Rooert Taylor 10:20 (W TB S ) MOVIE *e* Man in the Wilderness" Richsrd Harris 1030 ( 0 Honeymooner* Ralph and Ed try to buy a candy store (A A E) Revet** floiero (ESPN) Mafor League Baseball Na­ tional Game Mauiestoa Twins at Oakland A t. Alternate Gaine Cali­ 'S.'j u titaraars. Power Profiles l Bootleg iNASR) Crook and Chase (S) (NICK) 3 . te n Acre* Orotmy shows suns ol homesickness (H O ST) Vanetr {R f -V U c il (irg jlt V «U i n . Own' r undamentals |R| (V h 't) Prime Tune Music 10:41 (N O S T) Noatal^ia^News Today I (W ON) (W OR) i o a Now* a Frontline Esamnes the planning and eiecution ol Operation Just Cause, the 1989 invasion ol Pan­ ama. and its impact on that nation s democracy q <B Artanto H al g (O Republic Theater O AH In the Family Stephanie t past rekguus training deeply con­ cerns Edith when she discovers that the child has been purposely hiding it from Archie (A A E) Sarah Purcell at the Improv (B ET) Sanford (CNN) Monoylme (C TV) Jewelry Showcase (DISC) Wing* (OISN) Missing Adventure* of O zno end Hemet 0 urn forgets the combination to his new safe and spreads a rumor that burglars are around town, hoping to unload the useless sale on a neighbor (FAM) Scarecrow and Mrs. King Lee and Amanda attend a weoklong agency-training session, and dis­ cover that there is an Eastern bloc assassin who is after Amanda (FNN) On the Move (LIFE) Tracey Ullman (M TV) 1/2 Hour Comedy Hour (NASH) On Stage (NICK) Baal ol Saturday Night Live Moat Stove Martin (MOST) Family (T I C ) Eaatarn Europe: Breaking With the Paal (USA) Miami Vic* V<* detectives Crockett and TubOs tom tore** to capture a Colombian drug kingpin n the pilot episode ol the seres (S) (Part 2 ol 2) WEDNESDAY EVENING 700 O Currant A a air g O CBS Ntwa g S tS S S S ^ iS w o t Newehour g 0 Cheer* Sam bakava* that Diana i* st*l madty m love with him; C M catch** a co-worker ttaakng g B e H e n ri ufastytas Craty Ufc* a p** Harry t* asked to track down the M a r ol a pat dog W E D N E S D A Y E V E N IN G S 6 30 00 | 7 30 8 00 8 30 (in 9 on 9 30 10 00 »0 30 1 1 00 Cuter A fa lrg 5tareo)g Rock Aprs 12. 1174 CSS New, Rascu* l i t (in Stereo) g jeke end N f tteun I d 4A Hoar* Spmg Break ' EM sng Do Anytheig (tnStsrao)g AAC Mews W waisl Equal Justice Without O o o g w | A a| * n ForMnag Year* Falnag Q Pr*)udc* (In Stereo) g WscHsS/LeMer l a Our 6ware« wuh Ad Idayare g Today tel Amirtcaq Nsoskawq Meet g teyhl Court Jaws 1 *>l (TM3~Horrort Oennri Q u * d ~ in i' Iknar Ptaymg God Q C h aang Armstrong 1ois Lewn Hanes* BaAty n 79* CM* Neste (A A E ) World of Survival A town in­ habited only by animal* (A M C ) M O W e e v , The Web Ed­ mond OBrtarv a r n o u r voice* CNN) , Wanda t voua (R) ESPN) BpertaCantar (FAM) Scarecrow and Amanda and La* search tor a kdter who may b* involved m tha that! ol a lethal norv* gas (FNN ) * matte sn Entrepreneur (LIFE) K/W Dr. Shalnfatd s ethics ere lasted whan a childhood hero plead* to b* reteased Irom tha pam of a terminal disease (M TV ) 1/2 Hour Comedy Hour NtCtt) Inopoctor Oodoot (H O S T) Dick Powofl Theatre (SUN) Augusta Green Jockot Prav- 7 m w i im p Ths Toy UKT ( T I C ) WHd dem Gen o and Country R r Cooking FAM (U SA ) MacQyvor r*f A young Chinese gel claiming toi bo ba MacOyvs MacGyvers to* tar child smuggles a videotape out CTV ot Bei|ing revealing the massacre in o i$ < r Tiananmen ■lenernnwri Square square wr V H.......... -t) My Generation Generah W O N) I broom o f .Jaanni* iw r WOtt[ Who'* ft* the Boss? 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Fla (Taped) (W O N ) Night Court Harry gives Mel (T L C ) Learning Milters forme the flu (TM C ) MOVIE ** "The Burb* (W O R ) Comedy Wheel om Hanks 1:00 (T N T ) NBA BasketbaH New York O Unsolved Mysteries Featured K rucks nicks at Philadelphia 7Bert From capture ol a federal criminal, a Tenthe Spectrum (Live) nessee family > search for a missing (U S A) Murder, th a Wrote Jessica is sibling, a grisly New HampsNre invited to vsit me island retreat of a murder |R) |S) millionaire who believes Ns kl* is m O Rescue 111 Scheduled baby is danger g found floating in a bathtub, woman s (W O N) MOVIE **V| Kenny R a car crashes and bursts into flames oers as the Gambler. Part II - Tha K-9 officer is shot by a suspect |S) Adventure Continues Kenny Ro­ gers O Wonder Years Kevin attains so­ (W OR) Quincy cial status as a member of the year­ • 30 book committee but the price may O Growing Pews Mike is miffed be loo high (S) when Eddie dates Ns ei-guttnend ffi All Our Children With BUI Moy­ | R )q ers q O Native Mitsionaiy ID MOVIE *’ > Jaws 3 Dennis (A A E ) Betti* Lin* The Philippines Q uad are sunendeved by Gen Wamwnghl 0 Frederick K. Price alter battles *ie lost m Manila, uaCD MOVIE e e l ] The North Star laan and Conegidor Dana Andrews --------- ) MOVIE ** Success at Any 0 Chiefs T yler Watts I Duly Dee WaW i Douglas . Fan banks Jr kams) appointed m 1902 as De­ (B E T ) Server Screen * lean* lanos first black police cruel does n (FNN t ) Focut ■ not allow the prejudice against lam (NICK) Mork A to discourage Ns investigation into (T L C ) CaHuig Or. 0*1 Mirkm the unsolved crimes that have • 00 haunted the town for 40 years (Part O Night Court Dan s Idler who s 3 o t3 ) cut Irom the same mold drops by (A A E ) Twentieth Century Footage for a visit and a fkng (R)(Part t ot 01 the Danish Resistance during 2 )tJ World War It Host Walter Cronkite O Jake and the Fatman Jake and (B E T ) Desmonds McCabe suspect mat a psycNatnst (C N N ) Prune News : j manipulated a lean age patient into (C T V ) Jewelry Showcase murdering her wealthy husband (S) (DISC) Challenge (OISN) MOVIE • * '» Ail Dogs Go to O Ooogw Howser, M 0. 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Rog.in leaches a de­ cision about N s future (Postponed Irom an earlier date) |S| g ID Hunter Hunter and McCall search tor the person who m / dared a mob leader O (FAM ) 700 Club (D Praise the Lord Q Super Ladies ol the Ladies Pro­ fessional Wrestling Alliance (D I Love Lucy On a pleasure ciuis* Lucy manages to have Ihe boat run out ol gas (AAE) Living Osngerously Aus­ tralian daredevil Jun Bailey per torms Ns stunts (AM C) MOVIE ***V| Suddenly Frank Sinatra (CNN) I (C TV) Superbergams (DISC) Profile* of Nature Two nvtt males battle tor dominance m this portrait ol the musk ns (FNN) American Entrepreneur IHBOI On* Night Stand q (M TV ) Sting (NICK) AUrad Hitchcock Present* A man makes • deal with a friend of his to k »«p from having m pay Ns l't i.t|. - 'fiiiii> y l^ v w ii* ..i.u .A (SH OW ) MOVIE ** Slelu Belle MvUev |SUN)J | Auguste Oieen Jackal PrevWild Qam* and Country booking (TM C:>) M O V IE * * * * When Harry Mel Saily Si BWyi Crystal (W O N ) (WOR) Newt rj 10:30 8 ) Today In the Lagitleturo g 8 ) Honeymooner* A ik * refuses to qiv* Ralph money to start a hot-dog stand (0 IS C ) Wddkla Chronicles The dtv tmctiv* gia.mg cry ol in* male corn­ crake is lading thiouuhout Europe as the bud s habitat disappears (EAPN ) Baseball Tonight i* w (FN N ) Power Prolitet (H BO ) Countdown to HotyttetdForeman A preview ol the April 19tn Fo Heavyweight ChampionsNp fight Hosted by Jim Lampiey and Larry Merchant (R|(S) (M T V ) MTV Pnma (NASH) Crook and Chase |b| (NICK) Oreen Acre* Mi k u d im 'i (ms through Oliver % porch (TL C ) Techniques ol Ihe Masters 10:4$ (N O S T) Nostalgia^Newt Today Q Hews ’. 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Fla (In Slarso) 1230ESPN Sports weakly SUN Outdoors South 1 t :0 » H W W F Wrestling Spotfcght (1 00) ESPN Sports Reporter* TN N inside Winston Cup Rac­ ing Featured hrghkghtt ol the Mountain Dew 500 horn Hickory, N C. (In Stereo) SUN Southern nailing 1130ESFN SgortsCantor (1 00) 1:00(D Women'* Tennis From Hil­ ton Head. S C (Uva) (2 00) (f) World League of Ameri­ can FootbaM From Alamo Stadium (U va ) (3 00) M Skiing (1:00) ESPN Aula Racing From Dar­ lington Raceway. S C (Live) Vn N Basamaetars Featured; the New York Basamaster In­ vitational at O ne Thousand is­ lands. N Y. (In Stsrto) SUN College Baseball (Lnre) 13 0 0 1:30 TNN Hank Parker’s Outdoor Mags tin* Featured how to catch stripers on the James Rrvsr nesr Richmond. Vs. (In Stereo) 200 FNN Sports (3 00) TNN H I Danes Outdoors Featured using lipped crankbads to catch largemouth bass, (tn Stereo) 2:30TNN E id lin g World of Spend and Baauty Featured Buck Bakers NASCAR Race School |R) (In Stereo) 3:00 a NBA Showbrna 3: OS TNN American Sports Caval­ cade Featured the NHRA Mo­ tor craft Anton* Nrtronals. trom Phoenn (in Stereo) lands. N Y. (R) (In Stereo) (T sped) (300) 12.30 TN N Celebrity David Lynn Jones fishes lor lake trout and northern pike on the Canadian border (In Stereo) K M dW O N instant Rspfsy iFflttP ** »Vli‘ FiiPN-To.-iap. 11 m * S P N SportaCenter (1 00| (Live) g (2:00) FH11 Sports (3 00) M Wheel Power TNN exciting World of Speed SUN College baseball (live ) and Beauty Featured Buck (3 00) . . . hirter i JLt.'LCAh . . Him Sjnitj fc--i •s-.hi ■ School (R) (In Slereo) American Ski Classic from t I.30TNN Truckin' USA Feaiured Vail. 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John Candy 3 ge.'ant HOST) Variety USA) Miami Vic* Crockett and say1L Lewie (A M C) MOVIE *• Super Sleuth (TL C ) BowlingI The 10th C N N ) Evening New t lOtl Frame (Cl •MOW) 30-Minute Movie ubbs search tor ■ murderous Mam (CNN (WON) Night Court Christine is sus­ Ann Sothern C TV ) Ideas lo Make U l* Easier •UN) Florida Greyhound Report ot drug np-ott artist* (S| C TV ) Ideas tor Fun A Leisure <DI picious when Harry secretly take* (B E T ) Video Soul DISC) Adventurers TLC) Sports Training Camp Fea­ DISC) 0.1. Diary Servicemen recall 1) Larry King Live part in a government sting opera­ CNN) (FNN) American Entrepreneur (VH-1) Carty tured baseball Nttmg (R) the early dsys ol 'he Pacific war (C TV| V ) Jewelry Showcase 1 (NICK) Alfred Hitchcock Presents tion (Part 1 ol 2) (W ON) Night Court Harry is brought when the Japanese neld the upper (DISC) Beyond 2000 Featured a A man s (aim in a faith heater leads before the ludioal ethics committee Prime Tim* Music hand, me China.Burma India thea­ l WOR) Ma|or L tig u e Basaball woven metal that could make build­ to an interesting situation tor both ol when it appear* ha has been con­ New* r . ter ol WWII Montreal Expos at New York Mets ings indestructible, air conditioning them sorting with a hooker Quest Ray From Shea Stadium (live) tor a boy wtthout sweat glands, pol­ Walston 7:3* lution control m Hong Kong (W OR) tl Take* a Thiel ' WTBS) Sanlord and Son >I >m* Ap fOISN) MOVIE • • Courage Moun­ proximate) Fred and his mends plan tain Julwtte Caton .1 cheer-up party alter attending a (ESPN) Boxing From Albany. N Y tnend s tuner al (Live* 1:00 (FNN) Business Tonight Q Cosby Show Chit urges two old (H 80) MOVIE e e 'r Ki"r 'Me Again friend* who have not spoken to Val Kilmer each other tor years to reunite ( S ) g (LIFE)M O VIE *• Kota* ThePnce In preparation (or major O Top Cops An officer t* shot utter ot Justice Te«y Savafas league baseball's opening stopping a motorist San Francis­ (MAX| MOVIE •• Side Out C co s first lemaie decoy officer a day on Monday, PBS airs Thomas Howell tj special unit to thwart highway rob­ (NASH| Dove Awards ‘ Diamond Life,' on Sunday, beries (S) g (NICK) 0*1 Smart O Father Dowling Mysteries Sister (H O ST) MOVIE ••• The Wrong April 7. (Check local list­ Thursday •Sunday 9;30 AM - 6 PM Steve s brother is Iramed lor the Arm ol the la w Peter Setters ings.) Relying almost entire­ murder ot a columnist who was (SNOW) MOVIE • • '» Blind Fury ly on hidden-camera shots about to uncover a diamond smug­ Rutqer Hauer WE HAVE O N I O F H O ttD A l LARGEST SELECTIONS O F NEW gling operation (Rj (S) g (USA) POA Qolf The Masters First and the words of the players A C E BOOKS. TAPES, CRYSTALS AND GIFTS T O CHOOSE ftp** to Florida Crossroads round trom Augusta. Ga |R) themselves, the special of­ CD Simpsons Wh-le Marge acts on a * 30 Unlv«rBai C*nfr* ot Cotiadafla '•newed interest in art. Homer at­ fers a rare look al the real O Seinfeld Jerry suspects Ns new tempt* to lose weight (S) u 460 COBBOdOOO Rd. cleaning person. Ray ol stealing a world of minor-league base­ ffl Celebrate with Jesse Dixon statu* he had promised to George CasBodaga, FI ball as it follows the Class A O Orlando Lhrel (Postponed trom an earlier date) (S) CD MOVIE •• Stowaway* on the Information: Bakersfield Dodgers (Jose g * Ark (FNN) Insiders Offerman and Braulio Cas­ (ABE| World In Action (NICK) Dragnel (BET) Sound end Style With Ram­ (TLC ) From the Smith soman Topic tillo, pictured) through their sey Lewis the Battle ot Yorktown championship 1969 season. (CNN) PnmeNew* g • 43 (CTV) Linen Closet (TM C ) MOVIE e The Forbidden War SSf f w a 1 S » IN FOCUS PSYCHIC FAIR THURS. * FRI. ★ SAT. * SUN* READINGS AVAILABLE ★ PSYCHICS * TAROT * MEDIUMS ASTROLOGERS 904-228-3180 r �1 * — Sanford Haratd, Sanford, Florida — Friday, April 5, 1991 1881 m LEISURE PLANNER H /■>'&* *v T H E M A R K o r 11007)4M AR K. llckat Intormalton call 4441141. a Cat**Merry Senior Cantor, T O N . (Th# Lvltura Plannar Cilya. A R etrospective" prat- p a r k e p e n e v e r y d a y to *Th a Romance a* FUrkto, 4M N • hay Sheet Player*. 19* N. Bay Triplet Laka Drive. Casselberry T w o golf couriet, public m n ii and antallen on A p ril 7. Th* exhibit will ga.m.-midnight. Palmetto Av*., Sanlord For re*, St.. E u ilH ; For Information, call Square dancing every Sunday at o k a rk . bumper boat*. Mora than opan to the public an A p ril I trvaltons, call M l 10*1. H#$, Si *04117 7777. 1:19 p.m.; M o n . advanced tin# 5SO game tun casino with p r in t : through M ay 1]. Hour*: Gallery Cantor Inc., DeLand tan announcement a 10 hourt ar* M en., W ed.-Frl.. 10 a.m. alto, batting cage*, kiddle ride* dance at 1 p.m .; Tuat., round • Civic Theatre ter Yeung Peepie, F•oTheater r tic k e t In lo r m a llo n , call 1001 E. Princeton SI., Orlando: For dancing at 7:10 p .m .; W ed., and a 100 teat restaurant with to 4 :H p .m .j a n d Tu e t, 19 a m . to I day* in advanca to Information, call 1*4 7)41 from * *04 7)47414. beginner* line dancing at M p.m. party tacllltlet unitor construction .m .; a n d S a l., S u n ., fro m • Theatre Dawixtoum. l i t ) N. Or Waahand Planner Editor, pnoon a.m. to 1 p m. Mon. thru Frl.. I ) Ballroom dm clng on third Satur Call 410M M tor Information. 4:10 p .m . No a d m lttlo n ange Ava.. Orlando: Malnttage noon to 1p.m. Sat and Sun day, 7:10 p.m ., 11.10 donation. • Ha ary Button l aatord Memorial Sanford Honld, 300 N. chargr. Detail*. MJ-1II1. • C lv k Theatre et Central F torIda, production ol "L a v lla tlo n ," by Details. I l l 1111. ext. )J*. am and lib ra ry , E . First French Art., Sanford, FL • M c R a e ttraat W a ra b a a ta MSt.,etaSenterd: Timothy Mason will run through a Daytona Beach Community Cal 1001 E Princeton St.. Orlando: Visit Sanford's h lito O alltry, corner el M cR ae and 32771. Include the name Rolling Orlando. Gallery hourt ry Tu e * .F ri., 10 a .m .J p.m .; and leg*. 1109 Volutla Av*.. Daytona Next en tl* g * ..." L * t Liaisons April 11 on Thursday*. Fridays, and Saturday evenings at I p.m D a n gtrtu ttt," April 1 through 11; Beach: F a r Inform ation, call of dub or organization, areTuet.-Set., l i e m. to 4p m S u n ., 1-S p .m . Na a d m lttlo n •0*114)041. “ Speed The Plow." April 17 77. with a Sunday matlnaa parlor charge. Detail*. MO 14*1. ait. 14*9 a M i yet Oara Caator tor Ida A m . type of avant, data, I N Eatt Filth Ava., M l. Dora: The • Maitland H h to rk a l Mbrsaum, 111 • Dixieland daggers. Laka Mary Next Masons slate "West Side manca on April 7 at 1:10 p.m. The addraaa, admission presentation ol "Llghttl Camaral W . Packwood A v* .. M a llla nd: Story.” Sept tlO c t. I); "Stopping cabaret features comedy on Friday Fir* Dept., First Street and Wilbur O u t," Nov. *14; "Th* Imaginary and live music on Saturday night Avenue: Cl asset held Mondays charge if any, and time. Floridal." a special exhibit from Museum hourt oro 1-4 p.m. Sun., Doors opan at 10:10 p.m . For Invalid," Jan. )■!*; "Fence*." from 7 9 p.m. Cherga for classes T u o t . and F r l. No a d m lttlo n Florida Endowment tor the Alao Include phone th* Inlormallon and reservations call Feb. 14 March 1 and "Driving M itt Deltllt. M l 1147 charge. Detail t. 444 13S4 Humanlltot w ill ba on display from 141 00*1 number to call for more April S through May 4. A n opening • Orlande Science Center, 110 E. D a ily ," April I I*. 1**3. Tickets oJewish Cemmuntty Center, 111 a Theatre. In-The-W trkt, Orlando can be reserved by calling the box N. M a itla n d A v * ., M a itla n d : Information. All Items are reception will ba h*td A p ril 5 tram R olllnt St., Orlando: Th# new For Inlorm allon, call Patricia office at r n r i a i Itraall folk dancing Mondays from subject to editorial dis­ 7 » p m . Gallery talk by Slav* exhibit tram Parle “ Goldl" It now 710 • Daytona Beach Community Col- Vestal *1177 4711 p.m. Lessons available 71 Open to the public Visitor* will Probut. a ttltla n l art director. cretion.) p.m. Details, 441 SfM. toga. 1799 Volutla Av*., Daytona • Tltutville Ptaytuw a, la c . M l begin their m arch tor gold by Lowry Production "Adventurat ol Julia SI., T ltu tv llk : Box olllca entering through a recreated his­ 9 0M Hickory Stampers. Knlghlt Beach: For Inlorm allon. call Super Boy" will ba held 1:10 p.m. hourt are Mon. Frl. neon to 1 p.m. el Celumbui Hall. S. Park Avenue, *04 114-1041. toric minadvaft. Th* new tempo­ Hourt are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For Inlormallon, call 14* 1711. • Ftortda Theatrical Attaclalton, Sanlord: Clogging classes held ra ry exhibit "N atura't F u ry ," In­ Mon.-Sat. Admlttlon la Iroa. Far Barnett Plata. Orlando: Orlando Mondays tram 7 9 p.m. Charge tor clude* aerthquaket. tornado**, information, call If •Atlantic Center Fa r TIM A m , c latest. Details. 3499119. Broadway Serlat schedule for lloodt end hurricane*. Hourt ere ooring* County H h to rk a l Soci­ 1414 A rt Center Aw*.. New Smyrna 1*99*1 taaton It at follow*: Peter • Over W * Club. Sanford: Th* Mon. Thurt.. Sat. * a.m. to S p.m .; Baacft: The eighth annual H o n in ' ety. I l l E . Rolllnt SI.. Orlando: Pan, starring Calhy Rigby. April Senior Citizen Dance, with live F r l. 9 a.m. to 9 p .m .; Sun., Noon to Around will ba hatd A pril 7 at Ih# Detail*. mam mutlc by Th* Dalton Lent, will be 9- 14; Land Ma A Tenor. April • Alternant* I at Ranalttanc* • Orlando Museum at A rt, 1414 N. S p.m. Combination UcktH on: Clrcla O Ranch, on S.R. 44 |utt two held every Wednatday at Ih* San 1 0- M a y 1; Je ro m e R o b b in s ' Centre, Slate Road 4)4 and In adult* OS.JO; chlldren/tanlort. mlla* wait at I *5 In Mtw Smyrna MJIIt A v » „ Orlando: " E x q u ltik lord C lv k Center from 1:194:)0 14.10. Exhibit* only adm lttlon: Broadway. June 11-10. For Inter terttale 4, Altamonte Spring*: Sta ck Th* hmd ralaar I SundTh* P a i n t i n g , ” an a a h l b l t l o n motion, cell I 000-*10 4447 p.m. Donation will be I t . adullt S4; chlldren/tanior*. *4. For highlighting th* work of major " T h e Five Heartbeat*," "K ing g a lle ry it opan to the public • Retfke, Al lemon l* M all, Alta • 1c* Heine Theatre, 1100 N. Unter Information, call 9H-7IS1. raalltl artltt* will bo on ditplay Ralph." "Career Opportunities." M cw .-Frl. t a.m. te S p.m. and Sun. m a rk Springs: Beach Boppert ol St., Mount Dors: "Baby" will be "G uilty By Suspicion," "Silence ol through A p ril It . "Scope*: Land M p .m . Tharaitnaadtnlulon. presented through April 14. For Studies Cantor, Os trey Tra il and Orlando, rhythm 'n' bluet dance the Lam b ," "Clast Action," "D e­ • AMaatk Fhrway 8aWary. IMS W . t e a p o t . S t e t c a p o a a n d club Wed. and Frl. *1 * p.m. C .R . 419: Th is 14* acre school Intom rel ton cal I *04 104414. fending Your L ila ." "Teenage Urbantcapet Irom the Permanent S lit* Road 4S4. Langwood; Th* • Jewish Community Canter, 111 Details, H149I1. facility Includes: Six mile* of Mutant Nln|a Turtle* SI: The gallery will caMbrala lit " F lr t l Collection." will ba an ditplay •Southern Rail** Theatre, too w . N. Maitland Av*., Maitland: For nature trail* with native plant* and Secret O l The Ooze." "Dances through Juno *. A lio , back bv Y e a r Anniversary" with an artltt Am elia S t„ Orlande: "P e rlo rwlldllto, a student muteum that I* popular demand. "Racont Acquit) Information, call 441 SfM. With Wolves." For Intormalton, showing from 4 p.m . to » p.m. on marc* Favorites'* will ba held opan during school hours, tithing • Seaside Music Theater, Daytona call 11* 7004 A p ril J. Art LaM Uy amt Robart liont" hat bean ntended to April B each; For Information, call April 14 with " F lrtb lrd : An Enand plcnk grounds. Th* cantor I* a Attamewto Mall Cinema: 401 E. Sink* will ba toatur*d during th* I I . Gallery hourt ere Tu o t. T h u r t , *04 111 M*4. car* Performance!," "Romeo and opan to Ih* public. Hourt: Sunrise A lta m o n te O r lv a , A lta m o n te artlat thawing. F a r Information, f a.m .1 p .m .; Frl., t * .m .-7 :» to sunset, seven day* * weak. No Juliet P at d t D tu x ," and "Con • Seminal* Cemmuxily Cal lege, p.m.; Sat., M a .rn .-S p .rn .; Sun. II Spring*: "Ship Wrecked." " L A, call m o o n . Amero" being held. F o r ticket Fine A r k Theatre. i90 Y/ehton admlttlon charge. Details. M l noon I p.m .; ctaead Monday. Ad Story." "Horn# Alena." For Infor­ Informal ton, call 94910)0. 0411. Blvd., Sanford: "Th* boy* From mission charge. Oetalk. 9*4 4111 mation, call 1141114. ik o n A rt, Winter Park: On o Stud*baker's, **J S.R. 414, Alla Syracuse," by Ih* classic team of • Saarlaai* C eeaty H is to ric a l atoailneta Ceaixiantty Callage, • fieri*n Theater, tMO S. Orlando A p r i l a. al I p .m ., M ar|orle menu Springs: Carolina Shaggert. American musical theater. George Ava., Mallland: April 1-11 "M y Mete urn. 4111 S. Orlando Drive, 199 Weldon B tvd. Sanford: The Lanaghan will ply* m i Informal .dancing to teach m utlc &unda/i Sanlord l.n th* County Opera'lt-sj. Abbatt. R ichard Rodger* and M M Annual Juthrt SrucXml lih ib Twentieth Century," Shakespeare t a lk on M a x t ia ld P a r r lt h . from e l p m . Detail*, M l 4714.. Loreni Hart, will be 'w/d April Film Festival will Include Orton HlghUgfiftwtil 'urn <gm*T>rL»t;l7.ve Itlon will continue through April If, Center, across from Flea W orld). **-13, 1* A 10 at • p m. and Sunday, .Wylies' "Faltlaff" on April 4. 7, t. Fra* l**aar&-fcr- C in c t Club rt Hours: Mon. F rl. 9 a.M l'M . p ni., In Ih* Fin* A m Gallery. Gallery slide* and a number of revealing etternsons, April 14, n e t 1:10 p m ." For Information, cell *4* 4*43: ' Central Florid*. Sunday* from 14 Sal.. Sun., 14 p.m . fto admission hourt are Men. and Wtod. tram 19 ' quota* tram th* artltt. i •» Tiffany p.m. Detail*. 141-19*9. F o r Intormalton. 17J -1410 ox- 441 charge. Detail*. M I -M I . • Metocavsi Memorial Retaurce ,pg*d Jewelry box. It being thown In a.m. to 1 p.m ., Tue*. and Th u n . • Sunshine Cleggers, Malller.d 7001, ext. 174. Center, Maitland For information. ttta museumlor WtaYirst ))mir*'l Kd' •Iron: f x s n t h j p w ..J J * r .f 5 » 'K -y J » . - GHx.<4r.ftr> T A if •**£.%, e , . •Ae-rL-»7» ,C.vtA'V WAV.9H .. ,<7>U M 9PJM ................. . d*«ign it Irom U lta n y 'i "Fo-rr alto opan In Ih* evening during Mallland; C U u t i hold Thursday) Casselberry - Few Intormalton. call • Interstate Mall t . S R. el* and’ V > w r window and don* in musical and Ihealr* perlor mamas frot,l 9 10 p.m. Charge lor tl**tet 33? 1711. For Information, call M l 1410. tat.1-4, Altam onte Springs: " T h e cloleonn*' enamel*. A thow ol . rm Free beginner court* 7 0 n m • I t . - J u i r s i R iv e r P la y e r s , o American Leg ton. n o t Welle Marrying M an," " T h e -L c rg ‘Naiv trry h , y*t*t' and torVmg pM Cdi'' Delellt, 4*lu4]7. DeLsnd- F o r ..‘n'nrmsllon. call • The Cultural A m Cantor, IS] W. Ave.. Fern Park: Scandinavian H o m e ,” * 'K » w Ja c k C i t y , " front th* m u te u m 't colkcllon *04 7147414. Association of Hager Viking Club "S leep in g W Hh Th e E n e m y ," together with numorout souvenir Wltcontln Ay* . DeLand: For In • Sletsex U n iv e rs ity , Stover "Perfect Weapon." "Th a Doors." hosts Scandinavian and ballroom tpocna will b* on dhplay through formation, call *04 7347535 Theatre. DeLand: For reserve . Details, 431 3030 a The Uni vanity Ctob at Winter dancing at Its meeting* every A p ril. For Information call 945•tons, call *Gt«M 1700. Park, 141 H. Pick A v* ., Winter • Lake M ery Centre A je ll Lake second Saturday at 7 p.m. For S ill. • The Mark Tw o, M74 Edgewater a Annie Ruuall Th s a h s , Rolllnt Em m a Rd., Lake M ary: " It Looks details, call Ih* club president at Perk: H ourt: Men.-Frf. 9 b.m. to 4 • C ara e ll Flea A r t t Museum, Drive, Orlando: For details, call p m For Information, call 444 414*. Could K ill." "Th a Hard W ay," Colleg* Campus, Winter Park: For ISI-7314. cam put of Rolllnt Collage Winter P a rk : "LaM Madtoval and Early Admlttlon It free and opan to th* public to . :i> So* t i< Ranalttanc* Illuminated menu • The Unhrentty *4 Central Flori­ tcrlptt. a selection of » hand painted book lllumlnallont from da, Art Gallery. Orlando: The llrd g w the Middle Ag*t and early Re- Annual Juried Student Exhibition U G t I T will run through A pril 5* In th* * n a ltta n c * w ill ba p r « t « n l » d i l l w s Humenillet A Fine A m Building. through April I f . “ Dalian R* Room MS. For Information, call nalttanc* ■*. Buroquo Painting* In 1 00 130 12 30 2 00 2 :3 0 3 0 0 | 3:30 4:00 4 :3 0 5 :0 0 5:30 IIS 7474 Florida Museums.” a major sahib iioravn jyflvwa mthvtfman pwwi iwgni |wagnum, p j . cm. lomgmi p^encnam. inewt a .m . NBC News Itlon of th* year will b* pr r u n lad Q ------- Iri 1 SO) Fty by Hi#4 Trump Card (7 74) Ntohfnxkh (Joined n Progress) |kktuoK W*eexUte Hightwitch through May 5. Hourt: Tuat F rl., n _____ hecal [Baraafcy Jonta [Kentucky Woman tev* (1983. Orjma) Cheryl LadcJ IMew LaaaM 1Busmen lu u o u w w i 10 a.m. S p m ; Sun., I S p.m Ho adm lttlon charge. 0*la!lt. 44* LOO AX] $ 0 Avletton Training Attecialet. HM. Party lorRahown <► (1935. Western) Pad Mum Barney kL [Ounemoke © Business ____ llW * m □ New* j U ^ "1 ■ -»--• CreaM* A m . tag SI. A nd rrw t 1711 H a n g a r R e a d , S a n lo rd Oen Haden >| pvm w n kkracto O w le t Stanley ISometfima Beautiful Good Lit* Robiton B lvd., Winter Park: An exhibit by Airport: Helicopter and airplane [ Dwight Thompton ft AW. (chambach 110001 PrtUaOu Lard [Praiee the Lord noted T i i a i photographer Alan ride* over San ford/Lake Mary © i l l 00) HeoWOc Theater ___________________________________________________ Pogue entitled "Am erica’* Migrant art* lor kid* end aduIH. Ride* kftami ft ITU* Omk •• (1979. Morrci W*jm Dtvan# [Naked Cdy [Carmen [My 3 foie [Ven Dyke Farm w orker*: A Photographic offered Mon. Sat. 7 : * a.m . to S : » [Fughke [Rj aI e iworid_____ | [Uarta Qtobs lAMiart eevy (1938. Drama) Chariet Bover i Survey" In Ih* tin* artt gallery p.m., and Sun. by appointment. ■JUIC iLadv Lack a*to 11944. Comedr) Robert Young 1leper ttouki xx (1937) Ann SoOwrn ICrtri Route • • ',11943'Comedyl through April II. Alto. "Arnold Charge par minute. D tla ilt. MO [Udy Luck t e n 11946) 1141. »: Portrait! rtra lft at A rlltlt" will SET [Video to d (R) Pud Prog Paid Prog Paid Prog Petd Prog 1 M K W H M __________!OurVekea IFiam L A ba on* si Ih* featured exhibit* F iU Paid Prog jPndPreg Paid Pmg Paid Pmg. Paid Prog Larry Lee 9 Bradke-Mclatyr* Haute, 111 W. [PktyPQWK T R t f o t o IDefy O u * « Tha Ixnet [7G0C*U4> during Ih* "A rt* In April” calebra CNN iiw vin pn |nvwvnxMi Larry Xwg (R)___ Warren SI.. Longwood: Vlilt the Croealke Mew* EESto n l«pwto Don. For information cell. 471 1194. 1440 14 room V k tor Ian home every Jansky thxnceex jlixurkxriekii Home ~CTV Jeneky thoecat* Make Lite Easy nCreative A rt Gallery, 14S S tecond and tourth Wednatday Irom 1 ............. l i , 1 'F. M l IWOdM* j America Caaxi to Coast |(Q0 Arr) _ _ DISC Maitland Ava., Maitland: Detain. II a .m . te 4 p.m . A dm lttlon llll 00) The U-Laxrt ex* |[The Utfy Dachehaad •* 1M S ____ Oazie CIS [Courtoe Mountain t t (1989) JiMne Ceion PO Welt Disney *41 m charge Detail*. 335 **50 E&PN IpotttOr. ][tornHr Truck Rnoifl Up Oaea [Auto Facing: NASCAR - I ran-Sooth 500 Getting Fit m m — Th bred* a DeLand kkn i e at *4 Art, 44* E. • Flea World. 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PwdPreg Li f e [PaidProg iPaUPreg 1Paid Prog. |Pud Prog |Paid Proa IPatdProa 1 4.500 dealer booth*; Bingo Friday nltoiecavtl Me merle I Retaurce HeWound [Bead CeAa ex# |IM4) in Stereo) o [(2 10) Lttfial Weapon 2 e t t 'j (1969) (In Streoirj ] (4 101 Cartel ••'» 119901 M,i#s 0 Keette iin stweoi 1 and Edecatien Center, 111 N MAX and Saturday 10 M a m . and 1:30 M a itla n d A v * ., M a itla n d : A p m .; open rein or thine, Ire* Kart WiArer [VMM One Jockey M TV IVideo Disc Jockey — sculpture entitled "The Survivor" admlttlon end parking, hourt: HuhirJa f o n L ’a.-LrjT-ii Crook |0«Ax| TO SH hat been donated by erlltl Woll Friday. Saturday and Sunday. 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TM C 94 4 Ted i Adventure (in Sterxol Q The Lady From Shariahai Sun . noon to 4 p m No admlttlon 1 aviary c toted Sun and M o n ); 11955 Comedy) Frjm Snatra 1(17 45| The Txnder Trap* TN t i ) 05j Suddenly xt*i,(1914| 1441? Shone charge Dtlailt. 4740111 environm ental gift thop opan Pmtlc Sccuont *• (1945 Drama) M*# Farrtfl USA 1[Iquafti«r Spec* Ritoert x |I943| V«x« Eduards Madame IPafd Proa. a Maitland A rt Canter. M l W Mon F r l . N a m 4 p m , and S a t. |Ak Ntghlef |Where Men m VHt [Incyci Oeneretn. [Paid Program Pachwood A v * .. M aitland A 10 * m -1 p m N a adm lttlon V«fv«l •* 11944 A&mnM) Poty Fit One WOH [Clicked [OxuPey Tleao |Three Lmit •• Bewery Bey •a (1940) member! preview at an afternoon charge Detail*. 447 MIS. IJoa Franklin Pent Prog !Paid Prog ;Home Shopping Spite [Run lor Your Ufo w on — 1 1 1 lea wll open the exhibition ol • Fun World at Flea World. U S i ex (1978 Darnel WXkan Shatner 1(7051 Last* ^W T6S 11)7011 Creek # (19*3 Dramai Sams a Due [M'moonef |l Love Lucy painting* In "Winifred Johnson 17*1. Sanlord New family tun k i Mtroee [Gomer Pyla | no A j * i ! |r * » v THIUR SDiAY 1LAT E H Attraction* �Sanford, Herald, Sanford. Florida — Friday, April 9. 1991 — I t LEISURE PLANNER (cont.) "Now Jack C ity." "Taonega M u­ tant Nln|a Turtle* It: Tha S*cr«t 04 The O o ia " "Stooping With Tha Enem y," "Silane* Of Tha Lam b," "Th a Marrying M a n ," "Tha Long Walk Homa." For Information t r ll ju rja j • Llftkfla M Cinem a*, 31M N . Highway tr -n , Laka M ary: "K ing Ralph," "Taanag* Mutant Ntn|a Tortla*: Tha Sacral Of Tha Oora,” "Claaa Actlan,” "Dance* With Wot vat," "Caraar Opportunity." "Homa Alan*." "Ship Wracked." " If Lookt Could K ill," "Th a Hard W ay." "Partoct Waapon." "G uilty By Suaplclon." For Information, call 33441 IS. a M at lala ad D / l, 7700 Orlando Orlva: Datall*. 373 1714. aMawlaa at Wakhra Rlvar Walk, 7U1 E. Samoran Blvd.. Apopka: For Information call I I I a Plata Twin, Sanford Plata: Da lalla. 337 7501, a Samlaata Community Callaga, Fin* Art* Coneart Hall, Bldg. G , San lord: April 10. " F a r From Th a Maddanlng C ro w d," 7:10 p.m . In tha Cencart Hall. For Information, call 177 1450 or 141 7001. ait. 754 * T h a M a u l* * , La k a H a w a ii Sguara, 1771 S.R. 474. Cattalbarry: "Parlatt Waapont." “ Dafandlng Your Llta," "Th a Marrying M a n ," "Th a Hardway." "Danea* With W olvat," "L o n g Walk H o m a ." "Homa A Iona," "Clot* Action," "Th a Flva Heartbeat*.’” Datall*. 47*7344. aUnltad A rtlit Movlai at Markat Ptaca, comar ol Saxon Blvd. and E n la rp rlta R d ., Oranga C ity : "TaanagaMutant Ninja Tu rflai II: Tha Sacral Ot Tha Oora," "Out For Juitlct.” "Danea* With W olvat." "Caraar O ppo rtu nity," "H o m a Alona," "Th a D o o m ," "Slaaplng W ill Tha Enam y." "Silane* O t Tha Lamb." Datall*. (04 77] 1700. traa. Hour*: Mon Frl , • a m , lo a Io nian** Park, on* nil* north of lour* and charter* of Rlvorboai •untat: Sal., Sun., ? a m. to uniat. SR 414 on Douglat Road. Aft* Prince** highlight wildlife along No a d m litlo n charga. Datall*. manta Spring*: Opan from I a.m. Ih* SI. John* Rlvar. Tour* N o w 373 *415. a i l 7473 from Sanford location rvary day to N p.m. Slta. m acrat. F*clllllat a ia a k a rta w n Park, SR 44, I. avallabla ara: picnicking, play •acapt Th urtda yt. Tour* laava Oranga, Dunbar, r. M cKay, I. ground, ratlreom t, lannlt, raefro m H lg h b a n k t M a rin a and Morton, r. R. Alton, Laka Monro* qualball. batkalball, vollayball, C a m p g r o u n d In D o B a r y on Open during daylight hour*. Sira. 4 litre** trail and pavllllon ranlalt. T h u rtd a y t. A dm litlon charge. acrat. Facllitla* avallahto ara Racraalion program* avallabla. D o la llt.3 7 g .u a Each week In A pril, In celebration of Arts tn Faa and retarvalton* raqulrad. Far playground, batkalball, toltball • Kafto'l Wakhra Rtoar Laadfng. and tootball/ioccar Information, call (4*5*44. lot Kafte't Cava. Sanford, off State April, the Orlando Museum of Art, 2416 N. Mills a lam tooto Cavafy l alfbafl Cama Cam*ran Wight Parti, i l l mil** Road 44: O ften care* trip* In Ave., Orlando, will highlight an important artwork plai. Dougiat Avanua to North **»l ot 17*7 on SR 44 at Laka Jet up eluding Iha Llttto Wtklva Rlvar. from the permanent collection allowing members Bridge, Geneva: Open during Sfraaf naar Sanlando Park, Alla Rock Spring*. SI. John* Rlvar and mania Spring*. Sli*. 3* acre*. Flva daylight hour*. Slia. 3 acrat Faell Blue Spring* (palren* ihuftlad and visitors to learn more about (he museum's Itlat avallabla ara: picnicking, toflball diamond* opanlng Spring back uptfream). Kafto'l Cava alto holdings. Artists featured will be: Jim Dine. April llthlng and boat ramp*. l*tf. often R .V. *ito* and tog cabin and 7: Claes Oldenburg. April 14: Jasper Johns. April O Central F torIda Zap, thraa ml la* • Saldltr* Creak Park, ana mil* boat rental*. For retorvaflont and north on 17 07 from Sanford, along •ait of 1707 on SR at*. Longwood: Information call 737 4470. or toll 21; and Robert Motherwell. April 28. Laka Monroa, Sanford: Opan I Opan during daylight hour*. Slto. froo 470-1407 from Orlando. Houri: a m. to 5 p.m. Slto. M acrat l i t acre*. Facllllla* avallabla: M o n .-T h u n , 7:70 a,m.-4:)0 p.m .: Facllllla* avallabla ara: picnicking Frl.-S un .,7 :]la.m .'7p.m . p ic n ic k in g , llt h ln g , b o a tin g , * Marina Hla Ftoh .Camp, E ati toflball. toofball/toccar. Environ and faitrooma. • C.S. Laa Park, 14V* mil** ***t ot manta! Study Cantor, nature frail* Hwy. 44. Sanlord: Foafurat tcank SANFORD — The annual spring concert of the and boardwalk For Information, alrboot n d rt and four*. R.V. park. 17 ?7 on SR 44 at St. John’* Rlvar choral organizations of Seminole Community call775 M il. Brldga, O a B a ry : Opan during College will be held in the Fine Arts Concert Hall rantal*. For more Information call daylight hour*. Slta. 3 acrat. FaellIlia* avallabla ara: plcnkklng. 1407) 777 4714. 01 i n tend Park, V* mite toulh of Sunday at 3 p.m. T h e program will be varied and, tithing and boat ramp*. P R I v i r i k l p B re a d Ramanca, Laka M ary Blvd. on 17 ?3. Sanford: for the first time, will feature an Alumni Choir of • O ra a a w a a d L a k a * , La k a Opon during daylight hour*. Sit*. Monroa Harter on Lako Monroa. former members of the choirs of the college in Mary/Lengwood Rd to Graanway Sanford: Dally crufiat of St. John* 15 acrat. Facllitla* avallabla: Blvd., Sanlord: Slta. 14 acrat. Rlvar. Evening crulte* color to Iha plcn kk ln g, playground, lannlt, celebration of the 25th anniversary of the college. rom an tic at heart. A dm litlo n Facllllla* avallabla: playground, batkalball, and toltball. charge. Datall*. 771 50*1. pavilion*, picnicking and raa Sylvan Laka Park. 7Vy m llat watt itroom*. P W a k lv a Fa ll* Cam pground, ol 1-4 on SR 44. toufh on* mite on • Hlttarlcal Mwtaum, on* mil* Woklva Rlvar Road. Wait ol M oil Laka M arkham Road, Sanford: Atlantic Fly way Gallery. 1905 W. State Road tooth ol Laka Mary Blvd. on 17 F7, SR-a*. Sorrento: Th lt hittorkal Opon during daylight hour*. Sire, 434. Longwood. will celebrate Its “ First Year Sanlord: Faclllllot Include ratight (known a* "Ford Spring*" In 170 aero*. Facllllla* avallabla: tlroomt and dltplay Information on tha 1400*1 Includtt Ih* "World* picnicking, playgro un d, llthlng. Anniversary" with an artist showing from 6 p.m. Largo*! Aerial Spring*.” with a hltlory ol Samlnola County. Phono boat ram pt, rattroomt. toflball. to 9 p.m. on April 5. Art LaMay and Robert Binks 771 74**. loolball/MCcar. vollayball, hurt* - conttanl temperature of 74 de­ will be featured during the artist showing. For • laka iaaaap P a rt, tour mlto* ih o a t . p a v ilio n re n ta l* an d gree*. picnic tablai and pavilion*, toulh ot SR 44 at tha and of Sanlord boardwilk and Hire** trail. For eamptltet, R .V. parking, canoo Information, call 331-3000. rental* and tour boat*. Opan dally. Avtnu*. Sanlord: Opan during Informallon, call 333 MIS. • Wlnwood Park. 477 to Leonard Admit*ion charga- Far inform* dayiighl hour*. Slta. 4 acrat. FaellIlia* avallabla ara: plcnkklng, Stroat. Laonard lo Marta Avanua. lion, call 1407) (30*174 or 1*04) llthlng and boat ramp*. Longwood. Sire, 4 acre*. Facllllla* 303 *055. Southern Ballet Thealre. 600 W. Amelia St.. • laka AMU* Park, 3rd Street north avallabla: playground, batkalball. • Wakhra Sprlngt Stela Fork, 1(00 Irom Laka Mill* rd.. 1 mlto aatl ol Waktwa Circle. Apopka Park ol toltball. and tootball/toccar. Orlando, presents "Performance Favorites" April SR 41f, Chuluota. Opan from I (.400 aero* toklurat pavilion* and 5-6 with "Firebird: An Encore Performance!." grill*, hiking trail*, horreback a.m. lo tumal. Slta. 44 acrat. !W 5 "Romeo and Juliet Pas dc Deux," and "Con riding path, rantal canoe* tor the Facllllla* avallabla ara: plcnlck j 1 inq. plovqround. Improved camp­ Yvaklva Rlvar and camptila*. a* Amore." For ticket Information, call 849-2020. ..... ing, U rh iivj bp-ifinq. ratlreomt, wall a* ol taring twlmmlng. llthlng • Captain Hay'* Rlvarhoat C re tin a Balt Wattorn Daltana Inn, 401 pavilion rantal* and illnatt trail, Sanford Boat Works. Sanlord. real and wl!<3lfa. AdmlJiton rh t r y Dallona Blvd.. Gallon*: Llva an boardwalk, hovtathoa ara*. and »tall». >*• 3’ 40 lo O i'con Brldga: Dally n v u l s t i tarlalnmant Wad. Sal. baginning *1 vollayball. Faa and raiarvationt Theatre Downtown. 2113 N. Orange Ave.. ,'ttvlrre*. Ecv Mnrm allqn and rat l : 3 i jl’ih. L A lk ilt.' >14 hAS ‘ • • arvalton*. call 773 *415 • Bob C a r r P e rfo rm in g A rt* Orlundo.’ will feature -its maJaplRgr niodiictlon of Aliltchfield Centre, C.-lando. For oilier and a Lake Monroa Way tide Park, ore F " * * ~ rtte w iw x m "Levitation." by Tim othy Mason through April 13 tickeJ.inlor melton,call I4t 7970. mile north ot 1-4 on 17 T l at -5V"on Thursdays. Fridays, and Sarnnii?j*rTt«r„;g.'. at 8 Juf.r’i Rlvar,-S.viiOTdi.Orwn dur a C titre l Florida J a n Sacialr, P O . Boi 540177, Orlando: For Ing daylight hour*. Slta, lid acrat p.ni.w lth a SundayTi rati nee performance on April ADJACTNT TO RFUINQLE COWIUNITY COLLEGE Information, contact Karan Wain Facllllllat avallabla ara: pknlck 7 at 2:30 p.m. Th e cnbaret features comedy on a r ...... A X ’ -------------- • Ing. Ilihlng and boat rampt. b a rg a in ? C F JS . 7 :1 | E l5 r Friday and live music on Saturday night. Doors a Mu IKi I Laka Park, eight mllat • Cetera’* Palaca, 7700 S. Orlando Drlva, Sanford: Live anlartaln aatl ot 17 Plan SR *4. Multol Laka open at 10:30 p.m . For Information and reserva­ R oad. G a n a v a : Opan d u rin g mant Mon. Sal., baginning al f tions call 841 -0083. p m. Datall*. 371 0**0. dayiighl hour*. Park ilia I* 111 •era*. Faclllllat avallabla ara: aCaacart Shawcata *1 Florida plcnkklng. camping, llthlng. boat Inc.. Daytona Baach: For Inform* tla* avallabla ara: picnicking, ram pt and raitroom*. Prlmlllv* lion, call tO* 7 U I3I40T 17*7?00 playground, llthlng. boat rampt. __ ■ f *»*S 4 « ia a ~ \ a Daytona Baach Community Cal camping. Permit required For rattroomt. lannlt racquatball, IF U H L S'I tt.M Information, call 773 M l]. lag*. 1700 Volutla Ave., Daytona batkalball, ihultlaboard. toltball. • Rad Bug Laka Park, two mlto* Baach: F o r Inform ation, call loolball/ioccar. vollayball, Illnatt M*I1**:1*4 1*II1| J *04 254 30*3 aatl ol SR 454 on Rad Bug Laka trail and pavilion rantal*. Racra Road. Cattalbarry: Opan from I oFlltoaraW *. 570 N. Palmatlo atton program* avallabla. Faa and ra n e rm ro s a m . to 10 p.m. Site, 44 acre*. Ava . Sanford: Llva anlarlalnmant n iu d U M f s js -m ratarvallon* raqulrad. For Inlor Including 14 acre* ol water. Faell! on Frl.-Set. baginning a l t p.m . and motion, call 445 711] IM 4:00 «p> Ik* 10*4" p q m u u m r i n t i Q Tu tt.Th u r* . at 4 p m . Dalallt, 333 1010. H/TD a Florida Symphony O rc h a ttri. Orlando: For Informallon and lick THE GREAT AMERICAN 1:M 1:00 7:M 14:00" H ] alv call It* 7011. INVESTMENT -lu m u r u r • laka Monro* Inn, 1*45 North wail A l l MOVH SIN s u m o SOUND 4 4 4__ j Mwy. 17*3. San lord Llva anlar talnmanl Frl. Sun ? p m lo clot Ing Datallt. 377 3104 •Orlando Arana, Orlando. Boa olllco Mon. Sal. 10 a m lo 5 p m and all TickalMaitgar oullati • O rla n d o O p a ra C o m p a n y , Orlando: For Information call I 400 33O P E R A . oSamlnal* Community Callaga, Wtldon Blvd.. San lord Nancy W Hartman. Intlruclor ol piano *1 Sammola Community Coltoga tinea 1*44. Willi pratanl a plana racltal on April 5 In I ha Fina Aria Concert Hall *1 I p m For mora Inform* lion, call 771 1450 or 443 7001 ait The master illusionist's greatest 3 ». a Tha Barn, 1700 S French A va. In-House Dental Laboratory challenge may be to fit the title of Preventive • Restorative Sanford: L iv e en te rta in m e n t nightly beginning *< ? p m his CBS special onto a TV screen: • Crowns & Bridges Cosmetic Dentistry mo. Arts In April celebration Spring concert at S C C Gallery celebrates first anniversary ‘Perform ance Favorites’ Water A c tiv ity ] Mainst&ge production (M s IT W K IM H iL n i u.s. — im F H } I m um SAVINGS TUESDAY BONDS mssmm BiMJS Peter D. Weisbruch, DDS. P.A. J. Dwight Williamsont DMD. General Dentistry SANFORD DENTAL CENTRE Parks 4 Big Traa Park. Ganaral Hut c h ln io n P a r k w a y , o i l U S Highway 17 ?7. Longwood Homa ol Tha Senator. on* ol Iha oldetl bald cypratt traa* In tha United S la la t P a rk Includa* picnic ground* and a natura walk lo ttw "The Magic of David Copperfield XIII: Mystery on the Orient E x­ press." Jane Seymour hops aboard as Copperfield's lovely assistant, and the magician makes a train disappear It airs Tuesday. April 9. Emergencies Seen Promptly Visa, MasterCard, Discover American Express - Partial Dentures - Full Dentures • Relines & Repairs SEMINOLE CENTRE Hwy. 17-92 c*wn.D,„ In Wal Mart Itaxa N eil To PublU Uon f n 4 4. M 0-1 321-3820 � 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, April 05, 1991 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 05, 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>, April 05, 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/f2eba4cba0bacdfdf0284cf436aa14ff.pdf 18109e4965dd05d14551cd98de363d0c PDF Text Text N E W S D IG E S T R a in , f u n , g o o d ip □ Sports Seminole captures championship LONGWOOD — The Seminole High School boys' and girls' track teams both captured a major team championship, winning at the 1991 Lyman Track and Field Invitational Friday evening at Lyman High School. See Page IB TALLAHASSEE — A case that could lead to changes In the embattled Florida Contraband Forfeiture Act has gone on trial before the state Supreme Court. See Page 2A □ People ‘W ho Shot D iddy?’ SANFORD — Fifty cast members will gather for the murder mystery ballet performance of "W ho Shot Diddy?" next weekend. See Page BB □ Health and F itn e s s Physicians face health problem Husband, wife return from w a r SANFORD— U.S. Army Sflt. Tyroll Bookhard and his wife Angela, who is also an Army sergeant were both expected to return to Sanford from Saudi Arabia this weekend. The couple arrived Thursday at their military base In Savanna, Ga. Tyrell's mother, Mildred Bookhard, also a Sanford resident, left Friday morning to pick them up and return them to their home at 1404 Valencia Courl. ' Tyrell had been translerred to an aviation support group in Saudi Arabia last August. His ..wife-.A ngelA. w as-vot.-ovyse n r ore-moBtfc-lat.or,While in the war zone, Ihe two were stationed 30 miles apart. The couple have been married for three years, and have a set of twins, who were left with Angela's patents in Little Rock, Ark., whllo they were overseas. According to Tyrell's sister, the couple has agreed to meet with Ihe Sanford Desert Storm War Supporl Group during their regular meeting, Monday night, at the American Legion Hall in Sanfora. Sanford and Lake Mary area lamlllas who have loved ones returning home from service In the Persian Gull may call The Sanford Herald al 3222611. • It was one of those days Saturday at the Youth Blast In Sanford for Sarah McKnight (left), Lisa H«f*MPhoto byTommyVlnconl Collins, Kimberly Graham, and Kara Kruse, all from First Baptist Church in Longwood. By VICKI DeSORMIBR Herald staff writer SALFORD — Despite Ihe rain which brought an abrupt end Saturduy lo most of the outdoor activities at the second annual Youth Blast, sponsored by the First Baptist Church or Sanford, organizer Sydney Brock said the event was successful. — “ i~1iitrrk~*t~xliti -pretty- jreH-roittjKferhrg-theweathrr." he said. Brock said that more than 20 churches had made reservations lo attend the event but only 11 churches showed up at the rain-drenched facilities al Ft. Mellon Park on Saturday morning. . " A couple of Daytona Beach churches who didn't have reservations made the trip out here." Brock said. Though they had expected close to 2.000 youngsters at their celebration io*i»y. itn» k m i <i he was pleased with the turnout. "W e had a lol consldcrng the conditions." he Organizers decided lo pull Ihe plug on the outdoor activities when Ihe cool temperatures and Internment heavy rain showed no signs of □ See B a p tist blast. Page 8A Herald stall writer From sta ll reports HffftJd Photo by TommyVlnconl Volunteer Pam Bendixen undaunted by rain Saturday, applies paint to Sanford house Windy and cooler Sunny, windy and cooler with a high in the mid 60s. Wind northwest 20 to 30 mph and gusty For more weather, ••• Pag* 2A Tiffany J on es (left), Tina Johnson, SHS juniors By J. MARK BARFIELD TALLAHASSEE — Some 59,000 people Joined the ranks of Florida's Job seekers last month, swelling the stale unemployment rate to 7.1 percent. Its highest level in seven years. All told, some 453.000 Floridians last month were looking for work. Another 6.35 million have Jobs. The stale doesn't know how many "discouraged workers" have given up the search for employment. The country as a whole and seven o f the 11 major Industrial stales Friday potted lower rates than Florida, according to Rebecca Hust. ch ief of the Florida Hurraii of Labor Information. The national rate was 6.5 percent. Faced with Friday’s data. Gov. law ton Chiles was pessimistic. HaalthTFItnaas.. Horoscope......... Movies................ Nation................. Pooplo................. Sports................. Television.......... Weather............. W o rld .................. H»f»M Photo by TommyVlncont G o o d S a m a r it a n s p le a s e e ld e r ly w o m a n Unemployment soars Business...... Classifieds... Comics.......... ...........8B Dear Abby.... Deaths.......... Editorial....... Education..... Florida.......... SANFORD - Spllsh! Splash! The rain may have put a damper on many outdoor activities on Saturday, but Seminole High School students, parents, faculty and staff didn't let It lessen their fun at the first Sprlngfcst fundraiser. "It (Ihe rain) may have gotten the rest of Sanford w et." Bobby Lundqulst. assistant principal, said, "but It didn't dampen our spirits." Lundqulst said about 300 people turned out for the first of what he hopes will be many such spring festivals to raise money for school organizations and student groups. It won't be known until later this week how much money was made In the various activities. The Sprlngfcst was concieved as a way to consolodate the multitude of fundraisers that the different groups have throughout the year. "W e really hope we do well here.” Lundqulst said. "That way the school won't have to have so many fundraisers." There was a flea market, a plant sale, a barbecue chicken luncheon and an auction aimed at raising money for Ihe school. The money raised by each organization will be kept by (he group for whatever purpose they want. Money raised by auction Hems donated by community groups and buslncsncs will be put Into Ihe school's general account and divided equally □B ee, Sprlngfcst, Page 6 A Baptist Youth Blast drenched but organizers still feel good More w ar stories, see P a g e IO A __________ INDEX te s t’ a s u c c e s s Herald staff writer Contraband act u n d e r fire Home, at last o r k B , VICKI DaSORMIER □ Florida Primary care physicians arc facing a large health problem that Is brought on by the patient themselves. The problem Is cigarette smoking. See Page BA w SANFORD — A group of young, urban professionals descended on Cora Jones' Iwo-bedroom frame house on Easl Seventh Street In Sanford Saturday. When they left, her m odest home was freshly palmed and her yard was tidy and free of debris. " T h e y 'r e nice p e o p le ." said Jones. H3. " I ’m really glad they’re doing lids. I couldn't afford lo do It myself. I think It's wonderful." Looking al her yard Iasi week after the Initial work had begun, she began lo visualize her own Im­ provements. "I'm going lo put me a garden over there," she said. Jones was one of etgld homeown­ ers In Sanford selected lo in- a b e n e fa c to r o f " P a in t O rlan d o Beautiful.” Begun last year. Palm Orlando Beautiful is a project ol I lie Central Florida Council on Cor­ porate Volunteerlsin. a program of the Volunteer Center of Central Florida. Under the project. 61 homes ihroughout Orange. Seminole and Osceola Counties belonging lo the disabled nr the elderly are selected by area social service agencies tor a sprucing up I'ulnl and supplies are donated bv more than two dozen corporations, including Wall Disney World. Florida Power Corp. and The Home Depot. Although the focus of the project Is to paint hom es to Im prove n e igh b o rh o o d s . P a in t O rlan do Beautiful volunteers also clear lots, plant flower and other landscaping and Instill a renewed pride in homeowner unable to upgrade the appearance o f their homes. The volunteers get the satisfaction of knowing they are making some­ one’s life a little brighter. The volunteers will Ik- treated loa picnic In Apoka Saturday afternoon. t.asl Saturday, volunteers from Via. a professional singles volunteer organization, scraped the peeling palm Ironi Jones home and applied a base coat. Via team leader Dan Burns. 25. a W e s lln g h o u s e C o rp . c o n tra c t analyst, said he enjoys the work Via does. Paint Orlando iicuutlful is one ol many projects selected by Via. he said. "Il gives me ihe opportunity lo really make a difference with a project like th is ." Burns said. "She's real nice." Jones has lived In the home since August, although her mother lived there lor 30 years, site said. Jones' family roots go back many years In See V olu n teers, Psge 5A T h e d a y the im m o rta l ‘ B a b e ’ R uth c a m e to to w n It happened 43 years ago — March 16. 1948. It was a delightful Spring afternoon — perfect lor a shirt-sleeved crowd to sec a baseball game. Bui Ibis wasn't going to Im- an ordinary ball game even though II was an exhibition allair between the Washington Senators and ihr Min­ neapolis Millers The grandstand was (kicked Every bleacher seal filled Why? This was ihe day every tkiselkitt Ian In Sanlord had Im-cu watting lor Il was ihe day they would gel u> see and heur b a se b a ll's Im m ortal George Herman "Hahc" Ruth Infield practice com pleted, a double gatr down the Mrllonvllle Avenue fence ojN-ncd and into ihe jkirk came a shiny Lincoln Inside was the Babe and his escort. Jimmy Chapman — at one time sports editor o f The Herald T h e c r o w d r o a re d as B abe emerged from the car and headed lor hom e plate where he was greeted by the old New Yitrk Glani lehhander. Carl iluhbell. Chamber of Commerce director John Kruler. Sanford Mayor Boh Williams, and Ihe masler ol ceremonies, yours truly. .Julian Slensirom. Ruth wus making a lour of the major league training cumji* and cities where local American Legion (Mists had baseball jirograms. The liabr's lour was being sponsored by Ihe Ford Molor Company. After introducing several "d ig n i­ t a r i e s . " I in t r o d u c e d M a y o r Williams. In turn he Introduced the man still considered the greatest |M-rsonallty to ever play Ihe game. In a voice so bourse It was difficult to understand some of what he said, he complimented Huhbell and the Giants' lurtn system Hr concluded by saying be was glad to Ire here. He went to a Imix seat and autograjihed scorecards and baseballs. He also signed a baseball lor every member o f the local A m erica n L egion Ikiselkill team. I don't recall who were members of lfiat Legion club except tor my brother. Frank Slenslrum. and mv step brother. John Lewis Salsbury. Both got autograjihed baseballs Both still have them If any of you si ill have those W AY BACK W HEN JULIAN STENSTROM baseballs lie sure you hold onto them unless somronr oilers you thtcurrent going rale. According lo an ESPN documentary a few weeks ago about baseball cards and autograjihed balls, thr current value ol a See Babe. Page 5A �!A — Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday. March 10, 1001 NEWS FisOM TH E REGION AND ACROSS TH E S T A T E Contraband law under scrutiny Forfeiture act goes before Suprem e Court J u d g e overturns conviction FO RT LAUDERDALE — A federal Judge has overturned a Jury's conviction o f a man accused of threatening a high school sweetheart by writing her more than 1.000 letters over two decades. Calling the case *‘a tragicomedy from a theater o f the absurd." U.S. District Judge Norman Roettger threw out all charges Thursday against David Taylor, saying the love letters w ere ambiguous and not threatening. A Jury decided after four hours of deliberations last week that the letters amounted to threats. Taylor faced up to 2Vi years In prison under federal sentencing guidelines. In his written opinion. Roettger said he was "not quarreling with the Jury's verdict” but had no alternative under legal precedent. Taylor was charged last year with sending threatening letters to his high school girlfriend. Kathleen McHugh Goldstein, and her husband. David, o f Coral Springs. TALLAHASSEE T h e Florida Con­ traband Forfeiture Act has gone on trial before the state Supreme Court In a case that could lead to changes In the embattled law. The 1980 law has been sharply criticized by Judges and defense attorneys because It gives police the right to seize the property of suspected criminals before proving a crime has been committed. . The law allows police to seize cash. cars, boats and airplanes. In 1989. It was amended to allow police to seize real estate. The case heard before the high court Friday Involves a reverse sting police used to set up and then arrest Charles DeCarlo of Cedar Key. Police met In a restaurant S tudents p la y basketball o n tbe world ORLANDO — Students from Howard Middle School play basketball all over the world. Seventh-graders have covered the Orlando school's outdoor basketball courts with a 10.282-square-foot map. and they claim It's the largest map o f the world In the world. Th e students, who call themselves the Purple Pythons, hope to see their school In the Guinness Book of World Records because the listing for the largest map is an 8.272-square-foot painting on two tennis courts at a Tempe. Arts., high school. Sherwin-Williams Co. donated 55 gallons of paint, and the PT A donated other supplies for the project. The Idea came from teacher Glenn Anderson, who noticed the Guinness listing. But the students didn't Just paint the map. They used the project as a learning tool In all their classes, from language to science. ■ S T . PETERSBURG — A mysterious rumbling rattled windows, shook walls and even caused hairline cracks in eight buildings, but no one can say for sure what It was. Many residents from Clearwater to St. Petersburg felt the Earth shake Thursday between 10 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. Authorities looked Into every possible angle but still had no explanation Friday. " I think God shook the Earth." said Jim Barca, civil preparedness coordinator for St. Petersburg. "W e tried to find a reason or explanation for this and we have not been successful." Pinellas County authorities talked to officials at MacDlll and Eglln Air Force bases to find out If either had Jets in the air when the shaking was reported. But both bases, whose planes can cause sonic booms, said no. An official with the National Earthquake Information Center In Boulder. Colo., said Instruments In Colorado and South Carolina did not register any ground activity. B a b y sitter sentenced to prison W E ST PALM BEACH — A baby sitter accused o f torturing her wards and breaking their bones was sentenced to the. maximum 3V4 years In prison and 10 years probation for child abuse. Paula Septor. a 23-year-old mother o f two. has repeatedly denied hurting the children in her care. She pleaded no contest In October to tw o countti o r ftg g ra v a tc tl child o b u M s h o r tly before her scheduled trial. Two-year-old Steven.JluaselL .one o f Septor's charges.-sat quietly Thursday In the arms of his father during the hearing. He suffered 12 fractures In nine places when he was 6 months - -old arid&st-iH-tvndergoing-phy&itai therapy.------------------------~ In addition to the Kussclls, five other families came forward last year with stories about their children coming home from Septor's house with Inexplicable bruises. At her sentencing. Septor asked Palm Beach Circuit Judge Marvin Mounts Jr. for mercy. TALLAH ASSEE — A special prosecutor hired to run the House sexual harassment Investigation of state Rep. Fred Llppman probably will begin public hearings In the case April Judy Hoycr. an assistant state attorney In Tampa and former assistant U.S. attorney, was approved Friday by the select committee looking Into the charges and the secret $47,000 payment made In 1988 to a former Llppman aide to prevent a possible lawsuit. Mrs. Hoycr. 41. said she came on board with assurances that politics would not thwart her efforts. "T h is Is a political body, and I am not used to working with political bodies." she said. " I have been assured there will be no Interference with my work." From Associated Press reports MIAMI - The winning numbers selected Saturday night In the L O TTO were: 1. 1 0 .3 2 .2 3 .3 8 4 7 . Here are the winning numbers selected Saturday In the Florida Lottery Cash 3 :2 -3 -0 The winning numbers selected Frid a y In the Flo rid a Lottery F a n t a s y F i v e we r e : 1 6 -3 0 -1 4 -1 0 -2 4 CUSPS «4I I N ) Sunday. March 10. 1991 Vol 83 No 169 Pufcliihad Daily and Sunday, aacaet Saturday by Tha Santord Harald. Inc.. MO N. France Avo , Santord. Fla. mil. Sacand C la n Poifaga Paid at Santord. Florida 11/11 P O S TM A S TE R Sand addroti changot la T H E SAN FO R D H E R A L D . P.O Bo* 1*11. Santord. F L J i m Subttnption Rattt I Daily A Sunday) Homo Delivery A Mail J Month! (I* M a Month! t i t 00 I To a r in M Florida Retidentt m ult pay 1 % u lc t ta* In addition to rato* above Phoiit MOM 111 1411. H B G A IN E S V IL L E B la c k w om en w ere responsible for much o f the work o f the civil rights movement but never re­ ceived their due credit, a Univer­ sity of Florida historian said. " I f It hadn't been for w o m e n ... there probably never would have been a civil rights m ovem ent." said Chana Kal Lee. a history professor. The Montgomery. Ala., bus b o y c o t t c a t a p u lt e d M a rtin Lu ther K in g Jr. to national attention, but It was actually the Women's Political Council and J o Ann Robinson, an English teacher from Alabama State ' C olleg e, w h o o rg a n ized the campaign. Ms. Lee said. "One reason women haven't received credit Is people's ob­ sessio n w ith the d y n a m ic, charismatic nature o f King and the Interest In the movement at a national level," she said. While male leaders dominated the national spotlight, women played pivotal roles organizing bus boycotts, registering blacks to vote and establishing activist groups. Ms. Lee said. "T h e women often said the c iv il rights movement didn’ t But Supreme Court Justice Rosemary Barkett said the drug war is not the issue. "T h e problem that we're here about Is whether the properties are being taken with all the protections that our constitution provides." she said. Barkett questioned whether police should seize real estate since It cannot be moved. Parker Lee Thomson, a lawyer for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, said that seizing real estate "Impedes further criminal activity." i Rota Parks Bus boycott catalyst need a messlah-type figure, refcrrlng to King." she said. Th e Southern Christian Leadlip Conference, which Is unieri^il versally id en tified as K in g's group, was the brainchild of activist Ella Baker. Ms. Baker. Initially an NAACP field organizer, saw a need for a network to pass Information and share resources. She organized c o m m u n it y m e m b e r s a n d ch u rch le a d e r s , la y in g th e groundwork fo r the later-toemerge SCLC. Lee said. But Ms. Baker was never given a position In the organization. She also formed the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Com ­ mittee In 1960. a key year for y ou th p a r tic ip a tio n In th e movement beginning with the l u n c h c o u n t e r s i t - i n In Greensboro. N.C. Another civil rights leader. Fannie Lou Hamer, canvassed farm fields at 5 a.m. and took sharecroppers to courthouses to register to vote. Ms. Lee said. On one trip. Ms. Hamer was refused s e r v ic e at a South Carolina restaurant and taken to the county Jail, where deputies held two black male prisoners at gunpoint and ordered them to beat her. Ms. Lee said. Ms. H am er, w ho su ffered severe kidney damage, told her story at the national Democratic convention In 1964. Mother convicted of violation D E LR AY BEACH - A w o m a n w h o se th ree children were killed In a car accident has been convicted o f falling to restrain her youngest in a child safety seat. County Judge Howard H. Harrison ruled Friday that C l a i r e H a rr is o f C a p e Canaveral broke the law. but he didn't fine her for falling to put her 3-year-old daughter In a child-restraint seat as required by state law. Florida Highway Patrol tro o p e r T im o th y W atts t e s t ifie d J a m lla H arris wouldn't have survived the crash last Sept. 17 on In­ terstate 95 even with the safety seat. "Jam lla thought she was too big for the car seat, and she was three weeks away from her fourth birthday, so she shared a seat belt." H a rris testified . “ Th ere were only two seat belts In the back seat, so It was safer to share a seat belt than to have anyone out of a seat belt." H e a lth c a re re fo rm Bill generates heat during lawmakers debate of com m ission creation ■y JACKIE HALLIPAX Associated Press Writer_________ TALLAHASSEE - T h e emo­ tional side o f health care reform surfaced during the session's first week when lawmakers de­ bated the proposed creation of a regulatory und advisory com­ mission. Before a 14-6 favorable vote ulong party lines In the House Health Care Committee Thurs­ day. a legislator twice com­ mented on the belligerent at­ m o s p h e r e as l a w m a k e r s expressed fears and sounded warnings and challenges. An audience o f about 150 was p u c k e d f o r s e v e r a l h ou rs Wednesday und Thursday Into a room with scuts for 70. Some lawmakers spoke som­ berly about their fears of the Special prosecutor to begin hearings LO TTER Y Police do not want the law changed. "T h e statute Is carefully laid out ... to Impede the success of a criminal en ­ terprise." Arthur Jacobs, a Florida State Attorney's Association lawyer, said Friday: Jacobs described the law as a "great w eapon" for law enforcement officers In fighting drug-related crimes across the state. Historian: black women never praised enough for rights work Earth shaking still a mystery i DeCarlo owned to discuss using his airstrip as a site to land a drug shipment. He was arrested May 15. 1990. On Friday. Justices heard arguments only on the Issue o f seizing real estate. In December. Levy County Judge Ben­ jamin Tench ruled the law was unconstitu­ tional because the 1989 amendment refers to real estate seizures as "punishment.” Florida police and civil rights activists are Intensely Interested in the high court's decision. "T h is is really a criminal law mas­ querading as a civil statute. Undeniably, that's how It Is used." said Paul Joseph, president o f the Florida chapter o f the American Civil Liberties Union. " I f the court Is willing to bite the bullet and recognize what Is factually true, if It's gutsy en ou gh to say that, th en the Legislature can repass this law with those due process protections that will m ake It a much better law ." he said. - f i t kind of scares me that if yo u ’re in a m otor vehicle accident in M iam i, you can drive past 10 hospitals in an em ergency vehicle before you get to the one that takes you. | -R ep. Mike Abrams advent of socialized medicine. Others warned the federal gov­ ernm ent will soon yank Its support of benefits and rltcd the failure of the Legislature to enact comprehensive solutions in the past. At one point, one lawmaker was offended. Another was out­ raged. A third Issued a ringing challenge to un opponent to propose u general tax If he didn't like a hospital assessment pro­ posed In a second bill. Many, however, seemed to agree that something must be done. “ It kind o f scares me that If you're In a motor vehicle acci­ dent In Miami, you can drive p u st 10 h o s p i t a l s In an emergency vehicle before you get to the one that takes you ." Rep. Mike Abrams said, respon­ ding to apprehensions voiced by those who thought the Health Care Commission he has pro­ posed would have too much power. "O r If you live In Gadsden County or Montlccllo. your rural hospital Is closing on you ." added the North Miami Beach Democrat. The fact that women with private insurance more fre ­ quently have Caesarian sections than vaginal deliveries than women on Medicaid "speaks volumes about what's driving the decision-making.” he said. C-sect Ions arc more expensive. Abrams' bill (CS-HB 1161). co-sponsored by several com ­ mittee members, would create a fu ll-tim e five-m em b er c o m ­ mission to oversee regulation of the health Industry now handled by three state agencies. TH E W EA TH ER LO C A L FO R ECAST T o d a y: Sunny, windy and cooler with a lilgb In the mid 60s. Wind northwest 20 to 30 mph und gusty. Tonight: Clear and cold with a low In 40s und a northerly wind decreasing to 5-10 mph. Extended forecast: Continued sunny un Monday with lows In the upper 40s to upper 50s. Highs In the 70s. Then partly clou dy Tuesday und m ostly cloudy with a cliuncc of showers und thundcrstcxTns Wednesday. Wunncr with ktws In the 50s T u e s d a y e x c e p t th e 6 0 s southeast coast. Highs In the upper 70s. F L O R ID A T E M P S City Apalachicola Daytona Beach Ft Laud Baach Fort M yrr! Gameivilto Home! teed Jackionvllle K f y W «!t Miami I’ rn u to U U u w li f < li* 4 !t M Tamp* V*ro Bu m s W Pulm Bu m s Hi 7S V 90 9% 11 91 n IS IS At 19 •1 II 1/ M Lo SI 8J n n » 91 S3 1% n AS 19 S3 IS 44 19 N A T IO N A L T I M M BX TEN D B D O U TLO O K Pel SS 41 0 It u 0* St 0 0 0 0 T 33 .11 OS V ------------ V \ jv v ----------- 1 SUNDAY SATURDAY PtlyCldy 78-56 PtlyCidy 80-65 3 C F IR S T M arch 23 MONDAY Sunny 83-64 TUESDAY Sunny 06-72 T ID E S MOON P H A M S LAST M arch 8 F’ VJ'A------------1 SU N D AY: NEW S O LU N AR TA B LE : Min. 12:35 M arch 16 u.m.. 12:50 p.m.: Maj. 6:40 a.m.. 7:05 p.m. T ID E S : D a y to n a B each: highs. 3:15 a.m.. 3.34 p.m.: lows. 9:44 a m .. 9:38 p.m.: N e w Sm yrna B each: blglts. FULL 3:20 u.m.. 3:39 p.m.: lows. 9:49 M a r c h 3 0 u „ , tt 9 43 p „ L; Cocoa Beach: • highs. 3-35 a m . 3:54 p.m.: lows. 10.04 a.m.. 9:58 p.m. B E A C H C O N D IT IO N S D aytona Beach: W aves arc 3-4 feel and cltoppy. Current Is strong to the south with a water temperature o f 65 degrees. New S m yrna Beach: Waves are 4-5 feet and rough, choppy. Current Is to the Mint It. with a water tcm|»crature o f 65 degrees. B O A T IN Q S t. Auguatlne to J u p ite r In let Sunday: Wind northwest 20 to 30 knots. Seas H to 12 feet. M oderate to large northeast swells. Hay and inland waters very rough lit exposed areas. WEDNESDAY PtlyCldy 78-80 S T A T I S T I C S ___________ The temperature at 4 p.m. today was 58 degrees and Saturday's overnight low was 63. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. 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Ft Worm AS 14 clr Donvor 4/ 14 clr Out Motnut SI » cdy Ot troll Jt n clr Duluth 34 ti II clr Hartford 37 n cdy Honolulu 11 4; 01 rn Moulton 73 41 dr Indiunupofit 47 It clr Jockton M il! 43 14 clr K m u i City St 20 clr Lai Vrgut 44 41 clr llttlo Rock S4 1* clr Lot Angulo! 7S SI rn Momphit St IS clr Miluoukoo 44 IS 01 cdy Mptt SI Paul 41 II 04 cdy Nothvillo S3 u clr N o* Or loom 4t SI clr Now York City 43 11 cdy Oklahoma City 43 S4 clr Omaha S4 21 clr Philadelphia 4S 1/ cdy Phooni* 74 SI clr PittlPurgh 3t 2) cdy Portland. Or* S3 11 rn St Louit SA IS clr Salt Laka City 44 V clr San Franc.ico 73 sa rn Suartiu SO n rn Shreveport• 44 M clr Warning ton D C SO to cdy �-’•*— - - «*•-•*•*■%■*i **,** *-*«'§ t4* •¥•*%”*[i*&t*»*a »•■*--*»•*•» - v w p ^ t i , <rr *v «Tft*f a Sanford HeraJd. Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 10, 1981 — *A Bike Week brings out the leather Burglary charged Raymond O'Neal Curry. 24. o f 52 William Clark Cl. In Sanford was arrested on Wednesday. Curry was charged with burglary. A maintenance worker at Lake Monroe Terrace reported a broken window on Apartment 03 and he said he allegedly saw an unidentified man there. The man. later Identified ,as Curry, told police that the apartment was his cousin's and that he had been there because he needed a place to stay. He allegedly denied breaking the window. He was transported to the John G. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held In lieu o f 45,000 bond. Retail theR charged Nathaniel Jackson. 34. o f 2430 Granby St. In Sanford, was arrested on Friday. He was charged with retail theft. According to the Sanford Police Department arrest report. Jackson was arrested at the Winn Dixie store on Airport Boulevard when he allegedly attempted to leave the store without paying for $03 worth o f merchandise. He was detained by store employees before police trans­ ported him to the John G. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held on $100 bond. • Warrant arrest Timothy Bernard Daniels. 32. was arrested on Friday and probation on previous grand theft He Is being held In the John without bond. o f 1829 Harding In Sanford, charged with violating his and battery charges. G. Polk Correctional Facility Failure to appear brings arrest Anthony Tony Jones. 24. o f 1405 W. 16th St. In Sanford, was arrested on Friday. He was charged on a misdemeanor warrant for falling to appear in court on charges o f fleeing from and attempting to elude police. He was also charged with having an Invalid Florida drivers license. He Is being held at the John G. Polk Correctional Facility In lieu of $500 bond. John Williams, who lives on a busy street In Daytona Beach. "I am not hearing a bit of animosi­ ty toward the bikers.” D A Y T O N A BEACH An estimated 360.000 people roared Into town for the 50th Bike Week, but police have reported few problems going Into this weekend's finale. Today's Rat'S Hole Custom Chopper Show was expected lo bring 350 entries — 40 more than last year, according to Kart "B ig Daddy R at" Smith, the show's organizer. " T h is Is the best behaved crowd I'v e seen In 25 years with the police department." Daytona Beach Police Chief Paul Crow said Friday. And on Sunday morning, the bike parade Is a warmup to the 50th running o f the Daytona 200 at D a y to n a I n t e r n a t io n a l Speedway. Hooting at wet bikini contests, sporting the latest In leather fashions and tooling up and down Main Street, bikers have been In their version o f Harley Heaven. fc I ■ Hours before the start of the race. Actor Peter Fonda. ZZ Top singer Billy Gibbons and the Colorado Precision Drill team lan to lead an estimated 5.000 I k e r s In w h a t s p o n s o r Harley-Davldson Inc. says will be the largest motorcycle parade In the world. At Sunglow Pier restaurant In Daytona Beach Shores, one biker couple got engaged on Thurs­ day. and on Friday, another got married. It was a simple cere­ mony: the groom wore black, and th e b rid e w ore w h ite . Leather. C - ( ■- 1; ?^V•'* *' m . , - ^ *4*. Between 15,000 and 20.000 spectators are expected. The parade o f bikers, will begin revving their engines at 8 a.m. and ride to Harley Heaven at the D a y to n a In t e r n a tio n a l Speedway. " T h in g s get very rom antic here during Bike W eek." said Raymond Barshay. the restau­ rant’ s owner. The big crowds haven't neces­ sarily translated Into big profits for businesses. Th ere have been traffic pro­ blems — but not as bad os past years, said tourists, residents and city officials. A year of planning paid off. said Daytona Beach traffic engineer Larry Rivera. "T h e people have been fan­ tastic. but they've been sluggish w ith their purchasing. The country's In a recession." said Smith, who Is also the owner of several area T-shirt stores. Other business people agree. " T h is year the traffic Is belter, the bikes are quieter, and the bikers are more upbeat." said We can do it at Jackson Hewitt 3 DAYS DUI arrest Kathleen Hatley Feller, 32. o f 1404 G. Fourth St. In Sanford was arrested on Friday. She was charged with driving under the lnflunce of alcohol. Winter Springs Police arrested her after she was stopped for allegedly speeding through a low speed area and allegedly falling lo maintain a single lane. She was transported to the John G. Polk Correctional Facility where she was held In lieu o f $500 bond. Mass., who expects a significant increase over last year’e sales at her D&L Leathers on Main Street "W e 're kicking butt." she said. Tonight, awards will be given to the oldest biker, the bestdressed bike, the best-dressed motorcycle club and the club coming the greatest distance. This also was the first year the city made a concerted effort to Include black bikers In Bike Week, and organizers o f "Salute to Bikers,1' Is pleased with the way things have gone. But that could change: The biggest shopping day of the week Is today. “ It's not over till It's over.” said Tom Sclanablo. owner of Tombstone Sllverworks, a Jewel­ ry m anufacturing and retail business with the biker In mind. Advertising In motorcycle and tatoo magazines paid off this week, he said. "People see the name. They sec the ad. It works well," he said. This Is the seventh Bike Week for Denise Donahue o f Cape Cod. m 20% off ta x /fesSp p rep ara tio n with th is ad IN V E S T IG A T IO N S "a ft ONLY REQUIREMENT: ORIGINAL SOCIAL SECURITY CARO AND PICTURE ID 1M 4 SOUTH FRENCH AVE. 323-441S NOT GOOD WITH ANY OTHER OFFERS ‘ Bated on c Refund Anticipation Loan 24 Hour* 6 2 8 -1 5 0 0 TA X t I I VIC I f Entertainment trades suffer with industry ' By Associated P rsti_________ ORLANDO — A rush of enter­ tainment trade publications to the Orlando area hasn't paid ofT - three 6T slx riavc closed T rfeir doors or suspended operations. M a g a z in e and n e w s le tte r publishers saw an opportunity to capitalize on the burgeoning movie and television industry with Dtsney-MGM and Universal opening operations and Florida an increasingly popular setting for shooting. But along came the recession. Publishers relying on declining advertising Income were strug­ gling to survive, and the level o f film production was slower than expected. Gone are Entertainment Re­ vue. Florida Celebrity and Flori­ da Picture Show. Markcc, Flori­ da Blue Sheet ore Florida Reel arc still publishing. The magazines that say they are doing well — Blue Sheet and Markce — have kept production costs low or extended their focus beyond Central Florida. For others, "the advertising base Isn't here." said Patrick Charuhas. former art director at Entertainment Revue. Revue, a slick-cover magazine, notified advertisers In December that It was closing. The maga­ zine was launched In 1088 as a monthly publication for produc­ tion professionals. W h e n e f f o r t s to b o o s t a d v e r tis in g su p p ort fa ile d , publisher Roberto Vletla gave Revue more of a tourist focus last year, focusing on the enter­ tainment side o f theme parks and dinner theaters and sw it­ ching Us frequency from mon­ thly to bimonthly. "It was a classic case o f It evolving to a point where we realized we simply couldn't take It any further," Charuhas said. Florida Celebrity, which was begun by Douglas Dobbs In 1987, was designed for actors and others working In front of I h c c a m e r a . It s t o p p e d publishing las! November but may return later this year tf he takes on a business partner. He also is an editorial consultant at Blue Sheet. "T h e market, ihe entertainrncni Industry. It's still coming here." Dobbs said. "It's Just coming a lot slower than we exjpcctcd." Dennis Zink, publisher of Flor­ ida Keel, ts trying to keep bis magazine afloat by paring pro­ du ction c o s ts and o ffe r in g advertising Incentives. " It ’s tough, no question about U." he said. “ What we have seen ts a lot of the small people who were our advertisers have gone under. m m ■BHD The amount ofpersonal loan interest that’s tax deductible in 1991. The amount ofclosing costsyou pay on our home equity loan. TWoReasonsFbrGettingA iThat BamettHome^ E q u i t y ILoan ineinCommon. 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Ixacutfva Miter Lavra Sollien, Mvarttotaf Director SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M onth*...................................$19.30 6 Months.............................. $39.00 l Year ...................................... $78.00 Florida WaaldanU muat pay $% tala* laa In addition to ratea i EDITO R IALS O ur Bill of Rights: 2 centuries strong T h e 1 9 th c e n t u r y B r itis h s t a t e s m a n W illia m G la d s to n e o n c e referred to th e C on stitu tion o f the U nited States as " t h e m ost w on d erfu l w o r k ev e r stru ck o ff at a g iv e n tim e b y the brain and pu roose o f m a n ." Y e t this m a g n ificen t d o cu m en t m ig h t never h a v e been ratified in 1787 w ith ou t assurances that sp ec ific safegu ards w ou ld be a d d ed soon th ereafter. T h e Bill o f Rights, ratified b y the sta tes 200 y e a rs ago. lim its the g o v e rn m e n t’s p o w er o v e r Its citizen s. U n d er th ese first 10 am en d m en ts to the C on sltu tion . A m erica n s a re gu aran teed fu n ­ d a m en ta l rig h ts . Inclu din g the fre ed o m to speak op en ly , to w orsh ip as they please, to be s a fe in t h e ir h o m e s fr o m u n w a r r a n te d searches and seizures. T h e s e con stitu tion al safeguards sustain the fla m e o f lib e rty and h a ve Inspired e m e rg in g d em ocra cies around th e w orld fo r centuries. T h e Bill o f R ig h ts has been a con stan t so u rce o f stren gth fo r A m erica n s w h e n e v e r th eir rights h a ve been threatened. N o d o cu ­ m en t In A m e ric a n h istory, excep t p erh ap s the D e c la r a tio n o f In d e p e n d e n c e , h a s b een ch erish ed so d eep ly. Y e t a recen t p u blic op in ion poll fo u n d that 5 9 percen t o f A m erica n s could not id e n tify th e Bill o f R igh ts. M any pu n d its doubt w h e th e r the A m e rica n p eop le w ould ev en ratify th ese liberties If th ey w ere put to a vo te today. In fact, p o lls sh ow that som e A m e rica n s w o u ld glad ly d ispen se w ith m an y o f the lib erties con tain ed In the B ill o f Rights. T a k e , fo r ex a m p le, th e h ig h ly em otion a l tlflag-burnlng co n troversy . B ow in g to public sen tim en t. P resid en t B u sh p ro p o s e d a con ­ stitu tio n a l ban on to rc h in g th e national e m b le m . C on gress rejected this m isgu ided m c a su fe . th u s preservtn g ‘ a Supffcthe~COQrr' ru lin g that su ch protests, h o w e v e r distasteful, a re protected b y the First A m en d m e n t. A n o th e r c o n te n tio u s F ir s t A m e n d m e n t issue cen ters on m ilita ry cen sorsh ip o f the press In the Persian G ulf. A large m a jo rity o f A m e rica n s sid es w ith th e m ilita ry on this poin t. S om e g o so far a s to q u estion the p atriotism o f Journalists w h o report u n fa vor­ a b le news abou t the w ar. C N N rep orter Peter A rn ett, w h ose B aghdad reports w e re cleared b y Iraqi censors, w as b ran ded b y S en . A lan Sim pson. R -W yo., as an e n em y sym p a th izer. O thers h ave urged that A rn ett be tried for treason w h en he returns to the U nited States. T h ese First A m e n d m e n t issues illu strate tilt* d e g re e to w h ich th e Bill o f R igh ts an im ates and so m etim es agitates o u r lives. In u ph old in g th e right o f students to refrain from recitin g the P le d g e o f A lle g ia n c e in 1943, the h ig h court held that "fr e e d o m to d iffe r is not lim ited to things that d o not m a tte r m u ch . T h a t w ou ld be a m ere shadow o f fre e d o m ." T h e Bill o f R ights has been described a p p rop riately the soul o f the nation. L E T T E R S T O E D IT O R Letters to tin- editor are welcome. All letters 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 in editing. B erry's W o rld % % If ^ "Do you think we ought to disburse our assets?” S c h o o l s o c ia l w o rk w e e k o b s e rv e d Tuesday, the 26th o f February 1991. the School Board o f Seminole County unanimously adopted a proclamation designating March 4 through 8 , 1991, “ School Social Work W eek.” The proclamation specifically recognized the contributions school social workers make to the educational system: Lois Jackson has been the lady directing school social work services In the County since 1975. Her precursor. Marie Taylor, was Seminole County’s flr g social worker. She introduced social work services to the schools In 1970. At that there were approximately 25,000 students and 32 schools. Jackson shared a prized newspaper clipping dated September 3. 1972. The clipping quoted Taylor and stated that her primary function was " to keep our children In school." Her services Involved visiting families and helping with Items o f clothing to facilitate children’s return to school. School social workers still perform this service and many more. Jackson realized that the escalating student population created a need for expansion o f school social work services. Currently, there are four­ teen school social workers, two attendance officers, and one attendance assistant visiting families under her supervision. Historically when attendance is a continuing Issue at the elementary school level It may be symptomatic o f family dysfunction. Conse­ quently. It Is more appropriate for a social worker to contact the family and provide help as needed. M M MOLE LURLENE SWEETING through referrals. School social workers arc that part of the educational team that links the schools with the families they serve and the community of which they are a part. The school district’s exceptional education p r o g r a m s u t iliz e s s o c ia l w ork s e rv ic e s extensively as part o f the data gathering process In assessing a student's need for services. School social workers arc professionally trained. Among the 14 social workers on Jackson’s staff (Including herself}. 11 staff members have master’s degrees In social work. At the middle and high school levels non One has a master’s degree In liberal arts and two attendance Is often truancy. Therefore, atten­ have bachelor's degrees In social work. There Is dance officers service families at those levels. discussion at the state level to require a master’s The plethora of economic, social and medical degree In social work for entry Into school social problems engulfing families today require special work. helping skills. Social workers arc trained to offer The University o f Central Florida doesn't ofTer assistance while preserving the dignity o f the a master’s level program. They olTer a bachelor’s family. of arts In social work. Jackson has an Intern from Social workers arc well acquainted with the University or Central Florida Interning with community resources and making proper refer­ them. On occasion they tjave interns front rals to private organizations and public agencies. Florida State’s master’s degree program. Linda They often see families In great distress Rcabls served her Internship with them while at economically and socially. For example. If a F.S.U. family Is about to be evicted they would like to Social workers observe the same pay schedule Intervene prior to the family’s becoming home­ less. They also work to prevent electric and as teachers. Jackson envisions greater need for water services from being disconnected. In social work services as more social problems e s s e n c e , t h e y a s s is t fa m ilie s in d ir e arise In the families of the children served by the circumstances lo meet basic human needs school district. JA C K A N D ER SO N GIs won’t miss Persian gulf much ------- - . . . . L . G W m N K n G H n s .TFCCra K jR . k TOMTIEDE Hey, w anna’ be a hangman? SMYRNA. Dei. — It looked a few years ago as If Delaware was going to carry out Its first execution In almost half a century. A convicted murderer named Billy Bailey had exhausted most of the legal-appeal process, and the state's corrections department began making the gloomy but necessary preparations. The preparations In this case Included a gallows. Delaware Is one o f three states tliat authorizes hanging as a capital punishment. The old scaffold here, on the grounds o f the Smyrna penitentiary, had fallen Into disrepair. Hence It was rebuilt behind a large screening fence, which was weathered to an appropriate black. The penally was never carried out. as It happened. Bailey got a most timely stay. And In retrospect, that was probably a relief lo authorities. Bailey was entitled to choose Ills form of execution, hanging or legal Injection, and if he had picked the former over the latter no one knows if a hangman could have hern found. Hangmen. It seems, arc in short supply. It's not work, after all. that Is very much called for anymore. Legal authorities say they know of no one who has the required experience In Delaware to handle the Job; and. In fact, there may be only a handful uf people In all o f North America who have practiced the profession. Fred Silverman Is Delaware’s ranking deputy uttorncy general. He says he ca n ’ t say precisely what would be done if Billy Bailey's execution Is rescheduled, and the noose Is selected; “ I suppose we would ask around In some of the other slates. You can't exactly put an advertisement tn the paper, it’s a problem ." And the problem goes beyond the gallows. Penal officers across the nation have begun to be concerned about soliciting qualified pro­ fessionals for electrocutions and lethal Injec­ tions as well. There are 2.400 prisoners under sentence o f death tn 34 states, and It's Increasingly hard to get good help In dispat­ ching them. In 1989, for example, executioners In Texas took almost an hour lo kill a man who did not respond as anticipated to an Injection. Execu­ tions have also been botched in Florida, where one man was set afire by electric current, and In Alabama, where It took 20 ghastly minutes and repeated high-voltage charges to kill another. Then there are the out-and-out "killing merchants." One warden In the South says he gets regular rails from “ coconuts'* peddling "execution ware." Florida Is beset with “ weird volunteers" every lime an electrocution date Is announced. And there are several people whose letterheads Identify them as: execution advisers Delaware's Silverman says the botching and the amateur brutes have always been u part of capital punishment. So It’s especially Impor- lant to seek real experts for the gallows. There Is nothing so distressing, he suggests, as when a hanged man doesn't die. and has tn be strung up a second lime to satisfy the law. Officials in Washington state and Montana agree. They arc the other Jurisdictions that still have scaffolds In place. Veltry Johnson, a corrections publicist In Washington slate, says hanging may lx.* a fundam entally lowtechnology endeavor — a man. a rope and a piece o f beam — b u I it d e m a n d s e x t r a o r d in a r y f i ­ nesse. The mix1, for one thing, must be of sufficient size and length. There is a dispute as to whether hemp nr synthetic Is best. And the noose f Botching and m ust a lso be a r­ the amateur r a n g e d w ith p r e ­ brutes always cision: If the loop have been docs not close tight around j en ou gh , the neck may not easily break, and. If the cinch gels too close, the head can lx- wrenched from the body. Silverman says the rules arc spelled out for the most part in. of all things, a U.S. military manual. The armed services once carried out hangings routinely — a sergeant at the Nuremberg war crimes trial was said to huve hung 350 people in his career — so Silverman says that hangings in Delaware go by the Arm y book. The book was used to reconstruct the Delaware gallows, for Instance. Big timbers and a spare nxif to repel the rain. The book also suggests that the structure be tested from time ' to time. Thus, corrections employees have tied a hag of sand tn a ro|n\ dropped It through the trap door, and leit It popped wide open on Un­ cart h. The book says nothing about finding a hangman, however. And the gallows Is Inoper­ able without such a mechanic. Silverman says hr has heard rumors about a Canadian hangman who may or may not be available. Other than that, he adds. It might he jxisslble to get a person within the corrections system to accept the assignment. This kind of thing apparently has happened herr once before. Delaware was the last stale lo use Hogging lor corporal punishment. And malefaetors might still lx- getting it save for circumstances. The legislature abolished flog­ ging In the 197Ds. and one reason was that It was piorr und more difficult to find whippers. W ITH U.S. FORCES IN SAUDI ARABIA Ask the soldiers here for a list o f things they will least miss about the Persian Gulf, and they will need a ream of paper. Besides the sand and the sun. here arc the things U.S. troops will be happy to leave behind: □ MREs. the ubiquitous Meals Ready to Eat. served In a pouch, consumable hot or cold. We thought they were passable, hut we didn't have local them for six months. Th e meals come in a d o z e n v a r ie tie s with tiny bottles of T a b a s c o sauce to give them some bite. Swaps were the order o f the day. and the coveted meal was the o n e w ith a l it t le packet o f M&M can­ dles. Th e soldiers tried lo be creative with their rations. Some added cheese and crushed, crackers _jp__ their tuna and called it a "casserole," hut It was not like Mom’s f Soldiers tried h o m e c o o k in g . to be creative Others made make­ with their rations. J shift chile by mixing th e “ b e ef s l i c e s " en tree with som e­ thing dubiously called the "bean component" and Tabasco sauce. Peanut butter fudge was concocted u s in g two cocoa p a ck ets, four coffee creamers, one envelope of peanut butter and hot water. Some Americans even tried lo trade their food to the French, but the French turned up their noses. □ Slow mall. The 300 tons o f dally mall came slower and slower en route as trucks were diverted for shipping the more vital supplies to the front. One major figured out it took nearly two months from the time Ills wife posed a quest ion in a letter and got the answer back. "W riting letters Is almost no dialogue at all." he complained. "It's more lik e tw o so lilo q u ies that occasion ally overlap." □ Camoullage uniforms. Many soldiers found them too heavy for the desert heal, but the troops had no choice. The lY-ntagon sent 5.2 million o f the outfits lo the Gulf. Few soldiers complained about the uneom fort able but necessary Kevlar helmets, since they were considered protection against head injuries. But the bools had few fans. The Saudi Shoe Co. In Dammam made a killing selling Tram 10,000 to 15.000 pairs nl light-weight boots (something akin to hightop Hush Puppies) to soldiers who didn't like the Army Issue. U High security. All the key camps were ringed with sandbags, concertina wire, con­ crete and machine gun emplacements. No one could go anywhere without a weapon, a gas mask and u password. Tliat mude for som e Interesting ensem bles — soldiers wearing T-shirts, shorts and snower shoes with an M-Id and a gas mask slung over their shoulders. And there were some bizarre conversations. A guard might say. "W ell sir. read any good NOVELS lately." to which a soldier was supposed to answer. "N o. Just a lot o f RUBBISH." One d iv is io n rejected the use of bedroom" and "crusade" as the password and response of ihe day. The disappointed soldiers had planned a fine variety of exchanges around that combina­ tion. □ Dirty clothes and sleeping hags. Laundry facilities werr rare, and hand washing clothes meant hanging them out to dry in a sand storm. The pentagon was supposed to supply enough spare sleeping bags so the troops could rotate their dirty ones Into the laundry, but the spares never materialized. Anyone who turned a sleeping hag over to the laundry had to sleep a few nights bundled tn clothing until the bag came buck ! . Latrines They are always rudimentary, and never the high point of military life In Vietnam, locals were hired for the cleanup and burning of waste, but In this war Americans had to do their own. �March 10, 1901 - IA Babe Contlnred from Pag* 1A , baseball wILh nn authrnlic signature or Ihe Babe la now $5,000, As Ruth waited at home place that day he appeared tired and haggard. But when he stepped up to the microphone to ac­ knowledge his welcome to San­ ford he threw back his shoulders and d is p la y e d that fam ous grin o f hla. But the folks there that day could sec It was only a matter o f lim e for Ruth. He was sulTertng with throat cancer. He had gone through several operations. During the winter o f 1947-1948 he resided here In Florida. He said he thought that It had done him some good und that he hoped he'd get back most o f his health. But It wasn't to be. It was August 16. 1948 — exactly five months later to the day. f was at Harris Field In Gainesville, broadcasting a Flor­ ida State League game between the Sanford Giants and the G-Men. Suddenly, through my ea rp h o n es I heard the a n ­ nouncer at W TRR In Sanford break Into Ihe broadcast. He said. “ W e regret to report that Balx- Ruth Is dead." He had died In a New York City hospital. There were several thousand County Sports Hall o f Fame, noticed the name o f Murray Kenner. I recalled the tast time f saw Murray he was with his brother Jack at an NFL exhib­ ition game at Tampa Stadium between the Washington Red­ skins and the Miami Dolphins. Thanks to Alva Conway, one So. I called Jack to find out o f the twin daughters o f Elmer about Murray who was better "S w ed e" Lundqulst who spent known as "U sh y ." Murray Is now 77 and lives In most o f his life with Hill Imple­ ment Company, we now know Lake Mary. While at Seminole that one o f the early principals o f High he played football and In Eastsldc Primary at Palmetto his senior year was a n ' Alland Sixth Street was Velma Southern center. He also starred Mitchell. She also was the prin­ In track, basketball and baseball. cipal at Southstde Primary for At one time hr was with the many years. Mildred Pearce also N F L 's P h ila d e lp h ia E a g les . When Murray left football he called to let us know about Mrs Mitchell. But we also were called turned to boxing. Later he com ­ by Mrs. Elizabeth Lcfller Bush pleted his athletic career when who not only told us about Mrs. for several years he served as a Mitchell but that even before sparring partner for the former w h e n E m m a O w e n s w a s great heavyweight champion. Eastslde's principal. She was Joe Louis. By the way, you old timers assisted by Annie Mac Dyson and Mrs. L.P. McCollough. Mr. might like to know that Murray M cC ollou gh wus a Sanford and Jack's cousin. Anna Kanner g ro c e r. D u rin g th ose days Samuels and her husband Lee Carm cta Barber Ray was a arc still residing In Atlanta. teacher at Eastsldc. Mrs. Bush Is Anna was a teacher for many the wife o f former Seminole years In local schools. There couldn't be many o f us who are County Engineer Bill Bush. up In years that didn't have Miss I recently saw a list o f potential Anna for a teacher In Junior or candidates for the Seminole senior high school. p e o p l e a t S a n f o r d 's o ld Municipal Stadium that March day. And. If they're still living they'll never forget seeing the great Yankee slugger In person the day Babe Ruth came to Sanford. VolunteersContinued from Page 1A DEATHS Sanford, where he resided for M A B E L PEACH Mabel Peach. 94. 1215 Onaru Ihe past 25 years. He retired In 1969 after serving In the Navy St., Sanford, died Thursday at fur more than 30 years as a Navy Longwood Health Care Center. Aviation Ordinance Chief Petty Born Aug. 29. 1897. she moved OITlcer. He was at Pearl Harbor to S a n fo rd from L y n n fic ld . when the Japanese attacked the Mass., In 1984. She was u Hawaiian Islands In 1941 and homemaker and a member of also served In Die Korean and C enter Methodist Church In Saugus. Mass. Vietnam War. Survivors Include daughters. He was a member of Blessed Sacram ent Catholic Church. Murion McycrholT of Del Ray L a k e M ary. N ation al Pearl Beach, Irene Smith. Sanford. Harbor Survivors Association. Patricia H ocking. Lyn n ficld : Pearl Harbor Survivors Associa­ sons. Clyde. Indianapolis. Alfred. tion o f Central Florida Chapter 2. Peabody, Mass.. William. LynVFW Post. Sanford. USS St. nhurst. Mass.. Norman. Saugus: Louis (CL-491 Survivors Associa­ 18 grandchildren: 24 grea t­ tion and the Fleet Reserve Asso­ grandchildren. ciation Branch 147. He was also B n ld w in -F a trch lld Funeral a member of Besl Years Senior Homes. Oaklawn Chapel. Lake Mixed Bowling League of the Mary, in charge or arrange­ Naval Training Center In Or­ ments. lando and Sanford. M AR O AR ET LOIS W A G N E R S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e s o n . Margaret Lois Wagner. 69. 417 L a w r e n c e C.. T a lla h a s s e e , H a c ie n d a V i l l a g e . W in t e r daughter. Charlynnc Virginia Springs, died W ednesday at CHARLES VALENTINE Bourne. llousKxi. Texas: sisters. Longwood Health Care Center. M IKLUS Charles Valentine Mlklus. 69. Lu dm illa Lindner. Veronica Bom April 20. 1921. In Athens. o f Tallahassee, formerly of San- Sangl. both of Bayonne. N.J. and Ala., she was owner-operator o f a Rosalie Hollo! of Clarksburg. W. beauty shop and a member of f o r d . d ie d T u e s d a y at Tallahassee Memorial Regional Va.: three grandchildren. Church o f Christ. Bcvls Colonial Funeral Home. M e d i c a l C e n t e r . B o rn til Su rvivors Include husband. C!atk?tjurg> W _Vj» . h r moved- to. Tallahassee, In charge of ar- James: daughter. Mrs. Steven Tallahassee six months ago from rnngcmenls. Casebolt, Kentucky: sons, Jim* Green. Robert, both o f Orlando; s is t e r s . V e r n tc e H u n t le y . Cathcran Raney, both o f Athens. Joyce Hart. Florida: two grand­ children. B ald w ln -F alrch lld Funeral Home. Orlando. In charge of arrangements. east San­ ford. She was bom on the land her father Richard Johnson farmed where the Central Flori­ da Regional Airport Is now. Her father sold his land to the fe d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t for the former military airfield, she said. Her father also farmed the east The Music Ministry of CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH r F U N E R A LS MIKLUS. C H A R L Il V A L C N T IN I A M m * of rho RMurroction M l hold Friday ol BlotMd Socromont Colhollc Church, TolUhoMoo. Tht burial will bo In Arlington NolWnol Comotory, Arlington. V o . on Wodnotday, March 11. at ] p m. with lull military honor*. 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March 10. 1991 Seminole High School Springfest Springiest— C ontinued from Page 1A among all thr organizations 1li.il participated in the day's activities. Lund(|iilst said that so many chlrkcn lunches were sold that the chefs had trouble keeping up with the orders. Fly 3 p.m.. more than 730 orders had been filled. "Because of the weather It took so much longer to cook thr chickens.*’ he said. “ W e had people standing In line watting for Ihr lunches." The covered walkways that connect all the buildings at Seminole High School may have saved the day. Lundqutst said. “ Everyone Just stayed under the walkways and nobody got tori wet out here today." be said. If It had not ticcn for the rain, organizers said the Springfest would have been even more su ccessfu l, but no one was complaining. " W e did really w ell.” said Jeanette Stlffcy. who helped put the Springfest together " I don't think anyone would complain " School officials feel that the fundraiser was a success and hope to begin a tradition. " T h i s was loads o f fu n ." Lundquist said. "Il was our first, but it certainly won't be our last." MmU PtBtoaty TonuiryVtncwrt Students and others alike sought shelter to keep dry during the rain Saturday at Seminole High School’s Springfest. £T ~ -■. n FAST IN CO M E TA X REFUNDS 48 Hours f o r ’30.00 within Need your return in a hurry? Call us Today, for electronic filing. 4 8 h o u r re tu rn f o r s3 0 ° ° * F & S Electronic Filin g 200 N. Denning Dr., W in ter Park m Freshman ch eerlead er Davis was cold. Customer Joyce Jones (left) stops at table set up Saturday for Sprlngfesl by members of the Seminole High School girls soccer team: Dianna A ngl 644-9392 • Dank Tet Not Included Davis, Lisa Lindamood, Christy Oliver, Spelgle, Dawn Burks and Darlene Pinto. Dana G e r a n iu m s C IT R U S T R E E S A L E FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY a Whit* Sod St. Augustin* Easy to Grow Florstam Hours: M-F 10-6, SAT. 116, SUN. 11-4 mm m 79 Ea. Pl*c* F l o r i d a Rosea Florist Ou#flty/V«ri*ty th us in Tisa 2 Yr. Old 4 Yr. Old 3 gallon 5 gallon $ 7 9 5 $ 2 9 95 3 Yr. Old EXTRA LARGE TREES E l. * 2 GsL Pot IsThsy Last 25th St. landscaping 3 gallon 95 2400 W. 25th St., Sanford 321-2525 $ 1 1 Many WILLYOU BEREADY WHENHEIS? Seminole High’s Air Force Junior ROTC table was set up to raise money for fhe military bail and was staffed by Sgt. Lisa Pelers (tell), S.Sgt. Kathy Metzger and Cadet Tech Sgt. Jerri Sharp. TALLAHASSEE - The state will conduct u crim inal In­ vestigation into a sales scant at Southern Hell Telephone Co. that has already been reviewed by the company and Is still under Inquiry by utility re­ gulators. Attorney General Hob Hot­ ter wort It's office will determine " if there were crimes committed and who’s responsible for It," said Peter Antonacct. deputy attorney general. "W e are going to have a full-scale Investigation by our economic crimes unit." Th e company disclosed the sales scam last fall and said It had fired five workers In Orlando and West Palm Beach and re­ funded StiOO.OOO to -10,000 cus­ tomers who had been signed for maintenance services they had not approved. S ou th ern Hell sp okesm an Spent Canton said Holler w o r t h 's office knew alrout an internal company probe of the sales scam for several months and that the company w i l l cooperate w i t h the new Investigation. "W e 're going to cooperate with anybody who wants to find out more Information altout this." Canton said. 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Americans can think o f Quayle as "President Quayle.” ” 1 think he's getting a had rap.” said political scientist Theodore Lowl o f Cornell Uni­ versity. who quickly added that lie's no fan o f Quayle. "Pari of the wimp factor for Bush came from his behaving like a vice president should." And that, said Lowl. Is what Quayle Is doing. Bush managed to overcome jibes that he was a wimp, a lap dog. a second banana unwilling to cite any Issue on which he differed with Ronald Reagan. So. why not Quayle? "N o b o d y ever said George Bush wasn't smart." said Demo­ cratic pollster Peter Hart. "N o ­ body ever said George Bush didn't have experience." A Republican who Insisted on Conservative court deals blow to conservatives By JAMBS H. RUBIN |AP News Analysis WASHINGTON - An Increas[in g ly co n servative Suprem e 'ourt dealt an Ironic, devastaljlng defeat last week to a cause Close to the hearts and pocketbooks ol many conservatives. | The court, with a near min­ tim ity tliiit d e lig h te d and ktna/cd consumer activists, d r­ illed the American business immunity's campaign for more protection from costly lawsuits. By a 7-1 margin. I he Justices Refused to limit the sl/e of punitive damage awards Juries lay impose lo punish'and deter frongdoers. It may not Ik* the court's Iasi jrord on the subject. But for low , the Justices have turned 'thumbs down on granting new |consiiiutloual protection to corirnttons that claim they are ting treated unfairly. Many iscrvntlvc organizations had jed the court to provide such ilecttou. But what amounts lo an an* tl-buslncss ru lin g also Is a lumph for Judicial restraint — a ; core doctrine of the conservative legal agenda. The ruling "is an Irony lor those who thought Judicial re­ straint always means a victory for corporate A m erica," said Alan Slohodln. head of the con­ serva tive W ashington Legal Foundation. He favors limits on punitive damage awards. Court w atchers and legal scholars said the decision dem­ o n s tra te d the ju s tic e s ' r e ­ luctance to act like a legislature, setting policy rather than In­ terpreting the Constitution. " If the court opened the door to the manufacturers' argument, there simply was no end to It." said Arthur Bryant, head of the p ro -c o n s u m e r L a w y e r s for Public Justice. " Im p o s in g restriction s on what a state can do would get the court into a mess." added Georgetown University law pro­ fessor Mark Tushnel. "It would mean a lot of supervision of the Instructions ju dges gave lo juries." Slotxidfu held out the hoi»e the Justices still might find some punitive damage awards arc so excessive they exceed constitu­ tional bounds, but spokesmen for the business community were more pessimistic. anonymity pul It more harshly: "N o one thought George Bush was too stupid In lie prcsldcnl." Friends, foes and academics speculate at len gth on Ihc meaning and the depth of the vice president's Image problem and what be might do to repair It. Ironically, the prospect that Republicans have a sure winner In 1992 Is prompting concern lhal the GOP could find Itself with a sure loser In '96. Special notice Is given lo polls thnt say Quayle finishes nearly 20 points behind Gen. Colin Powell when Republicans arcasked Ihelr preference for the 1992 vlre presidential nomina­ tion. Dump Quayle for the chair­ man of the Join! Chiefs of Staff? No way. says Ihc W hile House. Hut It's an Idea that makes the hearts o f Quayle critics heal a little faster, th e y argue that Quayle can't win In ‘96 and lhal after two terms as vice president he'd have a big edge In the race for the GOP nomination. "T h e fear Is that the parly Is sufficiently made up of loyalists that Quayle could use the trap­ pings o f Air Force 2 ." said another anonymous Republican critic or the vice president. "T h e fear Is lhal lie could ride that all the way to I he nomination and. o f course, then there goes what would then be a 16-year string of control of the White House." I* 1 0 4 0 S p a c e m a k e r P lu s M IC R O W A V E O V EN Milch Daniels, a former While House poll!leal director, brushes (in’ I he Quayle bashing. •Eeeytoueid— lew A e — llwidnleBwfc digluldiapU* m* clock. •Tonet>* f * IIpriwide "A ll vice presidents face this." Daniels said. "But George Hush proved they could nnt only surmount It. but do It very s u d d e n ly . R ig h t now . Dan Quayle never looked any better from the standpoint that the ticket Is looking very formidable and scintilla of a chance that he wasn't going to be on it has been erased.” "W c'rc going to get used to Dan Q u a y le ." said sch ola r Stephen Hess of the Brookings Institution. “ His hair Is going lo gray, lines will appear on hik face." am meeswerf censonioaeohr fendi boapngaratf bjrtwo kgqw pome Iwle. •WoH ptanftuagdiapUy nunIda pmgrwnmuig bmrucuonc •Tan* Dafitot •ndAuto DrfraoL » Auto Sum Control ptpy i nu ih« w u to M n n o m O ) tofjn cooking « • praa ton* wilkin • I I hour period. Model JVM132J •F.un wide. 10cult aeoncorky. Guaranteed Lowest P rices o r W e ll Refund the D ifference Ed Milcariky's Appliance Centre1Inc. 461 E. Hwy. 434 • Longwood, FL (1 light West of Hwy. 17-92) r Hess, under the assumption that a Bush-Quayle ticket Is victorious next year, added: "The American people will learn lo live with Dan Quayle. 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"Welcome Judy" Is located at the Winn-Dixie Shopping er at Lake Mary Blvd. & 17-92 ore op e n M o n d a y that Saturday Wofc-tns W olcom o ij h q Cal for Your A p p o in tm e n t y matrix HAIRANOSXU4CAAC Sanford Herald is a p r o u d m e m b e r o f th e “ W e lc o m e W a g o n ” F a m ily in S e m in o le C o u n ty If Y o u A re : M o v in g In to O r A ro u n d T h e A re a G e ttin g M a rrie d H a v in g A B a b y L e t y o u r W e lc o m e W a g o n r e p r e s e n ta tiv e a n s w e r y o u r q u e s tio n s a b o u t th e a re a a n d p r e s e n t y o u w ith fre e g ifts . If Y o u L iv e In O n e O f T h e s e A re a s , P le a s e C a ll S a n fo rd — 3 3 0 -7 5 4 2 L a k e M a ry — 3 2 1 -6 6 6 0 L o n g w o o d — 8 6 9 -8 6 1 2 o r 774-1231 W in te r S p r in g s — 7 77 -33 70 A lta m o n te — 3 3 9 -4 4 6 8 C a s s e lb e rry — 6 95 -7 9 7 4 O v ie d o — 6 9 5 -3 8 1 9 Or Anyltme Day Or Night Call 646 9644 C a l l W a i t i n g im you talk on the phone and still pet important calls. for S110 a m onth. Plus, when you'.x out and want to call home, you can always prt through. O rder by A p ril JO and sal t the $9 00 connection charge Ask about o u r new rate discounts. Cal] 780 - 2144. Southern Bell W o S li'i if i A BELLSOUTH COMPANY N Reft* end m i # g i duller h o rn H a ti ft# i t « ! « trx j * '» h a b a u s t t i C JV*4| V o a tfirtti l h n Make vour life a touch easier- Call O n U s! ISO �6 * 'T v - - ¥ i-J t. < I a* kV — San lord Herald. Sanford, F lo rid a — Sunday, M arch B a p t is t Y o u t h 10, 1991 B la s t . Legal N otices Legal N o tice s IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AN O FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: ff MM CA-14-Q CALIFORNIA FEDERAL BANK, a Fedsral Saving* Bank, a Federal Chartered Saving* Bank a* succoswr In Interest to California Federal Saving* and Lean Association. Plaintiff, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INANOFOR lIMItfOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.i f H n K A N t JOHN SCHNEEMAN and ht* wtto. GLORIA SCHNEEMAN; and TH E CITIZEN S ANO SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA. And! Summer* (left), also known as Giggles the Clown, and Georgette* Biealltant, known u Snuggles the Clown, from Clermont, fill balloons for kids. N O TIC E OP SALS PURSUANT TO CHAPTER « NOTICE IS GIVEN that pur luanl to a Summary Pinal Ju d g m e n t e n u re d in tha above styled cause. I will soli to ttw highest and host bidder for cath at ttw west front dear of Itw Semlnol* County Courthouse Sanford, laminate County, Plarid*, at il:M a .m an tha Mfh day ot March. Iffl, tha following dtfcrlbtd w r v t ' f r t r : Lot H . r * U Cam log to ttw carded in Plat Book M. Pag** 17, N and Bf. at th* Public Record* ot Samlnoto County. Florid*. D A TE D this Uth day at Feb­ ruary, m t . MARYANNE MORSE. Clark at Itw Court By JanaE. Jatawlc Deputy Clerk Publish: March 1,10. tffl DED -If IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E E IG H TE EN TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT OF T H E STATE OP FLORIDA. IN A N O FO R SEM INOLE COUNTY C IV IL DIVISION Case He.: *0-301705-1*0 MOLTON, AL LE N A WILLIAMS CORPORATION, an Alabama corporation. Plaintiff, —Nr*— Huddled under umbrella, Ben Blake (left), Stephen Crnko and Lisa Sillaway, all of Sanford, watch as Mark Murray, of Longwood, tosses Frisbee before outside activity was called off. W3 if lP 1 When the rain came Saturday, many ot the participants gathered under shelters at Ft. Mellon Baptist blast------------letting up by late morning. Hroek said that the weather reports he had heard had promised clear skies by afternoon, but by noon It was clear that wasn't going to happen. "W e'd been praying for It to clear up." Brock sit Id. "Im agine what would have happened tr we hadn't been praying. We'd have had a hurri­ cane." The Youth Blast Is the beginning of First Baptist's Youth Kcvlval Week which will con­ tinue at the church through Wednesday. The First Baptist Church Is located at 519 Park Ave. in Sanford. Planned games, musical entertainment, law enforcement demonstrations and barbecue were called off. The barbecue was moved to the church's jtartsh hall. About 200 young people enjoyed half chickens Inside Instead of on the Inkcfront. "W e're going to have the real events Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday," Brock said. Monday, the church will host the week’s first Revival service. All the youngsters arc being encourage to bring a friend to the service. An award will be given to the youngster who brings l lie most guests. Tuesday's revtvul will be coupled with a l’l/za Blast where young people will be attic to eat all the pizza they want for a dollar. Wednesday night, the celebration will culmi­ nate in Victory Night, a revival service that will wrap up the other activities. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CATE NO SO 14*4 CA II 0 DIVISION C KILLak national sank. PUmMI v* LEE E CONNER KIMREHLEE V CONNER Defendant* NOTICE OF TALE Nolle* I* harvOy givvn Hull pursuant to 4 S u m n w i Fm*l Judgment ol Forectotur* to •ered herein. | will toll 1st property situated In Seminole County Flw>l)l deter-bed al I OT 14 BLOCK C. MIOOLE TON OAKS ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF A i RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK W PAUfck U H 4 A Ol- I H t PUBLIC RECORD! OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA TOGETHER WITH RANGE O VE N D IS P O S A L . DISH WASHER FAN HOOO CEN TRAL AIR WALL TO WALL CARPET *1 public * * i*. *o 1st highttl and bttl biddar lor ( i A *t the W tlt Hunt entrant* Stminolt County CourlruuM. in Sanlord. Florid*. *t 11 DO A M on in* nih d*y ol Mores, tttt WITNESS my K*nd and ol f>cl*l taal ol t«id Court ts.* ISIS d*y ot February. Itti •Court Stall MARVANNE MORSE CHr* ol ts* Circuit Court By JanaE Jatamc A* Otpuly Clar* Publics Marcs X 10. I**i DEO If NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* I* hereby glvtn Itwl t am engaged In buttn*** al I1M Spring Centre South Btvd-. Al­ tamonte Spring* »T14. Semlnol* County.- Florida, under th* Flctltiou* Nam* ot COMPUTER A N A L Y S IS A R E S O U R C E SERVICES, and that I tn and to register said name wlih ttw Sacrotary ol Slate. Tallahasta*. Florida. In accordance with th* provision* of th* Flctltiou* Nam* Statute. T o Wit: Section IS] Of, Florida Statute* 1fS7. Larry E. Lemon NoMc* aflat* of MetorVobkfe T O ; Vicfort* Griggs Owner/*am* 4BDColombiaSt., Orf.. F LO E lt Pqrry AuteCenter/Lienholder 11W. JerseySt.. OvI.FLJMO* B and H Mobil* Rep Servlce/Llenor CHUMAN CORPORATION, a F torIda Corporation. Plalnlltl. 11301.R. 437 Longwood. FL M7J0 Tel: 407 U4U14 Pursuant to F . i . I l l SIS, MM F L Lien Service*; agent for Manor will sell *1 public s*le for cash a l fI 1 M aid* JM1GB4M7C40«lt located *1 Lienor** piece to tefltfy * claimed lien lor labor and/or •forage In th* amount of 1741.70. Sal* dale April 1. m i 0 IB:M AM , 12» S R 1*17, Longwood. F L H 7 S . Said vehicle may b* redeemed by satisfying the lien prior to sale dal*. You have th* right to a hearing al any lime prior lo »alo date by tiling a demand for hearing In th* Circuit Court. Owner hat Ilia right to recover possession of vehicle by depositing a band In accordance with F.S. Slf.ftl. Any proceed* In accasi of The amount of ttw Han will bo deposited with th* Clerk ot tho Circuit Court In ttw County whore vehicle It hold. Pubtlih: March 10. 1001 OED-tS R IC H A R D A L V A R E Z and 0 IA N E L . ALVAREZ, Dffondantt. AM ENDED NOTICE OF M L R NOTICE IS H E R EB Y GIVEN that on Itw 11*1 day of March. Iffl, al 11:00 a.m . at Itw West Front Door *f ttw Samlnoto County Courthouse. Ml N. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida, fh* undersigned Clark will offer for sal* fo ttw highest bkfctor for cath ttw following described personal property; Lot 14. CR YSTAL RIDGE, according fo fh* plat thereof a* recardsd In Plat leak M. Page* fo through fo. Public Record* ot Seminal* County, Florida. This sal* Is made pursuant to a Final Judgment entered In C i v i l A c t i o n No. Cl fo -im CA U G now pending In the Circuit Court In and tor Samlnola County, Florida. O ATEO this ttth at Fabruary, Iffl. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIR C U IT COURT By: JanaE. Jasewtc Deputy Clark Publlth: March 1.10, Iffl DEO-14 and required to u r v i upon Joseph A. AI at qua, Esquire, attorney tor tha Plaintiff. whot* address I* Its Johnson Road. Turnaravlllo. Now Jareay n o il, an answer to ttw complaint Iliad In a civil action. In which the Gloucailar County Board ol Social Service! It plalnlltl and Barbara Ann Sanltt It ttw Oaten dan I. pending In the Superior Court ol Mew Jersey. within 4] days alter the publication ot Ihlt notice, it you tall to do to. lodgment by default may be rendered agalnit you lor the rellel demanded In the com­ plaint. You (hell tile your an twee and proof ol tervlce In duplicate with the Clerk ol ttw Superior Court, I North Broad Street. Woodbury. New Jeraey OWN. In accordance with the rule* oil the civil practice and procedure*. It you cannot allord to pay an attonwy. call a Legal Service* Office. An Individual not eligible for free legal assistance may obtain a referral to an attorney by calling a county lawyer referral tervlce. Theta number* may be lilted In ttw yellow page* ot your phone book. Ttw phono number* for ttw county In which Ihlt action I* pending are: Lawyer Referral Service, UOII M M JIf, Legal Service* Otflca. Hoi) Meciei. Ttw action ha* been Initltuted to recover fund* due the plaintiff In accordance with an agree m in i tlg n td between the portlet. Dated: March A lilt Donald F. Phelan, Clerk Superior Court ol New Jertey IN THE CIRCUIT COOET OP T N I E IG H TE EN TH JU 0IC IAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. Cate No.i tl-M G C A M K Oenerfl Jurisdiction Florida Bar N*.i ***** F L E E T REAL ESTATE FUNDING CORP.. Plaintiff vs IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F TH E IIT H JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOEIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO.W-SafO-CA-14-O CHRYSLER FIRST FIN AN CIAL SERVICES CORPORATION, a Delaware corporation. Plalnlltl. v*. M IC H AEL J.CARLONE and E LA IN E CARLONE. hit wile, and GLADYS B E N N ETT. Defendants S TA TE OF FLORIDA CO U N TY OF SEMINOLE NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT T O CHAPTER 41 NO TICE ts H E R EB Y GIVEN pursuant to an Order or Final Judgment of Forettoiure dated February n . Iff I, and entered In Cat* No. fOS47*CAHG, ol ttw Circuit Court ot ttw Eigh­ teenth Judicial Circuit In and tor Samlnola County. Florida, wherein C H R YS LER FIR ST FIN ANCIAL SERVICES COR PORATION. It ttw Plalnlltl. and M IC H AEL J. CARLONE and E LA IN E CARLONE. hit wile, and GLADYS B E N N ETT, are ttw Defendant*. I will tall to ttw highest and bast bidder lor cash at ttw West Front Door of th* Samlnola County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, at It o'clock a.m. an ttw Iftti day of March. Iff I, th* following described property a* set forth In said Order or Final Judgment, to wit; Lot A f. 10 and It, Block " F " , NORTH C H U IU O TA ar-mdlng to ttw Plat ttwraot at recorded In Plat Book 1. Pag* 54. Public Record ol Samlnola County. Florida. D A TE D al Sanford. Samlnola County, Florida, this Uth day of February, m i. ELIZABETH A. BUDREAU. If living,tlui..•t il., Defendants NOTICE OP ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA T O : E L I Z A B E T H A. BUOREAU. If living.'and It m a rrie d , J O E R O E . her husband, who** real name It uncertain. It living. Including any unknown spout* ol said Defendant* It either ha* remar Had and It alltwr or both ol tald Defendant* are deceased. their respective unknown heirs, de­ visee*. grantee*, assignee*, creditor*, lienor* end trustee*, and all ether person* claiming by, through, undtr or against tha named Defendants Whose residence addret* It unknown. YOU ARE N O TIFIED lhat an action to foreclose a mortgage on tho following property In Semlnol* County, Florida: Lot H . SANFORD PLACE, a subdivision, according to th* plat thereof a* recorded In Plat Book U . Pag** 33 through 3J. ot tho Public Records ot Semlnol* County, Florida. hat been tiled against you and JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. and all other person* In possession ol subiect real prop erty. whot* real nemo* are uncertain, and you are required to tarv* a copy ol your written deleniet, If any. to It on: JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O , ESQUIRE. Plalntifl't attorney whot* addret* It: H I N. Franklin Street, Sulto 17M. Tamp*. Florida 33407 on or before th* Ifth day ol March. Iffl. and file th*original with th* Clerk ot this Court either belor* service on Plain till's attorney or Immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered against you for th* relief demanded In Ih* Complaint or Pot 11Ion DATED on this Hth day ol February, lift. C LE R K O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT BY: Haather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publish: February 14 A March 1.10.17. Iffl DEC-147 M ARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol th* Circuit Court By: JanaE. Jotewic Deputy Clerk Publlth: March 10. I f f ! Publish: March 1.10. I f fl DED 9* DED II Park along Lake Monroe on the edge ot downtown Sanford. Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Continued from P a ge I A A U R ELIO G O B B I.lt living, and all unknown part let claiming by, through, under or against Ihe above named Defendant* who are not known to be dead or alive, whether said unknowg) part tot may claim an Intorest at spout**, heir*, devisee*, grantee*, or other claimant*, claiming by. through, undar or agalnstttwtaldAURELIO GOBBI. Defendant*. NO TICE OF SALE Notice I* hereby given that, pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure anforad In ,th* a bo va -tlyltd cautt, Jn th* C ircu it C ourt el S tm in olt County, Florida. I will (all ttw property situate In Semlnol* County. Florida, described at: Lot III. SUNRISE VILLAG E UN IT 3 according to ttw Plat thereof a* recorded In Plat Book 17, Pag* 5f. Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida, at public sal*, to Itw highest and best bidder, lor cath. at the West Front Door ol the Semlnol* County Courthouse, at Sanlord, Florid* at 11:00 A M. an March If. Iffl D ATED this Uth day ot Feb. ruery,Iffl. M ARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By Jane E. Jetewlc Deputy Clerk Publish: M arch!. 10. Iffl DED 14 Legal N otices Legal N otices Notice I* hereby given that I am tngagad In builneit at XSO West Slat* Road 4*. Sanlord. n t f l. Semlnol# County. Florida, under the Flctltiou* Nam* ot AARON PRINTS, and that I Intend lo regular Mid name with IS* Secretary ot State. Tallahassee. Florid*. In ac cordance with the provision* ot IS* Fictitious Name Statute, ToWII Section 145 07 Florida Statutes lest Aaron Li soberry Publish March 10. ITTI OEDM IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FRO BATE DIVISION CASE NO. tl 111 CP IN RE ESTATE OF MARY H. LEMRLE Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tho admlmslralion ol th* estate ol M ARY H LEMBLE. deceased Fit# No « l 111 CP. 1s pending In the Circuit Court tor S em ln ol* County. F lo rid a. Probate Division. Ihe address ol which I* Sem lnol* County CourlhouM. Sanlord. Florida Jiff I Tha names and addrasMS ot th* personal representative and th e p e r s o n a l r a p r * tentative'* attorney are te l forth below All Interested person* er* required lo file with this court. WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE (It all claim* agam*l the estate and 111 any oblactlon by an Interested person to whom this notice wai mailed that challenge* th* valid lly ol In* will, the quellliceliont ol the personal representative, venue or |urltd«lion ol tho (Ogft ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILEO W ILL BE FOR EVER BARRED Publication ol Ihlt Node* has begun on March 10. 1*11. Personal Representative Helen H Forsyth* tOMort* Loop Ml Winter Springs. FI JltOO Attorney lor Personal Representative William M Morrison •01 Orient* Av* Altamonte Springs El Jjroi Telephone 4 > 004 MM Publish March to. I). IN I DED TV Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. TO 47*} CA M EL SOUTHEAST MORTGAGE COMPANY. Take advantage ol this special oiiei Th is is a great opportunity for you to enjoy the same great results a our regular classified custom ers at no cost to you. Ju st follow thesi Instructions. Plaintiff. vs M IDI AND CONST RUCTION A DEVELOPMENT. INC . m a r io d e l f i a : c o . FRANCES E DELFIACCO. BENJAMIN J LUPO. RON TUM.INC : SIGNATURE POOLS. INC : CAMBAY CORP.d/b/a JESSUPS SPECIALTY PRODUCTS. MIRROHSANDGLASS. MID FLORIDA CABINETS. INC . LUM BERCENTEROF CENTRAL FLORIDA. INC . DEL AIR HEATING. AIR CONDITIONING A REFRIGERATION. INC J SUNNILANOCORP and KOBRIN BUILDERS SUPPLY OF ORANGE CITY. INC.. Defendant* NOTICE OF ACTION TO M ARIO DELFIACCO indl vidually and as Registered Agent ol Midland Construction A Development. Inc -a n d MIDLANO CONSTRUCTION A DEVELOPMENT. INC YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to forte lose a mortgage on th* following proparly in Seminole County. Florida Lot 4J. MARKHAM MEAD OWS. according to th* Plat tnaraol. a t recorded in Plat Bock at. Pages I f 41. Public Records of Semlnol* County. Florida has boon Iliad against you and you are required to verve a copy ot your written defenses. It any. to It on Charles W Sail. Esquire. P la in tiff's attorney, w h ot* address I* H I Eatl Pm* Sir**! Sulla 1100. Orlando. Florida 11*01. on or before April S. iffI. end III* th* original with the clerk of Ihlt court either before service on pleintill’t attorney or I m m e d ia t e ly t h e r e a f t e r , otherwise e dr leu it will be entered against you tar th* rellat demanded In the Com plaint DATED Ihlt lllh day ol Fab ru ery .Iff I 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. A d s will be scheduled to run for 10 days. Price of Item m ust be stated in the ad and be $100 or less. O n ly 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 C om m ercial) only. Does not apply to rentals o r garage & yard sales. 6 . T h e ad m ust be on the form shown below and either be m ailed In or presented In person fully prepared to the Sanford Herald Classified Departm ent. 7. A d will start as soon as possible. 8 . Classified M anagem ents decisio n on co p y acceptability will be final. BUY IT. SELL IT. FIND IT. CLASSIFIED MAIL T O : FREEBIE AOS Sanlord Harold P.O. Box 1857 Sanford, FL 32772-1657 4 ONLY ONE ITEM • MUST INCLUDE PRICE PRINT AO HEAEl . N AM E M ARYANNE MORSE Clerk pi th* Court By Heather Brunner As Deputy Clerk Publish March J tt. 17.14. i f f l DED JO ADDRESS Subscr i be To Th* Sanford Hsrsld )T*. JNo ■1100 OR LESS �I Sanford HarakJ, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 10, 1W1 — 9A e a lth /F itn e s s IN B R IE F G a t ready for 'O u r First* ORLANDO — Florida Hospital announces "Our First.” a free program designed to help ftrst-tlme parents get ready for the hyslcal. emotional and lifestyle changes that come with avlngababy. Membership In the Our First program gives expectant parents Information and support that's especially helpful before and after the baby arrives. Services Include: •Physician referral (If requested) • A monthly newsletter with tips for expectant parents •A ccess to the Our First "Stork Line." a special telephone Information service •Valuable discounts from area merchants • Information about parent education classes For more Information about Florida Hospital's Our First program, call the Stork Line at 897-1700. or check with your physician. E A d d ictio n relapse prevention lecture set ORLANDO — “ There Is hope for relapse prone alcohol and drug patients who do not respond to traditional treatment m ethods." according to Terence Gorskl. M.A.. C.A.C.. who will be speaking at the University Behavioral Center. 2500 Discovery Drive. In March. Gorskl will present an overview o f the CENAPS Model o f Relapse Prevention at a skills training workshop. The model has been found effective In reducing the frequency, duration, and severity o f alcohol and drug relapse episodes. Gorskl. a nationally and Internationally recognized speaker, will describe common warning signs that lead to relapse and the nine steps o f the prevention theory. Six continuing education units will be provided for attendees. Th e workshop will be held March 23rd from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the University Behavioral Center. There will be a 825 registration fee which Includes lunch. For additional Inform ation, contact Karla Brunlg at 407-281-7000. Red Cross offers 'Tim e Out for Parents’ ORLANDO — Central Florida Chapter of the American Red Cross presents "Tim e Out for Parents." a Sunday respite for caretakers o f military children. Children (to age 12) o f military personnel participating In Operation Desert Storm are Invited to spend a few hours o f supervised activity at the Red Cross Chapter House. 5 N. Bumby. Sundays. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Lunch and snacks provided. Call 894-4141 tor more Information. Reservations requested but not required. Please, well children only. Hospice forms support group ORLANDO — Hospice o f Central Florida. Inc. has formed a support ur.d social group to meet the unique needs o f the "younger w idow ed" person. The group urlll meet at 7 p.m. on the first and third Tuesday of each month at the Central Christian Church, located at 1-4 and Ivanhoc near downtown Orlando. Discussion topics will Include grief, changing roles, raising children, employment and socialization. For more Information contact Hospice of Central Florida Bereavement Coordinator Jim Monahan at 875-0028. - S elf-esteem w orkshop s e t ---- ----------— WINTER PARK — "Helping Yourself." an all-day self-esteem workshop for women with Dr. Anne-Marie Berctk will be presented March 24. from 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. at the Langford Hotel. 300 E. New England Ave. Dr. Bcrclk Is a licensed psychologist with extensive experience In therapeutic work with women. She has conducted sem inars and worships on w om en's Issues throughout Central Florida. "Helping Yourself" Is a full day devoted to self-understanding, self-acceptance, and selfnurturing. Workshop fee: $45. To register or for further Information call Carol West at 671-2258. Monday — Friday. 9:30 a.m. — 5 p.m. Support group announces meeting ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS - The "G ulf Crisis Support Group." a free support group for family members and friends o f military personnel, meets Tuesdays from 5-6 p.m. at the Florida Counseling and Psychiatric Center at 616 E. Altamonte Drive. This special support group Is a community service of the Florida Hospital Center for Psychiatry and the Florida Counseling and Psychiatric Center. For more Information, call 260-6655. Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.—5 p.m. Wine tasting to benefit MDA ORLANDO — The Second Annual "Wines of the W orld" wine tasting, an event featuring over 100 wines from around the world, will be held at the Church Station Orchid Garden Ballroom on March 24 from 4-7 p.m. Proceeds from the wine tasting will benefit the Muscular Dysrophy Association and help provide lop quality services to patients In the Ccfttral Florida area. This event Is part of MDA's yearlong fundraising efforts that culminate with the Jerry Lewis Labor Day Telethon. Tickets are $20 per person or $35 per couple and are available at the door or In advance at Church Street Station, areu retail wine shops, or by calling the Muscular Dystrophy Association at 677-6665. All ticket holders will receive free admission to Church Street Station the day of the lasting. Spread the green W INTER PARK — Many local bars, restaurants and convenience stores are spreading Irish cheer and helping In the fight against 40 neuromuscular diseases by selling green and gold shamrocks until St. Patrick's Day. March 17. Carroll. Wayne Densch and Marts. Anheuser-Busch distributors, have been a '.Ive In recruiting cstbllshmenls' participation. Green shamrocks are sold for u $1 donation und gold shamrocks are sold for a $5 donation lo the Muscular Dystrophy Association, which provides vital patient care services and research for muscular dystrophy. The Shamrocks Against Dystrophy program Is part of MDA's continuing fundraising efforts. Tee off against lung disease Swing Into Spring with the American Lung Association's 1991 Golf "L u n g " Card. The card entitles golfers lo waived green fees at over 270 courses throughout Florida. 33 In Central Florida area. That adds up to over 1100 rounds of golf. Cards are available for $25 each, buy three and get the fourth card free. Help the Lung Association tee off against lung disease. Pick up your card today at the Lung Association office. 2737 S. Fern Creek. Orlando, or any spcctul tec golf outlet. For more Information, call 898-3401 or 800-624 8735. r T .jT n j i-x >Cf / i . V # , £ $ ‘ h/JH o r ■*< uV *-f . * .* S m o k e r s p r o n e t o c o m p le x d is e a s e s patient should also realize the withdrawal Is about 21 days long and therefore, should not expect to be over their symptoms In n week. Other things that help an* being physically active since most weight gain from smoking occurs from patients decreasing th e ir m ovem ent during th e withdrawal period. Some pa­ tients have benefited from the nicotine gum available from their doctor. Family Practitioner The largest health problem that primary care physicians face today Is a patient who smokes. He or she Is prone to many complex., crippling and fatal diseases. Smoking Is the most Important cause o f death and Illness that could be pre­ vented by the patient himself. Approximately 390.000 people die each year In America from a m o k ln g . P e o p le d ie fro m m u lt ip le t y p e s o f c a n c e r , c e r e b r o v a s c u la r d is e a s e (strokes), coronary artery disease (heart attacks) and pulmonary diseases such as emphysema and chronic bronchitis. What Is even worse, patients suffer such disability and pain as their diseases slowly overcome them. Doctors often hear "w e all die o f something" when they ask why patients choose to smoke, but the way smokers die. pre­ maturely and painfully. Is some­ thing the m edical profession would like to prevent. W hy do people smoke? Moot o f our patients tell us they would like to quit. Many have tried multiple times only to fail. Some have bought gadgets or had acupuncture or taken medica­ tions without success. Because o f this, many people feel they are fS m o k in g is the most important cause of death and illness that could be prevented by the pa­ tient himself. | -D r. Jam caE. Quinn weak and give up trying. The reason they continue to smoke Is because nicotine Is one o f the most addictive drugs available legally cr Illegally. Researchers have shown that nicotine may be even more addictive than cocaine. Therefore. In any at­ tempt to quit sm oking, the patient must realize they are not Just fighting a "h a b it" but trying to actually attempt to withdraw from a highly addictive drug. Why should people quit? Th e reasons are numerous. Obvi­ ously to decrease the risk o f the many diseases makes quitting worthwhile. Also, the cost o f a cigarette when medical bills are added Is over one dollar apiece. So Is It worth It? If I've smoked thirty years I could still get cancer couldn't I? The studies show that the patient's cancer risks go down Immediately after quitting, and by five years after quitting. Ihe risk o f cancer falls to the level of non-smokers. Passive smoking that family and co-workers suffer also should be considered. Finally, setting a role model for growing children Is Important. It is awfully hard lo tell a child not to smoke when you are! How do you quit? Many people h a v e q u it d iffe r e n t w ays. Elghty-flve percent of people quit "cold turkey" Just like other people addicted to illegal drugs have to quit their drug. Tapering seldom works though Is worth trying If a person sets a schedule and a d a te to fin ally quit. Avoiding caffeine helps decrease the drive for nicotine so tempo­ rary cessation of products with caffeine can be helpful. The Out of all the subjects I could have written for this column. I chose this one because smoking Is by far the leading cause o f d is e a s e s m y p a tie n ts n eed treatment for and and these diseases, once they occur, are the most devastating. I e n ­ courage all of you who smoke to realize how tough It Is to quit but It Is worth It. Good Luck! Dr. J im *, E . Quinn It a family prKilllon»r •I JI0» Frtnch A*t.. Sanford. Tha httlih column It provided at j community Mrvko by ttw StmlnoK Count. Madlcal Socltly. Inqulrlat may ba dlrtcftd tu | tha madlcal toelaty. Arnold Palmer Hospital offers programs to help abusive, new parents with variety of services ORLANDO - Over the last 10 years, thousands o f children and their families have utilized the services o f the Child Protection Team (CPT). the Developmental Center for Infants and Children and the Neonatal Parent Infant Education (NeoPIE) Program at the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children & Women. the development o f their Infants and children, so that they may encourage a strengthening of intellectual, emotional, social and physical skills. The center, along with the Child Protection Team and the NeoPIE Program office. Is housed nt Its new location at 1717 S. Orange Avenue In Orlando. According to Program Manag­ er Toni Baker, the CPT program was established In 1980 by a grant through the Department of Health and Rehabilitation Serv­ ices and Children's Medical Serv­ ices. Using a multi-disciplinary approach. CPT provides a full range o f services for the preven-. Hon. assessment, identification and treatment o f child abuse and neglect, as well as training and education to the communities of Orange. Osceola and Seminole counties. Developmental Center Manag­ er Michael Dey, said that Infants and children receive a compre­ hensive developmental evolu­ tion. " A n In te r d is c ip lin a r y approach Is utilized to complete evaluations, resulting In sub­ stantial cost and time savings to families." "O ne o f the goals o f CPT Is to help break the cycle of child abuse and neglect through edu­ cation. networking. Increasing community awareness and pro­ viding a consistent resource for child abuse prevention programs within the tri-county area." said Baker. Baker added that the CPT has been selected as one of only five exemplary teums In the nation by the National Police Founda­ tion. the American Bar Associa­ tion and the American Public Welfare Association. The Developmental Center for Infants and Children Is dedicated to helping families understand Rebos plans ‘Path to Sobriety’ For the first time In Seminole County, u group o f community leaders Joined by an Interna­ tionally known slur will tell their own unique stories about their personal "Path to Sobriety." The event will combine the talents of professional enter­ tainers with Ihe dedication of local government officials, edu­ cators und business people lo showcase the |>osit!vc results of recovery from ulcohollsm and substance abuse. T h e " P a t h to S o b r i e t y " planned for the Maitland Civic Center on May 3rd. is sponsored by the Kebos Club, a non-profit organization dedicated to the fight against alcoholism und drug abuse and treatment for Ihe thousands of Central Florida residents suffering from these dreuded diseases Kebos . sober spelled backward...Is located at 130 Normandy Road. Cassel­ berry. The “ Path to Sobriety" will be an annual event lo raise funds for the Rebos C lu b 's many p rogram s such as therapy, counseling, twelve-step recovery programs, and other family re­ lated Issues. Dey said that originally, the Center only evalutcd Infants admitted to the Neonatal In­ tensive Care Unit (NICU) at the Arnold Palmer Hospital. Devel­ opmental evaluations arc now available to any child from birth to four years o f age with the primary focus being In the first two years. Dey added thut funding for the Center Is provided primarily by a grant through Ihe Department of Health und Kehahllltuttvc Serv­ ices. The Neonatal Purent/lnfnnt Education (N eoPIE) Program works closely with the center. This program provides homebased Intervention services for babies at high risk for develop­ mental disabilities who huve been discharged from the NICU. For more Information about the Child Protection Team, plene call 843-0331 or 237-6356 for Information about the Development Center for Infants and Children. Please call 841-5111. extension 5919 for Information about the NeoPIE Program. Patient of the Week Michelle Is a den tal hygenlst. "A s a hygenlst. I find having a beautiful smile important, and thanks to orthodontics. I am accomplishing this goall" MICHAEL A. BEIM, D.D.S. 0 >ro»T->h" 0 "D"Q 'tN " H "e*fr 130 W. Lako Mary Bhrd. r % ROBERT M. ROSEMOND, M.D. (S^nnounces T h e Relocation O f H is O ffice F o r T h e Practice O f In t e r n a l M e d ic in e C a r d io lo g y To 360 M e llo n v ille Ave. S a n fo r d , F lo r id a 32771 (407) 323-4172 SKIN TOPICS A c n o R o s a c e a (Addlt Facial A c n e ) a n d S e b o r­ rhea are rashes o f the F a c e . S ca lp , a n d Skin, ch a ra cterized b y scalin g rashes, dandruff, redness to skin, d ila te d b lo o d vessels a n d pustules of a n unsightly nature. Finger a n d Toenails are a ffe c te d b y Infections. Fungus. Injuries. System ic Diseases a n d A g e . For m e d ic a l c a r e of a b o v e disorders... PARK AVENUE DERMATOLOGY Robort J. Smith, M.D. 2425 S. Park Avenu« Sanford, FL 32771 324-0104 B y Appointment Only J CHIROPRACTIC FOR BETTER HEALTH DR. A.W. WOODAll ■CHIROPRACTOR— D E S K W O R K D IS C O M F O R T If you alt at a desk must of the day. are you sometimes bothered by palna In your back and oilier muscular dlscom fort? Working In a sitting position for long periods of time cun cause postural stress. Tills problem Is compounded un­ less your chutr Is designed lo give you support w lie re It's needed, nnd unless you sit with ihe proper posture. No one likes to gp through life with nagging buck pulns. After a full day's work you wanl to be able to come Imme and relax comfortably with family and friends. And when you get up In lire morning, you want lo be able to feel refreshed and up to tire challenge o f another day's work. If you have a posture prob lem. If your spinal column Is out o f alignment and cuuslng painful pressure on nerve centers, you may be aLle lo benefit from treatment lliat brings welcome relief from pain und discomfort. Don't let nagging back pain get you down. Do some Ililng ubout It. In the Interest ol belief health from Ihe olllcc ol W o o d a ll C h iro p ra c tic C enter 1400 S. Park A v e . S a n ford 3 2 2 4762 �10A — Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida — Sunday, Ma.-th 10. 1991 Iraqis riot; POWS head home B y T H O M A S others are leaving It lichlnd for them. The o f f i c e r s sa id th e p r a c t ic e w as not widespread. Al military bases across the United S la te s, meanwhile. American citizens rontlnurd lo extend the warm welcome to returning GIs that the soldiers of the unpopular Vietnam War looked for and never received. " I think It's time people gel hack Into patriotism,” said Dave Rice, organizer of a parade In Scollsbluff. Neb. In all. -l.(XX) American soldiers headed home Friday to bases in Texas. California. Maine. North Carolina. Georgia. Kentucky. Oklahoma and Louisiana. Meanwhile, the 21 former American POWs — some Injured, all worried almiil the nine U.S. servicemen who remain missing In action — finally left the Persian Gull region aboard a VIP Jetliner and a medical evacuation plane. Top Bush administration officials will be among the throng lo greet the IB men and two women Sunday al Andrews Air Force Base near Washington. W A O N E R Associated Press Writer ■ I t ’s a real m a s s a c re . T h e d e a th s a re in t h o u s a n d s . The houses have been le v e le d , j Twenty-one Amrrteans who were caphired tm*1111itI enemy lines headed lor home Saturday, as a top U.S. olTlelal tried to use tlie allied victory to nudge Kuwait toward dentoeraev and Improve security In the Middle East. Saturday also was a good day for some of the Journalists who covered the Persian Gull War and the civil unrest that followed In Iraq After about a week's captivity In Iraq. •10 correspondents. Including 11 Americans, and two men Identified as U.S. servicemen drove to freedom in Jordan. As Iraq released Us Iasi known American captives, anti-government unrest in Iraq, first reported more than a week ago. continued lo spread and Intensify, according In opposition sources and travelers. "It's a real massacre.” one person who left lrai| said of the fighting In the southern city of Basra. Iraq's second largest. "T h e deaths are in thousands. The houses have been W ith w ar win, retailers offer m ilitary discounts -Refugee from Basra leveled." The harshness of Saddam Hussein's crackdown on the uprising prompted Wash­ ington lo warn him not to use chemical weapons against the rebels, as he did against a popular uprising In Iraq several years ago. In an effort to help the rebellious forces, some of the American soldiers stationed In occupied Iraq are providing the Insurgents with guns and ammunition. U.S. military intelligence officers said Saturday. The officers told The Associated Press lhal although U.S. policy forbids It. some GIs are handing the materiel lo the rcltcls while Retailers arc switching from yellow ribbons to deep dis­ counts for tlie military lo boost lagging business, but they don't want to look like they're rltllng the coattails of the Gulf War victory. Ford Motor Co. Is offering the Ford Military Program, allowing dealers In sell any IftftO. 'Ill or '92 model Ford. Lincoln or M ercury for -l percen t o v e r d e a le r cost compared to the standard 25 percent. Ross Roberts. Fortl vice president and general manag­ er o f the com p an y's Lin* eoln-Mereury division, told Florida detilers In Orlando on Friday that llie carm aker would cover any losses for vehicles sold under I he pro­ gram. which inlcntlally hits a low profile. "Il Is a very difficult pro­ blem for ns because we feel II Is a delicate line to walk to make sure we aren't capi­ talizing on the w ar," Roberts said. C h r y s le r a lr e a d y has extended rebate deadlines on some vehicles for mllltnrv Intelligence officers: Iraqi rebels getting U.S. guns Associated Press KUWAIT CITY — Some Am er­ ican troops In Iraq are providing Iraqi rebels with ammunition and guns although U.S. policy forbids It. U.S. m ilita ry In* tclllgcncc officers said Saturday. The military Intelligence of­ ficers also said reports that Iraq's Republican Guard had crushed (he rebellion In tract's second-largest city. Basra, ap­ peared lo be premature. "It's a very fluid situation there." one officer said, speaking on condition of anonymity. "W e know they are cracking down but the rebels are fighting back." Earlier reports said the Re­ publican Guard controlled the eltv but the officer said be Cops clash, tanks roll in Yugoslovia By DUSAN STOJANOVIC Associated Press Writer BELGRADE. Y u goslavia The federal governm ent sent dozens of tanks Into Belgrade on Saturday after police clashed violently w ith 100.000 p ro­ testers rallying against Commu­ nist rule In the republic of Serbia. A police officer and a de­ monstrator were killed In fierce street battles and 76 people were injured, in (lie most serious riots in four decades o f Marxist rule In t h e r e p u b I le . w h I c h Is Yugoslavia's largest. To quell the violence, the lederal presid en cy d eployed tanks in front o f the stale television building and at oilier points around the city. The battles arose after tin opposition rally that began as a protest against biased Com m u­ n is t m e d i a r e p o r t s . D e ­ monstrators. dem anding that "C .oifrtiih'nlsv~lru tlvrs- r e s ig n ;'began lo throw rocks Police bred live nuununitton. tear gas. w itter ca n n o n s and ru b ber bullets to push luck the crowds. The injured Included Dragol|uh Mlctmovlc. a leader of the opposition Democratic Party, the slate news agency Tanjug re­ ported. Vuk Draskovic, the leading Serbian o|>|>osltion figure, was arresietl at the Serbian Parlia­ ment w bllc negotiating with authorities, said Jovan Marla tio v le . v ic e p r e s id e n t o l Draskovic's Serbian Renewal Movement. Serbian President Slobodan M ilosevic, a pro-Cotnm unlst hard liner, asserted on television that “ llie forces o f chaos anti mildness must lx- confronted by idl legiil means." lie said he mlght cull .in emergency session ol Parllnmcni Sunday lo discuss the conlllcl. Facing opposition in Serbia trom a n tic o m m u n is t forces. Milosevic Is a l-o embroiled In conlllet with the leaders ol pro­ Western republics who seek lo shape I I k * country Into a loose confederation ol six sovereign s t a l e s Serbia and the leadership ol one other republic. Moutcnc gro. s<ek lo maintain a strong federal system After Draskovic's arrest, oilier opposiiion members relused lo leave llie parliament building, and some declared a hunger sinkc. Murjanovic said. llie opposition leaders met wllh Serbian Picm ler Dragiillo /eleiiovn and demanded the resign.illon ol live stale TV editors I hey also said Interior Minister Radmilo Bogdanovle must lie held res|Mil|slblc lor tile I’olii e attack / .elen o vtc p r o m is e d that evervlMxly’s rcs|Kmsibllity will be determined but we cannot accuse anvniic withoul prool." I .m|ug rc|K»rtcd F O R E X A M P L E : i f l a m n i M G E n _______ k IV i% ROBERT H. 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Many major carri­ ers have followed suit, offer­ ing 70 percent off the- full co u c h fa r e s lo m ilit a r y personnel, reservists and their Immediate families. SAVE ON OVERSTOCKS AND CLOSEOUTS THROUGHOUT THE S T O R E HURRY, LIMITED OFFER! EVENT ENDS 3-14-91 1990 M ODEL C LO SEO U TS ON CAR S TER EO S B A N K R U PTC Y - IS IT FOR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP • ers In the area bad requested orders from the army's Central Command In Saudi Arabia on what to do. "T h e y were told that we were not lo gel Involved." llie officer said. However, another Intelligence officer said I lull despite llurilling some soldiers passed ammunition anti weapons. believed the guard only dom i­ nated certain sections of I In­ town. O fficers said several rebel grou p s fig h tin g S ad d am Hussein's troops In the southern Iraqi city o f N asslrlva had approached U.S. forces stationed south of. the city and asked for weapons. He said battalllon command­ p e r s o n n e l, a n d G e n e r a l Motors Corp. Is considering a military disc-mini plan. Airlines, among the leading losers in the recession, also were quick lo respond to the war's end. By Tho Associated Pro■■ _ st re *orme*trvjrose *e to c e * .e>» •r r ^ x " M i w r t i D j q c n j f i a f ' ia 1MvCKAr* mai i i r i tjie) onln ' •V'q • n’ t** e pewr* ' #t rvy **ogram* At an Atocrf t * n r t\ �’ N o l e s Maiy trims Ovisdo LAKE MARY — Eric Leister's two-out single In the bottom o f the ninth Inning plated Jimmy Newberry with the winning run. giving Lake Mary a 2-1 win over Oviedo on Friday night. Newberry led off with the ninth Inning with a single and advanced all the way to third on wild plckoff throw to first base. Pitcher Todd Bcllhom. who went the distance for Oviedo, struck out the next two batters but Leister came up and hit the (list pilch up the middle. Russell Haney (2-1) pitched the ninth Inning to earn the win for Lake Mary. Starting pitcher Chad Kessler worked eight Innings, allowing six hits, striking out seven and walking two. Bcllhom gave up two runs on seven hits In his 8 2/3 Innings, striking out 10 and walking one. Lake Mary went np 1-0 In bottom o f first Inning as Matt Dtemer walked, stole his way to third and scored on Kessler's double. Oviedo tied the score in the top o f the second Inning. Chrots Stokes led off with a single, took second on Lee Reynolds' one-out single and scored on Lou Traeger's two-out single. Leister led the Rams' seven-hit attack with three singles and an RBI In four at bats. Dtemer was 2-for-3 with a run scored and three stolen three bases. Lake Mary. 7-2. will play Monday afternoon at Seminole. Oviedo will play at Lake Howell on Tuesday afternoon. 'COLLEGE HOOPS exits Metro as champion ROANOKE. Va. — On their way out the Metro Conference door. Florida State's Semlnoles took the championship trophy with them. The Semlnoles rallied from a 20-polnt deficit In the final 17 minutes and beat Louisville 76-69 In the cham pionship game o f the Metro tournament Saturday night. Charlie Ward's long 3-polnter with 23 seconds left was the winning basket far Florida State, which Is leaving the Metro after 15 years to join the Atlantic Coast Conference next season. In winning their seventh straight game, the Sem lnoles (20-10) advanced to the NCAA tournament for the third time In four years. Florida State had come up short In Its five revlous Metro title games. Three o f those losses ad come at the hands o f the Cardinals, but this time. Louisville came up short by making Just four field goals In the Rnal 17 minute*. - The eighth-seeded Cardinals (14-16) had won 'five consecutive games and three straight Metro championships. It broke a streak o f 48 straight winning seasons by Louisville. B [MOTORCYCLE RACING Stanton makes in three straight DAYTONA BEACH — Jeff Stanton became the only rider In history to win three consecutive Daytona Supercrosses with an easy victory before 30.000 rain-soaked fans Saturday. Stanton, the two-tlmc defending American Motorcyclist Association series champion, led every lap o f the 20-lap event on his Honda and beat the Kawasaki o f J eff Wurd by nine seconds In the 21st annual Supcrcross. "It was truly u great accomplishment, and I'm very proud of It." said Stanton. 22. of Sherwood. Mich. He earned $20,000 for the win. The only other rlder-to win the Daytona event three times Is the legendary Bob "Hurricane" Hannah (1977.1983. 1985). A U T O R A C IN G Spring 200 set for March 24 BARBERVILLE — The traveling NASCAR Busch Grand National Scries will return to Florida for the (Inal time In 1991 to make Its only short track appearance In the state for the Spring 200 at Volusia County Speedway on Sunday. March 24. The 200-lap race will offer posted awards of $93,628. the largest purse ever paid for an event at the half-mile oval In Barbervllle. The March rw e date will be a departure for Volusia County Speedway, which has hosted a late June-early July event for Die Busch Scries the past two years. Also a departure will be a Sunday afternoon race (2 p.m. starting time) Instead o f « Saturday night event. The race will attract entries from all the top drivers on the NASCAR Busch Grand National Series, the nation's second-richest stock car racing series. Expected to compete are defend­ ing series champion Chuck Brown, along with lust year's Volusia County race winner. Tom m y Houston. The 32-car starting field for the race will be determined In lime trials at 7 p in. on Saturday. March 23. Compiled from wire and staff reports. B EST BETS ON TV BASK E TBALL 117:30 p.111. - SUN. NBA. Los Angeles Laker* at Orlando Magic. IL) ‘ it m - TNT. Boston Celtics at Portland Trull blazer*. |L| C o m » U f lUtlng on > « ! » » ■ s w T r ib e b o y s , g ir ls c l a i m te a m t it le s e e p a t L y m a n ■yPMH SMITH Htrald Correspondent •___________________________ LONGWOOD — For the second time In as many weeks, the Seminole High School boys* and girls' track teams both captured a major team championship, winning at the 1991 Lyman Track and Field Invitational Friday evening at Lyman High School. Thla year's event drew 26 schools from Florida and Georgia Including such Florida powerhouses as Jones, Seabreeze and Sprlngstead In addition to Georgia's Tlfton County and Brookwood.' whose girls' cross country team finished the 1990 season ranked No. 7 In the nation. "T h is year's meet had m any outstanding performances.” said meet cordlnator Fred Fink. " I f you want to run faster, throw farther or Jump higher, you can't be afraid o f stiff competition. When you win here, you've really done some­ thing." Jones High School took home both o f the Individual high-point Trophies. . Anson Watts claimed the boys* trophy, scoring 13V* points by winning the 330 Intermediate hurdles, placing second In the 120 high hurdles and contributing to a third-place finish In the 440 relay. Diane Hodges earned the girls' trophy with 16V* points by winning both the 100-meter dash and the 220-yard dash as well as contributing to a first place finish In the 440-yard relay. The Tribe boys earned four first-place awards Including Carlo White (57-11V4 In the shot put). Henry Williams (10.9 seconds In the 100-meter dash). Dalvln Davis (1:59.9 in the 880-yard run) and Brent Dcese. Williams. Anthony Neal and Joseph Murphy (43.4 seconds In the 440-yard relay). The Seminole girls were paced by a pair of □ S e e Invitational. Page 3B I Among the many outstanding performances turned In by Seminole County athletes at the Lyman Invitational on Friday night was a first-place finish by Lake Mary's Anush Collins (left) In the 220-yard dash while Seminole's Kelca Ward (right) took second In the 440-yard dash. T u rq u o is e un defeated in F a lc o n pla y Prom staff reports WINTER SPRINGS - Turquoise Improved lo 3-0 with wins over Jade and Coral on March 2 In play In the Falcon Division of the Seminole Softball Club at ^ J jd r's"ru n . l-Y u i ihe m l i m a i a o ln l while Corel pitched ah Turquoise In an 18-5 win over Coral. Kristi Richards was the losing pitcher. Offensive stars were Massey (two doubles, two singles, two runs scored). Ashley Hamrick (double, two singles, two runs scored). Jaime Line (three singles, two runs scored) and DeAnna Belcorc (two singles, four runs scored). . . Jinnlfer Krueger and Michelle Bishop each hit a single and a double to help lead Turquoise to a 6-4 decision over Jade. Am y Gainon was the winning pitcher while Susan Willis suffered the loss. Defensively. LcAnn Massey turned a line drive Into a game-ending double play. April Zorn and Ashley Hamrick also made fine defensive plays. __ EAGLES (14 and UNDER) The Police Athletic League rem ains the only undefeated team with a 4-0 record. Jennings Battery. Sedgwick James. Fire Alarm and Sound and Sherllynn Hill State Farm are all 3-1. Sanford Irrigation Is 2-2. Optical Eyeland and First Mercantile arc both 1-3 while Sllghtedgc Enterprises and Southern Casualty arc both n.4 March 4 Sanford Irrigation scored three runs In the top of the seventh to get pust Sherllynn Hill State Farm 7-5. Leading the offense for Sanford Irrigation were Erin Brunoehlcr (double, two singles, two runs scored) and Jill Jasewlc (two singles). Pacing Sherllynn Hill were Beth Janson (two singles, one run scored) and Stacey Ritter (double, two RBI. one run scored). Jasewlc was the winning pitcher over Janson. Heather House was the winning pitcher In Sedgwick James’ 7-6 victory over Optical Eyeland. Kendra took the loss. Offensive leaders were Katy Helmers (two S S .1, “ Iche1! ' S ~and ! shutout while contributing twp doubles, five -RBI two runs scored In the Police-Athletic League's 13-0 rout o f Southern Casually. Jolynn Arnold and Martssa Brown each added two singles, two RBI and a run scored. Joyla Capo had a single, two RBI and one run scored while Sabrina Stein had two singles, one RBI and a run scored. Tiro Alum*. and Sound knocked o ff Jennings Battery . 13-8. J. Dale was the winning pitcher. March 2 Winning pitcher Jill Jasewlc had four singles and three singles In Sanford Irrigation’s 5-3 win over Southern Casualty. Erin Maljub had a double and two RBI while Danielle Alaniz added a double. Lara Rlcharde turned a double play In the third Inning for Sanford Irrigation, catching a fly ball and throwing out a runner trying to go to second. Corl HUllnskl had two doubles, a single and two RBI os First Mercantile blanked Sllghtedgc Enterprises 8-0. Other offensive standouts were Llndy Longstnff (three singles, one RBI). Katie Schwartz (two singles. RBI. one run scored) and winning pitcher Traci Woodall (two singles, two RBI and two runs scored). Sherllynn Hall State Farm rallied for four runs In the bottom o f the seventh Inning to pull out a 17-16 win over Sedgwick James. Stacey Ritter led Sherllynn Hill's □ Bee Softball. Page 3B C u b s s lu g past G ia n ts to P into w in had two singles, one run and one RBI each. Mar. 1 The Red Sox oulsluggcd Team 5 from Lake Mary FIVE-: POINTS - Six different Cub players had four 22-15. hits each as they outscorcd the Giants 21-15 In a Pinto Mar. 2 Division game of Seminole Pony Baseball played on Andrew Rucker (double, two singles, two runs, four Feb. 23. . . RBI) and Chris Schnleder (two singles, two runs, three Nick Pclton led the wuy. for the Cubs with three RBI) led the way us the Winter Springs Giants doubled doubles, a single, an RBI and four runs scored. Also the score on the Lake Mary Yunkees 20-10. Zack had contributing were Gregg Cohen (two doubles, two one double, one single, two runs and two RBI for the singles, three runs, f*gir RBI). Ryan Smith (double, Yankees. three singles, run. five RBI). Todd Johnson (double, MU8TANO three singles, three runs, three RBI) and Eric Baird Feb. 23 (double, three singles, three RBI). Matt Allcgra was the winning pitcher and Ryan Wert For the Giants. Ryan Carroll had two home runs, a (three singles) and Barrett Klinger (double, single) double, two runs and four RBI. Donald Garmon had two supplied the offense as the Red Sox clobbered the home runs, a single, three runs and five RBI anti Tigers 15-2. Andrew Rucker had a home run. two singles, three runs Chris Case was the winning pitcher and James Drake and five RBI. Ihe loser as Ihe Casselberry Cubs whipped the Sanford Feb. 25 Angels 14-2. Adam Savage made a game saving throw as the A s Josh O'Brien of the Pirates struck out I I In beat the W hile Sox 13-9. outduellng Clint Allen of the Braves 12-11. Leading the Chad Legate and Bryant Llpps had three doubles Pirates were Kandy Andrews (two singles, three runs, each as the Winter Springs Reds tripped the Lake Mary two RBI). Erik Arnold (two singles, two runs. RBI) and Braves 17-9. O'Brlrn (double, two runs, two RBI). Pacing the Braves Feb. 27 offense were Allen (double, run. two RBI) and Travis The Giants pummeled the Indians 28-17 behind Staats und Matt Summers (one single, one run and one Donald Garmon (home run. triple, two doubles, four RBI each). . runs, six RBI). Andrew Rucker (home run. triple, two Aaron Wood was the w inning pitcher as the doubles, four runs, four RBI). Ryan Carroll (twp triples, Casselberry Indians edged the Lake Mary Orioles 10 8. double, four runs, five RBI) and Chris Schnleder (three Doing the hitting for Ihe Indians werr John Green singles, three runs, two RBI). (double, two singles, three runs, two RBI). Richard Feb. 28 Rodriguez (two doubles, two runs, three RBI). Wood The Cubs two runs In the fourth and one in the sixth (double, two RBI) and Wes Feldmun (single, two RBI). to come from behind and defeat the Pirates 9-8 Feb. 25 Providing the offense for Ihe Cubs were Todd Johnson Matthew Johnson and Bear Johnson had two hits (double, three singles, run. three RBI). Nick Pclton each and Josh O'Brien struck out seven batters In two (double, three singles, two runs, two RBI). Greg Cohen innings as Ihe Pirates tripped the Athletics 7-5. Brown Ihoine run. double, single, run) and Michael Santos had a triple, a double, scored one run and drove In two (three singles. three runs). Baseball. Page 3B For Ihe Pirates Michael Grace and Chris Slelanlsko From staff report*__________________ ____________ __ B Lion offense aids Calapa in fifth win F r e r s N s H r w i r t e ___________ hla fifth game without a defeat while his offense pounded out 15 hits as the Oviedo Lions clubbed Seminole 12-5 In a Seminole Athletic Conference baseball game Friday night. The Tribe Jumped out to a 4-1 lead in the te p o f the third the big blow being a home run by W.L. Gracey. Uut the Lions responded with six runs In the bottom of the third to take the lead for good. Mark Bcllhom led off with a triple and scored on a single by Pete Arcom one. A rcom one advanced to second on a Rufus Boykin single and scored on a single by Ryan Alklrc. Calapa then doubled In u pair und David Blanton follwed with a plnch-hlt. tworun homer lo cap the scoring. Oviedo scored Its other five runs In the bollom of the sixth. " I w as proud o f B .J ..” Oviedo Coach Mike Ferrell said o f his pitcher. "H e was pit­ ching well but Seminole was hilling him hard. But after Graccy's homer, he settled down and allowed them only an unearned run In the sev­ enth." Providing Ihe offense for the Lions were Alklrc (3-for-3. 2B). Bcllhorn 13 for-4. triple, dou b le). Calapu (2-for-3. 211). Boykin |2-for4. home run). Arcom one (2-for-4|. Blanton (l-for-2. home run). Bubha Fore (l-for-3) and Greg Twiggs (l-for-4). Doing the hilling lor Semi nole w ere David Eckstein (2 for-4. 2B). Gracey (home run) and Malt Freeman and B.J. O sborne (one double each). S em in ole will host New S m y r n u B ea ch at h om e Tuesday starting at 4 p.m. The Lions. 9-2. will (ravel lo Lake Brantley for an Important SAC game Wednesday night starting at 7 p.m. in • N I - » in m i 11 ■ - II II 4 CSunil. M or«*n 01. •» Cckttam {91 «nd T r e W WP F ft# man I I tar I I LP - CltaMl U tar II 28 - Wmtnota I 10 Eckktatn. F r»*-r*r. Otbornal. Ov>4do ) (Bollhorn. A llif*. C .lo p jl IB - Ovwta I IBkllhornl MB tammota I ICracfyh OvMdo 2 BUT tor I Rtcordt -O vtado* 2 o»»ao FO R 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 , READ T H E S A N F O R D H ER A LD D AILY * -UT V *•* �I — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 10, 1801 S T A T S & S T A N D I N G S af SANFOROORLANDO Friday oitfN First race— 1/14. B i ll .71 1Jim Bosley t2 40 1 00 4.40 4 Buckeye SuztoQ S 00 410 ICr'sTIpocenoe 5.00 Q I M I M J O l P 11-4) 4*.**| T 1 1-44) X 3 J# . Second IOC* — 1/0, Oil*. 14 1 InstontMetody 410 1J0 140 1 Fantasy Mir ago 3.M 1.00 * 0 Shelby's Nick 1. 1.00 o 11 1) *J0« p n i l latoi T n - M ) m m , d o i m ) m jo i >n i « n a m Third race-1/14. M i l ) .71 •PwDewn I3 M 440 1.40 tAtnur U 0 140 1 Pen'* Wildfire 400 O ( M l M JO l P (0-1) 44401T ( 4 M > 17140 Feortoroca-t/l*. Ot 11.47 3G*turn Amttomt 040 140 140 I Bob'* Boca 5.10 440 7Who Dal 5.40 a ( M l » 4 0 i P ( M ) U J i i T ( H f ) I0740i 0 0 <10-70) nt.40 PMh ro ta -I/ O . C iM J4 JPedoW lteGvy 000 140 140 IHuskerEtda 100 140 1 Andy'* Express 1.00 O ( M l 15.40(0 ( M l M 4 0 »T (M O ) M040 . Mzlk r i d -1/14. D i ll JO 3 TV s B u lly 440 440 140 I Cairo Cull* 1140 140 7 Busy Circuit 0 (5 4 )4 10401 P ( M l W40i T C M 7 ) 11040 Seventh race— 1/14 A i J l f t J Dr ITs Caesar la 4440 1140 441 4 Shelby'S Ml11 440 440 I Wright Button pag Q l*-4) 171401 P ( M l U L IO l T ( M l ) 45*340/ S (M 5 -a ll) IM A M ElM dbia ia — 1/BC tW W 4MhRutfKii IKutt 440 I N 140 I Kithy's Whlrty t Jay Caes Coma Q (4011740) P (40) MJOl T (4 4 4 ) 17140 N M braco — S / M ,C tH 4 l 4WsMencaoFly 1140 740 M 0 7 Crying Doll Royallty, O 134)i 1*40/ P (41) 11140/ T ,141-7) 1/ iom raco-h to.B iM .to 1Hansom# Harry 1 4 400 I X tCaboToymokar 14.to 440 5 Mania's Evelyn 440 O (M ) 7*40/ P ( 14)0.00/ T ( M l ) 157.00 um raca-S/H .C)]l4» 5 Red's Inlaw Joe •Vosko'lLluy *.40 440 5.40 5.40 140 iSkyBaltoy ja o Q (5-0) 0.00/ P (40) 44.X, T ( M l ) 007.10/ T T 11-41 M l ) M O, JatbpoU4B7.M 13to r a c e - 7/14. Di <54* I Plano *40 540 4.00 5 Hull to Hubert 440 440 JPhar Patriarch 540 Q ( I f ) >1401 P (M > 11.00/ T It 41) M140r PICK 0 ( M M 4 I - 4 1 ) 5 of 0 PaOd M l. 14 Jackpot 1040040 1Mb raca— 1/10. Ci 5140 7 Invade 1410 4.00 340 0 French Braid 5.00 400 1 Luclnaflon a DO Q (4 7 ) 30.00/ P 17-4)91.1(1 T 17-41) 111.(0 lam race-1 / 4 AtM.0* 1 Sir Sally Derlin 31.to 7.00 410 7 Mystic Rapper 7.00 1.00 l Sunny Elvis 1.00 Q 11-71 0M (| P 0-7) IOJ.M i T (1-7-1) 7X.0(z S (1-7-14) 4.101.70 H - n w ii A -1 4 1 1 lE fM M O T M IN IN O W m l. All That* BIT AMERICAN LEADUE W New York Seattle 1 Sen Francisco Its) vs. Milwaukee (sal at Chandler. A ril., 1:05 pm. San Francisco 1st) vs. Saatlla al Tampa, Aril.. 1:05 p.m. CaUtornla vs. San Dtogo al Tampa. Arif., 1:10 p.m. Pittsburgh vt. Chicago While Sox al Saraeota.7:lSpm. Pci. 1.000 V 35 Cleveland 500 Detroit .500 .500 Minnesota .500 Oakland -T a*v) — . — ...... ............. - I ____3 w , 300 Toronto I I 000 K enukClty 1 0 Cellfomle 0 000 1 Milwaukee 0 2 .000 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pci. 0 1.000 Chicago 3 Sen Diego 0 1.000 1 Cincinnati 1 0 1 000 0 3000 Houston 1 New York 1 0 1.000 1 SI. Loul* 0 1.000 Atlanta 1 1 .100 300 1 1 Pittsburgh Lo* Angelas 0 3 .000 Montreal 0 3 .000 Philadelphia 0 3 .000 0 2 .000 San Francisco NO TE: Spilt squad games count In sten dings, ties do not Saturday's Games Texas 4 Minnesota 1 0 Innings, rain Chicago White Sox v*. Kansas City. ccd.. rain Atlanta4M ontreel0 Houston v*. Cincinnati, ccd., rain New York Yankees I. Baltimore 1 Pittsburgh vs. St Loti*. ccd., rain Los Angeles vs. New York M ett. c c d . rain Boston v*. Detroit at Lakeland, Fla., ccd.. rain Toronto 5. Philadelphia I Cleveland 4 San Francisco 3 San D>ego 7, California I Chicago Cubs 7, Milwaukee 4 11Inning* Seattle 0. Oakland I lu n d jvt CahiM1 '! Detroit vs. Boston Red Sox al Winter Haven. I OSp m Kansas City vs Houston at Klsslmee. I 05 pm Atlanta vs Montreal at West Palm Beach. I 03pm Chicago White Sos vt. Cincinnati al Plant City. I OSp m Baltin Baltimore vs. New York Yankee* at Fort Lauderdale. 1 03 pm S3 Louis vs Pittsburgh at Bradenton. 1.01 pm Toronto vs Philadelphia al Clearwater. I.OSp m Minnesota y t Tesasat Port Charlotte. I X pm New York Mett vs Los Angelos at Vera Beach, l l i p m San Francisco vs Cleveland al Tucson. Aril.. 1 03 p m California vs San Dtogo at Yuma. A ril., 1 A lp m Chicago Cubs vs Milwaukee al Chandler. A r il.,3 OSpm Seattle v t Oakland tt Phoertlt. 3 45pm. Menhaden, threadlln herring and Spanish sardines used lo swim (he coasts o f Florida In giant schools that would stretch for miles. Who would ever (hluk that such vast numbers of fish could ever Ik- depleted? Does this scenario sound familiar? These battllsh represent (he last frontier as far as numerous fish species. The commercial sector has turned this abun­ THIS W E E K S B A S S PTWKHnCi Me Duka *1. N. Carolina SI. 71 Norik Carolina 74 Virginia 71 Georgetown 71, Pravldonca 55 wton S 4nll 74 fj V k H im v in Satan Hall Villanova 71 Big tight CoMon aco Missouri 04 Oklahoma $103. TOT Nebraska 07. Kansas 01 OCACOtv. III! Madgar E ve rt NO, Stockton SI. *4 ECAC (Me. Ill Ml ~ UMONQfQN LakiW* Ufct KMT Colby 07, OUtNahtmvtr w n n tK o o cn M niYir Wwatlw^rwi * SOUTH Armstrong It. 5 * Norfolk SI. 41 Barry 11, QutoNplac 10 Charleston Seutwm i t 1 Carolina SI. * Citadel 514. Appalachian St. 2 1 Col. at Chartottan 1-13, N Carolina A A T 14 E. Carolina 1 to, George Maaanl-a Ftartda toll. 11-0, Mercer 52 GardnerWObb 15. Catawba 14 Georgia Cal. M Seulheni Tech 11 Georgia Tods IX Rutgers 1 Glessbero SI. 5-7, High Pemi 10 Livingston SI. 144 Uneeln. Mo. 1-1 MeNeeto SI. *, Cameron 1 Middle Term. I t E . Illinois M Mentevalto 14 I t Trevecca Nererene 40 ftorih Florida 1 . Florida T e d tl ii, Samtord II-II, COnlenary 44 Shtoganoburg II, N.C.-GreensI SF Louisian* 4 Nlcholls SI. 0 Susquehanna X N.C. Wesleyan i Texas Soumem 74. Grwnbllng SI. 515 Trey SI. 5 X Tennessee Tech 41 Unton. Term. 0 10. Rust 14 Vetdosta St. 57, Jacksonville SI. 1 4 hid game. (Innings Virginia XCusIck I Wake Forest 11-7. Cbmson 14II West Georgia 5 5, S. Indiana 44 MIDWEST Abilene Christian 5 4 Cant. SI.. Ok la. 17 Auburn IX Michigan s OMe U. 14*. W. Virginia St. 44 SOUTHWEST Arkansas St. 57, Ark . Util* Rock 44 Baylor 55. Lamar 0 7 E. Texas Baptist I I 14 Wylie Col lege 14 Northwood Institute 114 College ol me Southwest M Oklahoma 4 Texa 3 Oklahoma City 54. Lubbock Christian 0-3 1, Arkansas 5 IX Cant. Arkansas 0 3 TsiasPan American 5. Cent. Michigan 0 Texas Lutheran 510, N. Dakola SI. 13 Wtchllo SI. 4 Texes Tech 3 FAR W IS T Calllemla 4 Arizona SI. 3 Grand Canyon 14 New Mexico 4 Hawaii ?ecillcX Lewis I G T A W H N Q G All Times EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Otvteien W L Pel. FO R F C A S l 1t i t o k - t w W . IL ^ s a . m 'u * _ ii .007 149 3* .107 219 21 If .117 ISto It 417 139 -f-ertrai.nh'kia* 41 741 Chicago .021 ow 33 Detroit 37 007 79 Milwaukee .574 ♦ 9 35 Atlanta .443 IS Jf Indiana ISO 11 Cleveland II 17 700 » ' ) Charlotle WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Dlvlslen W L Pet. OR 40 1* 4n — Utah X I f .447 1 San Antonio X 24 .5*3 S Houston 37 .373 11 Della* » 21 X .134 1*3) Ortand* 1* 3* m X>1 Minnesota Denver 14 43 271 14 P4Cil(C Dlvlslen Portland 43 14 741 — 43 14 700 19 LA Lektrt 41 1* 4U 49 Phoenix 31 74 373 14 Golden Slat* X 7* 301 It Seallto LA Cllppar* X 40 133 239 17 41 .2*1 379 Sacramento i clinched playell p el. Friday's Games Atlanta I d , Miami to Orlande It*. Dstivtr 111 Phoanli 117. Washington SI Chicago tf, Utah tt Boston 104. LA Clippers to Sacramento 17, Cleveland 7* Saturday's Games Detroit at Indiana, night LA Lakers at Washington, night Chartotta al Milwaukee. n>ghl Utah at New York, night Philadelphia al Houston, night Seallto at San Antonio, night Sunday's Oa met Chicago al Atlanta, noon Phoenl i at Minnesota-1 X p m New Jersey at Miami, 4 p.m. Dallas al Denver. 4pm Sacramento al Gokton Slate. 4: X p m LA Lakers at CHende. 7; X p.m. Cleveland at LA Clippers, * p m Boston at Portland. 10p.m. Monday's Oa mas MilwaukeeatDelroil, 7 ,X p m New Jersey at New York. 7 X p m Utah al San Antonio. I X p m Cleveland at Portland, t i p i s New York Washington Miami New Jersey COLLIQB BASKITBALL EAST Franklin Pierce 15. Sacred Heart 03 MIDWEST Ashland to. Lewis IS l SI. (1.1 TMrti Norm Dakota 74 NabraobtoOmaha 07 Alabama 77. Auburn I* Tsnnotaae IS. Georgia *5 T si 11 tkiiwii i r /Arkansas toe. Rke W LO U IS V ILLE (M ) Webb 4 0 41 4 Wingfield 1-1 1-1 X Holden 5 0 1 -1 4 L.Smim 141155 24. Sullivan 415 1-1 14 T.Srnim I S 1 1 1 Brewer I J 44 X Stone 41440. Total* 17 541415 Of. FLO R ID A S T. (70) Edwards 7-1* 4073. Polite 7 5 1 5 4 Debard 10 40 4 Ward 411 44 IX Boyd 510 11 14 Graham I f 54 f. Reid 44 40 4 White 11 11 X Sailer* l a 40 4 Myers 00 40 4 Totals 1550 141074. Halflimo— Louisville 44 Florida SI. 14. 1 point goals— Loulsvlle 514 (Sullivan 5 4 L.Smim 1-1, Brewer 31, Stone 4 1 ), Florida SI. 410 (Ward 3 4 Graham IS . Boyd 1-7, Edward* 41, Sailer* 41, Potlto 41). Fouled out— T .S m ith . Rebounds— Louisville IS (Holden ||), Florida St. 13 IPollto. Ward I ). Assists— Louisville 14 IL.Smirn 01. Florida SI. 13 (W ard 4). Total fouls— Louisville IX Florida St. I I . A-7.344 MIDWEST Iowa IS. Wisconsin 74 OT Purdue 01. Ohio SI. 10 TOURNAMENTS Btg Sky Conference ChamptonsMp Monlens 77, Montana St. at Catania! AIM*!k Assoc la lien Richmond M. East Carolina 70 Midwestern Calleglale Conference Champtonshlp Notre Dame 01. Butler 9 Southern Castoronce Championship Appalachian S M 4 E. Tennessee SI. 17 Seothwest ^ s ^ s c e Oumptonship Arkansas 00, Texas Tech ST Uteri ea, CrelgWenee iM H L k T A lto n ttt* All Times EST W ALES CONFERENCE ------ relric«-t<k!*ibr — W t T P ti OF OA 34 14 12 (0 243 222 NY Rangers 34 X 4 72 2** 240 Pittsburgh 11 X * 71 211 224 Philadelphia New Jersey X X 13 4 ( 340 13( X 32 4 44 714 7)7 Washington NY Islander* 23 M * 53 200 734 x Boston i Montreal x Bullalo x Hartford Quebec Adam* Division X 22 IS M 23 24 X 31 tl 43 On the surface, this doesn't Mccm like such a big deal, hut the repercussions o f such greed could tie catastrophic for Florida fishermen. These tkillflshes rep­ resent an Important link In the oceanic fixKl chain and thetr Ocala Fofttt Rodman naaarvolr LakaLochlooaa Taala Apopka Chain LateTohopetellpa LakaRouaaaau Craacant Laka GOLF * • 17 * 13 17 71 47 43 X 740 314 XX 211 2X 334 204 I X 1*4 304 CAM PBELL CONFERENCE Harris Qvtston W L T PH OF OA 40 11 10 *0 271 114 x St. Loul* 41 22 4 I I 137 III ■ Chicago X X 1 4* 145 143 Detroit Minn* tola 11 X 13 X 111 2X 1* « f 47 110 2*7 Toronto Smyth* Dlvlslen x Los Angela* X 31 1 14 24* 313 ■ Calgary X 71 7 •3 TOT 113 Edmonton a a s 4* 734 2 a Winnipeg a 17 tl 37 313 333 Vancouver 24 X ■ 34 111 210 x clinched playotf berth Friday's Games Chicago!. Buffalo) Washington 1, Winnipeg I Edmonton X Philadelphia 4 Saturday's Game* Boston 7. Toronto 0 Minnesota 0. Defroil 1 N Y . Islanders A N.Y Rangers 4 Pittsburgh at Hertford, nighl Los Ap-teles at Quebec, nighl Vancouver a! Montreal, night Calgary al St Louis, night Vender's Games Pittsburgh al N Y Islanders. 3:01 p m Vancouver at Bui la to. 7 05 p m Quebec at Hertford. 7:01 p m Los Angeles at Montreal. 7:03 p m Detroll a l SI. Louis. 7:03p m Washington al Edmonlcn, I 01 p m Calgary al Minnesota. I 03 p m New Jersey at Winnipeg. I 03 p m N Y Rangers at Chicago. I 13pm Manday's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Games Montreal at Pittsburgh. 7 35pm Toronto a l Quebec. 7 13p m Hertford al Wellington, 7 33 p m Bullalo at Minnesota, I U p m Winnipeg at Calgary.* U p m Philadelphia al Los Angeles. lO U p m II million Honda Classic CORAL SPRINGS - Scorn Saturday attar the third round played on the 7.037-yard, par 71 Tournament Players Club al Eagle Traca (the seven players who did not finish their third round Saturday will complete them today be tort the tcurtn round b egin s): Bruce Ltotika 73 47 70—» * Kirk Triplett 714471-10* Den Foreman 70 4071—110 Mark Brooks 7047-74— 111 Davis Love III 74 TOM-112 Andrew Magee 7071 71—1 1 1 Bari Bryant 4571 7 1 -k il Blaine McCalllstor 4*70 73-311 Gary Hallberg 70M 74-111 Keith Clearwater TOM 74-211 John Daly M M 7 4 -2 I1 Tad Schuli 71 73 4*— 1 1 1 OeneStuert 7747*0—31) LewJaruen 7170-71—*1) Carl Cooper 70 70 71-213 John Inman 73 47-14—111 Ray Floyd 47 71 75-111 Mike Donald 717171-214 Gall Graham Shelley Hamlin Penny Hammel JaneCralter Susan Sanders Danielle Ammaccapara Sherri Stolnhautr Kay Cockarlll Dale Eggellng Ok Heo Ku Caroline Pierce Nancy Brown BranJia Burton Nancy Ramtbollom Cindy Flgg Curritr Ml (hallo MackaH Adeto Lukken Deedee Laskar ' 72 74 72-214 X 74 74-211 71 73 72-211 75 71 70-114 71 75 70-214 71 7175-214 74 71 71-114 7571 70-114 717571-110 71 75 71-114 74 71 71-114 75 M 75-214 72 74 72-214 73 73 73-214 75 71 71-21* 7*7070-21* 75 73 71-21* 72 7! 71-11* MOTORCYCLES TRANSACTIONS BASKETBALL United Stale* Basketball League USBL - Announced that Glens Fall*. N .Y ." has been granted a franchise lor Ihe 35*3 *3.: season FOOTBALL Nattona! Faetball League ATLANTA FALCONS - Signed Richard i Carey, cnriierback; Eddie Miles, linebacker; { Latter Brlnley. defensive end. and Jos Fullback, solely CLEVELAND BROWNS - Named Scott O’ Brien special teams coach. , World League n‘ American Football NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY KNIOHTS - I Waived Mike McCarthy and Jack Stanley.! quarterbacks; Lynn Bradford, running back. . Joey Cllnktcele and Craig Davis, w id e' receivers; Dan Lilmatta. offensive linem an;! John Adieu. Billy Keys and Jolt Mathis.I defensive linemen, Andre Lloyd and Brie Lindtlron. linebackers; and Kolth Collins, Larry Hargiova and Michael Andrews, da D A Y T O N A B E A C H - Neurits Saturday In the A m erican M otorcyclist Association Camel Supercrott Series at Daytona In t e n s i v e backs lernational Spaadway: COLLEOE I 330<c National Sartos ___ 0PFJ!FI ..-s., P ‘red.F(<<tr-F’ir>r.- men’s •_ -F .e d r u / r ----------------- ----------------33-7K*5 - i n - • I . i rlrStii.torcS.Lt.'/AAA.v *.t.„r.rt s." bevVctball coach Andy Bean 70 71 73- 2U Ja.'l Ward. San Juan Cap.klranu. Cniil.. IONA — Announced tie resignation ol Gary , Bernhard Langer 724*71— 214 Kawasaki; 1. Jean Michel Bayle. Manosgue. Brokaw, men's basketball coach. Lance Ten Broeck 71 M 75—114 F ra n c*. Honda: 4. J a il M atlasavlch. MOREHEAD ST. — Announced the reslg Jim Mcgovern 71 71 71—US A n a h eim , C o lli., K a w a sa k i; 5 Mika nation ol Tommy Galtwr. men’s basketball ‘ Fred Couples 71 70 74-215 K la d r o w tk l, Canyon C ou n try, C a lif. coach, effective March 31. •. Jerry Haas M 71 75-215 Kawasaki. WASHINGTON ST. - Named G eorge, Billy Andrade M 71 75-115 4. Mika Larocco. La Porle. Ind . Sujukl: 7. Y arno ol tentl ve IIno caach . Jodie Mudd 47 73 75-115 Mlcftaal Craig. El Caicn. C a lif. Kawasaki; ( Curtis Strings M 79 77-115 Denny Stephenson, Omaha, N e b . Sulukl: * Brad Faion M M 75-215 Tyson V o h la n d . S a c ra m en lo . C a lif.. Tommy Armour III 71 7371—114 Kawasaki: 10 John Dowd. Chicopee. M ass. Television Brandel Chemblee 75 4* 71—1 1 1 Honda. EXHIBITION BASEBALL Dudley Hart 75 70 73-314 1 Guy Cooper. Stlfwater, Ok la . Suruki; I pm - WAYK 34. Kensst City vt Neal Lancaster 71 71 73— 214 II. Damon Bradshaw, Mooresvlll*. N C , Houston. ID Mark McC umber 72 72 71-217 Yamaha; 13 Dean Matson. Morgan Hill. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Buddy Gardner 7074 73-217 Calll., Suzuki; 14 Kyt* Lewis, Stmt Valley. 1713pm — WCPX 4. Big East Champion Doug Tewell 74 45 74-117 Call!.. Yamaha; 15 Erik Kehoe. Saugus. ship. (LI Ken Green 74 M 75-117 Calll. Honda II JOPm — ESPN. Mid American Cham i Joey Slndelar 71 47 70-317 14. Gena Nagmtc, Rrookiville. Kawasaki. pionshlp. (LI Curl Byrum 704* 74-117 17. Shaun Kolos. Utchllaid Park, Arlt.. 7 p m — WFTV f. Chlo State at Iowa or Big Dillard Pruill 73 70 75-111 Kawasaki; 10. Kallh Bowen. Auburn Hills, Elghl Championship. ID MlkeHulberl 117174-111 Mich., Suzuki; I*. Rick Ryan. San Jose. I X pm - WCPX 4. Atlantic Coast< Joe Lloyd 477 5 74-114 C a ll!.. S u zu k i. 14. B ria n M c E lr e y , ConferenceChampiondilp. (LI OavIdCanlpe 71 71 74-114 ■reeksvlito. Suzuki I X pm — ESPN. Big West Champion BobLohr 70 7070-114 ship,(L) Brad Bryant 70 70 74 - 311 lU cc Eadern Sartos 4 p m. - WFTV *. Southeastern Conference Emlyn Aubrey 4* 70 75—111 I. Brian Swink. FerXon. Mich . Honda. 3 Championship. (L ) , Kenny Perry M 7010-211 Jeromy Buehl. London Ohio, Honda. ) Eric 4 X p m - WCPX 4. NCAA Tournament* McLear, Romeo. Midi, Yamaha. 4 Barry 4444,440 LPGA Inamert Classic Selection Show. (L ) Cerslen. Bayvllto. N J . Suzuki; 5 Grayson POWAY, Call! — Scores Saturday alter the NBA Goodman. Plano. Teias. Suzuki third round played on the 4.1*7 yard, par 71 17 X p-m - WESH l. Chicago Bulls al 4. Doug Henry. Anscnle. Conn , Yamaha. 7. Stoner Idge Country Cldb course Atlanta Hawks, (LI Butch Smith. Seguoldile, Term . Suzuki, 4 Tina Barred 7045 70—10* 7;X pm, — SUN. lo t Angeles Lakers a ll Mike Brown, Gray. Tenn . Honda * Cliff Laura Oevtos TOM 71—110 OrlandoMaglc. ID Palmer, Oel City. Okie. Suzuki. 10 Patrick Rabin Willon 4*7170 110 10 p m - TNT. Boston Celtlci at Portland j Barton. South Dartmouth. Mass , Suzuki Judy Dickinson 707440—111 TrailbUttrt. (L ) It. J tllrey Pestana, La Crosse. Wise . Mlssle Berleottl 73 73 47-311 GOLF Suzuki. 12 Michael Treadwell, Rumlord. LorlCerbacr 74 70 45— 211 4p m — WESH 7. PGA. Honda Clastic. (L ) Maine. Suzuki; 13 Bill Wallin. Barrie. Martha Foyer 4* 7! 44—111 SKIING Ontario. Suzuki; 14 Ty Wallaca. Washington. Mistle Me George 71 7547—111 i n pm - ESPN. World Cup men'* N J . Kawasaki. 15 David Beckington. Nancy While 7 I7 5 M - 1 U slalom Saline. Mich . Suzuki CiawnCoa 73 4* 73—314 SOCCER 14 Daniel Janneli*. Lake Orion. Mich Caroline Ktggt 4* 75 70— 214 7 p m — SC. U S National Team vt Suzuki; 17 William Oiielak. East Harllaitd. Penny Pull 71 73 7 0 - 214 Paraguay Conn . Honda. II. Tailon Vohland. Indepen Lynn Connelly 71 7 5M —214 dence. M o . Sulukl. I* Whisper » Smith. 4 pm — SC. MSL. Baltimora Blast at San Nicky LeRoux 71 70 71—114 OiegoSockert Midwest City, Okie . ttonda. X Tim Hodes. Cindy Rarkk 74 7370-115 TENNIS Killeen. Texas. Honda Marc I Boiarth 71 70 73-11! 7 p m — SUN. Virginia Slims ot Florida! KflsMonaghan 7 **5 70—115 women's tingles llnal. ILI < JaneGeddc* 7 *4 *7 0 -1 1 ! MISCELLANEOUS Cathy Marino 73 70 71-215 141pm WESH 2. SportsWorld. World Lisa Wallers 71 71 71—1 It Track A Field Championships *300,000 Virginia Slim* * f Florida Marla F tguerat Doth 71 71 73—11* BOCA RATON — Rnu llt Saturday at the 4 X p m - WCPX A Olympic W in terletl'' Batty King 74 71 70—21* Countdown to Albertville Polo Club Boca Raton (seeding* in parenfhe Barb Mocha 75 71 * * - ! la Redto t» t ) Marga Stubblefield 71 72 71—114 Singfet BASEBALL Patti R u n 75 71 75-H 7 Sem ilrult I X pm - W8 ZSAM ( 11X 1. College.' Colleen Walker 737 4 M Stotli -1 I7 Grot 111. Germany, del Nathalie North Florida at Cantral Florida Donna Andrews 74 45 74—117 Tauzial I I ) . Franco, a t . * 1: Gabriele BASKETBALL Tarry JoMyers 7371 75-117 Saballni ( 1). Argentina, dot Jennifer 7 X pm - WWNZ AM 17X1. NBA. Los Martha Haute 75 71 71—217 Cotru ll ( 4). Saddle brook, 7 S. k 1 Angeles Laktrsal Or IzndoMaglc TVfRADIO TE N N IS face same fate suffered by passenger pigeon Marlnr Fisheries Commission will step In ami lake restrictive actions before 11Is too lale. If we cannot learn from the lessons of the juisl. the extinc­ tion ol the passenger pigeons would have been In vain. dance Into a 83 million a year industry. The Spanish sardine has been exploited Into oblivion In Tam pa Hay. Com m ercial harvests went from five million pounds u year In 1987 lo less than two hundred thousand pounds In 1990. Kvcn closer In home, hlg m l boals out of Pori Canaveral are swooping up entire pods ol menhaden as they migrate up the coast. Many cobla are also netted along with the ballflsh. t skrfmt RNtr (mkkin) 9 t steHftt Wvtr ftouth) CtormomChain Laka Klsalmmaa Uka Griffin Late Harris OrtnoaLaka 8 Western Athletic Cenlerence G3 Several species of Pashcn){cr pigeons used to (ly the skies In countless millions. Their Mights would often block the sun. It Is hard (o believe that this bird Is now extinct, and Dial the only passenger pigeons we will now see are mounted In museums — mule testimonies lo the greed ot man. Michigan SI. 44 Michigan I t Mirmaaota 00, Wisconsin TO Puritoe 77, Northwestern m PAR W IS T Ar none 107, Oregon 45 Seultiam Cal 74 WaMnglen SI. 57 TO U RN AM EN TS AWawMc Coast Canlartasa ■AST Draw M. Norm weed Institute 1 Farrum 4 Rsrtprs-Newark 1 iH R A 1.000 i Dotroll vo. Kansas C>y al Halnas City, 1:05 p.m. P h llaO alph la v t . SI. Laulo al SI. Petaftburg, 1:05 p.m Atlanta n Now York Yankaat al Fort LauOirOala. 1:05 p.m. Lao Angeles vt. Mcrtraal at Watt Palm Beads. 1:05pm. Houston vs Mow York Mats al Pari SI. Lucia. 1:10 a.m. “ clnnafl vt. Taxatal Pori Charlotte. 1:M Clncli pm. Boston vs. Beltlmve al Bradenton. 1:15 ■ _. pm Minnesota vt- Toronto al Dunedin, 1:15 p.m. Claveland vs. Chicago Cuba al Mata. Aril.. 1:05 p m . MUwaukaa fat) vt. Oakland al Phoanli, depletion. In turn, could spell doom lor many sporf* species such as king mackerel, cobla. lartsm. jack crevulle and others. The balance o f nature is very delicate. Historically, the inter* ferener o f man has wreaked havoc on both land ami sea. The pillaging o f lialtflsh Is now being widely puhliclied Hopclully. the SHUPE’ S SCOOP Many forms of sea life m ay appear lo be Insignificant, but Ihey all arc purl ol an Intricate Inter relationship. FISHING FORECAST Sieve Gard al ihc O s te e n Bridge Fish Camp rejiorts that 29 boats ot "ttambu" anglers [Mirilclpalcd In the March Osiern iirldgr ILiss Tour name ill In gale force winds last Sunday and combined to catch 100 baas ihat averaged lust under iwo pounds T erry Hlcst look Hlg Hass honors with a 9-pounder. .John and Joe Krcmer held down first place w ith 22 pounds. 9 'z ounces while Hank Gallagher ami Frank Dodson came In second with 17 (xjutuK. I l h o u n c e s . L o w e ll and D avid Murlindlll snagged third with IB pounds. 9 ounces. Snook season is In lull swing ut S eb a stian In let Anglers arc reporting good numbers of fish In the H 12 puuiul range Oneounce Jigs or cnuikbalts such as ihc chartreuse Mavcrh k arc producing most ol (he snook Flounder, hlueflsh ami jack crcvallc arc also lulling wlili regularity. C a p I a |n J a c k a l P o r t C anaveral reports that high seas have kepi boats In |Miri. b u t' he Is looking lor some hot fishing * when seas subside. Inside the P o rt, look Io n flounder, shrepshrad. blucfishi •uni jack crevulle. High winds/ have hampered Ashing for reds and lnull In the Banana and Indian rive rs (rcdlish season Is closed us of March 11 Shrepshrad are the hlg n ew s’ at Ponce Inlet. Inil you have lo Dud a good day to llsh this rou gh' spot The south side of ihr north Jetties Is producing some nice llsh on live shrimp. Some r e g u l a r s <• h tl m u p t h e s h r e p s h r a d w ith c r u s h e d oysters Swarms of hlueflsh are ' alsii invading the inlet �Sanford HaraJd, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 10, 1991 — : Softball Lyman Invlettenel Friday, Merck I 10-hlt attack with a triple, two doubles, a single, six RBI and two runs scored. Shydonna Toasie added two doubles, five RBI and four runs scored. Beth Janaon was the winning pitcher. Heather House suffered the loss. ■ A V n ilS a a iD m n ) Undefeated Ftlghtllne Software (4-0) has a one-game lead over The Letter Box and Cafe Sorrento (both 3-1). Sun Bank Capital Manage­ ment Is 2-2. The Briar Corporation and The Headliner Man are both 1-3 while D.R. Murray Company is 0-4. Kathym Hawarah contributed 10 outs on defense and led the offense with a home run. double, two singles, four RBI amd a run scored as Fllghlline Software dropped The Letter Box 11-5. Jennifer Gillespie add added a home run with Lisa Sleber adding a triple, single and tiro RBI. Lindsey Merrell was the: winning w pitcher. StephaOle Dale took the ioaa. : Melissa Barney had a triple, double, two singles and four runs scored to help Ftlghtllne Software romp over Cafe Sorrento 20-1. Heather Ethridge Chipped In with two triples, two singles and three RBI while Ylra Segarra added a home run and two RBI. The winning pitcher was Lindsey Merrell. Suffering the loss was Amy Hall. • The Headliner Man topped the D.R. Murphy Company for Its first win. Jamie Hurtog was the winning pitcher. Offensive stars were Danielle Blerley (triple, two singles, three RBI), Hurtog (two singles, three RBI) and Kathy Kaehlcr (double. single, two RBt)r ! Sun Bank Capital Management scored live runs hi the top of the seventh Inning, then survived a five-run rally by The Briar Corporation to pull out 4 15-13 win. 8TABLIN09 (10 aad UNDER) | Atlantic Plumbing 1s alone In first with a 3-0 mark. A game back In a three-way tic for second a re P e r k in s R e s t a u r a n t s -L a k e C o u n ty . Blockbuster Video and Winn Dixie (all 2-1). Seminole Batting Range Is 1-1 while Dynamites and Rlnker Materials are both 0-3. run. two runs. RBI) provided the offense for the winners. Feb. 27 Christian Sanders pitched a three-hitter and helped his own cause with a double, a single and two runs scored as the Red Sox Fob. 20 t r ip p e d J o h n K e e la n and Justin Anderson and Matt Yankees 13-5. Allegra combined on the pit­ Scott Ferrell outduclcd Randy c h in g w in as the Red Sox Jonda as the Winter Springs hurried the Reds 10-1. Doing the Angels nipped the Long wood damage offensively for the Red Cubs 4-2. Doing the damage for Sox were Tony Carrao (triple, the Angels were Josh Pickett single, three RBI). Barrett Kl­ (two singles, run). Jeremy Frosl inger (double, RBI) and Mike (single, run, RBI) and Aaron Pagaloskl (single, RBI). Josh Howell and Scott Ferrell (one Blanton had a single for the single and one run each). Reds. Feb. 28 Feb. 27 Casselberry scored three runs Aaron Wood struck out five as in the bottom of the fifth Inning the Cassclbeny Indians ripped to edge Sanford 4-3. Pacing the the Winter SPrings Tigers 16-2. w in n ers' o ffe n s e w ere J csc Mark Lafaber (double, three Torres (two singles, two runs), r u n s , t w o R B I) a n d R ic k Don Taylor (single, run. RBI). Rodriguez (double, three runs, Jim m y Parsons (single, two RBI) provided the offense for the RBI). Lee Burke (sinale. run) and victors. Carlos Medina (single). Leading Justin Hawarah was the win­ the Sanford attack were Shawn ning pitcher and Ben Hoyer the St. Dennis (home run) and Chris loser as the Casselberry Cubs Lowsma (double). •tsm tred The ■ta ta -M sijrC a iu t- - * ---------- W a r. I -------------------nals 14-2. Tim Zlnkcl drove in four runs Kevin Gaines had a double and with a home run and scared two a single and Ryan Butler and more as the Red Sox mashed the Paul Lubrano combined on the Indians 15-1. Mike Halayachlck pitching chores as the White Sox was the winning pitcher. clipped the Yankees 9-2. M ar. 2 J on a h S h ip le y and Scott The Orioles scored two runs In Gremllllon had two doubles each the bottom o f the fifth inning to as the White Sox hammered the edge the Mets 4-3. Doing the Pirates 14-6. damage for the Orioles were Jose BRONCO Torres (single, two runs). Don Feb. 21 Taylor (single). Jim m y Parsons Don Taylor (single, two runs. (two runs) and J.J. DIPierro RBI) and Jim m y Parsons and (RBI). Doing the damage for the J.J. DIPierro (one single and one Mets w ere J oe Macak (tw o run each) did the hitting as (he singles, two RBI). Chris Newly C a s s e lb e rry O rioles nudged (two singles, run). Jason Jacobs Winter Springs 6 6 . (single. RBI). Tom m y Wiggins Feb. 22 (single) and Nate Valalstly and J eff Monocn tossed a threc- Rob Meckanec (one run each). hlttcr and struck out 10 as the Scott Hllinaki was the winning Cardinals doubled the score on p itch er and M ike M eadow s the Phillies 6-3. Doing the hitting picked up the save as the Lake for the Cardinals were Ryan Mary Reds lopped the Lake Mary Donoghue (double, single, two Dodgers 7-4. Providing the of­ runs, two RBI) and Damian fense for the w inners w ere Bonanlco (two singles, two runs). Timothy Raines (triple, double, Feb. 23 two runs). Hlllnskl (two doubles, J.J. Diplerro drove In two runs run). Randy Calc (single, two as Casselberry shutout Longwood 3-0. DiPicrro drove In his runs with a pair of singles. Also c o n t r ib u t in g w e r e J im m y Parsons (two singles. RBI). Neal Maybln (two singles). Chris KlllIngsworth (double) and Jose Torrez (single, rim). Andy Ncufeld allowed only one run as the White Sox topped the Sun Bank Indians 8-1. Mike Grandelll (two singles, two RBI) and Nick Traeger (two RBI) provided the offense. Jeremy Frost drove In the winning run and Angelo Amato A S I 00 IkJwt can make you an Instant ws the winning pitcher as the Winter Springs Angels nipped the Winter Springs Tigers 5-4 In eight innings. Contributing to the Angels ofTcnsc were Frost (three singles, run. two RBI). Scott Ferrell (two Jackpot given away every Sal. night singles, two runs, RBI. five Also ploy fha all new stolen bases) and Josh Pickett (two singles, two runs). Doing Twin Trffecta the damage for thr Tigers were (14 Exciting Race*) Greg Miller (two singles, run. Nightly 7:30 p m Th n . Lutes* Nghl RDII. Chris Sanders (two singles, Matinees 1:00 pm. . Frau Adn*a«n two runs) and Tim Zenkel (two Mon, Wed. Sal. Scuaai Group singles, run). Ntgb Petal Treaty - Diana Hodges (Jones) I4h points. Discos - I. A. Brown (Sam) Il6 f j x Rhodes (L y ) tf-S; X Tana (Seel to I4to; X Stewart (Her) 47 4to; X Wesley (NSB) 4610h; X Lewis 011. 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Lewis (9:58.5 in the two-mile run). Drst-placc finishes from Andrea Brown (1 13-9 in the discus) and Kclca Lawrence {49.8 seconds in the 330-yard low hurdles). The Lake Mary Rams boys' team made a ( t r i p l e ) . M ik a O o o d a ll (d o u b la . tw o ru n s ) a n d o h a w ti B u rg e r- SPORTS FANSI - 1. Hodges I J ) 1X4; X (Ce) 11.7; X t h lUas (tom ) IX I; X (Co) 1X1; S. Ctoltt (Sab) IX ); X Redding (Her) 1)7. I l l High Hurdles - t. Rotors (O v) !7.t«' X Holland (Sen) 17.1; X Gewotds I J ) IXX X Plgsbox I Sab) IX ); L banks (tom ) IX ); X Williams (la m ) (47. 114 Oath - 1. Hodges ( J ) M X; 1. Gertie (HerI 177; X Mutltoi (la m ) 177; X Chambers ( J ) 177; X Shams (O v) 177; X Rone IM ) I t .7. 336 Lew Hurdtoi — I. Lawrence (Sam) 4f.4i X McMIllton ISC) 44.4; X Dkole INSB) 11.0; X Wiliams (Sam) SXI; X Hucko I Her) SX); XU gerl (NSB) U 4. 444 Dash - 1. Reece (Hsr) Jf l ; I. Ward (tom ) 1:4X1; 1. McClain ( J ) 1:04.7; X Rati men (Sam) 17X4; 5. HolIMky (See) 1:64.7. 444 Relay — t. Jones 11.0; 1. Cocoa 11.7; 1. Seebroere 1 )7 ; X ftornuto SXI; 1. Mainland 13.3: t. New Smyrna Beech S IX M Run - 1. Reynolds (Bn) J:2 X I; 1. Sapp (Ce) 1:1X1; 1. Atorritt (Bwd) 1:147; X Oroonherg IL y ) 1:1X4; 1. Oswald (Seel 1:117; X C e s tm lO v) 1:1X7, Mile Run - 1 . Coverdeto (Bwd) 1:177; 1. Appeal (See) 170.1; X Brotakh (L y ) 1:117; 4. Merritt (Bwd) 1:177; X Mortal (See) 1:44.4; 4. Mott (00) 1:477. Mite Relay - I. Lyman 4:1X1; X tomlnolo 4:1473 1 Sebrlng 4:107; X Brookwood 4:161; 1. Mainland 4:3)4; X Hernando 4:37.7. Twu-Mlle Run — 1. Greenberg (L y ) 11:1X7; X Coverdeto (Bwd) 11:17.1,• X Victoria (Bwdl 11:46); 4. Davit (L y ) 11147.1; 1. Crlssmen (Bwd) 11:107; X Becker INSB) 11:14.7. Invitational- runs) and Chris Herring (single, run). Pacing the Dodgers ofTense w e r e Ralph D eltzm an (tw o singles, two runs) and Hillard and Brian Stensrud (one single each). PONT F a b 20 Robbie Dehavcn hurled a on ­ e-hitter as the Winter Springs shutout the Lake Mary Phillies 13-0. Contributing to a nine hit Orllcs attack were Mike Goodall (d o u b le , tw o s in g le s , run). Patrick Nave (double, two runs). Shawn Burger (single, two runs) and Dehavcn and Mark Sotnlk (one single and one run each). F e b 23 R o b b ie D eh avcn tossed tw o -h llte r to ou tduel Scott Moscey as the Winter Springs Orioles bettered the Lake Mary Reds 5-3. Leading the Orioles ofTcnsc were Ebony Bcmazard (triple, single). Carlos Martinez (Single). J e ff Chunat drove In four runs with a double and a single an d_ A~rigcr6‘*X’ascForTzz6''auded~ u double and a single as the Sanford Red Sox topped the Lake Mary Phillies 9-3. F e b 27 T h e Long wood Dodgers scored u run In the top or the sixth Inning as they edged the Sanford Red Sox 6-5. Winning pitcher Robert Vcssey struck out 10F e b 28 Dusty Curry had a double, a single and scored two runs and Kilcy Calapa struck oul 11 as the A ’s beat the PhllUes 11*4. (Her) 61ft X Freemen 6M« x Powell (Sab) OH; X. 44; x Hertnesi ISem)4-X >- I. Jerkins (NSB) 166; 1. (Ce) t6lh; X Renting (Seal I61h; X Walker (M) t6lh; X Chambers (J) I66h; X Gardner (Ce) 166. Triple Jump - I. Oarrett (Ly) 16lh (Meet Record); 1. HWI (Sea) 36(61*; J. Jenkins INSB) WIN; X Ward (Sam) U -lh l X Dinkola INSh) HO; 4. Ctoltt (Seb)JlHVi. Team Results: I. laminate (tom) It; 1. Jonas |J) 41; X Seebraeis (toe) «l; X Hernando (Her) to; I. Cocoa ICo) 1); x Lyman (Lf) 111 7. Brookwood. Georgia (Bwd) to; X Ovtodo (Ov) Hi f. New Smyrna Beech INSB) 33; 10. Sebrlng (Sab) «; II. Mainland I; 11. Beniamin (Bn) 7; IX Sprues Creek IK) ); IX DeLandlDoM: IXMsrrlH Island0. C o n tin u e d fro m I B Continued from I B I and Johnson had a double, a single and a run scored to lead t)ie offense. Jeremy Myers had two singles, scored two runs and find one RBI for the Athletics. Feb. 25 Individual Rosette High-Pel at Treeky - Anton Watts (Jones) IJiy points. DMrtS - 1. Lupo (Tit) 144-1; 1. Davis (O P ) t a x - ] Ollier (M l) 141 X- X Guion IJ ) 146Jr S. McOorutd I T At 1)61; X Sparrow (Jem) 1)64 Skat Rnt - I. White (Jem ) 13-lltoi 1. Dlller (M l) » t t o ; X Guton IJ ) J61to; X tperrew (Sam) 46Mkj X Or reel (See) 4 6 th ; X B rm m tU O 46X High Jmnp - t. Gaskins (See) 61; X Hill INSB) 64; X Jereelk (L y ) 64| X (Ov) 6 ) i X Oedbee (Jem ) 66r X I (L M ) 60. — „ .jm p - t. Paulin IT It) D O U ; I. Scott (NSB) I I 4; X Mobley (Her) It eh; X Deem (Jem) ll-)to i X Jones (M l) 1 6U ; X Oetnss lOv) 461th. Triple Jump — t. Scott <NSB) 47 J; X Senders (Sp) 464; X Scott (Semi 461thi X Stile (Jem) «6C hr 5. Hitt (N SB) 464; X Caftan (Ly)4 6 X M e VanIt - 1. Allison (Tft) t)X ; X Daniel (Sp) tl- 0; x Bowman (L N ) and Ukent (LM ) 11-6; J. HHI (L N ) 11-41 X Mlrabile (DO IIR . ISO-Meter Dash - I. N. Williams (Sam) lX ti X Calllne (L M ) 11.li ). Harris (D R ) 11.0: X Turner (A ) H I ; X Kneel (Sam) 1l.li X Roberson (Da) It.I. l i t High Hurdles - 1. Riley I J ) 1X1; I. Watts IJ) IX ); 1. Swift <M) 1X4; X Janes (M l) 141; ). W. Williams (Jem ) tXSi X Fordo (Semi 1S.X SPARROWS (g amd UNDER) baseball-------- Andy NeuHed hit a three run home run and added a single as the While Sox stopped the Lake Mary Yankees 8 6 . Nick Traeger got the save In relief of Austin Costln. M ike H a laych lck was the w in n in g pitch er and Kevin Johnson the loser as the Red Sox knocked off the Cardinals 9-4. Chris Sanders (two singles, two runs. RBI) and Tim Zlnkcl (home Teem ReteMsi t. l iminefs (Je m ) St» I. Tlfton County. Ceorpie (Tft) a . ). Janet t J ) as 4. D r. Philips (O R ) » t S. Sprlnpetead (Spl IS; a U b e Mery (U N ) A l l 7. New Smyrna Beech (NSB) IS; I. Merritt Island (M l) and Apopka IA ) 14; ft. Saabreeie ISoa) and Lyman (L y ) II; 11. Mainland <M) It; IX O v M e (O v )S i U. Harnande (Har) mid Cocoa I Col It IX Lake Newell (LN> U r 47. DeLsnd (Del 4; tX University (U ) i ft. Sebrlng (Jab) end Titusville Astronaut ( T A ) >; SC. Deltona (D t) I; It. RgcktoAW. Bishop Moore and Spruce CreekO. Marie Coode led a 17-hlt attack with a home run. two singles, four RBI and a run acored as Blockbuster Video toppled Dynamites 18-4. Kelly Placentine added a triple, single, two RBI and two runs acored while Lindsey Bradley contributed a single and three RBI. Winning pitcher Megan Francis struck out seven. Inflelders Sheena Gracey, Lindsey Bradley and Angela Fulmer played well defensively. Winning pitcher Heather Kaerk worked three shutout innings while contributing a double, single and three RBI In Winn Dixie's 14-4 defeat of Rlnker Materials. Kristin Shupp added a single, three RBI and a run scored. Angle Benton, who pitched the last two Innings In relief o ' Kserk. chipped In with two singles, two RBI and two runs scored. Julie Johnson was the losing pitcher. Ashley Webster caught a line drive and tagged a runner standing off base for an unassisted double play In Atlantic Plumbing's 11-10 win over Persklns Restaurants-Lake County. Katie Auerbach was the winning pitcher while Megan Dontrich took the loss. Offensive stars were Katie McAullffe (three singles, two runs scored) and Sarah Smith (a home run, two singles, two runs scored). Macasphalt (2-1) has a half-game lead over Winter Springs (1-1) and a full gime advantage on Sedgwick James (1*2). On March 2. Macasphalt scored four runs In each of the four Innings they played to defeat Sedgwick James 16-7. r n Desk - I. Collins (LM ) n i l X these (Sam) n s , x Rliay (J ) txt; x Rhymes (Ce) I I.t ; 5. Hudson (A ) IXS; X Roberson (Da) 747. ) » Intermediate Hurdles - I. Watts (J ) If.!,- X Smith (M ) 117; X Oetrn (Out Jt.ti X Strope (Sea) 41.4; X Borman (Tft) 4X1; X Reter sea (Sam) 41.). 44S Desk - I. Powell ITff) )t,4j X Hftckmen (Sam) St.t; X Williams I Del 513; X Paulin (Tft) J l ) ; x Clerk (See) i l l , 4. Pollack (A ) XL). 444 ReMy - I. Iwnlaolo 4X4; X Apopka O h ). Janet a.h x Cocoa 444; X New Smyrna Beech 4t.X X Lyman 41.4 MS Ran — I. Davit (Sam) 1sl4.fi X Preston (DP) t : » . f ; x Janes (Sam) 1:417; x Davis (NSB) 1:41.7; X Nugere (Sp) 1:6X7; 4. Dorrell (Sab) 1:614. Mile Run — I. Plesancla (DP) 4:14 4; 1. Cummings U p ) 4 :M .« X Reputile (Sp) 4:17.6; X Rekertten (L M ) 4 :)«7 i ). Aft Insen 4:41.f ; X Oavls (NSB) 4:437. MKe Retoy — I. Tilton County ) : U 6 ; X Dr. Phllllpa 3:36.6; 1. Jones 1:16.6; X Lyman l i l M ; ). Mainland l : l f 7 ; 4. SMB tog 1:41.7. Tvse-MHe Run — 1. lewis ILM ) f :lX f ; X Cummings (Sp) N :U .) ; 1. Kaye (U ) 16:0X7; X Spangler (Her) 10 Of f; X Scott ( L y ) ItsSXtiX Plesencle 10. M t. H W Y. 17-92 SA N FO R D 3 2 1 -7 8 0 0 m M A R IN E / T R O L L IN G LAW N /G AR D EN M O TO R C YC LE mm 22 87t m il W ith E tc h in g * tzl .*••• I ••>«k *1 4Q 93' -W.-W. w U F WHI. I ithang. 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The meeting will be held at the Quality Inn-North. State Road 434 at 1-4. Longwood. from Noon to 1 p m. Kenneth Peach. Director. Physician Services and Marketing. South Seminole Community Hospital, will outline the steps required to prepare a public relations plan for your business. Many promotional Ideas wil be offered during the pres­ entation. Peach I* a Certified Public Relations Consultant (CPRC). active In the Orlando chapter of the Florida Public Relations Association. L A K E MARY — Baron von Roodhausen recently purchased the fam ed 8wise Inn restaurant on GReenwood Boulevard and has renamed It Swiss Alps Inn. It was announced In a press re- The Imported furnishings of the restaurant, su ch as the handcrafted white Alpine stood celling, windows o f Austrian c ry s ta l. Italian chandeliers. Germ an table settings, and Ca­ nadian lace curtains, will re­ main, the release said. Tlm a cu a n builders enter ‘parade’ LAKE MARY — Three builders at Tlmacuan have entered custom homes In the Parade of Homes In hopes of continuing that community's tradition for winning award*. Since opening Just-ln-tlme for the 1988 Parade of Homes, Tlmacuan’* builders have won nine Parade awards. That’s a tradition that puts pressure on the builders to produce their finest work when they enter the Parade, according to a press release. The 1991 entries are built by the Cox Corporation. Fleming Homes and Dave Brewer Homes. ■f n ic k p ra iF A U F Herald staff writer SANFORD — The ment o f new small operations aa well aa stores and businesses !*i! ■'m the City o f Sanford. ' A m o n g th e new establish­ ments In the southern area of the city Is the VCR Doctor, on ..Highway. 17-93.Jirar.?.1a*_Slreet._ across from the Golden U m b Restaurant. The business began operation In the middle o f last December, at 3100 S. French Avenue. Th e Sanford branch of the video equbxnent servicing establishm ent, with Its main headquarters In Orlando. Is the fourth now operating In Central Florida. Just tw o doors down from the VCR Doctor, at 2114 S. French is the new hom e of Iowa Discount Meat and Grocery. The food store Is owned and operated by Nabll Jamm al, and has been In its new location since December 7. It features a wide selection o f fresh meats as well as a delicatessen and gro­ ceries. Jam m al selected the name o f the store because o f the fact that a large majority o f his meat products come from the State o f Iowa as well as other parts o f the middle west. Several blocks further south, on Highway 17-92. at 2413 S. French Avenue, is Corey's Tire Zone and Auto Service. Corey's la new to Sanford, having taken over the form er A-OK Tire store In J a n u a r y . C o re y D u n n ’ s establishment features several prominent lines o f tires, and handles all types of automotive service work. T h e new o r g a n i s a t i o n . BellSouth Telephone Operation*, will m ake the ' 'organisation more effective and more effi­ c i e n t . ” said c o r p o r a t e spokesman Terry Johnson. U . S . S A V IN G S THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT Shari Bredis, Jean Butlsr, Pam Polgraan, Jerry Slhle, Kathl* Ragan and Diane Parker. The brief welcome was staged recently. Southeast Bank announces winners SANFORD — To celebrate the m erger o f the Sanford 17-93 and Airport Banking Centers, Southeast Bank gave aw ay some very entertain­ ing prizes. The grand prize winner was Mike Leonard who received a Sony 39" remote control television. Linda Halliburton won the second prize o f a Sony remote control VCR. T H E The third prize winner was Levelle Thompson who received 4S0 worth o f video rentals from Star Video In Sanford. In addition to the three prizes that were given away, the Sanford 17-92 banking center Is offering free checking to new customers for one year until March 3 1, 1991. F A C TS FO R YO URSELF f7Sv‘5l *£ rw I C p o r t o f C o n d lt io n u December 31,1990 ta n k e d 1 9 th in th e U .S . in assets. SunTrust E q u it y as a p e rc e n t o f assets r a n k s in the to p 5 a m o n g the Assets $33.4 Billion Equity $2.3 Billion c o u n t r y ’8 35 la rg e s t banks. 5 th s tr a ig h t 'y e a r o f e a r n in g s Earnings T h e m a rk e t valu e o f S u n T r u s t stock is th e 8 th h ig h e s t $350.4 Million increases. Market,—------— $2.9 Billion Capitalization i n th e U . S . SunBank R a n k e d 2 n d in F lo r id a . Assets $1§.7 Billion O n ly .m a jo r b a n k to re g is te r a s ig n if ic a n t Deposit Market Share* United phone saves operators W INTER PARK (AP) - United Telephone Co. o f Florida will not transfer Its operator services to a subsidiary, saving the Jobs of about 400 operators statewide, a company spokesman said. The company plans to consol­ idate Its long-distance operator services in Winter Park by the end o f 1991, almost doubling the facility's work force from 80 to about 150 employees. United spokesman Brian Craven said Monday. The company will close tolloperator centers In Fort Myers and Ocala. Lake Mary Chamber of Comm#res welcomed new business Slhts and Williamson Insurance Agency to the city. From left: Jh#ris Fulton, A T L A N T A (AP) BellSouth Corp. has created a new organi­ sation to manage operations at Its t w o phone com p an ie s. Southern Bell and South Central Bell. JU D G E Itrutyl Chamfer wtlcomaa business B a ll p h o n e an n o u n ces n e w team establish­ business long-time that have new o w n e rs or new locations c o n ttn u M t o vario us ooeuana ot a A s t ro n g back gro u n d for Roodhausen Indudes ownership of 33 restaurants and hotels throughout the United States, such a a The Fatted Calf In New Orleans and Hotel L a Rote In the C alifornia wine country, ac­ cording to the press release. All business people are Invited to attend. Lunch la available for 46. For additional Information about the Longwood/WInter Springs Chamber of Commerce, please call 831-9991. Businesses opening in Sanford _ Lake Mary re8taurant purchased ERA Stcnstrom Really, Inc., with olTIcea In both Sanford and Lake Mary, ha* been recently named one of the top 300 real estate firms in the United States affiliated with Electronic Realty Associates. Inc. The ERA network consists of more than 3,000 Independently owned real estate offices In the United States. The 34-year old* firm la owned and operated by Realtor Herbert E. Stenstrom. native of Sanford. • l _____ S te n ttro m E R A ra n k td In top 200 ! W C o n v e n ie n t to 12.45% increa se in 1990. Offices 335 Customers 1.3 million over 9 2 % o f F l o r i d a ’8 p o p u la tio n . O u r m o st 'v a lu a b le asset. SunBank is the Florida subsidiary o f SunTrust and is recognized by many as one of the strongest, most stable banking companies in the country. But, don't take our word for it. Judge for yourself. Check the facts about your financial institution. Then, for real peace of mind, check with us - SunBank. * 1PC Deposit market (here u of 9/30/90 U.mber H U C C 1M I SuniUiOj. lac A S u n T ru * Book StutTruM Book*. lac. 'ftraca o f Mind Booking' u ■ m o w mark bokmfine taciuMvoljr to Peace of M ind Banking* �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 10, 1901 — »• : - - In th« upcoming performance o f RW ho8hot D k k t y r Unde Zem plays mystery writer Margsrat DooWsh, the who-dunnlt's i narrator. M Herald People Edlti never tell. Fifty caat members, many of whom are Sanford residents and not trained ballet dancers, will gather for the murder mystery Ballet performance of "W ho Shot Diddy?" next weekend. Quest performers, who are not m e m b e r s of t h e Sa nf o r d * Seminole Ballet Guild, said they participated In over two yean of Intense rehearsal for reasons ranging from being able to use their brains to being a last resort for the non-profit ballet guild, producer of the often comedic "It's brain oil to make yourself do something like this." U nda Zem. who plays mystery writer Margaret. DooWah. said. “It's like being on a roller coaster and 1 always enjoyed that ride." she added. Quest dancer Ed Korgan Jok­ ingly said he got Involved "a s a last resort.” "T h is Is more work than I’ve ever had to do before." he laughingly said. "Yeah, he's still asking himself 'W hy me?’" Stacl Shannon, a guild member who pays Monica Monee. chided Korgan. Korgan said he plays the part of "B ig Ed the thug and one of u m p j r - r ;v w V , black coaturnes." "W e look like a bunch of Hamfngoa on stage,” he con­ fided. Caat member* all agreed that keeping a aenae of humor has helped during the two yean of preparation time for the ahow. Fonda Nobles, a gueat dancer who plays an 'Apple Pie Mom* said working on the show has been " a lot of fun. a lot of hard work. We've learned to take correction with a smile. We've earned these calluses on our heels," she said. Both Nobles and Zem called themselves "frustmted ballet dancers." Nobles, who danced for 10 yean , now has two daughten who dance. Zem has four children but has alsrdys wanted to be on the stage. "I didn't know 1 could do this 'til I tried. It Just shows that no matter what dreams you have In the back of your brain, no matter how old you are, you a n do something different," Zem said. Nobles is also proud of her part. "I earned every one of these calluses on my heels." she quipped. The ballet, a whodunnit about a broadway producer who is murdered, features guest dancer Scott Ferguson as a wealthy backer who steps In. as Blltmore Bylt. to run the show. Ferguson said he concentrates hard on his role as a rich man. “I have to act rich and I’m really a poor student doing this for relaxation." he said. And Anna Higgins, guild member, la performing for the challenge of mastering many parts. "I play lots of roles: a threepiece suit, a ballerina, a dancer In the chorus line and I forget what elsel” she said. But she'll remember by next week. She'll remember this ex­ perience always, she said. Tkfcrtv h r unm MMt O M S y r m U K • Sw an . M « t Mm Star. Tld w ti mar b* » -Linda Zam, narrator-star , Cast member from "Who Shot Diddy I” gathered after practice to dlscuasthelr work. From left: Anna Higgins, Stacl Shannon, Fonda Nobles, Ed Korgan and Scott Ferguson ~ • More murderous I N B R IE F ■No matter what dreams you have in the back of your brain, you can do something different.j T h e p lo t t h ic k e n s f o r L a k e M a r y t e a c h e r S tud e n t believes In achieving Terry V. McKinney Jr., son of I he Rev. and ^ M r s . T e r r y V . W f - jw J McKinney Sr., Sanford. was recently named a | " , McKnlght Achiever by ?■ ta/ the McKnlght Center of Excellence at the University of Central Flor- | Ida. Terry, a student at H i Hamilton Elementary School, was chosen for ■ jjH h is a c a d e m i c B lU excellence and cultural achievements. Tarry McKInnay Ji Outstanding athletes named Lake Mary Optimist Club member Herman Schroedcr reported that three Lake Mary High School students were recently honored by the club for outstanding athletic and academic achievements. Colby Arrow has earned six varsity letters. He was named all-Conferencc und All-District In soccer, basketball and baseball. He maintains a 3.5 grade j>olnl average In honors classes and Is active In the Fellowship o f Christian Athletes. Dawn Judd has played basketball for five years and baseball since she was a third grader. She played on the girls softball team her freshman year at Lake Mary High School. She Is currently on the honor roll with a grade point average o f 3.6. Soccer player Mathew Buckmastcr was named Slate Team Player in 1990. to the Southeast Regional Team In 1990. He received an All American nomination and was selected for the All Smith Team. AARP appointment made The appointment o f Arthur C. Athens of Longwood as American Association of Retired Persons district director for Lake and Seminole counties was announced recently by Tess Canja. stale director of AARP. As district director. Athens will coordinate AARP activities In the area and serve as Ihc representative for the organization's members and for the community at large. Athens, jiast president o f Sanlando AARP Chapter 3578. Ins also served us a chairman nf the Florida Slate Legislative Committee. Girl named finalist Christy Dees, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Dees of Winter Park, has been selected finalist for Florida's 11th Annual Homecoming tiuecn selection to be held In April. She Is the Lake Howell High School homecoining queen. LAKE MARY — Putting up with the stress o f being a teacher is sometimes enough to drive someone to murder. Diane Lewis, a science teacher at Lake Mary High School who has been Seminole County’s Teacher of the Year 11990) and Outstanding Young Educator o f the Year (1991). thinks about murder a lot. And she thinks It can be fun. especially when It takes the form o f one of her soon-to-be famous murder mystery parties. Lewis, who said she has always loved a good murder mystery, began Mr. E. Productions last September almost by accident. "M y whole family loves a murder mystery party." she said. “ W e’ve played every one that's on the m arket." She said they "re a lly get Into It," dressing In costume, speaking In appropriate accents and playing the role for an entire evening o f fun. She said her mother’s sorority was planning a party last September and she asked Lew is If she would write a murder mystery party for the women to play out. Lewis sat down and penned "Black Magic Murder," a Halloween mystery. Each party-goer was given a description o f their character and a short synopsis o f the background before arriving at the event. Then, through the course o f conversations, the participants are expected to solve the mystery. Lewis attended the "Black Magic Murder" to replace a guest who could not attend, and said that It was Interesting to see her own work In action. "It was Interesting seeing It from another point of view ," she said. Lewis has since completed three more mysteries: "T ea for T w o." u double murder that takes place In Georgia In I860 just prior to the Civil War: "Shooting Star." the murder of u theatre critic Is solved: and "Cupid's Arrow ." a Valentine's murder In which participants at u wine festival try to find out who murdered Beau Je'Lay. a Judge at the event. Lewis’ mysteries are filled with puns. " I love playing with words." she said. Among the suspects being questioned In "Cupid's A rrow " are Eve Aslvc. Champ Payne. N. Tara Care. Popda Korkoff and Perry Algh. Lewis said that she has copyrighted and Is selling the parties she has created for 925 apiece. "M y main goal right now Is not so much selling them os It Is getting them written." she noted. Lewis has used murder mysteries In her leaching as well. Instead of Just leaching students In her anatomy and physiology classes about the mechanics of blood typing, she created a murder mystery where the only evidence Is blood left by the perpetrator at the scene. Students are required lo find the murderer based on the facts they can gather through matching blood types. "It makes learning a lot of fun for the students.” she said. "They don't even realize they are learning sometimes." Though she said she Is always coming up with new Ideas at scenarios for her mysteries, she said It takes nearly a month to create the whole party. Lewis said when she Is finished writing the murder mystery parties that she wants to submit to Hallmark, she plans to write a murder mystery novel. Diana Lawls alleviates slrasstul teaching situations by writing murdar mysteries �•• — Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday. March 10. 1991 Toes tapped, fingers snapped WEDDINGS Baker, Kpeglo marry in Sanford ceremony S A N F O R D — S t e p h a n ie Yvonne Baker and Mawutnr Kofi Kpeglo are announcing their marriage today. The wedding was an event o f August 4. 1990. at the St. James AME Church of Sanford. T h e R e v . N olan T . P itts performed the formal doublering ceremony at 4 p.m. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Baker. Lake Mary. The bridegroom Is the son of the late Mr. Gilbert Kpeglo and Mrs. G ilb e r t K p eg lo . K ctcKratcht. Ghana. Given In mnnluge by her father, the bride chose for her vows a formal white gown of chantllly lace embellished with seed pearls and sequins. The bodice of the gown featured a Sabrina neckline with extended waist. The tapered sleeves were puffed nt the shoulders. A large satin bow at the back accented the cathedral-length train. Her fingertip Illusion veil was at­ tached to a crown o f beaded pearls and sequins. She carried a cascading bouquet of peach and aqua roses accented with baby's breath and pearls. The bride's sister. Sybil Yvette Baker, attended as m aid of honor. She wore a peach satin gown with a scml-fltted bodice and a v-neckllnc which accented the back. The sleeves were short w ith g a t h e r e d c a p s . H e r gathered sk irt with shaped hemline was accented with a flower. She carried a bouquet of peach curnatlons accented with aqua mist ribbon and baby's breath w h ich m atch ed her headpiece. Bridesmaids were Khancdra M r». Mawutor Kpeglo E d w ards. T a m m l W illia m s . Christie Jones. Rochelle Lang. Junior bridesmaids were Cecily Jones. Enynnant K|x-glo. Their gowns were Identical to the honor attendant's. Denise Bilker. Ashley Lang. Kaful Kpeglo were flower girls. Dr. Kobla Kpeglo. brother of the groom, served as best man. Groomsmen and ushers were Julian Lang. Raymond Kromah. William Pickens. Kofi Gilbert O s e l. W illia m P a r k e r and William Packer. Cedric Roberts served as ring bearer. A reception followed the cere­ mony at Holiday Inn. Lakeside. Sanford. The bride's godmother. M crlan Johnson, served as c o n s u lta n t w ith a ssis ta n ts Wanda Wilson. Tracy Bell and Sherry Wilson. Following a wedding trip to Indian Shores. F lorida, the newlyweds are m aking their home In Greensboro. N.C. B ecker, H ill e x c h a n g e v o w s in W in te r Park W IN TE R PA R K Lauren Frances Becker and Donald Hill II are announcing their marriage today. Their marriage was un event of Dec. 29. 1990. ut the First United Methodist Church. Winter Park. Dr. Tom Price performed the cnmllrltiilii c e r e m o n y u l 7 p . i n . Thr b r id e In th e d a u g h t e r i m T h e b rid eg room 's brother. Mark Hill o f Gainesville, served us best man. Groomsmen were Dr. Austin Hill, the groom 's brother, of Cincinnati. Oh.: Jim Urquhart. Phoenix. Az.: Fred Allen. Ellljuy. G a . a n il T o m A l l e n . Fort Lauderdale. Flower girl was Abigail Ballard of Eustls. goddaughter of the bride. A reception followed the cere­ m o n y at th e W in t e r Purk Country Club. A buffet supper was provided wllh dancing to a |a/z band. Assistants at the receptlon were Pam Mvers. Ml. Dora and Sherry Shupert of Woodstock, Ga. After a wedding trip to Negrtl. Jamaica, the newlyweds are making their home InaApopka. T h e b r id e Is m a n a g e r fo r T w y fo rd In tern ation al Plant Labs, and the groom Is a senior at the University o f Central Florida. M iss Neeley Isa 1986 graduate ot Lake Brantley High School. Longwixxl where she was the head rnajorelte In the school's man lung band She also played Mute In thr concert band. She graduated in 1909 from Semi nolc Community College where she received a A A degree In SANFORD DORIS DIETRICH M a ry A n n C l e v e l a n d a n d Carolyn Cornelius assisted by Kay 1fall. Fran Hammcrll. Pat H ardin. S y lv ia Huhn. Rose are, from left: Marty Colegrove, Faye Siler and Jean Melts. Jacobson. Sundl Moodie and Janice Springfield. President Marty C olcgrove presided over the business meet­ ing. Rose Payne Introduced her daughter. Rosemary Southward Kornrelch. as a visitor. Rose­ mary was brought up In Sanford a n d m a r r i e d D r . M a r t in Kornrelch In 1965. Mary Tlllls. chairman of the nomtnatlng com m ittee, pres­ ented the slate o f officers who were all elected as follows: Jean Metis, first vice president; Jane Saxon, recording secretary: Fran Mitchell, treasurer: Viola Frank, ; chairman o f the Arts Depart­ ment; Justine Lee. chairman of the Home LJfe Department: Beth Bridges, chairman o f the Public Affairs Department: and Di-Lores Lash, chairman o f the Education Department. The oficers will be Installed at the June meeting. The president announced that the board will host a dinner on A p ril 12 for m em b ers and guests. The board will supply the meat, beverages and breads with members bringing covered 1 See Dietrich. Page 7B _________________________________ "N o b o d y 's ever called me shy." he said. Frank said many of the guests were affiliated with volunteer organizations and governmental boilles. Susie and her family are always donating food to civic causes. Frank explained, so a New Year's party was a good excuse for friends to gather. "She's always trying to gel her friends to eat. eat." he said. Evcyonc did Just that. The Gold Lion Chinese feast came complete with dragon-costumed performers, fireworks and Ivorychopsticks. "Susie Is Numtx-r One In my b<M>k."Frank said. Seniors give youngster party Alta Ombres reports the Lake Mary Seniors hosted the 40th birthday bash for Cindy Brown recently when the club members LAKEMARY LONOWOOD LACY DOMEN gathered for activities at the Old City Hall. C in d y Is a p a tro n -b o a r d member and a staunch support­ er of a all senior activities, according to Alta. Several bouquets of flowers, a gift from the seniors and a decorated birthday cake were presented to the honored guest. Coupled wttli llu- fun. Brad Talltmiii presented u tax plan­ ning workshop after which a lively discussion was held. A Tin ger" food"! tlric hebrf' com ­ pleted the day's aetlvltes. Bingo! L a k e M a ry R o ta r y C lu b m em ber Larry Gulgnon self­ lessly calls two sets of bingo for charity every lime the club hosts I he game at Flea World. Last week. Larry said Rotary raised $630. more than had ever been raised before! Larry said eight bingo games have been held since Iasi April, with proceeds averaging $425. A total of $3,250 has currently been raised for Rotary civic projects. W hile Larry announces the numbers, other Rotary members assist by checking cards and answering questions. Donating time from their busy Saturday morning were: Dennis Courson. Pete Jamison. Keith Samuels and Bobby Sharp. Donating time In the afternoon were Tom HtuM Photo by Lacy Ooman Pete Jamison checks the Bingo roster as Keith Samuels heads toward a winning patron at whom Larry Guignon points. Powers, a new Rotarlan: Charlie Meeks and Jim Curl. Learn a beautiful craft Emily Whaltor announced a class will be conducted by Jerry Vaughn in the basic techniques of Psantry. a most unusual and beautiful way of design and of coloring Easter eggs. The class will be at the Orthodox Church of St. Stephen. 1895 latke Emma Kd.. Longwood. on Saturday. March 16 from 9 a.rn. until noon. There Is a $6 fee to cover a|J materials. Each person aitend­ ing Is asked to bring three unboiled eggs, making sure they have no cracks. For reservations and addl- Lake Mary residents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walko were guests ol David and Susie Kwang (tonal Information, call 321-4594 or 851-9357. F o lk lif e c e l e b r a t e d a t lit e r a r y f o r u m James Weldon Johnson Liter­ ary Farum w ill be held at Seminole Community College SANFORD March 14-15. On Thursday, at 7 p.m., the Literary Forum will feature a historical display In the lobby of the Fine Arts building "G "an d a panel discussion In MARVA llu- Fine Arts building (choral HAWKINS room). The panel will discuss: "Three Generations of Reflec­ tion." the views on Johnson's cclehrnllon ol lolkltlc. The panel to J a m es W eldon Johnson, will be represented by Allcitucsc featuring the dynamic voice ol S. Bentley, local historian and G rade Muller Miller. The even­ author: Dr. Roy Singleton Jr.. ing program will Include the U niversity of North Florida, orlglu.il art display featuring student essayist; moderator for LaVou Van Williams Jr. (Fine tlie panel w ill he Mclvn J. physieal therapy. Miss Neeley Is Arts Building lobby) at 7 p.m., Perkins, proprleless, Montsho and llu- presentation and 8 p.m presently employed as executive Books. Etc. secrrlary for Dixon Tleouderogu evening performance In the Fine Friday, March 15. the morning A r ts c o n c e rt h a ll. “ G o d 's and Is Ixtlon Instructor tor troth Lake Mary Dance Academy and program will begin wllh registra­ Trombones” written by James Dclinnn Dance Academy tion (rum 9-10 a.m. In the W ddon Johnson, and presented Her fiance. Iioru In Ft. Ilragg. by TaJIrt A rts International library, low er lobby. L-002 N.C is the maternal grandson ol From 10 a.m. until noop. a panel Production. Mrs. Audrey Sehreek ol Winter Jam es Weldon Johnson, a discussion entitled "Native Son S p r in g s a n d th e p a te r n a l anil World Citizen.'* thr many native o f Jacksonville, led a grandson ol Mrs Bernice Poe of facets o f James Weldon J o h n s o n multi-faceted lllr as a lawyer, songwrtn-r. novelist, poet, dip­ Bloomington. Ill I W is a 1986 will Ire held. Pianists are Dr graduate ol the adult high school Daryl Cumber Dance of Virginia lomat. civil rights leader, and Commonwealth University; Dr university professor This Janies ai Seminole Community College Hc attends Seminole Communi­ Burney J Hollis o f Morgan State Weldon Johnson Native Son and ty College where he majors In University: Dr. Louts II. Pratt. World Citizen Literary Forum is theater anti com m unications co-sponsored hy Florida En­ Florida A AM University. Dr and will complete his degree at Thelma L B Thompson. Norfolk dowment lor the Humanities und the l ulvcisliv ol Central Florida Slate University. Moderator of Seminole Community College Poe Is presentl\ employed as stall and program development the pan el. Dr. S tep h en C stere o and h ou sew a res Wright. Seminole Community salesman, wouderaftsmun .mil College. .mtotxMly mechanic. Friday. March 15. 12 30 p in . Com m unity invited I he wedding will In- an event E lk s A w a re n e s s Day and luncheon at the Student Center. of June 8. 2 p.m.. at First Baptist Includes "Singing' and Talkin' Evergreen Tem ple Anniversary In v ite s th e c n m m i i n l i v lo th e ir <!hureh of Wfntei Pat K 1 'txmt de Man. a n i t i s l r . i l tribute Neeley, Poe to wed Born In Montgomery. Ala., the brid e-elect Is the m aternal granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Charles W Hall. Letnhachee. Ala. and the paternal grand daughter ot Mrs. Margurctle Ptcree of Beaver Falls. Pa. Over 70 Sem inole County guests helped David and Susie Kwang usher In the Chinese New Year recently. Susie said It's now the year of the Ram. 4689 The Chinese zodiac runs In 12 year cycles with a different animal symbolizing each one. Count In 12s to find out If this Is your year. Susie said someone born under the sign of the Ram Is elegant and accomplished, wise, gentle and compassionate, but probably shy. b o u n d p m u t im w t l b truiiBiM >rtu- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hill II n v iiw n w io By i BRNBy fiHCffn An award lor Kramer was the order of the day when Michael Kramer performed for the Woman's Club of Sanford. Surrounding the jazz musician C r o w d u s h e r s in Y e a r o f t h e R a m - Hon needs, said he w a s born under the sign of the Ram In ENGAGEMENT WINTER SPRINGS — Mr William J. Neeley of Tampa and M rs D a rle e n H a ll- N c e le y . Letnhachee. Ala. are announcing the engagement of their daugh­ ter. Nancy Lynn o f W inter Springs, lo Michael Alan Poe. son ol Mr and Mrs William II Poe. Winter Springs. T h e guest artist was In ­ troduced by Jean Metis and the program was presented by the Arts Department under the chairmanship of Faye Slier who presented Kramer with a plaque. The St. Patrick's Day m otif was carried out In the decor by the hostesses. Chairmen were Guest Frank Gabrlcllc. who volunteers his time to many civic organizations In Seminole County. Including Retired Senior V olu nteer Program . M issing Children Center and a newly created board to usslst home- o( Mrs. Jacquelyn Becker o f Longwood. ---- Vfie b'rfdegfobiff Is 1fle'SorTol “ Dr. and Mrs. Donald Hill. Ft. Lauderdale. Given In marriage by her uncle. Jam es A. Stanley of Atlanta. Ga.. the bride chose for her vows a white satin gown with long sleeves and cathe­ dral-length train. The bodice featured a deep v-ncckllne front and back with lace appliques en cru s te d w ith p e a rls and Iridescent crystals. The skirt, hemline, and cathedral-length t^aln also featured lace appliques en cru s te d w ith p e a rls and crystals. Th e three-tlcred cathe­ dral-length veil fell from a headband o f white satin roses em bellished with pearls und crystals. She earrled a cascading bouquet o f Casablancu lilies. Tlnke white roses, freesla. Ivy and m lngfcrn. T h e b r id e 's sister. L eslie Caroline Becker of New York. N.Y.. attended as maid o f honor. She woie a long-sleeved, floorlength gown o f black velvet and Iridescent green taffeta. She carried a bouquet of rose* Star­ gazer lilies, while dendroblum orchids, white tulips und tiling fern. Bridesmaids were Diane Pou, J a c k s o n v ille ; L ori B a lla rd . Eustls; Shelley Towles, Longwood und Leslie MacMillan of Orlando. Their gowns and Bow­ ers were Identical to the honor attendant's. "A ll That J a zz" rated a stan­ ding ovation for Michael Kramer at the March meeting of the Sanford W om an's Club. The talented Central Florida enter­ tainer kept the women snapping their fingers und tapping their toes. Kramer told the women the Importance pf Jazz and Its rela­ tion to all music from ragtime on through to rock 'n roll and Including the classics. He presented a similar pro­ gram to those he give s In Seminole County schools. In one Instance, he asked the women for suggestions for a song with Sanford chosen ns the theme. Jane Saxon sang the lyrics for the fun blues special about Sanford that was created In Just a couple of minutes. From the spirited "12th Street Rag." Kramer moved on Into the 1920s and told the women the Importance of Louis Armstrong’s music. “ Everybody borowed from him ," Kramer said. The audience participated In a rock 'n roll number as the highly entertaining program came to a close. celebration ol praise Hits morn­ ing Ml ihc hour of 11 a.m. al T r i n i t y U n ite d M e th o d is t Church. 6th St. and Sanford Avc. The 14th Elks Awareness Day and the 67th Anniversary of E vergreen T e m p le No. 321 message will be delivered by state president of the state of Florida Temples' Daughter Daisy Brinson of Clearw ater. Music w ill be rendered by The Christians. Choir will perform St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church Women's Mission will p r e s e n t th e F ir s t S h ilo h Missionary B a p t i s t Church Mass Choir In concert this evening at 6 p.m. At this program llu- word In music will In- given. The community Is Invited. Harry D Rucker Is pastor and Amos C. Jones, pastor or sponsoring church. Pine Si. and 9th St.. Sanford. Whitney to jazz it up The Central Florida Jazz S«x-|cly presents: John Whitney and Friends. Sunday. March 17. 2 — 5 p m . at Chris's House of Dct-f. 801 Young l'kw\ . Orlando Donation Is $5 tor members. $7.50 for non-members, and $2 50 lor students John Whitney, a member ol the faculty ot thr University of Central Florida. Is a musician with both classical and jazz talents Hr Is u fine composer, conductor and la// pianist When he lets Ids "lon g hair" down, he swings with the best of them. John’s group will Includr guest app eara n ces by Nick Palumbo on clarinet and Hole and Bruce Fairbanks playing trumpet and fiugelhnrn. Nick has recently relocated to the Orlando area from Syracuse. N.Y. and performs at Baileys in Winter Park. Bruce will I k - vis­ iting front Syracuse where he was recently featured as the Jazz soloist In a sytuphony/Jazz con­ cert with the Syracuse Sym ­ phony. Both musicians played with the noted band "Salt City Stx." The rhythm section will Include .Jim A l e s on llu- b a s s Sorors pursue excellence Sorors o f Nu lota Om eg Maitland. Florida continue the pursuit ot excellence. In Januar 1991. Soror Janet Floyd, guidance counselor at Lake Mar High School, was selected Dli tlngolshcd Black Educator al In school and m subsequent con |M'tltlnn was selected to reprt s r t i i Seminole County at s t a i level. Soror Delora Camplx-ll. healt e d u c a tio n in s tr u c t o r a T u s k a w llla M id d le Schno Oviedo, was selected Dlstli gulsht-d Black Educator nomine for 1990 91. Soror Renee Simpson, assilant director ol admissions, Un versify ol Central Florida. O lamlo was selected "N u lot Om ega's" Soror of the vear i �» V / Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Sunday, March 10, 1991 — * • •*» •- V ^ ■ *- Dietrich-------- Borrowers take more F3r*"* - ■ ipt** f -------------- jf li „ ■ m ( jContinued from Page 6B dishes. The event will begin at 6 p.m. There will be dancing and also the Woman's Club Chorus will sing. Reservations are due through the telephone commit* tee. — Squaws taka blua ribbons Top TAPP teacher Some ol the 80 students and stall In the Teen Age Parent Program at Crooms School ol Choice gathered recently to honor teacher Gayle Kalone, named Crooms’ Teacher ol the Year. Front row, left to right: Natisha Mitchell, Cassandra Knight. Katina Badger, Tamesia Glover, baby Tenise Mitchell, baby Klara Dye, Gayle Malone, Rebecca DeLisle, Tammy Davis and Satyra Pitts. Back row. left to right: Ann Hoollhan, Frankie Glover, Annie Hlllery, Shannon Freeney. Carmelito McCray, Allred Rawls and Latavis Roberts. NEW ARRIVALS Fonda and Anthony Kltnc o f Sanford announce the birth of their daughter. Jennifer Grace, on J a n . 31 at P h y s ic ia n s i B irth in g C enter. Longw ood. Maternal grandparents arc Eric and Joyce Warnstrmn. Sebrlng SUNDAY’S TELEVISION 7K and paternal grandparents arc Don and Janet Kline, Berkeley Springs. W. Va. • The American Legion building took on the airs of a bustling Indian reservation Feb. 28 when 23 member clubs o f District VII o f the Florida Federation of Women's Clubs convened for an artistic pow-wow. Among the out-of-town guests were Tam Duggan, Ocala, president of the FFWC. First place winners In each Individual club's arts and crafts festival were In competition Tor awards with these winners ad­ vancing on to competlton at the FFWC State Convention In Or­ lando In May. Faye Slier, chairman o f the Sanford Woman's Club Arts De­ p a rtm e n t. w as th e o v e r a ll chairman, assisted by Pine Custie Woman's Club. Suburban W om a n 's Club and W cklva Woman’s Club. F ran k V o lt o lln e len t his artistic aptitude to the event by constructing a tepee and an Indian Chief which he painted and hung on the walls along with blankets and other Indian artifacts. All types of Indian relics graced the walls, tobies nnd stage with a genuine tepee centering the stage. Many of the 142 women at­ ten d in g a rriv ed dressed In authentic Indian attire complete with elaborate headdresses and decorated leather moccasins. The proud squaws showed off their award-winning handiwork and eagerly awaited the an­ nou ncem ent o f the d istrict winners. District VII Director Charlotte Ntnow of St. Cloud was the mistress of ceremonies. Mayor Qcttyc Smith and Marty Colegrove. Sanford Woman's Club president, welcomed the visitors to Sanford. than lender can give DEAR ABBT: I have some next-door neighbors Ithey are two sisters and their cousin) who ADVICI arc nice people, but they act like my house Is a free grocery store. They even bring their empty battles to me to fill up with shampoo. When they borrow my ABIGAIL mayonnaise, if I don’t hurry up VAN BtJREN and ask for It back, they keep It In their refrigerator and use It until It’s all gone. I have no husband and I’m hand over the entire container, doing my best to raise five children, and I can’t ufTord these they will take It to mean "help yourself." Nice guys finish last, " b o r r o w i n g " n e ig h b o r s anymore. They borrow cough nnd overly generous neighbors usually get stuck, so don't lend syrup, peanut butler, aspirin, eggs, bread — and never offer to them anything you can't alTord to give them. replace anything. I would like to stny on good CHUCKLE (OR GROAN) FOR terms with them because our T O D A Y : "A s k in g a working front doors are 3 feet apart. Any writer what he thinks about Ideas? critics Is like asking a lamppost H AD IT IN H A W A II how It feels about dogs.” — DEAR HAD IT: Yes. I have Christopher Hampton one. And If you use It. It's the only one you'll need. The next (Problem!? Write to D tar Abby. time these neighbors ask to F o r a personal, u n p u b lis h td "borrow " something, tell them raply, sand a aall-addraaaad, you arc "fresh out." stamped anvalopa to Daar Abby, And should you soften up and P.O. Box 69440, Los Angolas, decide to "len d ” them some­ Calif. 90069. All corraspondance thing. measure It out; If you Is confldantlal.) A p C ^ Z A T W IN j \ TlfUfllHF irunuTKHJNP? HWY. 17-92.322-7502 ,■ » ,» > » , 70 0 * *00 ) EDWARD b u s SCISSORHANDS 2. ) 3 MEN & A LITTLE , » i « b. U 1. cm lad y V e r t ic a ls W it h D isplay S h e ll • FREE In home estimates • Large selection to choose from • Prompt, Friendly Service • Quality Workmanship • We Do Replacement Slats • Custom Valances For the finest in vertical blinds and m ini-blind:, call S A N F O R D V E R T IC A L S "A Beautiful New Direction ForJ_______ Following lunch, women who entered clothing In the sewing 'COini-st modeled titeir fashionswhich definitely qualify as de­ signer creations. Just lovely! Tina Joseph won three blue ribbons for her oil plaint lugs la different catcogrlcs while Jean Marcel walked olf with three blue rlblxms tor photography and print making. Joyce Blsscii received two blue ribbons lor her counted cross stitch. « U ™ . ¥ g L I W B F !iisl v lr w s fr o n t tile v is ito r s . Viola Frank was In charge of the welcome coffee with Eve Kogero and Phyllis Conklin reg­ istering the guests. Hazel Cash. Immediate past club president, was the official hostess who greeted the women iq>on arrival. Trlsh Colbert came up with a collection of exciting door prizes. Jean Marcel was In charge of registration o f crafts. Others assistin g w ere Sara Bowen. Audrey Roush. Jane Saxon, Betty Steffens, Martha Stevens and Mary Tlllls. H Floyd Theatres i f l / V tojACtm i q j i w a i commumtt c o m e t , Elite Bone of Mount Dora, gave a humorous and quite dramatic Mark Twain reading followed by the uward-wlnnlng W om an's C lu b C h o ru s. " S o m e t h in g Special", singing a medley of melodies. Under the direction of Mayor Bettye Smith, the chorus, a tt ir e d In p u rp le d re sse s, performed par excellence. Their performance brought rave re- Mary Childers was the luneheon chairman. She and her commit tee served turkey on a croissant, fruit kabob and cook­ ies from a cleverly decorated "white bag” which featured a tepee, sun and moon designs, cactus, fringe and a feather. 4\ iV ljllc h lic Id * rn iib iitd ... |321-:i«Q1 Sunday at B a h a m a J o e '# E arly Birds 12 - 6 pm s? .j / t s . 6.95 W Over 20 Selections To Choose From Includes coffee o r tea & dessert 18 Complete Dinners • T ,!ior less Others receiving blue rlblxins were: Mary Childers, fabric craft; Viola Frank, family sewing; Jean Melts, decorated ware; Jane Saxon, floral arrangem ents, wreaths; Fran Morton, pressed flowers; Jean Skipper. baskets, weaving; and Ibis writer, photo­ graphy. general Interest. Don’t "Weight" to Lose Weight!! • You Eat beef, c h ick e n , ve g e ta b le s • N o Starvation • C o u n se lin g • N o Pills • N o Shots • N o H idden Costs “ -n 84 9 °S T O TA L C O ST Include* all I maintenance, stabilization | |_and one-on-one coun selln gj THE W EIGHT LOSS CLINICS O F C E N T R A L FLO R ID A , INC SANFORD For 2 4 -h o u r listings, see L E IS U R E magazine of Friday, M arch 8. LAKE MARY 2479 S Pari A .u (25lb St & Park) 3395 U K » Emma Or Sboppo* ol Lake Emma »I8 3 324-1316 333-9416 « Par* CAS3 EIBEHHY LONGWOOD UMLN PARK, •UQK Mwy *r 9i •at L tarns an Mi4 —UDBUnd**»<M*| > rntn iMa W«a <H l»*4 M Un*a 4 IM «M 4 103 4 9 4 Om a IK 4) DELANO OHANC.t CITY WEKIVA |l« L KM »*A 2411 1 V a i A »• M il ta— an v ia « «* PV*a rw O m P vw fC i I f •! UM M t m mt la n rrt MU �■eoasi 88 — Sanford Htrald, aanfqrd, Florida — Sunday, March 1Q. 1W1 by Chic Young BLONDIE B y B a r a lc e B ad eO aol YO U R B IR T H D A Y M arch 10 ,1 0 6 1 Your hopes and expectations have good chances o f being fulfilled In the year ahead. Inter­ estingly. though, your wish list m ay be changed several times. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Conditions in general look en­ couraging today, especially re­ garding your Involvement with clubs or groups. More is there than meets the eye. Pisces, treat yourself to a birthday gift. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions for the year ahead by mailing S I .25 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. THE BORN LOSEE fm tA , md.V w o m m s ..7 2 J }» a u . T o o t IF B B U w m by Art Ssnsom A«*rr JaBooset'MTHBOMLyoteiKi^ h tW C O W ttiW T H e O ffK£ gWMDUTTWe FUJ IflDM T W 48 Hava anothar 11 ru m 13CMIIN 14 Antenna 15 Mood vassal lADany 17 Cry of ■TTli m liiu n I t Coda dot 30 Stitch 21 tairiatalaca 25 Anelanfiar 28 Hka 32 Arttclatot 33 Ton 34 HavaMa 35 Arrow poteon 38 Tha Saadi 37 — Ilona 38 Struck wWi 41 IndteMtton 44 Utttedavl 451think, thara- 811______ JLJU U U J L iy W H L i 55 SateHteOrt ' J lJ E J l’J I I J JU JU U IU ju u l o u j u u u 54 — rsttnyd II iJ 11LJ L111U ( J U J U U U U L J IJ U ld L IU lJ UUJ U JU U U U l I IJ U L I lJ U vOLBLJ IJ L J U U J U L II J U L d ll LJLOULS £JU U LK*JU JU U J U U U U U IIU U U U U J U U U IJ U U J L H J U U l 58 Cndarad 57 Rapaat par- 1 WWHavant 2 Notonfarara 31 J u J U L lU IK 'J U U IJ U -------- 4 Norma— 5 Cvarfraan traa 8 Jtewtj ("Tha Graak") — f.l ’ ICOIRI f 12 18 28 Op*, at n M 27 Grand — 28 Band aa — : 30 Kind 11 Worm 37 LPapaad ; 38 Act states!. 40 Voodteted • 41 ONtadal I G E M IN I (May 21-June 20) Something In which you 're pres­ ently Involved tnlghl be sub­ jected to changes that could benefit you today. These shifts w ill be brought about by Influ­ ences you don't control. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're a good achiever today, especially If you are m otivated to do som eth in g that w ill benefit someone w ho concerns you. Compassion fuels the forces for success. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Fun aafflx 52 Jolii tha raco 53 Part of a ; d r c ls LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Sometimes, regardless o f what occurs, things have a way of working out to our ultimate benefit. This should be one of those days for you. Make the most of It. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jnn. 19) Y ou ’ re still In a cycle where you could be m ore fortunate than usual in ventures yriu originate or personally contrql. Keep doing your ow n thing. j SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov. 22) Use your Inquiring mind to seek new knowledge today. You can now absorb Information that you previously may have found dif­ ficult to understand. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) An important contact, one wlfo is In a position to help you advance your present ambition, might confide In you today. & sure to keep secret what Is toftl to you. B y B e r n i c e Bade O a o l T O U R B IR T H D A Y hear It again. But, new knowl­ March 11,1991 listen carefully to what others have to say today. You’ll be glad you did. edge can be acquired. 4f you Your success In the year ahead might be sutistantlally influ­ enced - by the •friendships- yet: establish. T r y to associate with people who have high stuudurds like your own. PI8CES (Feb. 20-March 20) Sometimes, It's unwise to talk prematurely about our Inten­ tions. but discussing what you have In mind with a close friend could prove hcl|)ful today. Major changes are ahead for Pisces In the coming year. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions today. Mall $1.25 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. ARIES (March 2 1-April 19) In competitive developments today, especially where your career Is c o n c e rn e d , v ic to ry w ill be achieved through brains, not brawn. You don't have to be stronger than lire next guy. Just smarter. by Bob Thaves FR AN K AND E R N E S T -X A ^ t O N f O F T h o s e e -v f ie y F o u p v o u p $ o p AS O F T ** AS y o u c?/\N c » f T TW own ouw stjuse U C P te E O N l f J U M P T W tU O l A -me wxpi CANCER (June 21-July 22) If you take adequate tim e to carefully weigh and balance your alternatives, you will make wise decisions today. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22| If something In which you're In­ volved hasn't worked out as you had anticipated, don’ t be too proud to make changes today. Don't let your ego call the shots. VIRGO |Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Others will be observing you very closely today to sec how fair you can be In a partnership arrangement. Fortunately, your uctlons should earn their re­ spect. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It's SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) If you feel a strong Inclination to get in touch with a friend whom you haven’t spoken with lately, make the contact today. It could tum out to be very Interesting. ; SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You have a propensity for turning a profit today, so try arid put tt to good use. Your galrjs may not be Immense, but thrjy could be significant. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) In your Instance today, tlic pen could be m ightier than tHe sword. If there Is a point tb it you 've been trying to make witji a n oth er, put y o u r thoughks down on paper. ) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. It) Y o u r c o m m e r c ia l d e a lin g s should work out successful today, especially If you arc mo attentive to your own counsel than you are to the advice if others. Trust yourself first. WIN AT BRIDGE \- i 4 I I V by Jim Meddick R O B O TM A N ' GEM INI (May 21-Junt 20| You have tin ability to accu­ rately assess the Ideas and suggestions offered by you r c o m p a n i o n s t oday. Furthermore, you’ ll know what type of spin to put on them to make them belter. not so Important today, in life early stages, to focus on who hqs what to say about the endeavor in which you're Involved. It’s the final word that counts, and that should be yours. I -A ki < T by Jim Davis G A R F IE L D SOUSE C r A f O FF. T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) Since you already know what you know, you don't have to i planned, going shopping could prove Interesting today. Search for hidden bargains In remotfc.’ out-of-the-way places. ; teams. a c tiv itie s w ith e le m e n ts o f friendly competition arc the ones you're likely to find the most SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. enjoyuble today, especially if th ey arc structu red uround ,2 1 ) If you have nothing better ~-tS3 ) 11 8 Vary M 0 Unit of A R IE S (March 21-April 19) Your best possibilities for suc­ cess today could come from your ability to expand upon that which others provide you. be It Ideas, concepts, m aterials or monies. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You could be rather lucky today In a partnership arrangement that was not created for a material purpose. Its rewards will be significant In an Intangi­ ble wav. i 10 7 ’ >18010" TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Much of value can be learned today by closely observing how people you respect operate. Try to study friends whose mental attributes parallel yours. IH T O ^ Y :o i : i m u PNWfl Mt.&R, BUT R€ POlPHIM IS USUtG N foW t COOt 10 EXPIAN THAT 1\C WATtR SHOW'S BEEN CAHCtlCt) By James Jacoby South got to four spades In today's deal, uiui West led lin­ king, ace and queen o f hearts, ruffed by South. South really now had few worries. II East held lour spades, he would not have four hearts, so there would Ik- no way he could thwart declarer's plan of giving up a trump Irlek to East and then taking lire rest o f the tricks. So declarer played (lie king, ace and quern of spades and was discouraged to find that West held the length In spades. Now tire hand was unmakable. If declarer tried to run the clubs. W e s t w o u ld w a it fo r th e appropriate moment to ruff In and exit with a la-art. Eventually he would take a diamond trick and another heart trick. The winning safety pluy ts to go against percentages in the trump suit to avoid at all costs the chance of four spades falling. Alter ruffing the third round of hearts, declarer simply leads Hu­ rl Inr of s|uidcs from his hand, and when West plays low. de­ clarer plays dummy's three-spot. This Is an Interesting safety play because It seems so unlikely that West would hold four spades to rue Jack. Hut the mark o f the expert player Is to ferret out those situations In which he inighI be sei and to take steps to ‘ counter them. N O R TH 8K J iT ? T V 107 4 ♦ 93 ♦ A Q J7JJ W EST ♦ J I 5J Y A K Q S I EAST ♦ 74 V 5J 1 ♦ JI654 ♦ K 10 ♦ to a* ♦ 94 SO U TH ♦ A q 10 9 s Y J« ♦ AQ7 I ♦ K 3 Vulnerable. Neither Dealer South Soalh 1♦ 3 a 4♦ West North If 3♦ Pass 3♦ All pass East Pass Pass Opening lead: V K A N N IE by Leonard Star - ATTA 6JRL x/ route A lT T * J " ," m A lA C S T A C R O S S . ASS ~‘ f IT WOOLP5S, If Z UA6#>r so SCAMPS you lcavz i* / ruea? sm w /(o0 u e > l A m t. it **** ' COSKSP OPT. Ij ♦ 1 - 77 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 10, 1991 — l Education IN B R IE F High school report M «rriw * th «r o n doans list BARBOURVILLE, KY — Jennl L. Merrlwethcr o f Sanford was named to the cleans list at Union College In Barbourvllle, Kentucky recently. In order to be named to the deans list, a student must have completed at least 12 hours o f work and must have maintained a 3.25 grade point average Tor the semester. Local schools to help w ith plan TALLAHASSEE — Red Bug Elementary School, 4000 Red Bug Rood In Casselberry; Tuskawllla Middle School. 1801 Tuakawllla Rd. In Oviedo and Lake Howell-High School. 4200 Dike Rd. In Winter Park are among 52 schools Retired teachers to meet SANFORD — The National Retired Teachers Association* Sanford Chapter will meet on Thursday. March 14 at 11:30 a.m. at the Sanford Senior Center on First Street In Sanford. The group, which meets In conjunction with the American Association o f Retired Persona, trill- have a covered dish luncheon followed by an AARP presentation for Women In History Month. For more Information, call the senior center at 330-5699. Exceptional student opportunities SANFORD — The Exceptional Student Education (ESE| ' department for the Seminole County school district Is looking for community organizations that offer summer programs or other opportunities for gifted or handicapped children. The district would like representatives o f organizations that offer such programs to pre-school through high school students to participate In a Summer Opportunities Fair on April 20 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Seminole Community College. Representatives from the organizations arc asked to bring brochures and a poster or a table display to the event. To register an organization, contact Mary Ann Kaesberg at 322-1252. ext. 299 or Glenda Payne at 322-1252. ext. 417. Interested organizations are asked to respond by March 15. AIDS awareness at SCC SANFORD — Seminole Community College will be pres­ enting several seminars on AIDS awareness during AIDS Awareness Week at SCC. beginning on Monday. March 16. On March 18 at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Linda Medeiros of the Seminole County Public Health Unit will give a talk entitled "AID S 101: Understanding the HIV Infection.’* On March 19 at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Gall Garvin. AIDS education coordinator at Valencia Community College will talk about "AIDS: Changing the Rules." On March 20 at 9:30 and 11 a.m. the video "Common Threads: Stories from the Quilt" will be shown. There are various other activities as well. For more Information, contact Debbie Warfield at 323-1450, ext. 378 or Vicki Nanos at 323-1450. ext. 366. Shannon Latimar Project Graduation one of many L M H S plans LAKE MARY - The 1991 Project Graduation com ­ m ittee Is hard at w ork planning Lake Mary High School's all-night party, This year's Project Grad­ u a tio n w ill be held at Shooter's on Lake Fairvlew In Orlando and will last from Immediately following the graduation ceremonies on June 11 until 5:39 a.m. the next morning. E n teitalnm cnt will In­ c lu d e disc J o c k ey J im Robthfori from XL 106.7. v o lle y b a ll, m o vie s, pool games and swimming, ca­ sino games and more. Food will be provided by Shooters all night long. More details will tie made available to students at a later date. Th e Marionettes attended a competition the weekend o f March I and team cocaptaln Ashlyn Stone was honored as a finalist for the Outstanding Dancer award. The Marionettes traveled to yet another competition this weekend as well. Ashlyn w as a l s o n a m e d Homecoming Queen earlier this year. D C T s p o n s o r e d Its semi-annual talent show t h is p a st W e d n e s d a y . Competing for the grand rlze o f S I50 were dances. ands, and skits performed by students. T w en ty representatives from the National Associa­ tion o f Secondary School Principals visited Lake Mary High School this past Fri­ day and toured the school facilities. They were guided by students In the Leader­ ship Class and the a d ­ ministration. Groups such as the Journalism and Art D epartm ent prepared Informtion on their programs for the visitors. E •V VICKI D *tM M IIH Herald stall writer_______________ Bridging the language gap Students o f foreign la n ­ guages. studying at Seminole County district schools met last weekend at Seminole High School for llic district-wide Foreign Lunguuge Competi­ tion and Conference. About 400 students from all or the local high schools attended the festivities and vied for various prizes. W hile the competition may have drawn a smaller crowd thun it has In past years, org a n izers were still very satisfied with the number of students who |urticipaled In the contests. The top prizes at the com ­ petition were two $500 aca­ d em ic scholarships which w e re aw arded to J oan n a Scku la Irom O v ie d o H igh School and Susan Gross from Lake Howell High School. At left. Ivclisse Martinez rills h e -Judge's sheet. Below Amy lkiwscr gives her speech In Spanish for the Judges. S A N F O R D — C a t h e r in e At ledge of Maitland la wot king her way toward financial In­ dependence with the help of the reupholstery class at Seminole Community College. As the single mother of a three-year old. Arledge was look­ ing for ' a profession that she could pursue at home so that she could spend time with her son while still earning a good living. "Most of the people here are lik e ( A r l c d g c l . " s a id J o e Williams, who teaches the class. "T h e y want to go Into business either for themselves or with a manufacturer. They aren't In here for the recreation, though some are." The rcuphulstcry class at SCC began as a part-time endeavor In 1973 und has grown to Include two sections of full-time students In furniture und autom otive rcupholstery and several parttime students. "It's a two-year program for the full timers who want to learn ev ery th in g we ure teaching here." Williams said. He said that the students who come to Ills class arrive with varying levels o f experience, from none at all to those who have c o m p l e t e d one reu pholstery project In the leisure class and want to pursue S tu d e n ts donate a bit of them selves: blood S e n io r s g a v e a b it o f t h e m s e lv e s W e d n e s d a y . March 6 when the Central Florida Blood Bank came to Seminole High School. Se­ niors and Juniors over - 16 years o f age were allowed to donate blood. This was the second blood drive at the school. T h e first occured during December. The blood drive tasted from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Seniors had the oppor­ tunity to sign up during their English classes while Juniors s ig n e d up d u rin g lu n ch periods. Those students able to do­ nate blood received cookies, cokes and a headband pro­ vided by the Blood Bank. W hile other seniors and k career. "A ll we ask Is that they-be alive.".WIIIIamsJokes. He noted that not all the people who complete the class are planning careers with the sewing machine and the staple gun. Williams said that graduates of the course have stepped Inlo Jobs as furniture manufacturer sales representatives, fabric consultants and Interior design assistants. Students often take on projects for the college or employees of the college who understand that the work Is being done by people who are still learning their cruft. "T h ey are still learning, but their work Is usually very goad." Williams said. He makes sure that every student In the class learns to lake pride In their work even If they do not have career ambi­ tions In the rcupholstery field. " I'm Just tuklng the class because 1can buy a chair for 935 and re-do It and have u brand new chair." said Carmcla Sisco Juniors were saving lives, 25 others were preparing a trip to the campus o f Florida AAM University. The 25 students will participate In the 14th Annual Student Preview Fri­ day and Saturday. March 8. 9. Prospective college students wll meet m em bers o f the administration, faculty, stafT and students. They will team more about academ ic pro­ grams. studept life and stu­ dent services available at the F.A.M.U. Students will leave for their I n fo r m a t iv e t r ip F r id a y m orn in g, m e e tin g at the school at 3 p.m. They will return to the Sanford area. Saturday, at 10:30 In the evening. o f L t lw M w ry u « i7 ,T ^ Seminole County School Board Flag flap for kids concludes Assoolstsd F m i _____________ W EST MELBOURNE - The squabble over softball uniform patches of the American flag ended patriotically. Parents und Little League o f­ ficials have agreed to allow the patches demanded by a girls softball team for this year only, lh it th e y w ill h a v e to be furnished and sewn on 480 uniforms of all 36 teams in the Greater Wrsl Melbourne Athletic League. T h e agreem ent cam e late Thursday at a special meeting culled to resolve the Issue after angry parents and members of the West Melbourne Devils de­ manded to Ik- allowed to wear the (Hitches they had sewn on their new unifirtus to honor troops In the Middle East. The league, which sets policy for the area's 20 Little League teams, refused to ullow the patches and Ihn-atened to pre­ vent the team from participating In league play beginning Satur­ day. . Sisco said site wanted to learn more than the leisure course offered. While she has no Inten­ tion of. going into business she wnnlcd to learn about the craft at more than the "h obb y level.” "It's fascinating." she suld. One woman's fascination Is a n oth er's dream o f u good llvllhood. Arledge suld that she doesn't k n ow If sh e cun g et rich renpholsterlng furniture, hut she is looking forward to the day when she can get off public assistance and earn her own living with her hands. "I p la n to I k * a home owner within five ycurs." she s a id . "And this Is how I'm going to do It." Williams said he enroumges his students to serk employment and helps out whenever he can. He docs not. however, offer guaranteed Job placement as part o f the course. “ That'd lx- a full time Job all by Itself." Williams suld. "W e do what we can though." What*s fo r lunch ? Monday, Mar. 11 Pizza Seasoned green beans Fresh fruit Milk Tuesday, Mar. 12 Hot dog on a bun Cole slaw Baked beans Peach cobbler Milk Wednesday, Mar. 13 Taco or Taco burger on a bun Seasoned rice Tossed green salad Corn Milk Thursday, Mar. 14 Oven tried chicken Whipped potatoes Garden green peas Fresh Iruit Roll Milk Friday, Mar. 15 Fish nuggets Macaroni and cheese Buttered baby carrots Chilled Iruit Hot cross buns Milk �10 B — Sanford Herald. Sanlord, Florida — Sunday, March 10, 1991 Legal Notices Legal Notices I N T M t CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I E IG H T E IN Ih JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ' IN A N O F O * SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIOA. t Ci m N . ! M-IMI-CA *e-P 1 Oviwrtl Jurisdiction Florida Bar METMOR FINANCIAL. INC . Plaintiff. VI TANYA 0 OTT. If living, e tu i .etal.. Defendants SECRETARYOF HOUSING AND URBAN OEVELOPMENT.lt! suectssors and assigns. Piamtirt tNTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANUFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. MAA7ACA H O THE AMERICAN BANK OF THE SOUTH, a H alt banking torpor abort chartered under and puriuant to Ihe law! ol Ihe Stale ol Florida. Plaintiff vl RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION, a i Conier valor for A merit an Pioneer Saving! Bank, a Florida corporation and American Pioneer Partner!, Inc., a Florida corporation and a wholly owned subsidiary. JOHN M SIKES, aiagenl for Blount Sikei A Associate*; and AMERICAN PIONEER CORPORATION, a Florida corporation. Defendant! NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IhaI the under ilgned. Ihe Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida, under end by virtue ol Ihe Summary Final Judgment heretofore entered on Ihe l i l t day ol February. Itei. In that certain cauia pending In the Circuit Court of the Elgh feenfh Judicial Circuit of Florl da. In and for Seminole County, b e in g C iv il A c llo n N o TO *074 CA la G In which THE AMERICAN BANK OF THE SOUTH, li the Plaintiff, and RESOLUTION TRUST COR PORATION. a i Conservator for Am arlcan P ion eer S a v in g ! Bank, a Florida corporation, and A m a r lc a n P l o n t e r Partneri. Inc., a Florida corpo ration and a wholly owned iub •Idiary. and JOHN M. SIKES, at aganl lor Blount Slkti A Associate*. art Ihe Oelandanti. under and by virtue ol the term ! ol laid Judgment will offer for la lt and lall at public outcry lo the hlgheit and bell bidder lor caih al the W eil Front Door. Seminole County Courthouie. In Seminole County, Sanford. Flor Ida. on tht l*th day ol March. Ittl. al tht hour ol 11:00 A M . the lame being a'leQtl la le i day and lha hour a legal hour ol u la . the following deicrlbed properly tltuated In Seminote County. Florida: From Ihe Northeait corner ot WINTER SPRINGS UNIT 1 ai recorded In Plat Book 17, at Page! It and 10 of lha Public Recordi of Seminole County. Florida, run North I7*sr00" Eait along the Northerly right ol way lint ot Northern Way. a dlilance ot <17 at feel lo the Point of Beginning, thenca run North 11*«'J1" Welt lor 111 »< feel lo the Point of Curvature ol a circular curve concave North eaiterly having a radtui ot S00 00 feet, thence run Northerly along the arc ol Mid curve, through a central angle ol 11*1 1*3'' tor S11.71 lee I to the Point ot Tangency ot laid curve, thence run North X flS 'll" Eait lor <S1 ta feel, thence South l t * ] i ’0 !" Eait tor M00 leel. thence South ll* lJ ’a l" Eait lor 111.I I le e l. th en ce N orth M*01’]7" E eil lor *52 15 leel. theme run South 1t*!7‘M " Eail FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA. successor In Interest to ATLANTIC BANK OF ORLANDO, e ta l. Oalandantt NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIOA TO LANO A HOMES REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT COM PANY Whota dom icile, principal place olbujlneii It unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to forte love a mortgage on the following properly In Seminole. Florida LOT ta BROOK HOLLOW ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17 PAGE *5 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI DA hat been filed agalmt you and 7 IR S T U N IO N N A T IO N A L BANK OF FLO R ID A. SUC CESSOR IN INTEREST TO A T L A N T IC BA N K OF OR LANOO, HANS J KUSS. SEM INOLE COUNTY, a political lubdivltion of the State of Flori­ da and FORD MOTOR CRED IT COMPANY, and you are required to larva a copy of your written daftniet. If any. to II on: JOSEPH M P A N IE L L O . ESQUIRE. Plaintiff’! attorney whole addren Is 101 N Franklin Street. Suite 1730. Tampa. Florida 11*01 on or before the Jth day of April, m i. and file the original with the Clark of thll Court either before lervice on P la in tiff! attorney or Immediately there atter. otherwlie a default will be entered egelnit you for the relief demanded In the Com plaint DATED on thll Ttth day of February, lt9) ISEALI MARYANNE MORSE CLERKO FTH E CIRCUIT COURT BY: RuthKIng Oeputy Clerk Publlih March 1. 10.17. la. I9?i DED 21 INTH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. tl-Ml*-CA-M G IGNACIO S GUIU and PILAR M GUIU, hli wife. Plaintiff!. V! EUCLIDE J. LE BLANC, a tingle man. end CAROL A I t k k U L D . e/k/e C A R O L J t W A U L O .W U n w M . lo r 111 IS h W lo the P oint ot Curwilufv et • circular curww concave Norfhaatftrly having a radiui of 4i0 00 feet, thcnca run Southeaiterly along the arc of laid curve through a central angle of 23*4307" for 116 21 feet, ttviv.c* Tun S*iu.F. *kMI j j W ell for T§0 on feet, thence run South 04*4A OO" W eif for U l 35 feet fo a point on the Northerly right of way line of Northern Way. thence run North IS’ M ’OO" Welt, along laid right of way line for 2S6 41 feet to the Point of Curvature of a circular curve concave Southerly, having a radiui of 3349 47 feet, thence run Weiterly along the arc of said curve through a central angle ol 06*55 00 " for 404 34 feet to the Point of Tangency of ia«d curve, thence continuing along laid right of way line,, run 'South •7*5100 " Weit for 275 *0 feet to the Pulnt of Beginning The laid property, together w ith a ll th e t e n e m e n t * , hereditam enti and appurte nances thereunto belonging, or in any wile appertaining, being sold puriuant to laid Summary F Inal Judgment DATED the 25th day of Feb ruary,1991 M A R Y A N N E MORSE A i Claris ol the Circuit Court By Jane E Jaiewic A i 'Deputy Oerlt Publiih March3. 10. I99IDED 20 NOTICE OF SALE Notice li hereby given that the underilgned. Maryanne Morte Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida, will nr the Ttth Yyy gf March, : m . at 11.00 am . al the W ttl from dour of Ihe Semmoie County Courthoute In Santord. Florida, otter for tale and tell at public outcry to the hlgheit and belt bidder for caih. the following deicrlbed property iltualed In Seminole County. Florida, to wit: Lot III. BEL AIRE HILLS. UNIT TWO, according lo the plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book 22. Paget te and M of the Public Recordi of Seminole County. Florida, puriuant to Ihe Summery Final Judgment entered in a cate pending In teld court W ltnett my hand and the official teal of thlt honorable court on thlt 7!th day of Febru a r y .Ittl ISEALI MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By JeneE Jatewic Oeputy Clerk Pubiith March l. io. irei DEO II US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE UNITEDSTATES MARSHALSSERVICE NOTICE OF UNITEDSTATES MARSHAL'S SALE IN ADMIRALTY Middle DISTRICT OF Florida IN ADMIRALTY NO >0 117! Civ TV! By virtue of an Order ot Sale Issued out ol Ihe United Stalet Dittrlct Court tor Ihe Middle Dutrlct of Florida on ihe lllh day Of F*bfu*iry. i*91, notice ll hereby given that I will tel I by public auction lor caih or certified cbech. on WednevJey me IJth dey of M erch 1991 a t \J o'clock Noon at front |t«p* ot U S District Courthouse. 611 Florida Ave. Tampa Florida the Dredge "G E NE RAL-*, her engines boilers, machinery, boats tacSl# apparel appurie nances, and furniture as she1 nchM lies at Frsm Enterprises.. 2501 West First St Sanford F ■on da IN T E R E S T E D INO IVID U a l s m a y CONTACT Atty McIntosh Notice of Sale of Motor Vohiclo TO Not Known/Own#r Scotty Jortev customer 609 Huntley Ln , Winter Spgs. FL 32700 Lienholder None Central F L Cycle and Ski 1252 SHwy *427 Long wood. FL 327)0 Tel 407 331 1411 Puriuant lo F S 713 5*5, Mid FL Lien Services agent lor henor will sell at public sale for c a s h a t e a ; k .«* .« % k i JKAEXMEL4MA007J35 located at Lienor i place to satisfy a claimed lien for labor and or storage in the amount of 1759 29 Sale date April 5 1991 „ io 00 AM, 1252 S Mwy #427. Long wood. FL 32750 Said vehicle may be redeemed by satisfying the lien prior to sale date You have the rlight to a heading at any time prior to vale date by filing a demand for hearing in Ihe Circuit Court Owner has the right to recover possession ot vehicle by depositing a bond in accordance with F S 559 917 Any proceeds in access of the amount of the lien will be deposited with the Clerk of the Circuit Court in the County where vehicle it held Publish March 10 I9«l DEO 9# AT ( JOS) 744 1000 James A Tassone UNITEDSTATES MARSHAL Publish March* 10 iw i OEDas CELEBRITY CIPHER Ckpn#f cryplrugp*mi dug i, «*«IwT horn quOiAtwr** by famous pasf and pveswnl I at n leflw m ina cifVNM si to* nrvorha* TcvJar * caw a ¥ • p B V I E J G C B U M G W R J F V I M W I B J M . 1 W X B W Y P H H W I J J C M Y E C Q H E J X C H K V M C B O B A A M J 7 ' — IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: tl 444 CA 11 K SEMINOLE COUNTY EXPRESSWAY AUTHORITY, a body politic and corporate, and an agency o< the ilate. under the lawi ol the State ol Florida Petitioner!. V! CHASE MANAHATTAN BANK, a national banking association, el at Defendant! NOTICE OF ACTION IN EMINENT DOMAIN ANONOTICEOF PETITION DATE TO: All delendanti named in Schedule A. attached, lo all partlei claiming Intereiti by. through, under, or agalnil Ihe named delendanti and to all partlei having or claiming to have eny right, lille, or Intereil In the properly deteribed In Schedule B SCHEDULE A Brenda Properties Inc c/oS. William Moore, Eiq 100 Wallace Avenue Saraiota. Florida 1*730 C hile Manahattan Bank c/o Howard N Gorham 101 Park Avenue. 17lh FI New York. NY 10011 Chaie Federal Savings and Loan Association V o Registered Agent C L. Clemenli. Jr 7300 N Kendall Drive Miami. FL11I5* Winn D lile Slorei. Inc VO Registered Agent D H .Bragim SOSOEdgewood Court Jacksonville. FL 1710S Fabrl Centers Ol America. Inc V o Registered Agent C.T. Corporation 1751 West Broward Blvd Plantation. FL JJJH Freedom Saving*, and Loan Association c/o Registered Agent Chartei E Hollis. Jr 770 Eait Madison Street Tampa. FL JJ401 TJX Companies Inc c/o Registered Agent C T Corp 1751 West Brow ard Blvd Plantation, FL 13314 Radio Shack c/o Registered Agent P rei Talley SI30Elsenhower Blvd Suite 260 Tampa. Florida J1414 Ray Valdes. Tea Collector Seminole County. Florida Sem mole County Services Building HOt East First Street Santord FL 11771 SCHEDULE B STATE ROAO <76 (U S 17/92 at Airport Boulevard) FEE SIMPLE Beginning at the SE Corner ol the SE ol Section 1. Township 20 South. Range 30 Eait. Semi nole County, Florida, run N 0*4112'' W. along the East line ol said SE a distance ol 263 teet to the true point ot Beglnn ing, thence run S I**2*'I0" W parallel with the South line ot u K SE h a a i . i u i . ot ayi ao toot IO n o k o.lo .lv nsM ol . . . line ol Airport Blvd (State Road *251. thence run Southeasterly along said Right ol Way and a Curve concave Southwesterly having a radius ot Ills 92 teet a central *ngie ol i)',*i j# .' an arc length ot 211 u teet a chord bearing ol S 37*S2'»" E. thence run S 26*or40" E. 24*01 teet thence run Southeasterly along a curve concave Northeasterly having a radius ol 676 20 teet, a central angle ol 34*30 15 ". an arc length ol 40/ 22 teet. ttience run N 79*21'05" E. 15 60 teet, thence N 69»29 10 E. lit !4 teet to the Westerly Right ol Way line ot If S Highway 17 & 92 (State Road IS A 6001. thence run N 1 1 *1* 41" E. along said Westerly Right otWay line, a distance ot 1 0 teel. thence run Northeasterly along a curve concave Northweiterty having a radius ot 7,254 41 teet a central angle ot 0*51 11” , an arc length ot i n IS teet, thence run S 67*1112'' E. 10 teet, thence run Northeasterly along a curve concave Northweslerly having a radius ot 726* *1 teet. a central angle ol 07*37'10” , an arc length ot 1 1 1,1 2 feet, a chord bearing ol N 26*1*15" E. thence run N 65*01 02' W. 13*70 tret, thence run N 2**21’ IS" E, 277 22 teet to Ihe Northerly tine ot Lot 67, Amended Plat of Druid Park according to the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Booh 7, Pages 5 arid 6 ol the Public Records of Seminole County Florid a thence run N 6S*17'03" W along said Northerly line, a distance ot 274 99 teel to the NW corner ol said Lot 67. thence run S •**H '2I W. IS teet lo the Centerline ot Vacated Prospect Drive, thence run S 0*4*17 E along said Centerline a distance ot 102 teet, thence run S S9*I1'21 W IS teel lo the true Pointof Beginning A petition In eminent domam proceedings has been tiled to acquire certain property inter esrs in Seminole County Flon da Each detendar* is required to serve written defenses to Ihe petition on petitioner's attorney whose name and address is shown below on or before May a. 1991 and to file the oriqmat ot the defenses with the clerk ot this court either before service on the petitioner s attorney or immediately thereafter show mg what right title, interest or lien the defendant has in or to the proper!, described in the petition and to show cause why that property should not be taken tor the uses and purposes set forth in the petition tt any defendant tails to do so a default wilt be entered agamst thet defendant lor the relief demanded in the petition WITNESS my hang and trie seel ol this Court on this 7th day St March l « l IS EA LI BV M AN VAN N E MORSE As Clerk ot the Circuit Court BY Ruth Kmg As Deputy Clerk By JILL STEINBERG SCHWARTZ Florida Bet No 571021 MaitlandCenter Fourth Fi IMT Wmdef-ey Plate Maitland Flor-da 1/751 Attorneys tor Petitioner SEMINOLE COUNT* EXPRESSWAY AUTHORITY Publish March Ip 17 74 jt tret L R N C B O Y B O F M . P R E V IO U S S O L U T I O N T h « audw neo k n o w . I'm not g o in g to Oci anything alter ail these (e a r t to upset them — R e fr y Com o CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 C L A S S IF IE D D E P T. .............. HOURS P R IV A T E P A R T Y R A TE S 14 8:00 AM. • 5 :3 0 P.M. 10 MONDAY thru FRI0AY 7 CLOSED SATURDAY 3 4 SUNDAY R ites U n lts d W u y consecutive thugs . . . censec*ti*9 th u g*. . . egniecutlve th u g*. . . cgnsectrtlyg tim e t. . . are per lung, based en 3 liI— a.w... S S « • Bu* 54C • Him 87C ■ ling H7C a Hug a 3 Him ad LH1v l ^RlflUllTMlki ROW ACCEPTING Faces above l e t l e c l o t l 50 cosh discount tor p ro m p t poym ent Schedul mg may include H arold A d ve rtile r ot the cost ol on odditionol doy Cancel w hen you get results. Fay o n ly tor days your o d runs at rote e a rn e d Use toll d escription lor t a lle s t results Copy m ost follow a cceptable typographical fo rm D E A D ! IN IS Tuesday th ru F rid a y 12 N o o n The Doy B e fo re P u b lic a tio n S unday A n d M o n d a y 5 30 P .M . F rtd o y COMPUTER TRAINING!! ALL AGES. My home near Lake Mary High Mon Frl tll/day HRS registered 121 *711 C H IL D C A R E , my Santord home Reasonable rates In eludes lunch A snack i n 1716 D A Y C A R E . Mon Frl . Low ra le il Private home Call anytime tar Tonya 12* 7171 * SANFORD CHILD CARE! Several cony lenient locations For information call 111 MIS SANFORD/LK. MARY area. Lovlnq Mom with 6 yrs eip and ret Loti ot hugst 1211171 SMALL DUALITY HOME LIKE D a y c a r t A P r a ic h a a l. Openings! Meals, laarning program! Playground! Fully llc’dt Lie » 41! 1.........HI-7611 SMALL Day Carol TLC far babies A toddlers! Hoi meals! Eec reterences Dee 111 t i l l A D JU S T M E N TS AN D C R E D ITS : In thg event ol an error in an ad. Ihe Sanlord Herald will bo responsible for the first Insertion only and only to the extent of Ihe cost of that insertion. Please check your ad for accuracy fhe first day it runs. #3— Medical & Dental 55— B u s in e s s Op p o r t u n i t i e s W hite P rof likes resp m a le . I I . ISO lbs . S’ t l . , s e n s itiv e , easy g o in q c h ild re n Looking tor a fe m a le , 70-40. 3)7 0)14 Legal N otices ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS THE B O A R D O F C O U N TY COM M ISSIONERS SEM INOLE C O U N TY FLORIOA Separate vealed bidi will be accepted by David P Gainer. C P tt , HurthnUnq Dirge ior for It* Hftniftol# County doAtcl -if County Comnrmnoneri at the off'tei ot the Purchasing Oe partment al time and date indicated tor each b«d beio* ‘-ViJ hejpuWklV n i p r a - r d read aloud at soon ai puiiible thereat ter in ihe County Serv Icei B u ild in g , Room •S 300 (Third Floor), 1VOI Eait F i n l Street, Sanlord Florida The person whose duty It is to open bids will decide when doling lime has arrived <fnd no b'di received after the specified fime Mill be considered Bidl re ceived affe*’ the specified lime shall be returned unopened Bid *909 Invitation To Bid For Furnishing Various CM© rine Gas Detectors, Anal f i e r i and W e ig h in g E q u ip m e n t S U B M I T T A L T IM E D A T E 7 00 P M LO C AL T IM E , W EDNESDAY M A R C H JO. 1991 - RV Bid *910 Invitation To Bid For Fgrmshing Round Alumt num Spiral Pipe S U B M ITTA L T IM E D A T E J 00 P M LOCAL TIM E . W ED N ES D AY m a r c h ; ; . 1991 rv Bid *A R 771 Annual Re quirernenl Agreem ent F o r Concrete Block and Related M .f i e r i a I S U B M I T T A L T IM E D A T E 1 JO P M LOCAL TIM E W EDNESDAY MARCH 27. 1991 JP IF M A IL IN G B ID M A Il TO Seminole County Purchasing P O Box J1I9 Sanford F lor »da 32/72 2119 IF DE LIV E R IN G BID IN PERSON D E L IV E R TO Seminole County Purchasing Seminole County Services Building Third Floor Room SJOO H it East First Street Sanfor il Florid,* j j //i BIDS M UST BE R E C E IV E D IN THE P U R C H A S IN G DE P AR TM EN T 1101 EAST F IR S T S TW E E T. T H I R D F IO O R ROOM 5300 SANFORD FLO R IDA NO L A T E R THAN D AY OF H ID O P E N IN G AS IN D IL A TE D ABOVE BIDS RE C E IV E D A F T E R TH AT TIM E WILL NOT BE A C C E P TE D NO E X C E P T I O N S W IL L BE MADE NO FA C S IM ILE OR T E L E G R AP H IC PROPOSAL SUB M IS S IO N S W I L L BE A t C E P TE D FOR F U R T H E R INFO RM A T IO N C O N T AC T RANDY VOGEN SEN BUYER <4071 12' M » F X TE NS ION F ill B ID PACKAGES AR E A V A ILA B LE IN TH E P U R C H A S IN G DE P A R TM E N T A T n o c m a r g e NOTE A l l p r o s p e c t i v e O F F E R O R S ARE H E R E B Y C A U T IO N E D NOT TO CON TACT ANY M E M B E R OF TH E SEMINOLE C O U N TY B OARD OF C O U N T Y COM M ISSION EWS R E G A R D I N G T H E S E P R O JEC TS SUCH C O N TA C T SHALL BE CAUSE FOR OI$ jU A tiF (C A T IO N ALL CON T A C T , M U S T BE C H A N N E tE D TH R O U G H T h e P u R CHASING DE PAR T ME NT tn# *e» the right ts rtieif jn v ©r 4.1 cIN m witth fin without caul# to waive tec finical i t t t* JTS SIGN COMPANY, portfolio case losl on 7Slh St Contact John 1)0 S107 LOST. Old English Shoopdog. near Seminole High Female, white tace. legs, front feet Tail bobbed Days. I l l 4047. eves. 372 9026 REW ARD!!! FILM ROUTE BUSINESS INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I1THJUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.: t0 S4IICA 14 LP GREAT WESTERN BANK. J federal lavlngs bank, f/k/a GREAT WESTERN SAVINGS, a federal savings and loan association. PlainllM. EDWARD APRIL etat . Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a FInal Judgment ot Foreclosure dated March 4, twt. and entered In Case No W S48J CA 14 LP ol Ihe Circuit Court ot Ihe IITH Judicial Circuit In ana for Seminole County Florida, wherein Great Western Bank. Plaintiff and EDWARD APRIL, et at. are delendanti. I will sell to the highest and best bidder tor cash at the west Ironl doer ol the S v in lM lv County C ou rth ou se. u w i» e , r c o n m a m on in. 2nd day ol April, 1*9 . the following described property as set forth In said Final Judg ment, to wit; rO N D O M IN t’JV. UNIT NC 45. BUILDING IS. SAN MARCO v i L L A S C O N D O M IN IU M . ACCORDING TO THE DEC LARATION OF CONOOMINI IIM THEREOF. RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK 15*6. PAGE B. AS AMENDED IN OFFICIAL RECORD BOOK 1401, PAGE I22J. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH AN UN DIVIDED INTEREST IN THE COMMON E LE M E N TS AP PURTENANT THERETO D ATE D THIS 4th day ot March, 1991 M ARYANNE MORSE Circuit Court Clerk By Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publish March 10. 17. 1991 DED 97 ■ UYU.A. SAVINGS BOMBS tty Itwcur’w U ’nWCcUf.,, I.IQO-US SSBOI Goal orientated, personable, e a c e l l t n t c o m m u n ic a to r wanted lo sell advertising space for monthly regional ■al magailne Salary plus com m illion Leads provided Send resume with cover teller to t 4 ll, Sanlord Herald, P.O. Boa 1*57, Sanlord FL 11771 TWO LOCAL ROUTES (BY PARENT COMPANYI I (tor* route. !9.9S0 IS store route. 116 000 Potential US.000 190 000 I M0 4*1 0112. M F 9 to* 5T2 Sanford Herald ^ttaAty S E R V IC E Aiinilisnt H cr.ilij— v — L _ _ A,.M economy n> * ° * r Is A About Our Special l «>*■ Rutc\ 1 r . , - w »' 3 Lines J45 Accounting 6 Ta x Service Prep. Charges1 1040 EZ.SI1 1540-A. 114. 1640,110 Electronic Filing, tail rotund AS sOWASIIS.tSII KRISTI DAWN COMPANY MO No. Hwy 17/91 Longwood * * CALL 767 -7 50 2* ★ F I N A N C I A L S E R V IC E S , bookkeapplng, ta ct*, act. Small bus A Indv 5714*40 Q U A L IT Y B O O K K E E P IN G SERVICE Computerliod II nanclal stalomenls. income laa preparation 111 6115 TAX A ACCOUNTING! Small business consulting! Qualified A lull SVC accounting 1*5 1)71 A d d it io n s & R e m o d e lin g BILL STR IPP Custom Homos •RROOlliaa KITCHENS. BATHS ADDITIONS 407**5 741* A p p lia n c e s NEW/USED APPLIANCES Buy/Sell a Recsnd/Ovarenteed HOME APPLIANCL..322-3X13 B uilding ConlrRctorx M ARK M cCARTY gen con tractor Remodeling. R ev A Comm CGC04*50J 111-4*70 rs c W , K c M D U l L H L P A I K HOMES. OFFICE S . STORES All types construction. Res/Com 1114112 S.Q. Balinl. CBCOIttM POLE Barnst Stlbkl, garages, wrhsheps, lew rates. Frecast Quel work by Quality Const! 407-1**-*1** or *04-719-51*1 C a r p e t / U p h o ls t e r y C le a n in g ■ OAK FLOORING* V5 50 sq ft . wood IniUlled A linlshedt Free eslimalel Celt 11* 10*1 C le a n in g S e r v ic e A L L HOME im p re ro in tfil* Me|or remodeling, doors A trim 15 yrs **« 53*5. «ves CATHY'S CLEANING SERV­ ICE Reference*, reasonable rales Licensed! Cell 711 7470 CLEAN AS A WHISTLEI Si olt 111 V iiltl All areas L ie , bonded Ins! AtlorcMbleMO 7M1 CLE ANING AND IRONING, reasonable rales )0 year Sanlord resident XI4 71)5 Cleaning Service Lawn Servlet • Hargis Cleaning S ervlet* Specialties In office cleaning! 1* Hr. Service...... ...... 127 M71 COMPLETE Ovality Lawn A Landscaping, Tree Service A Irrigation, competitive rales. tree estimates Svnny'slB-112* L A W N M A IN T E N E N C E Wegkly or I time service. Low rates Cell Tem..........121-4111 NOW Accepting contract* lor Lawn Cars/Landscaping! 11 Ret/Comm. Free t il. .. n i lM l W ILL CLEAN YOUR HOME In Seminole County aree Eap'd Reasonable rates 12* 721* Concrete QUALITY CONCRETE WORKI » yr*. caper. Patios, drives, etc. Free Estimates! 17*141! M a s o n ry E le c tr ic a l BOOTH E L E C TR IC llel/Commerclal. Residen TW P MASON ARY. Brick, block, Free t ill llucco, concrete Renovations. H e'd A Ins 11114**/*M *117 tEROOOW42»_>^ i;^ ^ 7 M lll B a it & T a c k le Merc Antlsony’ sl 154 W IR4M Winter Spgs. Fishtng/turntlng lies. Worms oft! 117 5*1! Fence J A Y N E ’ S M ASONRY. Block, brick, concrete, tootlngi Rea sonable Ratesl 1115*11 M o v in g & h a u lin g R IC K ’S " L I T E ” Sharp Fence) 1st Kate work LOW price I Free est. Wood. c h e ln lln h A re p a lrv llT i*)^ ^ General Services H ILL SVCSI HI pressure water cleaningl Carports, paol*. homes Trash removal 14* *117 H andy M an" C A R P E N T R Y . M ASO N AR Y painting and tile work. Five estimator. twceMiW b h b s PAINT, yard work, root -house cleaning, rescreerUng. window cleaning and repairs. *** 7111 H o m e Im p r o v e m e n t M. LUCIE A SONS Carpentry R e m o d e lin g A r e p a ir s . Custom trim A cabinetry. Llc'd/lnil u yrs. exp. Call lor FREE ESTIMATEM7 174-7111 H o m e R e p a ir s A A M LEVELINGI Wo FU Foundations, wood frame A block I Free aslimalos.IM-S91S HOME OWNER'S HELPER Knowledgeable. E »p'd . Reas e Carpentry • Plumbing e Electrical aOrywell. 111-7**7 RON COLLIER’ S Remodeling! Carpentry, rooting, painting "H e |ob loo mnalH" 111*411 _£lale^alMo^*Ultsn*A*71^ P a in t in g CAMPION Custom Painting In le r lo r / e a tt r lo r . Dependa­ ble/ Rai l Dave. 323 1025 C H A R L IS P A IN T A D lCORATINOf Small odd |ob*t We do II all! 171 MM P a v in g Aititw r*..i.y A Cun.I., i.u... Asphalt, concrete, FREE est I Lie. 4 Ini. 117 1*20 P r e s s u r e C le a n in g A FFO R D AB LE HOME CARE • Average Site House..... S45 a Average Slic Root........1*5 a Driveways • Pool Decks . • Pro Exterior Painting • Lic’d. a Ins I MA111*SI2 PRESSURE CLEAN IN G MAN. Houses from 145 quotes by phonal Cell Roger, 124 44*6 S p r in k le r s / ir r ig a t io n A Landscaping Install A repair. I2yri.eip IRRIGATION __^all_Bud2tt17*7i« l ^ _ _ L a n d C le a r in g Tree Service eLAND CLEARING. aBACK HOE WORK, a HAULING. CALL ROCKY. 110-1544 ECHOLS TREE & LAWN SVC L a w n S e r v ic e A Q U A LIT Y CUTSl Owner managed/operated I Area ras Rei.'Comm Freeesl . m ist) Free estimate*! Felr Prices! Lie...In*...Stump Grinding. Toni 111 l i l t day or nlle “ Lai The Professionals do It" F A M IL Y T R E E SERVICE. Tree* down and gone I Wo boat any est. I Lie and ins 44I-SI17 Charge it. M B W SA m m m m W e n o w a c c e p t M a s te rC a rd a n d V is a . eifff which in (*» be%f 0udg# I *0’ f Alt F tr %t Str««t >.|nfvJyvJ Fltff d.1 1/fM €»*.!/* VU^fN 10 0 £O 79 H A U LIN O . Yard Irash, appll„ tree limbs Sem Co only Froe o*t,*19-9111 X P R E S S M O V IN G A D E ­ L IV E R Y 1 bdrm apt SI It,*5: 7 bdrm. lllS.tS com or i© .t it e p f the w ' tMtl ve* veil the Rilfreit ©J1 the Count* i.o-it ot iuO^lMil ©f thu otter 1-1 com hJ*red an ©per at-una1 iiwi ©t th# offero* and thill no* he ponied on fo or torn# t . County pit month ( A l l . TODAYf n u s s i f i c i t - . 122*2611 INCOME TAX SERVICE!! Legal N otices ADVERTISING SALES Seminole A Volusia Co Will train Man. woman or couple Earn ISO » 0 000 111 5)6 64)0 W a y LOST • PURSE Vicinity ot Lk Mary Bl A 17 02 Contains Michigan IO REWARD Call m IS42______ l t ! l HONDA 4 Wheeler 200 SX. Reward for return! Rt front fender is taped Color Is red Back fendersarecut 14» y j l l ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK Needed lo assHt with taking phone orders and general ot lice duties Must be person able Call lor appointment 114 2I7« EARN UP TO 1W0 WEEKLY working from home! Amannq recorded message reveals details *17 D l *541 t i t I The IF TOU Drove a Belly Dump Euclid w/lhe 671 Jim m ie engine al the Boca Cheka Airbase A youi name is Jim Mc77. please call KH 64! 117Y O H O L Y S T . J U O E Apostle and Martyr, great In virtue and ric h in m ir a c le s , n e a r kinsman ol Jesus Christ, Faithful intercessor el all who invoke your special patronage in time ol need, to you I have recourse from the death ol my heart and humbly beg lo whom GOD has given such great power to come to my asiislanc*. Help mo In my present, urgent petition. In return. I premise lo make your name known and causa you to be invoked Say 1 Our Fathers, ) Hail Marys and 1 Glorys Publication must be promised ST. JUDE, pray tor us all who Invoke your aid Ament This novtna has NEVER been known to tail. This novena must be said lor f Consecutive days. GO SINGLE DAD while. 13. 1child, ottering warmth, comfort and safety would like to meet single mom. 1child Call 121 1)06 alter 7PM WOOD P A L L E T R E P A IR S ) Tools. PU truck, home repair itvop. bondable rag'd...11I-M71 EARN U00I1M0 WEEK! Stull envelope* at home. No cost! SEND SASE to: Golden Oil Tributori PO Boi 17117b C. Corpus Christ I, TX 7A477 IS70 ADD TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOW CALL )17 0*5*or 111 412) PATHWAY Lose. gam. main lain weight successfully! Find health! Emoy tile! 407 171 *127 U n ite d 23— L o s t & F o u n d 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d Private tuition by qualified computer teacher HOURS TO S UI T Y O U I DOS. W o r d P e r fe c t. W ord S tar, LOTUS. DHIII ► Call IM M il m* v*‘‘ f 21 — P e r s o n a ls ACTION LOANS Regardless ot credit!! ISOO lo ISO oat Call! *07 16* 4000 A LL TRADES be sett employed* Learn estimate!' Haw lo gel |obs I Free Seminar! 117 IISS 27— N u r s e r y & C h ild C a re 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 DED iik) Q BECOME A NOTARY For Details 1 HO *12 475* Florida Netary Association 6 1 — M o n e y to L e n d 35— T r a i n i n g & E d u c a t io n 25— Special Notices Legal Notices S a n fo rd H e ra ld �Sanlon) Herald, Sanford KIT ’ N ' C A R L Y L E ® by Larry Wright 71— H e lp W a n te d T \ —He! p Wanted AGENTS, REAL ESTATE CAREER NIGHT ★ it CNA’s ★ Are you a Certified Nurtlng Aitltlant with nurtlng home e ip e r le n c a ) M ake a d ll lerence In your life A the lite otothert. come work with util 0*^2 We MV your tuilion • • • >offer [ .T h e lln e il (ruining mlh* "o lllce'’ and the "field" | • Oppoftunltlei In residential and commercial real estate i • Tremervdoul commiiiion and generous award plant • •• Wed .March JO. 1 OOPM Limited sealing' 360) Park Or., Sanford Contact At Chlodi Century II Chiodi Realty Call New 11) 1)11 ARE YOU WILLING TO RELOCATE IN FLORIDA OR OUT? CALL 323-SI 7$ Hillhm n Health Cart Canter 322-1566......... — E.O.E./H COOK CHINESE STYLE FOOD 40 Hri/wh . II 10 1 10PM, St/hr Prepare A cook variout ityle Chmete food for rettau rant cuttomert I yr riper ai Chinete cook/kltchen helper of Chinete food required Apply ar malt retume te: Orler.t IV Rettawrant li t International Parkway Su n i t . Heathrow, FL m g EARN U N to U N per week Reading Book) at home Call i a is a n )«a o E «t Bait FULL TIME SNACK BAR Evenlngt. Alto. Part time evening nurtery petition Apply at Bowl America IIP W. Airport Blvd San lord HOME TYPIST GREAT POSITIONS AVAILABLE leal Therapist »K • Environmental lalitt .............. UK + ogeologlit 45K nel Specialist JOK ject Engineer *0K Transportation COOTdlnalor UK Irlcal Engineer JOK «* ' (9 Jj ★! PARTIAL LISTING CALL FOR MORE! AAA EMPLOYMENT 700 W. 25 th ST. :|y 323-5176 4 * AREA POSITIONS * * * FINISHER-512 PER HR. j NO E « perlence needed1 R .I latile tranipor lalion a mutt , I For interview call ■f I I I ) W *T ill_________ •GOOD WORKERS NEEDED! • DAILY WORK. DAILY PAY a Call Bob 17) 7)11 alter 1pm CONSTRUCTION ALL TRADES And telephone work Irom home No eiperlence req’d We will train P/T A F/T No telling! Call DO 1440. Monday though Wednetdayll_________ HOSPITAL JOBS Start M 10. your area No tip necettary For into call I 900 *90 9399 e i l *44, *am Ipm 1 dayt............l i l t ) phone tee. *’ SUCCESS STORY* The Representative ot a local cleaning company called her Santord H erald C la ttlfied Advitor lo ttop her ad Irom continuing on lit tcheduled 10 Day Special commenting, "The retponte wat great We had over SO applicanlt within the lirtl w eek !" The Sanford Herald C la ttlfied t produce retullt! Some petition YOU need to advertise at low cost and achieve quick retullt? Try our !0 A la Day Special rales Lowett cosl per line for consecutive days’ advertltlng Advertisers are tree lo cancel at toon at results are reached CLASSIFIED DEPT. 121UI1 • ••V O L T *** TEMPORARY 1FRVICES _________ Call 43* *39*_________ CHAMBER SALES REP Eacltlng opportunity! Me*! all new buiinenai. V IP 'i. com munify leader)1 Commission only position. unlimited tern Ing pottntlell Apply Greater Seniord Chamber of Com mere*. JOOE. First i f EOE I For Your C o n ven ien c e W e A re O p en M onday thru F rid a y . 9 -. 6 . S a tu rd a y 1 0 - 2 and S u nday By A ppointm ent 1505 W . 2 5 th S t., S a n fo rd 322-2090 1&2BedroomApts. Available Y ou r C om pletely R efurbished Apartm ent will Include these featu res • N ew C a rpe tin g • N e w a p p lia n ce s • N e w la n d ­ sca p in g & renovated p o o i * R e frig e ra to r, sto ve, d ish w a sh e r & g arb a g e d is p o s a l ■C ab le T V h o o k ­ up • N ew ly re fu rb ish e d c lu b h o u s e • T e n n is c o u rt • L ake sw im m ing & fis h in g • L a u n d ry c e n te r • P ro fe s s io n a l o n -s ite m a n a g e m e n t • V o lle y b a ll A S K A B O U T O U R /J . M O V E IN S P E C IA L CpM & Ut 330-5204 X jtm C apartments turn we*t 7/10111of A rfsia You'ti a m our i-qn ar tfw right V Looking To SAVE Some Green? K^O IT 0/KK PKlrtT hWfffWe \vifi- m it ft y^- SANFORD Large 8 bdrm 5SOO per month, 7 bdrm 5375 per month Call 333 894) SANFORD 1 bdrm 5250 per month references required 377 *971 ■Vo pets SfantecOudi 't/idaye /lft* so YOU NAME IT WE HAVE IT OR YYE WILL GET IT BECAUSE WE ARE THE BEST AT WHAT WE DO A M EMPLOYMENT SINCE 1957 YOUR FUTURE IS OUR CONCERN TOO MANY TO LIST M ERESJU STAFEW ! Manager Trainee 1300 wk! Fitter Fabricator ..... UOOwkt Office Gal ..................3340 wk! Production Supervisor MOO wk I Secretary.................... 1130 wk! InturanceGal...............SiaOwk! Delivery Trainee ....... tllOwkl AAA EMPLOYMENT 700W.25TH ST. 323-5176 MAIDS WANTED! Now Hiring! Technician). In flatter*. Acd. Svc Rept. op eralort No eiperlence necet sery For Intermation call t m - m - i b i i , Eat. n * 4 4 A M IP M 1dayt, *13.93 lee $ 5 5 -1 -+ + Marketing Company It looking lor area rept Mutl be mg! quality valet pertonnel wilh tnlhuiiaim and marketing eipertite Call Ml. Schulte _________ |40M DO B H _________ Netd 15 Securitjr Officcn In the Orlando Kissimmee areas Call collect »1I US 7tf1 Eiperlence nwdid Certitica lion deilraWI* but will allow up to 4 m o n t h ! to o b t a in carllllcatlon E ic working conditlpnt A benelllt. J r mediate openingt on 1 3 A J II shills Part lime a,so avail! DEBAR Y MANOR to N. Hwy. IJ/t! Debary, M F .9 A M 4 PM EOE OFFICE HELP Receptionitlt. clerkt. typitlt, mettangert. tecrelarlet For Into. I ICO WO 4134 e i l 4444 bam tpm /dayt 111 91 ph tee Longwood manufacturer is looking for energetic reliable p e o p l e w it h p r e v i o u s manufacturing eipenence for 1st and 2nd shifts Interested applicants apply in person I 30AM 4 OOPM, Job Service ol Florida, 243 Live Oaks Blvd, Casselberry (Behind Quincy's on Highway 17 ?7i EOE________________________ CALL 323-2920 F AMILIES WELCOME' 1A 3 BE DROOM SINGLE STORY DUPLEXES ) BORMS A N D ) BDRMS m .1 l i l o r y hou)e C l o i e lo downlown' 1)1 le il. )*c end r.-l.t.fxtF) 3)1 )SW__________ 71—Help Wanted SEAMSTRESS For buty Dry Cleanert _________ Call 1131040_________ SECRETARY S e e k in g t h a r p , h ig h ly m otivated Individual, for challenging tecreteriel poll lion Strong typing tkillt. tele phone tkillt, and general ol lice procedure) Full lime, temporary pattilion Clotlng dale SPM. March II. 1*91 Private Indutlry Council of Seminole County, Inc. I l l S. Seniord Ave. Santerd. FL. Between »AM SPM EOE. M F.H V ____________________ SECURITY OFFICERS Hiring lor a major project, in the Debary/Deltorvaarea METRO SECURITY 1*313)99 STYLIST - Join ut. we’re new! THE HAIR EMPORIUM ___________111-CUTS__________ 555$ TEACHERS Teach and earn whal you're r e a lly worth P a rt lim e Summer or Full time potitiont available Call 1 *0* 1)4 3013, mallboi 14HIl 14 Hr M anage WANTED, REAL PEOPLE FOR TV COMMERCIALS Noeiperlence necettary _________ 1 *00*33 93*4_________ * * WANTED* * Lady, part time only, lo help me clean hornet, mutl be reliable and honest will pick up 14 IS per hour Send re tume to P O Boi 4411. San ford. FL. 11)11_____ Warehouse Workers/Diivers 14 SI 1 SO p er hour plus benelllt Will train Needed now! 1-1*1 1*00 Agent __ WELDER Must be able to do sheet metal w o rk .1 n d m e ha rt *c a I assembly For appt., call George Grabowskl, 321 9400 Aerobics Fitness Instructor Needed lor Semioote YMCA 645 Lon^woodfLk M*cy Hd 321 8944 |Attn **tthC) 73— E m p lo y m e n t W a n te d NURSE COMPANION live in. Mon Frl Florida licensed Relerenc rt and reasonable _______ Call apt in 443S ___ PROFESSIONAL House Clean Ing. reason rales, good refer ences, free estimates! I ll 1441 91— A p a r t m e n t s / H o u s e to S h a re LAKEFRONT APT Mature female, share with same Luiury 2/2, ail amenities 5285 » ' y 322 3512eves.___________ SANFORD! Very clean home to share, full privileges, 12507mo plus util Coll Robert, 330 947* 93— R o o m s (o r R e n t E xp erien ced M utl know WordPerfect S0 Fulltime Retpond by retume to Olllce Manager, PO boa 931139 Lake Mary, FL 311*1 l i l t CLEAN ROOMS. Kitchen a. laundry facilities. Cable TV Starting ol|75/wk....... 330 4421 ASSISTED living for I or 3 SIS per week week plus 1/2 food and expanses Hod d 668 7015 F E M A L E w/chtld to rent bdrm, bathroom and house privi N f H ITQ/wk plot 1/2 324 >!2t F E M A L E i w/cwiw? child1to 'Share with same Child or pel ok! Very cute home w fenced r*rd 1200 _______32) 4095 LONGWOOD Lakelront home, room w privi lege v I adult 440 per week Call 8J0 1947 NtCE LOCATION neaf Semi note High Cabie \6S per week 321 4431 bet. I I: MPM SANFORD! Lg i r r rexjrti K bfh Prlv entr . oft st parking Ml/Wk , Sec 134 1297' msg SANFOR D Room in pciv home •»c locAtion, mature resp lie prel | iOU mo 321 0418 • SANFORD* A(j.k 'r’ i*>r t i, mg w/ all the ament ties' 1290 .i mon me i utiLnes1 327 S4S9 SANFORD turn room Hou se privi leges11SA5 a * $1 SO deposit n i 03)4 E arn tl.OOO/wk tt u llin g en velop e) at home Send S A S E to A Z Out IS4 W SR 414M044 D Winter Spgs 3JJ04 SALES SALES REPS AT BELL SOUTH ADVERTISING A PUBLISHING Seeking qualified persons tor the selling of Yellow Pages advertising in the Southern Bell "Peal Yellow Pages Travel required, base pay plus commission To apply, must have a consecutive months ot competitive sales experience mi thin the last 5 years and or a c o lle g e d e g r e e C e ll 904 n t MM on Mtnday be tween the hours of 9AM to t7 10PM or 7 30PM lo 5PM Equal Opportunity Employer 101 — H o u s e s F u r n is h e d / R e n t C teei *, hta. me RECEPTIONIST RECESSION7DONT WORRY! 105— D u p le x T r ip le x 7 R e jit 141—Homes lor Sate SHEPPLEY REALTY. Realtor) Thinking ol Selling* Call For Free Merkel An«lyiHI4b3 )bbb BE AT THE RECESSION) New home) Irom 131KI Model open, CBC Hornet,*** *3) fib* SANFORD Lq 2 bdrm , I balh. CM A, wash dryer hook up, 5390 a mon . 5TO dep 2440 Maple Ave . avail April HI Good references 332 4191 SANFORD Lg clean 1 bdrm C/H A, carport, avail April I, 5325 mo 5)00 sec 377 4788 AFFORDABLE H O M E S VENT URE I PROPE R U E S BOND MONEY, 7 3/4% POSSIBLE li.too GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE 107— M o b ile H om es / R ent Aiiumable no quality loan) In Iheie areal1 Chooie home) Irom SeminoleiOranqe Voluiia' Lake Counliei! SMALL BUT NICE! Travel trailer Quiet retiree park, si FSmo pi j ) electric Call t i l m i or i n m i HIDDEN LAKE LESS THAN 53,800 SECURITY DEPOSIT LAWN MAINTENANCE Mutt have own Irantporfallon and valid license Call 339 41», l*av* message_________ CASHIER MSI PRODUCTION WORKERS Toast the Good Life tF fa ~ JOBLESS? NURSE AIDES __ __ Per M onth W VILLAS b d rm 2 b a l h , CM A wash/dryer in apt , screen porch and pool la l l a month G «t GOVT. |ebs o v t r u ji. crutseshlps morel Writ* A Z O u t , IS* W SR4)4. Su 4044 GC Winter Spring* JlfOt LANDSCAPE MAIT.. reliable’ e ip and references! Good driving record 333 0934_______ NEED EXPERIENCED Slylitt lor complete talon Com million Buty shop in K Mart Plera, Santord 111 MIS $ 4 0 0 ° ° we D c ^ N T SANDALWOOD JANITORIAL PART TIME MAJOR TELEPHONE CO. G eneva G ardens A partments 2 Bedroom Special f c o c f T h a t CAB Ape * W n T fe R T han coqs: p 1415 to start S*nlord/Lk M ary areas, Cell U 7 n 00 Full lime! Call Tidy Maid.............. l i t ISOO Local/Caribbean ToHl/HR M b )-tt) tote Talent BulldenFee 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n fu rn is h e d ^ R e n l 71— H e lp W a n te d Florida — Sunday, March 10, 1991 — 11B 1 Bedroom I MONTH 97— A p a rtm e n ts F u r n is h e d / R e n t SANFORD Lovely I bdrm , complete privacy, close to 'downtown 1100 per week plus 12 00 s e c u r lly in c lu d e s Utilities Call 223 2249 ATTRACTIVE I Bdrm. Quiet, off st parking S110'wk in eludes utilities' Call 321 4947 * SUCCESS STORY* Mrs Diane N of Longwood called her Sanford Herald Classified Advisor to stop her ad for her apt from confinu ing on Its scheduled to Day Special commenting, You brought me luck Thanks Herald!” The Santord Herald Classifieds produce results! Som ething YOU need to advertise at low cost and achieve quick results> Try our 10 A 14 Day Special rales Lowest cosl per line for con sec.ulive days' advertising Advertisers are tree to cancel as soon as results art* reached CLASSIFIED DEPT 322 2411 NEW LY REMOOELED turn I bdrm I balh apt! Water paid! 1300 mo plus sec 3214)41 SANFORD 1 1 1 Bdrm. Apts' Furn or unlurn! Clean, S30u A Up' Sec dep %m W.-IJ22 1)42 SANFORD Large studio w / u lit it ie s 142S mo or StlS/wk plot deposit 133 >943 SANFORD I f :1fm f irr 'h. * Apt Util included Clos - to downtown, 323 0229/lv. msgp SANFORD! ) ROOMS r Bath! Si I wlk 1100 dep Reference* L I’.is** Call................. 32 J 9025 SANFORD 1 room eltu sem t perfect for I person! I/O per week plus 5150 security in c ludes utilities1Call 123 2269 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t A V A IL A B L E NOW' New ? IxJrm ] balh stnqla iloty W *\hmr dryar ttfxihgp, mini blinds, lawn care, convenient to downtown Sanford 1425 mo t . .Call 32J 7*47 ■ . HEAR THE QUIET!! Single story studio, 5 A 7 Bdrm Apts Many e»l*r % me I storage space' Quiet, cojy comm unity' Nice landscap mg On site managers who C A R E f t Starting at 1) 19 mu SANFORD COURT 323 3301 SANFORD walk to town from Park A v f I bdrm .ipfst Poich! 595 wk util pd 330 J42J CEDAR CREEK APTS. B R A N D N FW n<yw teas mg' 7 & 3 bdrm apartments at citrem ely alforckitiU* rales Optional wash dryer F R E E baste cable TV! Starting at 5411 Call today! 324 4334 CLEAN 1 BDRM 1 b jlh washer, dryer screened patio in Santord ill'* plus security < all (24 2649or *44 iavi LAKE MARY New I ijetlroom apart m in i, tor 5510 Lak** M i r y San lord area An equal housing oppor tunityt Rosedilt Apartments Call 372 5955 SANFORD 2 BR 1 ba Senior adults. No end of Blverview Ay MSP m o .dep 322 4249 2 BDRM., m Sanford 117$ per month plus security deposit Call after 2PM 372 1887_______ 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t CUB LAKE! 3 ,id|0>ning house) 3 bdrm 2 bth A 7 bdrm 2 bth I 9 acre lot Ideal In law situa tion' United Realty. §34 3391 DEBARY 2 bdrm . close to I 4 8. 17 92 Available March IS 54/5 mo III A sp1* ..... A il HOI DELTONA/Osteen 4 yr old home, April I 3 bdrms 2 baths, garage non smokers. ■ i ■ • \ t * Call T2 1 5848 MIODEN LAKE! Nice 3 bdrm 7 bath Near pool! ||4|/mo I « a'*’ option ok ' 849 S§49 LA K E H A R N E Y, quaint 7 bdrm ,1k Ironl. I quiet acre 5415 mo plus dep 349 5725 LAKE MARY/HIDOEN LAKE ESTATES Beautiful 1 bdrm ? balh on cul de sac Screened porch fireplace, double garage, kids pet ok 1775 *44 4500 or eves, 371 2224 Attwood Phillips Inc LARG E 1/1. Florida room. CM A, fenced yard and garage 5425 plus security 330 1084 N E E D A 2 BORM or 3 Bdrm in DE LTONA7 Large selection' PRIM ARY R E A L T Y ..... 1741711 NEED 4 BEDROOMS? Rent Option' Lake Mary large ewetulU tvtme micro II replat r screened porch sprinklers 5850 D IS C O U N T' Investors Really, 429 9014 P IN C C R C 5 T S E C T IO N ! 1 bdrm 2 bih C ■H/A no ref riq 54/5 me 57<k» -. urity37) 8291 RENfALV RENTALS Homes in all sl/es, starting from |T#u month. In De Iton a fV' f,r-r tu teilblfU! Global Really. 840 4447 SAN FO R D furnished t 1 ip pliances garage 5350'mo LAKE MARY T w o s t w y . J.100 %q ft u p p llu fic it. garag<*. fenced yard 5750 mo PwUL A BE f M OSBORNE V E N T U R E I P R O P E R TIE S 371 4744 SANFORD/BW w in dry 5435 LK MAR Y Spat loirs I 7 lence' Presidential Group .332 4472 3ANORA NORTH 1 bdfm ) bath J car garage Ig w rn p.ifto fug yard! Avail 4 1 SAH5 mo 445 1400 or 17) 0019 SEMINOLE COUNTY ) units available 2 bedrooms Irom 54iSOper month* HD REALTY 760 H3D0 Jbdir rn 5195 mo A up 111 A« JO MOVE IN SPECIAL ) bedrooms, energy efficient carport and private patio Si ng Ie f toor desi g n Cali Sanford Court Ji t iioi OPEN HOUSE FROM 9 12 SATURDAY! LAKE JLNNIE APTSf I bdrm aptl with Gv'M/A from 1)40 mo intlurt*--. w«»ter ,1%,gas Brr k v r J J ! 8774 DORCHESTER APTS. Lake Mary H) 49|) Call between H A M 5PM LESS THAN U.*M DOWN Zoned C2. appliances, new paint. 3car garage 569.900 POSSIBLE LEASE PURCHASE NEAR TALL TREES New custom built 3/2 2200 sq It on 1/2 acre with security system, fireplace, appliances, and pool planned! 5144,900 IDYLLWILOE HOME 15X30 SOLAR POOL 1 1 7 — C o m m e r c ia l R e n ta ls 3/1.’ 3.330 iq II. on 1/3 ecre with new carpel, ceramic Hie and paint 14X30 lamiiy room, privacy fenced yard with well and sprinkler lyilem SI 14.900 • Lonqwood Prime Hwy 4)4 • 3 o ffic e)! CAR LOT alio avail! RUD Y'S AUTO SALES I D IM ) FLE XIBLE TERMSI 1100 SF Bldq Suitable lor any type b u lin eo 313 I4SI/II) 444 1414 LONGWOOD Browser’) Barn Lolt. m )q II 1400 per monlh Shop, iludo or olllce C allt)l W4I ST. JOHN'S AND LK MONROE 3 acre estate! 8/2, 3500 sq ft., custom built. 5327.900 LAKE MARY LESS THAN $3,000 DOWN 3/(. flying, dining, family rooms, fenced yard, new paint, carpet and file (49,900 121 — C o n d o m in iu m R e n ta ls ASSUMABLE NO QUALIFYING LAKE M A R Y ) ) each dryer nautili) mach, fireplace all ammenihe)! SS3S H I 003) AM or 4)1 4140 PM _ _ _ _ _ N O R T H L A K E V IL L A G E I Bdrm Include) ammenlliei! 1,SOa monlh 331 CJI PINE RIDGE CLUBI 3 A 3 Bdrm Condos available ilarf inq at Sift. S E.C.M. Inc Lie ^ ^ e a ^ E s ta le _ B ro k e r* lM IM _ LIKE NEW! 3/3. two Dory, appliances, fireplace! Privacy fenced yard wilh pooi 586,500 $3700 DOWN INCL CLOSING Pinecrest 3/3. Ilvinq. dining lamiiy rm , security system, lencedyard 143.900 PAUL A B F I H O S B O R N E VENTURE l PROPERTIES 1 2 7 — O ffic e R e n ta ls 121 4/64 B R A N L NEW OFFICE BLDG 400 iq It lo 3 <00 iq. II. GC I ZONING! Move in Special 1218/nso CALL 111 9948 BATEMAN REALTY Lie Real EHale Broker 3640 Sanlord Ave OFFICES FOR RENT 321 0759 Utilities included. 51&) month A U p 200 S M yrtle Av . Sanford lApopk.ii M4 va48 2 SMALL RENTAL OFFICES Very reasonable 12X14 For defaili, EitUnow1323 45/5 3211257 L K , M A R Y A R E A I I 1/3 Assume No Quality! |756 mo Stenstrom Realty 4*3 8605 SO DOWN 5450 PIT I Academy Manor. Sanford 3/2, completely re done* Fenced yard, garage Owner i hv -m m s 141 — H o m e s l o r S a le BUILDER'S SPEC HOMES E ORANGE COUNTY ) 7 on 66 acres, large barn 569.000 W Maliciowski. Realtor 122 7983 includes Screened Poof Special R«ite Financing Calf J2J t m 55,000 TOTAL MOVE IN M a y U ir Area! 4)7 Huqp l.biTSi I f rrrt FL Hoorn Ten* Mew bright kit .ill appll incl i ( itC A T C D F*tX]iL Call Carolyn, Sfrjftord Realty. 740 *571 or 1)1 1181 /"LO T O W N E R S \ DOWN I ™ A BONDMONtY 7.75% a F I X E D I O Y EAH RA T E ALSO M AP FUNDS A V A ILA B LE 111 700 towar d down pa ymon I and closing cos HI 7 J and 4lM*tfrixirn homes available! Murry won t last CASH DISCOUNT 869-4444 ALL STATE H O M ES e *icc n m H f iv a o * ir Call Janet Mansfield Deiys. JJ2 12)4 Eves. 37) 7771 A A Carnes, Inc, ip * m» h tpnwy * i*« 1 '**«i t« m .'O *i r u w ir M *e*41o r\ ?* ■ « * * *W to A -Half* mu M ARSHA BENNETT REALTOR* B u s . 8 3 1 -7 3 3 7 I0 S — D u p l e x T rip le * / R e n t 15 l45mo LA R G E I Bedroom <lean and airy, close to Pinecrest E !*,,m 5)95 per month )2) 7700 HOUSE ON 3/4 ACNE A A A BUSINESS CENTER New office Whie BOO ft to I.49S II Bay) with or w/o o ffic e) llarlmq a I DSO/mo Hwy. l)/93 A SR 43) Call .31) T ill u.ooo SQUARE FT..W/Loading dock. 3 phase power. S3 30 per ) q fl 40)311*311____________ 2).000 SO FT Buifdinq. loadmq dock. * 1 phase power. 3 acres. M I I 400 S4I 3*t) H o m e 3 2 3 -7 0 4 9 *iSikxiuluzunj O n [JLisloricul Otw iu ’s " MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada 1bdrm 3'3. fireplace, corner lot. ap pliancei.qaraqe. 141,900 1 BDRM J BATH n.ciSunburst. Dellon,* |550 per >T-,»i!ti Call J27 1792 ) BDRM , 7 bath 2 car grg 5*50 a mini 1500 dep to) Hu11top Dr Lgwd 3)2 44Uor 3)9 1400 I BDRM . I’ i bath 5475 a mon 5175 dep 1208 W 20th St .inturd 3)2 4412 or 3)9 1800 3 BDRM } bath 5450 a mon 5154) dep 477* Pleasant Valley ' > o n 112 6412or 119 1800 # SUCCESS SIORY * Mrs O B of Winfer Sprmgs tailed hrr 5iiinford Herald CI.6SV l-rd Add iSOf iq slot) lm ad from continuing on its scheduled II3 (Jar Spr* t.»i Quite a lea r am men ling »IH‘ W<ukrd ou1 11rw1' Their proper tf ten ft tl Ailhin a 'r a d-iys Ihe 5,*nl<jr ijj Hi-i aid Classifieds produce results1 S o m e f h i ng YOU need to advertise ■ow cost and •H hi*? yp guo 6 results 1 f r i our 10 s 18 Day Spe« i*ii rales f q mo\f ■US'! L■e-r Init* fur ton sec 6jt(i*e J a r v idveMising Adver hvers are ttr* to i ,m* *•( «t*t asresc.(1%ar»* )r,it rv**d CLASSIf IL DDE PT 122 ,6ii 3 BEDROOM, 1 1/2 BATH. FAMILY ROOM, NEWER CARPET. CENTRA H A . FENCED YARD 153,000 2BEOROOM 1 BATH.LOTSIZE65X1I).RESTRICTED COMMERCIAL. HARDWOOD FLOORS! 637,000 FREE MARKET EVALUATION METRO REAL ESTATE CO., INC. S22S MOVE IN SPECIAL 2 bed room 7ba •h ,tv a 11at j;»- Nrw I tomes Starling at * l.am l 2, .1 nr 4 Iti clriiniiis 1,1 1/2 nr 2 Itaths (a ll sill- work includi-d) D O N ’T B E R E A R - E N D E D B Y H IG H FREE 115 — I n d u s t r ia l R e n ta ls IN S U R A N C E / ’’Y I... • 1K P *-• COSTS! “Also Wo Have 2 Bedroom For $299 Total Move-in Find Your Pot of G o ld at... REGATTA SHORES Q o 1 0 *0 Mor^OCl j Ml TONY HUSSI INSURANCE AGENCY AUTO N IC E • C L E A N • A F F O R D A B L E MOMf BUSINESS , IvV. * 2335 W . S e m in o le B lv d . H w y . 1 7 -9 2 S a n t o r d 3 2 3 -2 6 2 3 PfOf Owned & Vonatjod by 13M Plot) Inc 1 Bedroom Special * $100 O ff IriR S T M O N TH S R E N T TUCKER & BRANHAM 211 V) lit M S in f - ; i (407) 322 4451 Newly Renovated! New Carpel & Vinyl! New Celling Fan • New Verticals •New Mini Blinds Oltvco H o u r) M F B 30 5 30 Sal by apponimenl (w m-mi INC Availahlc in VoluslA, 1aki- A Seminole Cn Snnit' Sianilard Kraturrs •f'en lra l Vir ile.it • Srcuril) S ))k m • Mainlt-nancr free r«U-rinr • 2 \ f> I sli-rinr walls k IV Insulation - I htf in.il iliitilll>- pane windows • k i i i m u r t - r a n u r , d is liw a s t ir r . \ ^ - t r iia p r disposal • < a I lied r.d iiilin)>s llnmi^lniiil • Wood raliiiirtr) in kilthm • (/oalil) ( arprliiiK X sins I Its ArmstrunK • It HI I ciliiiK 1I russ kiniFi Mndt-i Oprn I tail) 11:4)0 \ M . • 6:00 I'.M. J4K6 llastona I’ark kd.. Mi l anil C & C Homes, Inc. A uthorl/rd Builder Dralrr (9 0 4 )8 2 2 -3 6 0 0 1 �I t s — Sanford Htrald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 10, 1901 234— Im p a rt C are and T ru c k s •OINIVA BLIM INTARV* STENSTROM REALTY, I NC. Wp list and tell more property than anyone in the Greater Sanford/lake Mary area. 'T O tlL V E R L A K B A R E A 4 /lto On i K m Poof* cabana, fennlt. M u tl MO to boltovo. Ju»t reduced Now UH.S00 c o u n t r y br ick f f it f *7 4 8 0 vi On t ocro. Eat to kit. 1 way fpk.. don. Immaculate. Prlco now roducod to IMAflHI I HISTORICAL A R IA */4 T w o t lo r y , I I rm . homo. Hardwood floor*. NoodHoto of work. Oroaf potential Cl.MO CMARMINO LK. MARY 1/1 Now bainf ronovatod Ilka now. Hardwood floor* A moro. Call u* now. Only M U M FONLARQE FAMILY Spaclou* 4/1 to. Froth paint. CH/A. family rm., tonco. 1.100 tq 11. Intid* utility U4.TOO STYLE. OaaHfy, Vein I Lovely 1/1to Condo with loft rm. Could be a dm or kdrm. Groat Comm. Pool. O nly! min. from 14. Only.— s 111.000 Can Joan ns-noor oeoe. R H T H ___ RF17 *5 9 8 0 ONE FULL ACRE ON 1R44W with commercial patontlal. Excellent price ISIL000 CAN YOU R E L IE V E ! I SR 1 ■th condo tor only S4IJ00. Include* Refrig, weth/dry.. ute of Comm, pool A tennit ct*. I Blk. to lake Call Joan IM-MMi eve* 17447M RL17 *4 7 8 8 . Am Low Am A W EEK A H U M ! NO QUALIFY 1SW par mo. 1/1, loncod. 111.400 total to move |n. Call ut right now. 140.HO automatic low profile two tet ttog* heater. M l. 1144414 ASSUME NO QUALIFVINO E idu tlvo welled ana of profattlonalt. Upgraded 1/1. FullytoadodllllU.000 SUPER C A S S 0 L 0 IR R Y 4/1 Greet rm.. ttono fpk.. formal d i n i n g , k i t w / p a n lr y . Attumabto. Only Uf.tOb OVIEOOI 1.1 acre* of wooded land waiting for a home. Conveniently located near 414 Owner financing I m m Call Roberta McKenna 174477! eve* MARKHAM WOO01 1 Eiqultlto 4/1 pool home I Beet buy eroundl Many amenllle* Inti, htd. ipa A tide entry gar. A 1 acre paradlMl tl71.N0....RClt McKenna m -n**/1144171 3212720 322-2420 SO YOU Want A Ig*. V I home on 1 Aero! Here It 1*1 1.441 S F. of luaurlout living In preitlgleut Markham Wood* area only 1117,700. Call F R IC ID REDUCEO! Lett than 1 y n . old. V I on canal accatt to 1 Lake* I Scr. porch, lott of ceramic Ilia. Tennit A Comm. pnolSTf.lOO............. RE17. Call McKenna'! Ill- net/ 114*171 WHY PAY 1M JM whan you can have a Park Model (a lt with a 10x17 F L Rm. plut a 4a10 front porch for let* than IILOM? All amenltle* of a home, appli­ ance*. wooded park. 14 hr. tocurlty, paved road*. Mod Mil 1407-H1-BM1 anytime O M NI E X C E L L E N T V A LUEI Nice 1 bedroom 11x40 with Cen. H/A. tcreened room. Fumlthed! 14,1001 FOR TH E B U D O B T BU Y B R I 1 Bedroom tto bath. New pai nt A c a r p o t l Fumlthed. carport I Mr. E .H . Loerlng of Coned* needed to tell hit Florid* manufactured home In |utl the 10 thort day* he wet her* vltlllngl Guettwhell HANDYM AN SPECIAL • 1 bdrm. w/greal financing to tlx 1S3— Television/ R a d io /S te re o Utod. white. 10c. Call m o a n FURNITURE Chandelier*, ret taurant equip, piano, lukaboa. tlaluet A lurnlthlngt. Imperi­ al Palate, 111 Magnolia Av Sanlord 11Call...........-M1-T411 a KEROSENE HEATER, utad] Need re tu lltf Place your dattlflod ad In Tho Sanford Horaldl....................... M l M il V f « C .B.Mh ayl'f p ie r. Completely remodtled Intlde New roofl Lg icrrd porch. 171.000 Call Caftwrlne Hainan A AttOcUtet, 4*4X1-1771 . LOOKING F0K A HOME? Pleat* let me help. Call Bob Gracwy, REALTOR (te n 414-44** tr n m e e LAKE MAIY/SANF0R0 ■ Lovely Hltlork Hornet a Starter Retirement Hornet • Houtet With Acreage • Income Propertlet • In LewSultet Attention Salat Aiioclateil We're buty .We need help! 1 bdrm. 1 bath ranch tfyla on largo lot. Now kitchen. Many treat. 1107,000 M l 1004_______ NEAR HISTORICAL AREA - 1 bdrm ., hardwoed llo o rt. Ilreplace. complalaly retlo re d l New wiring end plumbing! Immaculate condltlonl.......................... 147,700 Templta Realty Inc. _______11444 It/444SI44 RACE Your tree and clear or h i g h e q u ity m o b ile a t downpayment tor houto. All •real. 47444*4 or 171-1144 Invettort R#4lty lorvket 14a701 1 SR I Ith. All new Interior, end. porch A util rm Spcrlllcol Mutt tool M7-I110 323-5774 SANFORD * Una Purcfuu! 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Florida NEW S D IGEST Postmaster named By NICK PFEIFAUF Her.-dd Staff Writer □ Sports Dream match approaches H E A TH R O W — The dream matchup between top-seeded Andre Agassi and defending U.S. Open Champion Pete Sampras Is one step closer, as the Prudential Securities Tennis Classic approaches the midway point. See P a ge I B □ Florida LA K E MARY — A new Postmaster will take over management of the Lake Mary Post Office Saturday. Richard Sherrill has been traits* lerretl to the Lake Mary facility from the position he has held for tlie past 6 years as Assistant Postmaster In Winter Springs. Horn and raised In Oklahoma. Sherrill. 41. has liecn with the postal service fur 12 of his Hi years as a Florida resident. "One of the main projects I see at my new location." lie said, “will In­ to make sure the post office Is ca|iahlc of continuing to meet the needs of that last growing city." Sherrill said. "Having served In Winter Springs, which has been another rapid grow th area ol Central Florida. I feel I am well acquainted with the needs or such rapid growth areas." Sherrill will be taking over the Lake Mary operation following the resignation of former Postmaster Naomi Wallace who retired August 31. 1990. Wallace had served In the post during the construction and early Smith placed in photo lineup PALM REACH — William Kennedy Smith, the nephew of U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy, will 1m* Included In a photo lineup (roller want to show the woman of an alleged rape at the Kennedy estate last weekend. □ Nation Professor in trouble See Page 6 A financial reviews begin W A S H IN G TO N — Investigators from the Department of Health and Human Services have begun financial reviews of 12 major universities for audits of federal research programs. Se e P age 7 A BRIEFS Hospitalized biker paid a visit NEW ARK. N.J. - A Judge who berated a woman for being an unwed mother, telling her that children born out-of-wedlock end up in Jail or are shot, was sus|>ended Wednesday by the state Supreme Court's chief Justice. Justice Robert N. Wllcntz removed Superior Court Judge Eugene P. Kenny after listening to a tape recording of the 76-year-old Jurist lecturing the woman. Debbie Rivera. Rivera. 27. of Jersey City said Kenny turned her court appcurance luloa lecture on morality. "He Just came out of the blue, screaming and yelling." Rivera said. "I wenl there for justice, and Instead I got discriminated. I want him to he disbarred from the bench." The matter Is being referred to the Supreme Court for consideration. Wllcntz said In a statement. On March 25. Rivera went lo Hudson Coimtv Special Civil Court to recover S3(X) from a c h e c k -c a s h in g agency she accused ol shortchanging her The Judge ruled against her Movies............. Nation.............. Paopla.............. Polica............... ......... 3 A School Menu.. Sports.............. Television...... Weather.......... ......... 2 A W o rld ............... Cloudy and warm Mostly cloudy and b reezy w ith a 30 percent chance ut showers High In the up|trr 70s to lower HOs Wind east 15 to 20 •v IL L iliid ii show's next season that will begin in the fall. Further filming will be done at the Sanford Civic Center and laketront area through Friday. com m is- r-onvo-vr S.qMirlto said. S pecialty plates vie for S em inole residents help By J . MARK BARFIELD Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — Though not as popular as the Manatee auto license lag. the stale “ panther" lag does have Its fans. A total o f 3 3 1 ol the automobile lags have been sold In Seminole County Mince they were first offered last October. Stalwlde. H. 140 have been sold by March I Hy comparison. 9.288 Manatee tags have been sold In Seminole County since they llrst wenl on sale In March 1990. according to information provided by the Seminole County tax collectors office. Statewide. 98.007 Manatee lags have been sold since they llrst went on side. There are currently 29 specialty lags available to Florida motorists Tags are available commemorating the Challenger space shuttle crew and bearing the emblem ol stall' universities. Ollier lags are available lo only special groups, such as prisoners of war and Pearl Harbor survivors The Legislature currently has It) more spccialtv auto lags in various steps ol approval. Th e Senate Appropriations Committee Wednesday approved a Patriot tag lor Persian Gulf veterans and sent It lo the lull Senate. A bill to create a Save Our Children plate cleared ihc Finance. Taxation and Claims Commtttcc The Finance panel Iasi week approved lulls lor eight other specially tags lor the Special Olyui|tles. Ducks Unlimited, marine turtles. Vietnam veterans, all veterans. Purple Heart recipients. Coast Guard Aux­ iliary mentlNTs and Civil Air Patrol members. A panther lag. actually called the "Florida Communi­ ties Trust" license plate, costs an additional $27 per year above the renewal rale, which Is $22.50 for a mid-sized car. There Is a one-time $K> plate charge when the tag is llrst obtained. Of the $27. $2 Is an administrative fee. The remaining $25 Is divided Into three portions lo pay lor dllfercni state environmental protection and education programs. Hall tile fee. $12.50 Irom each tag. goes lo the Florida Panther Research and Management Trust Fund, administered bv the Florida Game and Fresh Wider Fish Commission Tom Logan, ehlel ol the game and tisli commission bureau o f wildlife research, the fund is used lo help I I k - stale's $500,000 annual effort lo protect tlie remaining Florida panthers There are believed to be anywhere from 30 lo 50 Florida panthers remaining in the wild today. Most arc belleved lo be In the Everglades and Rig Cypress National Preserve, but evidence has been confirmed lo show panthers have roamed as tar north -is central Florida along the Si Johns River, said game and lisli commission spokesman Mary Davis Logan said the state mainly researches panthers in the souih Florida area, learning ol their ways and Ihc diseases that harm them lie said no use lor Ihc $53.(KM) Irom panther lag sales have been established, but be said die lag moiiev will prohablv lie used lo See Tog. Page 5 A them-."* « Although S.qmiUn said the inqui­ ry might add some credibility to the rumors, he fell committee members See Rum ors, Page 5A Commission to address retaining walls By NICK PFEIFAUF Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY — The city com ­ mission will hold Its regular m eet­ ing tonight and consider the first reading ol an ordinance designed to nci standards lor retaining walls In the city. A retaining wall Is the protective wall bulb to prevent rainfall Irom washing away eartli near buildings constructed In sloping areas. Those walls const meted around Individual homes or developments where there is no need lor holding back water or earth erosion ate not considered lo lie retainer walls, and are not Included in tblsordlnunce. The pro|»oxcd regulations lor tin- See Com m ission, Page 5A By NICK PFEIFAUF Herald Stall Writer INDEX F o r m o r t w ia t h i M»i»ld Photo by Tommy Vlncanl Lowry Productions filmed segments of (he Adven­ tures of Superboy TV show at the lakelront Memorial Park. Wednesday The segments will bo used for tho SANFORD — The chairman of the Seminole County Republican Exec­ utive Committee does not believe rumors that committee inemliers p u b licly prom oted Dem ocratic campaigns last year. "I suspect that nothing Is there." said jiarty chairman Mike Saporito. "I think It Is either a case of either |M>sturi.ig by some future candidate or Monday-morning quarterback­ ing. ‘There's no way he could've won except....' Hud sort of thing." Last month. Saporito called for an Investigation Into persistent rumors that some committee members had pul'd* Democratic op­ position candidates, a. v.VMaJ.lnn of the party loyally oath. Such actions arc grounds for removal from the committee, but not without a twothirds vote of the com m ittee. Snportlo noted. "Even If something were proven. It would lake two-thirds of the Lake M ary d ed icate s tree for A rb o r M o n th From wire reports Classifieds.... C o m ics.......... Crossword.... D ta r Abby..... .......... 3B Deaths........... .......... 3A Dr. Oott.......... .......... OB Editorial......... Florida........... __ 2A.4B Horoscope.... ......... fin Rorak said he would now be returning to Ills normal duty as a jMistal manager In the Orlando area. By J. MARK BARFIELD Herald Staff Writer PEORIA. III. — George R. darker, a professor whose field of expertise Is the philosophy of leisure. Is one of those guys who practice what they teach. Judge suspended after scolding Since Wallace's retirement, the (lost office has been managed by John Royce who supervised the operation for three months, and Hob Rorak who took over last November 30. Saporito scoffs at rumors Superboy filmed in Sanford See P a ge 2 A S O 'j'iV i' Y t .Y .'t .V T T .ill" ' .*t hospital pattern undergoing cane er treatment has an old friend for a roommate: Ills llarlcy-Davidson motorcy­ cle. Mike Ewing, a member of a local hike club, donned a bandamn and leather riding gloves Tuesday when his noddles wheeled Ids 1972 Elcctra Glide Into his room at St. Joseph's Medical Center. ... Eu’trg..'J.'T. i ton' frock.dziver .:ui/l.Scn'Ji fVvuf area resident, has been hospitalized for three months undergoing Ireatmenl lor lymph cancel . His wife, Pamela, and nurses thought It might lift his spirits to see his prized hike. So fellow riders Donald "Anim al" McCarty of Niles. Mich., and Rob Folk of South Rend, with hospital permission, drained the oil and gasoline frorn the motorcycle's 1200 cc engine, and rolled the machine Into a hospital elevator for the ride to Ewing's sixth-floor room. "W hen one's down, we're there to help them out." Ewing said. "We're all family." mouths of operation at the new Post Office facility on West laike Mary boulevard which o|>cncd In Sep­ tember of 1989. ig e 2 A * LAKE MARY Members ol i|i<- Lake M.irv City Commission and visiting members ol the Council ol laical Governments in Seminole County Jollied together In dedicating a ncwlv planted tree at Central Park, on Ihc South side ol C|l\ Hall Wednesday night flic tree, dciln .tied in keeping w lib April being Artxir Month, will lie used as the city's official Occcmticr holiday lights display John Holland Lake Mary's Parks and Recreation Director said lie and a crew bad spcnl a considerable length ol time in tmdiiig a suitable tree Wuuld you believe lie said the one We chose was located riglu to Kick of tin* C!t\ Hall on right ol wav property Holland said the addition ol ihc tree was another step in the continuing work at Central P.uk w linli will lie lulls dedicated lit a city wide observance scheduled tor May I complete w ith a munlicr ol events lor all ages as well aseiilerlaim iienl I lie uislnllnllon ol the tree was part ol a continuing cllnri tiy the C A L M ) Connell Lake Mary i iiy Commissioner David Menlor who ■hairs the i mined extended die i uy s applet tat loll lo the glotqi lor ill* tree m # «aid P hoto by Tom m y Vm eant Attending the tree dedication at Central Park in Cook Cindy Koehler Whitey Eckstein and Paul Lake Mary are Irom left Lee Constantine David fremel Mealor Tom Mahoney Paul Lovestrand Ida �••■***#•« i — San lord Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, April 4, 1991 N EW S FROM T H E REGION A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E FLORIDA BRIEFS Legislature to vote on budget ^i(L# No tax'hikes, but cut in services predicted Investors sue school board MIAMI — Six Inventors have sued Ihc Dp tie County School Board, along with a stockbroker and his company, charging they have lust up to 9100,000 because of an Investment class In a high school. The suit accuses broker James P. McCormick, the teacher of the course, of taking advantage of his financially naive students to sell them unsuitable limited partnerships. The lawsuit is another of about 92 billion In lawsuits nationwide against Prudential Securities over Its aggressive sale of 96 billion In limited partnerships during the 1960s. But the lawsuit, filed here lost week. Is unusual because It also seeks damages from the Dade school system, which is accused of falling to supervise McCormick while he taught Investments for seven years at Southwest Dade High School. ■yMLLKACXOfl Associated Press Writer T A L L A H A S S E E — Gov. Lawton Chiles tried to find a cure for his ailing health care proposals al a hospital while the Legislature prepared to take some bitter budgetary medicine. The House and Senate were scheduled today lo vote on dificring versions or a 928 billion-plus stale budget. But both had something In com m on: no major tax increases and deep cuts In services to' make up a 91.4 billion shortfall in revenue. Miami cops face charges in battery case That austerity Ls threatening to kill IWo proposals Chiles has made lop priorities: a 991.5 million "Healthy Start" plan to tncreusc prenatal care for poor pregnant women and money to olTset a $61 million deficit In an indigent health care fund. In an effort to breathe life Into Healthy Start. Chiles arranged a tour Wednesday of the neonatal Intensive care un it at Tallahassee Memorial Regional Medical Center. The governor and several lawmakers were shown a 4-day-old baby, bom eight or nine weeks premature, whose mother had re­ ceived no prenatal care. The baby has fetal alcohol syndrome and syphilis and Is addicted to cocaine. She has had bleeding on the brain and numerous transfusions. She has a problem with her digestive system. Patterson said the baby probably will he hospitalized as long as four months at a cost of up lo 93.000 a day. Chiles stressed that prenatal care ran be provided for 9400 for each mother. The governor said a House plan that pared hts proposal to 960 million was a better start on Healthy Start than a Senate version allocating only 920 million. Chiles wants to pay for his programs by replacing an existing 1.5 percent assess­ ment on hospital net revenue with a sliding fee schedule based on the amount of charity care each Institution provides. Hospital lobbyists have dubbed the proposal a "sick tax." MIAMI — Three Miami officers were facing charges after one of them allegedly struck a man across the face with handcuffs and the other two attempted to cover up the Incident, a police spokesman said. Officer Eugene Kowalski. 30. was charged with aggravated battery in the Nov. 25 attack on Alejandro Mestre. police spokesman David Rivero said. Daniel Richards, 25. was accused of official misconduct for writing a false report of the incident, and Thomas Laura. 33. faces perjury charges for allegedly lying about the Incident during a subsequent Investigation. Rivero said. Sweetheart swindler stumps cops KENOSHA. Wls. A man accused of being the "sweet­ heart swindler" who romanced women across the nation and then bilked them of their savings has so far stumped Investigators trying to determine his true Identity. Authorities sakl the man held in the Kenosha County Jail under the name of Robert J . Koch Is believed lo have used dozens of aliases to steal money, blank checks and credit cards from his victims. "T o find out who he really is looks next to Impossible," Lt. Dennis Conradt said Wednes­ day. "The FBI has been check­ ing for four days. They've got nothing.’* Leads and criminal arrest warrants have poured Into the olficc from across the country and Canada since Koch’s arrest But authorities said his many aliases have frustrated efforts to establish his true identity. O n W e d n e s d a y ^a ’ nui kiMH i ym *m ~**M *m *£ ihc possibility that Koch. 50. who gave a Louisville, Ky. address. Is a 50-year-old man wanted by police In British Colum bia. Canada. A number of Canadian agen­ cies have criminal complaints .flKfMufK t h a J . jn«n._y(,h<> h. believed to have used five aliases there as he accumulated 87 d ru n k e n d r i v i n g a rre s ts . Kenosha police said. The story of the "sweetheart swindler" was shown recently on the television program "U n ­ s o lv e d M y s t e r i e s . " b u t authorities said the telecast ap­ parently did not figure In Koch's arrest. Manatee eludes rescuers H UTCH INSO N ISLAND — A manatee sucked Into a nuclear plant cooling pond two months ago successfully eluded would-be rescuers again, a utility spokesman said. So far. Natalie, as the 1.200-pound sea mammal has been nicknamed, has eluded divers, floating traps, anchored traps, lettuce and hyacinth lures and even the taped chatter of other manatees. "This one Is obviously very bright." said Florida Power & Light Co. spokesman Riay Golden. Federal biologists believe Natalie is an oceangoing manatee, and, unlike placid river-dwelling cousins. Is more skittish of humans, he said. Wednesday's failure was the fifth since Feb. 1 when Natalie was found after apparently being sucked from the ocean through a large pipe Into the St. Lucie nuclear plant cooling-water system. Sex therapists charged with lying H OLLYW O OD — A husband-and-wlfc sex therapy team who built a national reputation with how-to-videos and Caribbean sex retreats, have been charged with lying about their academic credentials. Fred Shotz was charged Tuesday with misrepresenting his education and falsely claiming to be a doctor. The charges, both misdemeanors, carry penalties of up to one year fn Jail _ a nd a 91.000 fine. w m eh aireed w it h p c .jy .'T a ir f f f S a r U ilt I U f a i9 8 8 ns l<i ,-iW 'ilfTtiuW R fif iUPT <Yv-oUVioteU ot ttie felony charge, she could face a prison term of up to five years. Th e Shotzcs. who once appeared on the "Donahue" television show, are accused of fals ly portraying themselves as holding doctorates In their contracts, advertisements, videotapes, signatures and resumes. The therapists work out of a Hollywood office called Counseling Associates. ■ House Is home A lone osprey hovered over the Seminole County. Courthouse In Sanford this morning, possibly deciding If this house could be called a home. With t / . I g j - u s i w ciuldied- iu I t v claws, the osprey landed on the toof ol the building, ready to build a nest with a view of the St.Johns River. Award overturned in wrongful death suit *#Sr*»-*■** HM,«W#« rpr** 4•••*■■’ * «*>«*,■ -*HW* '» -»*-*•* ■*«*■-At-rt I***-*. *1 • •'■■■>■* TA M P A — A circuit ludge has overturned a Jury's S7.5 million damage award In a wrongful death suit Involving a child's exercise seat. Circuit Judge John M. Gilbert cited excessive emotionalism by lawyers and a mistake on his part In his decision last week to set aside the verdict against Spalding and Evcnflo Cos. Inc. and order a new trial. A Jury deliberated less than 90 minutes Dec. 21 before finding the company, which manufactures the Johnny Ju m p -U p Baby Exerciser, negligent In the March 1988 dealh of Jessica Bowden. 2-ycar-old daughter of Cherle and Carl D. Bowden J r . of Lakeland. H*nM Photos by Tommy Vlncont Kennedy nephew named as rape suspect Ammunition could cost more T A L L A H A S S E E — Florida would add a 4 percent surtax an the sale of ammunition to help pay for trauma centers where gunshot victims often are treated under a bill approved by a Senate committee. The proposal (CS-SB 964) by Sen. Jack Gordon. D-Mlaml Beach, however, may Itself be short lived. An Identical House bill (HB 601) was killed March 19 by the House Criminal Justice Committee. As originally drafted, both bills would have taxed handgun sales. Each was amended to apply. Instead, to ammunition for all type's of guns. The Senate Finance, Taxation and Claims Committee voted 6-4 for Gordon's bill, sending It on to the Appropriations Committee. ■ y C A TH 9 K IH 9 W IL90N Associated Press Writer PALM B EACH — Police intend to include Ihc nephew of U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy In a photo lineup they want to show the woman of an alleged rape at the Kennedy estate last weekend, a newspaper reported. The Pulm Beach Post, quoting u source, reported today that William Kennedy Smith is listed in a police document as a suspect in the rape that allegedly occurred at the compound curly Saturday morning. Sm llh. 30. was with his uncle, the Massachusctts Democrat, and Kennedy's From Associated Press reports LOTTERY MIAMI - Hero are the winning numbers selecled Wednesday in the Florida Loltery Cash 3:9-4-8 The winning numbers selected In the Florida Lottery Fantasy 5 were: 04-23-03-18-02 (UlPt 411 ISO) Thursday. April 4. 1991 Vol. 83. No 191 PvbtiUmd D a lly and Sunday, t u t p l Saturday by Th* Sanford H trtld . Inc.. Jdd N . Fronch A y*., Sanford, F la . J i m . Socond C la t t Pm fag* P aid at Sanford. F lo rid a u r n POSTM ASTER. Sand addrtti thing*, to T H E SANFORD HERALD. P.O. Boa I ASF. Sanford. FL J i m Suburlption D i l i i (Daily A Sunday) Homo O r l i. t r , a M all ] Month, l i t SO 1 M onth, MO 00 1 Yoar m M Florida Rntdonft mu,I pay l \ talot tai m addition to rato, about Phona It«M 111 1111. .* JF*F . 'P* fThe news reports circulating about events last weekend have unfairly em­ barrassed my uncle, Sen. Ted Kennedy. J -W illiam Kennedy Sm ith son. Patrick, at a club culled Au Bur the night of the alleged rape. Police Chief Joseph L. Tcrllzzesc said a 30-yrar-old woman went to the Kennedy estate alter encountering Sen. Kennedy, his 24-year-old son Patrick, and Smith, at the popular Palm Ucuch night spot. The woman reported meeting the Ken nedy group late Friday or early Saturday then going to the estate "for a couple ol cocktails." Tcrllzzesc said. Smith, a student at Georgetown Universl ty Medical School and the son of Sen Kennedy's older sister. Jean Kenned) Smith, and the late Stephen Smith, a New York businessman, had not been availablt for comment until he released a statemen Wednesday night. "A n y suggestion that I was Involved li any offense Is erroneous." Smith uald In tin typed statement. TH E W EATH ER Today: Mostly cloudy and breezy with a 30 percent chance of showers . High In (he upper 70s to lower 80s. Wind east 15 to 20m phand gusty. Tonight: Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers. Low In the lower 60s. Wind cast lOmph. Friday: Purtly cloudy with a 20 percent chuncc of showers. High in the lower 80s. Wind ei>r.t 15 mph. Extended forecast: Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms Saturday and Sunday. FLORIDA TEMPS City ApoiMhwoM 0«,tgna B**<h FI L*udB**<h FortM,*r, Coin*,rill* Home,t*ed Jacktonviu* Kty Writ L*k*l*nd Mi«mi PontKoi* Vi-iuti T*ll*h*»w* Tempo V«ro Booth W P«lm Booth HI n n n u ty it n n to ty n M K It 71 70 U U «J to u 4* V «t to u M SI U *1 J* tt *t NATIONAL TEMPS BXTBNDBD OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST Ptt 00 00 00 00 00 00 OU 00 00 *7 00 00 00 00 T on V V VJ'-A. r 1 S A TU R D A Y F R ID A Y F tly C ld y 0 1 .7 0 . F tly C ld y 8 0 -5 5 [jMOON PHASES LAST March 8 © FIRST March 23 » VJM.------------- 1 SUNDAY Sunny 92-74 MONDAY S u n n y 93*70 TIDES FRIDAY: NEW SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 10:50 March 16 a.m.. 11:20 p.m.; MuJ. 4:40 a.m.. 5:05 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: h igh s. 11:58 a .m .. -----------------p.m.i lows. 6:17 a.m.. 6 06 p.m.: New Smyrna Beach: FULL highs. 12:03 a.m.. — -------------March 30 p.m.: lows. 6:22 a.m.. 6 :11 p.m.: Coco* Beach: highs. 12:18 a.m.. lows. 6:37 a.m ., 6:26 p.m. BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves arc 4 feet and rough. Current Is to the north with a water temperature nl 70 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are 3-4 feet and real choppy. Current Is to the north, with a water temperature of 70 degrees. BOATING St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Small craft advisory In effect Tonight: Wind east 20 knots Seas 5 to 7 feel. Buy and Inland waters choppy Scattered show­ ers mainly south part. Friday: Wind rust 15 to 20 knots. Seas 4 to 6 feet Bay and Inland waters choppy. Scattered showers. TU ESD A Y F tly C ld y 92-73 STATISTIC S T h e high temperature in Sanford Wednesday was 77 degrees and tlx* overnight low was 63 as reported by the University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the period, ending 9 a.m. Thursday, totalled 0 inches. The temperature al 9 a m. today was 75 degrees and Thursday s overnight low was 65. as recorded by the National W ruthrr Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: Wednesday's high..........77 Barometric pressure.30.29 Relative Humidity....64 pet Wind..............Eaat 17 mph Rainfall................... -.0 in. Today's sunset....8:45 p.m. Tomorrow's sunrise..,.6:11 T*mp*r*tur*« indict* prwtou, day1, high«ndovornighllowlolp.nl. EST. CHy HI L* PTC Oltk Anchorage M JJ dr Atlanta n 51 rn Atlantic City u 14 cdy Au,lin •0 40 m Btllimort if n cdy Billing, *s JO cdy Birmingham 71 45 rn Bitmorck It M dr BoIm It 51 rn Bo,ton u 57 cdy Burlington.VI Jt n m ChortottoxS C 70 51 cdy Ch*rl*»ton.W Vo n M rn Chorlolto.N C70 44 cdy Chicago Clovoiond Contord.N H Dollo, F I Worth Oonvor D o, Mom*, Detroit Hertford Honolulu Indionopol., K m u i City Lot V tg «, Lite* Roc It Lo , Angolot Lout,,ill* to 4S 5t u 7t tt tt u is to tt w 70 tt 77 71 •0 Mll**uk«* Mpl, St Paul a Non Or loon, N«* York City Nor folk.V* Oklohomo City Om th* PhiL*d*iphi* Phocnla n Nothvlll* PiHiburgh Port lend. Or* Proridtnc* St Lout, m 77 o It u to 57 It 4) 57 55 74 14 57 n n 41 n to cdy dr cdy cdy cdy dr dr V cdy JJ cdy 70 dr M cdy 51 03 d r JO Cdy 55 40 Cdy St dr 41 rn 57 Cdy JO dr 40 cd* to rn to rn Jt cdy 41 cdy SI u dr tt 01 d r 54 edv dr sa 54 rn 44 05 rn IS cdy SI dr i �Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, April 4, 1991 — 14 POLICE BRIEFS Burglary, grand thsH under Investigation L A K E MARY •Electrical and hand tools have been reported stolen from a pad-locked \an at Heathrow Elementary School on Markham Woods Road. Gary L. Preston, who reported the Incident said he became aware that the vehicle had been tampered with when he found two pad-locks that had been used to lock the rear door, lying on the ground Monday morning. Among the Items listed as missing were a Homellte generator, a tripod, a chainsaw, a cut-off saw, four extension cords and several hand tools. Reports said the vehicle, a 1979 Ford Stcpvan. was being used for storage by W.W. Daniels Construction Company of Lake Mary. Officers from the Seminole County Sheriffs department are conducting an Investigation Into the burglary and grand theft Incident. Tw o arretted after straddle dance FERN PARK * Tw o persons were arrested by a plain clothes deputy of the Seminole County Sheriffs Department Tuesday, and charged with violating the County's Adult Entertainment Ordinance. The deputy, at the House of Babes. 6400 Highway 17-93, reported seeing dancer Jerry D. Strlngfellow of Orlando, who uses the professional name of "Mercedes", performing a straddle dance with Clint Fowlkes of Lighthouse Point, Florida, a patron of the club. Both persons were arrested and taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. While there, a further check was made, and It was discovered that there was an outstanding bench warrant on Strlngfellow, issued by Judge Davis March 13. 1990. Th e warrant was said to have been Issued In a case of failure to appear In court on charges of resisting arrest with violence and d riving under the Influence of alcohol. Strlngfellow Is being held Injall without bond. Gun reported stolen from parked car SANFORD - A gun was reported stolen from a vehicle parked at Hopkins Meat Packing, 900 Michigan Avenue in Sanford early Tuesday afternoon. The owner of the\ 1983 Ford Escort. Laurie J . Markey of Deltona, said the missing .357 caliber Smith and Wesson handgun was in a security encased holster, and hidden under some clot hlng on the front scat of her vehicle. Deputy Alan Tyrrell of the Seminole County Sheriffs Department Is continuing an investigation Into the case. Dog-snatching arrest SANFORD — A local man was arrested on dag-snatching charges Wednesday by Sanford police. Witnesses reported seeing Kenneth McGill. 25. 2000 Airport Blvd.. take a Rottweiler puppy from 2006 Airport Blvd. and run away with It. McGill was chased to 1810 Southwest Road, where he surrendered the puppy to Its owner. McGill was charged with grand theft and assault. Paul Tremel put on road authority Hetakf Staff Writer L A K E MARY Lake Mary City Commissioner Paul Tremel was elected last night to repre­ sent the Council of Local Gov­ ernments In Seminole County on the County's Expressway A u­ thority. Following a | lengthy discussion during which time four separate candidates were considered, Trem el was given unanimous approval on Trtmtl the second vote. Th e other three suggested ca nd ida tes were Oviedo Councllperson Ida Cook who was named to the position by her City Commission. Mary Jo e Miller named for reap­ pointm ent by Com m issioner Whttey Eckstein of Sanford, and W inter Springs Commissioner Cindy Kaehler. B o th C o o k a n d K a e h le r expressed concern that their cities could be properly repre­ sented by the person selected, especially In consideration of a major expressway exit in their areas. T re m e l assured the Council he would do so. Tremel, who was nominated by Council Chairm an David Mealor who represents Lake Mary, said, "While the majority o f r i g h t - o f - w a y for the expressway has already been taken care of, one of m y big concerns is the right-of-way still to be selected from Lake Mary Boulevard to Interstate 4 ." Tremel said he will work to be sure this is handled In the proper way, especially In the areas where It will Impact Lake Mary and Sanford, but reassured the members that he will represent all of them equally. JCFfenney Million Dollar Jewelry Sale 30% T o 50% 0 ,1 14K Gold Jewelry 30% °" Cultured Pearls & Sterling Silver 25% ° " Selected Watches 25% Fashion Jewelry ’Sols Exclude* Thota lima Designated Ae JC Penney Smart Values or Every Day Valuee. Early Opening 407-323-1310 900 s m . 10 a m , *9 p.m. Monday-Saturday Frl, Apr. 5 4 Sal. Apr. S Sanford Plaza CHANGE OF A REGULATION AFFECTING THE USE OF LAND T H E SEM IN OLE C O U N T Y BOARD O F C O U N T Y COM M ISSIO NERS P R O P O SES T O A D O P T O R C H A N G E A R EG U LA TIO N A F F E C TIN G T H E USE O F LAND T H R O U G H O U T SEM IN OLE C O U N TY A S SHOW N ON T H E MAP IN TH IS A D V E R TISE M EN T. A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE REGULATION AFFECTING TH E USE OF LAND WILL BE HELD A T ITS REGULAR MEETING ON APRIL 9,1991. THE PUBLIC HEARING WILL BEGIN A T 7:00 P.M., OR AS SOON THEREAFTER AS POSSIBLE, IN ROOM W122 OF TH E SEMINOLE COUNTY SERVICES BUILDING, 1101 EAST FIRST STREET, SAN­ FORD, FLORIDA. The top winners in the Stephen Caldwell Wright Poetry Awards, which were presented at Seminole Community Collge were Ronnie Radnor, who took second place; Debra Wllk, who was the first place winner and Lake Rain Vajra who was the third place finisher. S C C awards cerem ony honors three aspiring poets with plaques, money ■y VICKI DeSOHMIBK Herald Staff Writer______________ S A N F O R D - Stephen Caldwell Wrlghl. faculty chair of m u lt ic u lt u r a l s tu d ie s und poet-ln-resldcnce at Seminole Community College, prcsqpted three aspiring poets with pla­ ques and financial rewards for their efforts In a ceremony In the school's Fine Arts audltorlun yesterday. Debra Wllk of Sanford took first place honors and $100 for her poem. Ronnie Radncr won second place and was presented with $75 for her efforts. Lake Rain Vajra was the third place winner and was rewarded with 850. The Stephen Caldwell Wrlghl Poetry Awards were established In 1984 by Gwendolyn Brooks. Poet Laureate of Illinois, who endowed the first awards and continues to offer her financial support at this time. "She wished to support poets at Seminole Community College in this w a y ." W right said. "During one of her visits to the cam pus she estbllshcd the awards for us." Wrlghl said that the young poets who enter the contest come from all walks of life and are not necessarily enrolled In the creative writing or English programs at Seminole Com m u­ nity College. No buried barrels found Associated Pross A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S Acting on a Up from former employees, environmental of­ ficers spent several hours dig­ ging a huge hole at a paint company, trying to find burled paint barrels. They found nothing. "I told 'em ihry weren’t going to find a n yth in g .'' said Ed Guinn, chairman of the board of Markings and Equipment Corp.. a company that paints yellow stripes down the center of state highways. Rut a second group of slate officers who raided the com­ pany's Tallahassee warehouse Monday hud better luck "They've found evldrncr of contamination, and they're go­ ing to continue." said Lt. Don’ McMIllen of the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Com­ mission. He did not elaborate. According to slate records, the company In 1988 was fined $545 by Broward County for dumping paint In a sewer drain In Deerfield Park and $590 for pouring paint on the ground In Pompano Beach "It Is an open contest." Wright said. "The entrants must only be students at Seminole Communi­ ty College." The winning poems will be puhllshed In Chronicle, a com­ pilation of poems published by the rill lege Wrlghl said that though there were at least I (JO entries sub­ mitted tor the contest Oils year, the Judges had little trouble agreeing on the winners. "In this, and In other contests that t have Judged." Wrlghl said, "the Judges have come hi with ttie top poems though the readlngs were done Indepen­ dently." Th e Judges for this year's contest were Wrtght: Dr. Robert Levin, dean of arts and sciences; Dr. Ela.ne Greenwood, director of arts and sciences; Bruce Aufhammer. chairman of the English dr|iartmrnt and Bryce iiodnaruk. a student-poei. Various honorable mention awards were also given at the ceremony on Wednesday. • INVESTIGATIONS . T h e Proven N a m e To T r u » t “ integrity - experience 24 H o u rs 628-1500 AN ORDINANCE TO BE KNOWN AS 'T H E SEMINOLE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM INTERIM IMPACT FEE ORDINANCE ", CREATING CHAPTER 16, LAND DEVELOP­ MENT CODE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY; PROVIDING DEFINITIONS, RULES OF CON­ STRUCTION AND FINDINGS; ADOPTING A CERTAIN IMPACT FEE STUDY; PROVID­ ING FOR TH E IMPOSITION OF LIBRARY SYSTEM INTERIM IMPACT FEES ON ALL LIBRARY SYSTEM IMPACT CONSTRUCTION OCCURRING IN TH E UNINCORPO­ RATED AREA AND ALL INCORPORATED AREAS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY; PROVID­ ING FOR TH E CALCULATION OF LIBRARY SYSTEM INTERIM IMPACT FEE; PROVID­ ING FOR TH E USE OF LIBRARY SYSTEM IMPACT FEES COLLECTED; ALLOWING ALTERNATIVE FEE CALCULATION; PROVIDING FOR EXEMPTIONS AND VESTED RIGHTS IN CONNECTION WITH LIBRARY SYSTEM INTERIM IMPACT FEES; PRO­ VIDING METHOD OF CALCULATING CHANGES IN SIZE OR USE; PROVIDING FOR TH E PAYMENT AND COLLECTION OF LIBRARY SYSTEM INTERIM IMPACT FEES; PROVIDING FOR A MUNICIPAL CONTRIBUTION CREDIT; PROVIDING FOR ADMIN­ ISTRATIVE REVIEW PROCEDURES; PROVIDING FOR REVIEW HEARINGS; PRO­ VIDING FOR REVIEW OF ORDINANCE AND IMPACT FEE STUDY EVERY OTHER YEAR; ESTABLISHING A LIBRARY SYSTEM CITIZEN ADVISORY COMMITTEE; ESTABLISHING A LIBRARY SYSTEM IMPACT FEE MUNICIPAL TECHNICAL ADVI­ SORY COMMITTEE; DECLARING EXCLUSION FROM ADMINISTRATIVE PROCE­ DURES ACT; PROVIDING FOR THE ESCROW OF CERTAIN LIBRARY SYSTEM IM­ PACT FEES; PROVIDING FOR TH E CALCULATION OF IMPACT FEES IN TH E EVENT OF ENACTMENT OF A SUBSEQUENT ORDINANCE; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABIL­ ITY; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Seminole County a i '•cor*grf!*• ar*f 4k $ u i fftede * m Kearrg. V*y mcardrxudee frm~ 4court aI Iheprot— ftega. and. tor and w d r e a 1 PMHew. I 1N> 4 f < 4 • to 0» t M ARYANNE MORSE Clerk to the Board ol County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida I E �•A — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, April 4, 1001 CHUCK STONE IU in «1 M ) 300 N. FRENCH A V E.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 631-9993 Wayne 0. Dtyte, PuMMwr N W 1 W . Haala, Incvttvs UHer Laara SaMlaa, MveHtetaf Mractar SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month*...................................... 010.50 6 Months ..................................... 039.00 1 Year ................................. 070.00 l pay 0% safes las In ilai E D ITO R IA L S Arms bazaar "It w o u ld be tragic If the nations of the M iddle East and the Persian G u lf were n o w , In the w ake of the w a r. to em bark on a new a rm s ra ce ," President B ush recently told Congress. B u t the starter's pistol has already sounded, and the Bush adm inistration does not seem Inclined to sound the recall. W ith the w ar h a ving served as one long televised co m m ercial for U .S . w ea pon ry. M iddle East buyers are already lined u p at the Pentagon to purchase the high-tech hardw are for th e ir ow n forces. T h e Saudis w a n t P-15 warplanes. M -1A 1 tanks. Apache helicopters. Patiiot m issiles a nd m u lti-la u n ch rocket artillery. T h e United A ra b Em irates. E g y p t, Bahrain and T u r k e y also are In line for the equipm ent that helped w in the w ar. and the B ush adm inistration seems eager to accom m odate them : It has reportedly sent an arm s sales w ish list to Congress that am ounts to $23 billion for m em bers of the anti-Iraq coalition. " T h e re 's Just no w ay In hell w e’re going to say no to our friends In the region," a State D epartm ent official recently told the Los Angeles Tim e s. Is this possibly w hat Secretary of State Ja m e s Baker m eant w hen he said. " T h e tim e has com e to try to change the destructive pattern of m ilitary com petition and prolifera­ tion In this region and to reduce a rm s flow Into a n area that Is already over-m ilitarized." T o be sure, realistic arm s restraints ca n 't be arhf<-jjg^4p„fJ)e absence of broader accords that resolve the Insecurities and antagonism s In the M iddle BufliT'PL'uu: arrangem ents arc stll far out on the norlzon. B u t the allied coalition's victory over Iraq has at least shaken u p the region and created diplom atic opportunities that did n 't exist before. T h e U n ite d States m u s t try to exploit that m o m e n t before It passes. ., J r a q .'s . m tU tw y .. p a w r .jJ s F t r o y n t L countries friendly to the United States face no Im m in e n t threat that Justifies a q uick or m assive Infusion of a rm s to the region. Ind e ed , such a buildup could be co u n ­ terproductive If it reignited the com petitive resupp ly of client regimes by the United States and Soviet U nion that has, over the past three decades, helped m ake the Middle East su ch a heavily arm ed and dangerous place. A d m in istra tion officials, skeptical about the usefulness of conventional a rm s control In the M iddle East, tend still to see arm s sales as a m o re realistic w ay of cem enting friendships a n d security arrangem ents in the region. B ut the experience of the United States, w h ic h sold arm s to the S h a h of Ira n In the 1970s a nd m ilitary technology to Saddam H ussein in the 1980s should have been enough to teach It that such m arriages are often fleeting and dangerous. T h is tim e, the United States oug ht to look for security m easures bolder and m ore lasting than w ritin g u p more weapons orders. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to Ihc editor arc welcome. All letters must be signed. Include the address of the writer and u daytime telephone number. Letters should Ik - on u slm>le subject and be as brief us possible.. Letters are subject tocdlllng. Berry's World SAAAAYt Who ARE these L.A.P.D. guys?" What black students don’t need A group of conservatives arc calling for a national test for hlgh-school seniors that will measure what they have been taught during their hlgh-school years. Its purpose Is to give the nation a kind of psychomtetric scare card. "Americans don't know how they're doing.'" says Chester E. Finn J r ., an assistant secretary of education In the Reagan administration. “They get these misleading test results In which everyone scores above average. It's as If the teachers went to smile school.*' Not In the black community. Average black students, especially males, score below Finn's national average. Very few teachers In predominantly black schools regard their Instructional residency as a "smile school.” “ Looking at the achievement data, the dropout rate and other indicators." says Milwaukee board member Joyce Mallory, "made me ask myself. ‘Are black boys Inherently bad or inherently dumb?” T o find the answer. Milwaukee has set up two "African-American Immersion Schools," open to all students, but designed specifically for young black males. Students will get heavy pedagogical doses of black history and the black gestalt taught by black males serving as role models. Other locations are following suit with Afri­ can-American Immersion Schools: Baltimore. Dade County, Fla.. New York City and Washing­ ton. D.C. Black educators In Baltimore claim that their all-black classes are already showing immediate results In lower dropout rates and slightly higher test scores. But most Am eri­ cans deplore this sly resurrection of "sep­ arate but equal." I heartily concur. That which we call a rose by any other name w o u l d s m e l l as s we e t , a n d that w hich we call an all-black male school extolling black male pride would reek as f i t ’s as IM he putridly as an allteachers went white school extoll­ to smile ing white suprema­ school. £ cy. But Americans cannot have it both ways. The y cannot seek to establish national standardized tests that Ipso facto relegate the average black student to a second-class existence while seeming to confirm the controversial psychometric thesis of Arthur R. Jensen of the University of California that blacks are genetically Inferior. Standardized tests are a perpetual reaf­ firmation of the awesome achievement gap between white and black students. That's why I propose a (bur-year moratorium cm all standard­ ized or norm-referenced tests. Instead, schools would use criterion-reference tests. These measure the same cognitive abilities, but they do not compare the pupils' achievement levels to a national norm that is based as much on white upper socio-economic status as It Is on predictive validity. There Is a myth fostered by meritocratic fanatics that the abandonment of standardized test scores somehow lowers standards. That's sheer nonsense. Before we can tal k about an honest meritocracy, we've got to level the playing field to the point where students of all ethnic backgrounds arc at least educated to stand on the threshold of accessibility to a meritocracy. JA C K . AN D ER SO N Frozen Iraqi assets hurt U.S. business amronffN ‘NOW WHITETSDPLSCANPORGETAICUTUSANOTHERHUNPESDYEAES.1' TO M T IE D E America just place with guns? W ASH IN G TO N — Raymond Drake is presi­ dent of an organization he calls "T h e Ameri­ can Society for the Defense of Tradition. Family and Property," and he recently Inserted a large and costly advertisement In one of the capital's newspapers; the ad was In the form of an open letter to the president of the United States. "Dear Mr. President." It begun. “ During these days of victory, the entire nation halls you for your prudent and courageous leader­ ship of our troops during Operation Desert Storm ... the whole nation has stood side by side with you and, thus, truly participates In your glory and that of our courageous combatants." The letter goes on to mention "magnificent patriotic loyalty." It cites the "applause of countless Americans." It also touches on a population "overflow ing with jo y ." the "worthy action" of field commanders, the author's own "devoted admiration." blah, blah, blah — and It works tn the word "glory" several more times. The kindest thing to say about R. Drake Is that he needs an editor. Beyond that, temperoncc. The ad Is a celebration of adjectival and. worse, chauvinistic excess. There Is scarce glory In war. less In gloating: there Is something to be said about lighting for Ideals, but not normally In newspaper notices. On the other hand, the advertisement seems fittin g . M illio n s of people are Indeed genuflecting at the alter of victory over Iraq, and there Is much earnest nonsense coupling the triumph with patriotism. Patriotism, as Ambrose Bierce put It. can be as fierce as a fever, as blind as a stone and as Irrational as a headless hen. Al Capone used to say he was 100 percent American. Some people believe anything wrapped In the flag. George Bush ts presiding uver a recession, a banking disaster and a budgetary free lull, yet he has taken the nation to the grinning face of war two times In two years and. thus, he Is lionized In newsprint advertisements. War rules the day where It rules the fashion. And. quite sadly. It now rules the republic. Beat 'em up. knock 'em down, leave them to rot — and rejoice. A Florida pub Is said to have sold a special concoction during the hostllllrs: The Collateral Damage. "Out drink and you take ofT for Baghdad with a .357 revolver." What fun. It's noted that war has no fury like the noncombatant. Especially when (hr war Is short and far. far away. Albert Einstein had a particular contempt fur those who march in safe lock step while others take the risks: hr felt they received their great brains by mistake — spinal cords would be amply sufficient. Einstein would have understood two young men who terrorized u Washington peace demonstrator a few months ago. The dc- monstrator had a yellow ribbon on the placard he carried, and the young patriots took offense. They said, good Lord, that he was not fit to support the troops, and so they pushed him around and off his feet. The Incident took place at high noon near the White House. The streets were crowded, but no one intervened. The protester had Vietnam ribbons on his coat. He said he'd fo u g h t In the la Drang Valley. He was r u f f le d , b u t u n ­ repentant: whoever serves his country well, really well, has no need to explain himself further. It's not surprising no one came to the man's aid. National egotism Is catching. Likewise prudent. A Pennsylvania news­ i The ad 13 a p aper e d ito r was celebration ol fired earlier this year adjectival and, after writing an an­ worse, ti-war commentary. chauvinistic And 232 members of excess, j Congress arc being treated as If they were traitors for voting against the use of force In the Gulf. Surely, the country has gone mad. The wallowing glorification of killing docs not serve democratic Interests. Th e United States sur­ vives os the beacon of the planet because It stands for Justice, and hope, and com­ passionate forbearance; without peace and restraint It Is Just a place with better guns than any where else. The noblest American motive Is charity. Dropping bombs on people Is no cause for cheer. The Iraq military was a second-rate force under the charge of a grievously Incompetent reprobate. Th e nation defeated a wild beast, but also bis pathedcally misbegot­ ten supplicants, who died like dogs: hold the festivities. The poets claim all combat Is fratricidal. Two men meet, one dies and says: "I ain the enemy you killed, m y friend." There Is no glory here. Shut up. Mr. Bush. Th e glittering generalities about a New World Order will only have merit when nations select leaders with the capacity to prevent, not promote, wars. As for Raymond Drake and his newspaper advertisement, sigh. He licks (he executive's boots and Jumps on the popular bandwagon for a purpose. He believes the nation should give thanks for the "brilliant conclusion" of the lighting by flying "Old Glory" to "glorify the whole nation' and the "holocaust" of U.S. suffering. W ASHINGTON — The embargo on trade between Iraq and the United States was designed to put the squeeze on Iraq, but some American companies say they are the ones feeing the pinch. They're happy to oblige current foreign policy, but It may cost them their businesses. Joseph Kllanl. export manager for Top Value Auto Exporters of ML Vernon, N.Y„ has had a particularly tough eight months. His company exports parts for General Motors cars, and he lost 03 million because Saddam Hussein decided to Invade Kuwait. T o p Value once J ,c ivt 11s b uslre sp In Saudi rtnlblB. Out in 1965, the company began sending auto parts to Iraq too. By 1990. Iraqi purchases made up half the c o m ­ p a n y 's b u s in e s s . T h a t was because thc-JraqLgcLvcmmmi. bought 30.000 GM cars In the 1980s from GM Canada — Mallbus. Celebrities and Cutlasses. GM Canada even sent technicians to Iraq to 6 T o p Value kept the spare t r a i n I r a q I parts coming. J mechanics, and Inc com pany drew up plans to build a plant In Iraq. Top Value kept the spare parts coming. Kllanl was paid through an American bank that held accounts for Iraq. But when President Bush ordered a freeze on Iraqi assets after the Invasion, Top Value's money for parts already delivered was frozen loo. Kllanl couldn't collect on what he had already shipped to Iraq and he lost his best customer. Weeks after the Invasion, the Iraqi Em­ bassy In Washington offered to meet with the bank and authorize payment to Kllanl. but the bankers were prohibited from having such a meeting under Bush's executive order mandating the freeze. The Treasury Department, which Is en­ forcing the freeze, finally agreed that Kllanl should get his money, but It was too late. Iraq’s fetter of credit with the American bank expired two months after the Invasion. Kllanl Is looking forward lo Ihc day when the United Nations embargo against trade with Iraq Is lifted so he ran go back to business as usual. Kllanl told our reporter -Jonathan Ullmun. "If we have to close the business, who will win? The Japanese or the Germans will." Other American companies that used to do business with Iraq aren't so sure that lifting the embargo will make a difference now that Iraq’s economy has been decimated by the war. A spokesman for one-air conditioning company In York. Pa., said even without an embargo Iraq won't have the money to buy our equipment." The companies are looking to Kuwait to take up the slack as that nation begins shopping around for the things It needs to rebuild. Larger companies, such as HewlettPackard. are diversified enough that the loss of Iraq will not hurt them, but they are still In the dark about what happened lo their offices and employees In Iraq. Some said they have been afraid to contact those employees for fear that the contact may endanger the workers’ lives. While few high-tech firms pul most of their cgffs *n *hc Iraqi basket. American farmers arc a different story. Before the Invasion. Iraq was the 10th largest recipient of U.S. food exports. It was the eighth largest consumer of American wheat in the year before the Invasion. Iraq also bought 20 percent of all American rice exports. The loss of Iraq .is a customer won't cripple the American wheat Industry, according to Ihc National Association of Wheat Growers, but It doesn't help a market that Is already flooded with too much wheat. I �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, April 4, 1991 — $A Tomato soap Farmers bugged by pest find solution GAIN ESVILLE — Florida tomato farmers are taking a helpful hint to a grand scute, spraying household soaps on their plants to clean up a bug problem. While University of Florida agricultural experts are still studying the sudsy approach to killing whlteflies, they say It may have some merit for FlorlLi’s $500 million Industry. "From a homeowner's perspective or for a small user, soaps have been used off and on for years, but now there is quite a bit of Interest in It from a number of growers," said Norm Neshelm. U F pesticide Information coordinator. "Dishwash­ ing detergent seems to be one of the ones that Is being tried the most.” Using detergents In tomato fields has become so popular In some areas of Florida that some warehouses have experienced a run on some brands, and one dealer has begun stocking 55-gallon drums of genetic soap for his custom­ ers. Detergent apparently coats the files' wings. killing them, although scientists say another cause of detergent's effectiveness may be that It makes files' membranes permeable — so their Insides leak out. The whltefly Is a costly pest that weakens tomato plants by draining the sap out of foliage. It also can transmit a host of viruses, said Calvin Arnold, director of the university's Southwest Florida Research and Education Center In Immokalee. "We're Just beginning to examine the de­ tergents from an experimental standpoint." said Arnold, adding that the detergents have had some success In controlling whlteflies In tomato fields. T h e files, w hich prefer chewing on the underside of leaves, ruined an estimated 9200 million worth of tomatoes In Broward. Collier. Dade and Palm Beach counties In 1987 and are the target of a statewide task force. Though growers suffered unusually high losses In 1987, University of Florida officials estimate that tomato growers now spend at least 925 million a year fighting the bug. Florida exorcism to be televised W hat’s this? It's a bird, not a plane or Superman. In (he striped shirt, Elizabeth Arnell of Richmond, Va., left, and Elizabeth Granite from New York, right, great "Bandit" at the Central Florida Zoological Park. What la Bandit* For the answer, see photographs on Page 7A. the segm ent to be show n. Exorcism . Intended to drive NEW YORK - Two Roman satanlc Influences from the body Catholic priests have opened the and soul, has traditionally been door on a mysterious, cen­ a private act. The six-hour exorcism was turies-old ritual by agreeing to performed In October In the let ABC broadcast an exorcism. A 26-minute segment showing Wellington. Fla., chapel of St. a p r ie s t 's e x o r c is m o f a Rita's Catholic Church, The 16-year-old girl will run Friday Palm Beach Post said today. The Rev. James J . LeBar. a night on the network's "20-20" news show. T h e New York priest In New York, said he agreed to ABC's request as a Times said today. Many church figures, who way to encourage belief In the existence of Ihc devil and to have not seen the footage, ques tloned the wisdom of allowing show the church can provide relief from diabolical Influence, the newspaper said. In addition, the Tim es re­ ported. the archdiocese of New York and a Vatican official were Rescuers moved her through aware the program was being The Rift and across a formation prepared, and Bishop J . Keith k n o w n as G la c ie r Bay by Symons of ihc diocese of Palm Wednesday evening. Earlier In Beach, Fla., finally authorized the day. she was taken ucross a the filming. 40-fuot-widc chasm known as "It Is my urdent hope that this Frcakout Traverse. Ihc longest lllm will be helpful In promoting In the cave. awareness for the ongoing need Rescuer Mark Rusbrook sold lor humble prayer and penance ropes were anchored lo two to counteract diabolical activity boulders, and Mobley, who a Symons said In a on a stretcher attached i _ ufoment. IFJ.'cj’S. was pulled across’ UlL" 1'■i.l'JIMJ, a consul lari onchasm, which has a 100-fool for :hr ixcw Yoil: archdiocese drop. and a chaplain at Hudson River Mobley told reporters she had P s y c h i a t r i c C e n t e r I n been exploring eaves since 1969. Poughkeepsie. N.Y.. said New when a Irlend introduced her to York Cardinal John O'Connor spelunking. was fully Informed of his work “The first time 1 went caving I thought It was the must exciting Th in g T v e 'c vcr~done". * slit- sin'if." "Ever since Ihen. caving has "A been a major part of my life." Mobley said she hopes her leg will heal by summer so she ran resume exploring Lcchugullla Cave. "There's no way tills Is going lo slow me down at all.” she said. Explorer rescued after 4 days in cave ■y SU ZA N N IQ A M 90A Associated Press Writer She’s an absolutely Incredible person. She can’t be very com­ fortable being In there for live days." CARLSBAD. N.M. — Rescuers pulled an Injured explorer from "I feel like calling everybody. I the nation's deepest cave early called her parents. I called one of today, ending a four-day ordeal during which she hobbled on a our closest friends In Tokyo." he broken leg and was pulled across said. "I feel great." treacherous chasms. ^ Th e rescue effort drew some of ■'family Davis Mobley s top cave rescue oryLAlretcher. her leg In a splint, experts to New Mexico. tHew nifnutes after 1 u.ni. an'd M 6u ™ ur cave explorim m edlatcly telephoned her cr and expert In cave rescues, husband, saying: "This Is your was about 1,000 feet down and loving wife, coming up from the ubout two miles Into the cave depths of the earth to sec you." ’ Sunday when an 80-pound rock "S h e ’s out! She made It." she had been holding onto gave Carlsbad Caverns National Park way und fell on her. breaking her spokeswoman L y n Carranza left leg below the knee. ....wJd_PS ..Mchl.ey. frrim ___ Durjpg }JieJrysctie..the woman__ 1,565-foot-deep. 54-mtlc-long hobbled when there was space to stand upright and was carried or LcchugulllaCavc. The 40-year-old woman from slid on stretchers elsewhere. Schoharie. N.Y.. was to be taken Rescuers used a network of to a hospital In Carlsbad. ropes and pulleys to get her Her condition was not Imme­ through a treacherous labyrinth diately known, but her husband. of chambers, nanrow passages, William, reached ut the couple's sheer rock faces and wide h o m e , s a i d . " S h e I s n ’ t chasms. exhausted. She’s In greut shape. A doctor with her In the cave RumorsContinued from Page 1A who had been wrongfully accused should be cleared. "I Just thought It was unfair to the people that were the subject of the rumors," Saporlto said. "I d id n ’t w ant the m w a lk in g around with a cloud over their heads. If nothing Is found, they will be cleared. If something Is found, then the committee I appointed will report back to the executive committee." C o m m itt c c w o m a n M a rty Chan, appointed by Saporlto to head the "Inquiry" committee, said she doubts there Is validity In the claims. "I don’t expect to find any­ thing." Chan said. " T h is Is nothing more titan any other hm and heavy election cycle." Chan said members of her committee has made some In­ formal Inquiries but had neither proven nor refuted any claims Chan said she plans lo report Ihc committee’s findings to the full group April 18. Among the rumors that had come to Saporlto was a donation made by Pam Oltab. chairman of the Young Republicans of Semi­ nole County to the Democratic legislative compalgn ol Joe Rosier of Lake Mary. Saporlto said he checked the claim "a lung time ago" and found the contribution was made by her husband on a |olnt account check that also bore her name. Another claim was that Semi­ nole County commission can­ didate Dick Fcss was seen ut Ihc Lawton Chiles Inaugural party. Saporlto said. Fcss Is no longer u member of the executive com­ mittee so there was no violation, he said. Another claim that former county manager Krn Hooper assisted the Democratic county commission campaign of Larry Furlong has also hern men­ tioned, Sapor Ilo said Again. Hooper Is noi a member of the executive committee so he could not violate the <uth he has not lakrn. Sa|>nrlto said. gave her painkillers. The rescue went more quickly than expected Wednesday night after moving In fits and starts since Sunday. The undeveloped cave In a remote area of the park Is closed to the general public. The Na­ tional Park Service lets a limited o frym e rlcnccd cave in T ^ x p lo r e and map It. Mnhley was expedition. On Wednesday. Mobley spoke lo reporters via u line rescuers stretched lo her from the entrance. " I ’m reeling real good this morning. I’m being taken care of real well down here." she said. She was'about '600 Tect'fl&wiVttY the time and about to begin the treachcrous journey through the boulder-strewn area with large holes called The Rift. "T h is cave rescue couldn't be run better." Mobley said. "I'm comfortable at all times. ... I’m not being treated like a package. I’m being treated like a person." Tag Continued frtfm Page 1A support the general operations of Uic panther pro­ gram. Another 25 percent of the $25 fee will be added to the Florida Communities Trust Fund, ad­ ministered by tlic Department of Com m unity Affairs. Program director Anne Perry said the money will be used to help cities and counties buy plant and animal habitat for preservation. About $30 million of the grunt and loan money will come from I he state's Preservation 2000 program. Pccry said. The pro­ gram will enable cities and counties to receive grants and loans that they could not huvr received under state Conserva­ tio n and R e creation L u n d (C A R L ) policies for spending Preservation 2000 revenues. Perry said. The remaining 25 percent will lx* used In the Save Our Slate Environmental Education trust fund, administered by the D rl>artmenl of Natural Resources. Madeline Stron g, executive director of the Florida Advisory Council on Environmental E d u ­ cation. said the $2.1 million program Is used to educate the cltlzrns of the Mate about envi­ ronmental resources. Strong said Ihc proceeds of ihc panther lag will be used solely to Inform the public about panther habitat. Other sources of reve­ nue arc 50 percent of the fees collected from the Maoalee tag. Interest on other state environ­ mental trusts and proceeds from saltwater fishing licenses. The Rev. Richard Woods, n professor at Loyola University In Chicago, said the broadcast vio­ lated an understanding In the church that public spectacle should be avoided In exorcisms. "There Is a place for exorcism In the healing ministry of the church, but It Is very rare and extraordinary.*' Woods told the Times. "Th e place Is not In tinpublic media." C E IS T H E P L A C E " Hardware SANFORD SUPERSTORE LAWN A GARDEN SALE CALADIUM S CommissionContinued from Page 1A construction of retaining walls will provide certain re­ quirements that will Improve water and soil retention, in ­ crease safety in walled areas as w e l l as i m p r o v i n g t h e beautification. Height restric­ tions will be established, us well as distances from properly lines, the materials that can be used for c o n s t r u c tio n , s p e c ific on the program. "If he had told me don't do It. I wouldn’t have done It." LeBar told the Times. Several priests said they were dismayed at the prospect of the broadcast. "D e s p ite m y respect for * 20 -2 0' and t h e i r p r o ­ fessionalism. I’m not so sure that television can do anything but exploit something like that." said the Rev. James J . Gardiner, head of the Trtstate Catholic Committee on Radio and Televi­ sion, a group of Catholic broad­ casting outlets In the New York area. landscaping required near the walls, proper handling of tree areas near wall construction and the type of beautifying finish that will be allowed on the walls. During a recent meeting of Lake Mary's Planning und Zon­ ing Board. Ihc proposed ordi­ nance was recommended for approval by u unanimous vole. The actual creation of the rec­ ommendations contained In the ordinance were suggested by the city commission lust fall. The ordinance will also In­ clude certain prohibitions In­ cluding a restriction against re­ taining walls built with wood timber, exposed concrete ma­ sonry block, or stucco. Members of the Lake Mary city staff expect the first reading of the ordinance will pass with little or no opposi­ tion. Also on tonight's meeting agenda Is u request fur approval, from City Manager John Llllon of the disbursement of budgeted funds to non-profit organiza­ tions. The amount, approved In the 1991 budgrt Is $15,000. Seven organizations have sub­ mitted requests for the funds (his year. During 1990. nine o r g a n i z a t i o n s wer e g i v e n $15,000 Tonight's City Commission meeting will lK-gln at 7 p m ., at the Lake Mary City Hull. 100 W. Lake Mary Boulevard. c h i l d r e n : two greut* MARGARET FINLEY Margurel Finley. 80. 511 E. grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ Semorun Blvd.. Fern Park, died Wednesday ut Florida Hospital. ford. In charge of arrangements. Altamonte Springs. Born Jail. 4. . ELIZABETH A. TITUS 1911. In Cheyenne. Wyo.. she Elizabeth A. Titus. 65. 1270 m oved to Fern P ark from Van Arsdale Avc.. Oviedo, dlrd Pensacola In 1970. She was a Monday ut her residence. Horn homemaker and a member of Feb. 27. 1926. In Nrwlnn. Mass., the W inter Park C hurch of she moved to Oviedo from Religious Science. She was a Winter Park In 1988. She was a member of the Cenlcr of In­ retired music teacher and a dependent Training and Educa­ Protestanl. She was a member of tion. the Winter Park Musical and the S u r v i v o r In clu d e s sister. Wlnler Park Women's Club Arlene Kerr. lamgwood. Survivors Include daughter. C o x - P a r k c r C a r e y H a n d Ruth W.. Oviedo; sisters, E m ­ Funeral Home. Winter Park. In meline G rubb. Schenectady, charge of arrangements. N.Y., Margaret Gramling. Straf­ ford. Vi.; two grandchildren. VIOLA JONES Banflcld Mortuary Services. Viola Jones. 71. 501 Cypress Winter Springs. In charge of Avc., Sanford, died Wednesday arrangements. at L o n g w o o d He a l t h C a rr Center. Horn Jan 31. 1920. in Sanford, she was a lifelong resident. She was u retired LEROY "CAR EFU L” beautician und a m rm tirr of WILLIAMS. Fuiwrtl H t d u i lor Mr Leroy Cerelul" T r i n i t y U n i t e d Me t h o d i s t Wiltierm, 14. Ol 41) E 4th SI . Senlord, oho died April I. *111 bo held ) p m Seturdoy ol Church. Sanford Trimly United M iitiodil Chvrth. Senford, Survivors Include son. Cub!I with Rev Eltioh Richorihon ofllcieling Malone. Sanford; brothers. Rob­ Bur tel will be held In the Evergreen Ceme ert F ra zie r. Sanford. Lewis lery I r end, mey poy the-r renter t\ el the el home Irom 4 lo) p m Frazier and Morley Frazier, boih tuner Sunnw Funerel Home 400 Locutl Aye of Philadelphia; four grand- Senior d in )JU . in (hergeol errenyementt FUNERALS s 3« f flm . aft �*/ * ' I f * - / *&*%**■ , r-tw;P [VHuMiii v r | rt * M M M o! # # * # ‘ V' ' •A — Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Thursday, April 4, 1901 Professor of leisure in trouble B y B IL L V O O M N Associated Press Writer PEORIA. III. George R. Marker Is one of those guys who practice what they teach. Marker, n professor whose field of expertise Is the philosophy of leisure — and more specifically, mate sunbathing — Is In trouble with Ills bosses for taking too leisurely an approach to his Job. Officials at Western Illinois University say Harker has failed to adm inister final exam s, missed classes and faculty meet­ ings. failed to post reasonable otTIcc hours and exhibited "u n ­ professional" behavior In class. Marker, a 47-year-old member of the school's Department of Reereailon. Parks and Tourism, said they're Just jealous. "T h is Jealousy has been translated Into 11 rather transparent allegations against me." he said. The allegations could cost him his Job. Marker admitted he "abhors” staff meetings and has. on oc­ casion. stretched a vacation by a day or two — but always for academic reasons. "I admit I'm p little different than m any u n ive rs ity p ro ­ fessors." he said. "I suppose some might call me eccentric.... Some people have characterized I This jealousy has been translated into 11 rather transparent a lle g a tio n s a g a in s t me. | -Q # o rg« R. Marker me as a Renaissance m an." H ark e r cruises aro u nd Macomb — a city of about 20.000 some 50 miles from Peoria — In a *48 Ford Coupe. He's a certified airplane pilot, a sailor, a stock car racer and a deep-sea diver. In quiet times, he paints watercolors. Harker has circled the globe twice — writing off both trips ns business expenses on his taxes. "I certainly enjoy m y work." he said. *‘lt's given me the Impetus to travel the world and visit 20 foreign countries." His students benefit from his travels, he said. **l try to w o rk m y ow n personal experiences Into the classroom." Marker said. Harker said he often relates his experiences conducting research at nude beaches to his students. He also has testified as an exper t wit nes s In c o u r t challenges of restrictions on nude beaches In Rochester. N.Y., West Palm Beach. Fla., and Hawaii. He said his colleagues r e a l l y h a t e h i m Tor that expertise. "Th e real jealousy Is In re­ gards to m y writing about nude beaches." Harker said. Nick D IG rln o . department chairman, denied the drive to fire Harker is motivated by jealousy, but refused further comment because the case is pending. A committee of five faculty members has held more than a dozen hearings since October on Harker. It Is expected to make a recommendation next month. It could recommend Marker be fired from his Job, which pays 84.000 a month during the school year. " T h i s I sn' t a b o u t n u d e beaches." university attorney Mark Dunn said at a recent hearing. Marker "may see himself us the Jackson ftrllock of leisure, but It's not about that.” Dunn said. The state college system's Board of Governors will make a final decision after getting rec­ ommendations from the com­ mittee and university President Ralph Wagoner. Security Council awaits Iraqi response By VICTORIA ORAHAM Associated Press Writer U N ITE D N A TIO N S - U.N. diplomats say they're confident the burden of trade sanctions will compel Iraq to accept their tough cease-fire terms, and have turned to considering how to protect I r a q ' s rebel l i ous minorities. The resolution for a perma­ nent cease-fire in the* Persian G u lf War . ov e r wh e l mi n g l y appr oved by the Se c u r i t y C o u n cil on W ednesday, Is unique In U.N. history because the world body has never before set peace terms after a war. I raq; , a m b a s b a d C n lP fl^ ff A n ti) .J'ftWWB l.'RUUILLl B B W lilt B K ltor lutIon “outraucous" “outrageous" and a vlolatlon of International law that would destabilize the region. But he did not reject It. Me said a formal response would come in several days from Saddam Hussein’s government. The decimation of Saddam's aY.-.y~ra -the - t o • “T r Invnslon of Kuwai t m akes further Iraqi military adventures unlikely for years to come. y. 1*2 Legal Notice IN T H I C IR C U IT COURT, E IG H TE E N TH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN D FOR SEMINOLE CO UN TY, FLORIDA. C IV IL ACTION NO. i *1-M A C A U • STATE OF FLORIDA. D E P A R TM E N T O F TRANSPORTATION, • Petitioner, w RICHARDH. KINGSLAND. N 0 T IC E T 0 1 H 0 W CAUSE AMD NO TICE OF SUIT STATEOF FLORIDA: TO: Brron Am dl mid Paulina Arndt (resMenc* unknown) Oratory A. Garrett and Robbie Joan Carroll (residence unknown) WilliamR. Meek (residenceunknown) Pared N*. 114/414 Pared N a 111 Paced Ha. ISS Lorraine E. Rotor* Pared Na. 117 (residence unknown) Edward S. P d a and M arford M. Pule Pared N*. H i (rtaidance unknown) To all Mid datondanta who are living, and It any or all defendants are deceased. tha unknown spouse. hair*, devisees. grantees, creditors. Honor*, or other parties claiming by, through, under, or against any such dtesasad defendant or defendant*. If alive, and. It dead. their unknown tpouso. hairs, devisees, legato**, grar.teoi, creditor*. Honors, or othsr parties claiming by. through, under, or against any such decsated defendant or defendant!, and all dhar partita having or claiming to have any right. MHt, or Interest In and to the property described In Ih* Petition, to-wit: LEO AL DESCRIPTION PARCEL tit L IM IT ! 0 A C C I I I RIGH T OF WAY A parcel d land totaled in SE to of Section 17, and the SW to of Section it. Township II South. Range I I East. Seminole County. Florida, being alto that part d Lot if, lot* th* west 100 tael fharsol. and lha west 70 loot of Lot 30> according to Slavla Colony Subdivision recorded In Plat Book 1. Page 71. ot th* Public Records el Seminole County. Lying within th* tallowing boundaries described at follows: Commencing at tha Southeast Corner d said Section 17; thence S Id triO " W along th# southerly lino ot said SE to. a distance 0(571.03 led to a point being the POINT OP BEGIN N IN O : thence continuing S lt**7‘W " W along Ih* southerly lino of said SE H, a distance ol IOW.lt fod to a pdnt; thence leaving tha southerly line d said SE <*. N 05*51 37" E, a distance ol 174J1 fod to a point; Ihanca N 7dar07" W, a dill ance ot 11107 foot to * point; thonco N t r u r u - w , a distance of M R foot to a point; thane* N l**flro*" W. a distance ot 111.77 fod to o point; thonco N 00*1*'JO" W. a distance ol 170 SO foal to a point; thonco N w a r o r ’ E. a distance ot J00*0 tad to a point; thence N 7J-0T40" E. a distance of tS4.*3 toot to a point: thonco N jt'Sl'14" E. a distance of IS IJI fod to a point; thence N 13*30 32" E. a distance of Ift.lS tad to a point; thonco N OdJTTt" E. a distance ot 77S.S7 tost to * point; thane* along a curve concave southeasterly an arc distance ol 5*0.11 fod (said curve having a radius ol *40.00 foot, a central angle d SO*Ile t " , and a chord bearing and dlslanca d N 34*43 04" E, J43.ll foal) to a point; thonco N Jt*sriS" E. a distance of J43.fi teat to a point; thane* along a curve concave northwesterly an arc distance ol S30.7T fool (said curve having a radius of *10 00 foot, a central angle ot 4t*30M3". and a chord bearing and distance ot N J r Ja'07" E. M7.M tost) to a point; thence N ltUO'cJ" E , a distance ol 125.70 fod to a point; thence S 4 JW J0 " E, a distance of *0.17 foat to a point; Ihenc* N 24*11*30" E. a distance ot 1X00 foot to a point; thonco N 30*IH S " W, a distance of 1100* foot to a point; thence N 20*5I'*1" E. a distance ol 113.71 teat to a point on th* easterly lino ol said NE <4, thane* along th* easterly line of saldNE to, S 00*37’II” E. a distance ol 1*13* fool to a point being th* NE Corner el the SE to ol said Section 17; thonco along th* easterly tin* el said SE UaS 00*31"34" E, a distance ol 4*4.4* l**t to a point; thonco toavl.sg th* easterly lino ot said SE U , N Tria 'lJ"' W. a distance of 130.23 foot to a point; thence S tra ra j" W, a distance of 130 00 foot to a point; ihenc# S 23*irSJ" E. a distance ot JAM foot to a point; thane* S 07*55'20" W. a distance ol 102 *1 foot to a point; thonco S IS*23 S*" W, a distance ol 102.33 loot to a point; thence S irja 'O f" W. a distance ot Jog.M foat to a point; thane* S 03*00"*f"W, a distance of 200.77 foot to a point; thane# along a curve concave northeasterly an arc distance of 377.07 lie I (said curva having a radius at 1*1.00 tost, a ctnlral angle of 02*37"M ". and a chord bearing and distance of S lt*04"S7" E, 341.3* foat) lo a point; Ihenc* S S0*tr*l" E, a dlslanca ot tlf.M tael lo a point; thence S M *iria " E , a dlslanca ol I01.4J foot lo a point; thonco S 7t*Jf"JS" E. a distance ol 333 a* laet to a point; thane* S o r t4"Sr' W, a distance of 330 00 laet to a point; thence N ***50"ll" W, a distance ol 33* 13 foal to a point; thence N I2*S3"U" W. a distance ol 117 31 tu t to a point: thane* S U*40"al" W. a distance ol n.*0 lael to a point; thenca S o n r w E, a distance ol 73.33 tael to a point; thence S W'47'JO" W. a distance ol lit.17 feet tea point; thane* S *0*04'J1" W. a dlslanca of If S* test to a pc<>Uv**-■*-,» i j l i V I xId Parcal T h e cease-fire re s o lu tio n have them replaces by a regional would provide additional Insur- s e c u r i t y f o r c e a n d U . N . ance against Iraqi aggression by peacekeepers, forcing the country to destroy Its Council mem bers were to chemical and germ weapons, meet privately today to discuss nuclear capability and most of calls from France and Turkey to Its ballistic weapons. help Iraq's Kurdish and Shiite It also would exact compensa- Muslim minorities, who have tion from Iraq. faced repression after having As Iraq implements the rcsolu- postwar uprisings launched tlon's provisions, the embargo from their ranks crushed, on trade with Baghdad would The Kurds, concentrated In gradually be lifted. A U.N. ban Iraq's north, arc largely in flight on conventional arms sales to and h a v e m a s s e d by t he Iraq would, however, remain In hundreds of thousands on the force. Turkish and Iranian borders in U.S. Ambassador Thomas R. hopes of crossing. They face Pickering called the resolution severe hardship and lack nde'tough. but fair," and said it was quale food and shelter. aclf-lntercsl to comph .Trc L’;i/j£kSi£l£ft.hns openly •M'ifr 'p o ■liStff.vitea T ii fi i i . . . _______ _ formal cease-flrc, no overthrow Saddum , and in Together with all rights oi ingress, agrass. light, air end view will Oc no form) withdrawal of allied troops from telllgcnce sources In Washington balwten Ih* grantor's remaining property and any facility construe ad on the above described property. Said parcel Is as shown southern Iraq and the region and said Wednesday that President on drawings entitled " Right ol Way Map” by Hensley Schmidt. Inc no lifting of economic sanctions. Bush had authorized th.* CIA lor Ih* Seminole County Expressway Authority last revised on Earlier U.N. resolutions still In three months ago to aid the January 17. Iftl Said Parcel 112 Limited Access Right ot Way containing 3* JS rebels. place leave open the possibility acres, more oc less of continued allied military ucTogether with all rights ol ingress, egress, light, air and view But the W hite House has Ih* grantor's remaining property and any lactllly tlon. although that Is considered refused to supply the insurgents between consi-uctad on th* above described property. Said parcal It at shown v x f V - ----- . -------- with. JttilUfflOU Old.. jr.VCU. alfirJ:*^».**,*-«.*.-*«*• v The United States has made It widespread reports of Iraqi army lor Ih* Seminole County Expressway Authority tail reviled on clear lliat li is anxious to remove atrocities against Kurds and January i; IM| Owrwr Paulin# Arndt its troops from the region und Shiites. Encumbrances - Mortgage recorded In OR Book IM l at Pag* 140 In lavor ot Bryon Arndt TIIF Reservation recorded in DB Book 141. Pag* 43 In lavor ol TIIF. n/k/a Trustees ol th# Internal Improvement Trust Fund of th* State of Florida Easement recorded In OR Book 103* al Pag* M l In lavor ot Florid# Power Cor pore IIon Reel property taxes Dirt road on S. 1 FRFF.B1E ADS Take advantage oi this special oiler Th is is a great opportunity for you to enjoy the same great results as our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Ju st 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 $100 or less. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and canc&l as soon as Item sells. Available to Individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. The ad must be on the form shown below and either be mailed in or presented In person fully prepared to the Sanford Herald Classified Department. 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. 8. Classified Managements decision on copy acceptability will be final. Sanford H e ra ld C L A S S I F I E D MAIL TO : Sanlord Htrald P.0. Box 1657 Sanlord, FL 32772-1657 •ONLY ONE ITEM •MUST INCLUDE PRICE •8100 OR LESS PRINT AD HERE:. .PHONE. NAME. AODRESS I Subicrlb* To Tha Sanlo/d Hiiald ( ) Ya* { ) Na LEO AL DESCRIPTION P A R C E L III PERMANENT DRAINAOE EASEM ENT A parcal ol land located In Section 17. Tuwnshlp 21 South, Rang* 3t Eatt. Semlnol* County. Florida, being also that part ol Lot II, lest th* west 200 Ieel Ihereol. and Ih* west 70 feet Lot X according to Slavla Colony Co't Subdivision recorded In Plat Book 2. Pag* 21. ol th* Public Records ol Semlnol# County, Florida, Lying within Ih* lotlowIng bound* r lei dtsc r lbed at tot lowt Commencing al th* Southeast Corner ol the SE ’ » ol Mid Section 17; thence N 00*$T'3a" W along th* easterly line ol Mid SE to, a distance ot 30* 72 toet to • point being Ih* POINT OF BEGINNING. Ihenc* leaving th* easterly line ot Mid SE to. N 7I*}1'2!" W, a distance ol 131.54 leeI to a point; thane* N M*II‘ U " W. a dittanc* ol 101 45 loot to a point; thence N Kt*ll'4J" W, a dittanc* of 111 I* lie I to a point; thane* along a curve concave northeasterly an arc dlslanca ol 377 07 t**t (Mid curve having a radius ot 2*2 00 feet, a central angle ol t2*77’32". and a chord bearing and dittanc* ol N 31*04'17” W, 345.3* feet) to a point; Ihenc# N «* 0 l'4 l" E. a distance ol 200 77 leet to a point; Ihenc* N 10*34 0!" E a dlslanca ol 10* 31 l**t lo a point; thanca N 10*231*" E, a distance ol *02.33 tu t to a point; Ihenc* N 07*11 30 E, a dittanc* ol 102 *1 leet to a point; thanca N 23*1711" W. a distance ol X M leet to a point, thenca N t**43'45" E. a distance ot I X 00 leet to a point; thence S 70*1*')S" E. a distance ol IX 23 teef to a point; thence S 11*0# 4»" W. a distance ol 4*1 77 leet to a point, thanca S 17*2*14" W. a dittanc* ot 112104 toet to a point; thenca N •**42'5i" E. a dittanc* ol X 71 foot to a point, thinee S 00*17’24" E, a distance Ol 153 71 foot to a point; thenca S 31*1104 ' E. a dittanc* of 3! 21 leet to a point; thence S*T*I0'I0" E. a dittanc* ot 101 24 leet to a point; lhanc* S 12*53 37" E. a dittanc* ol 202 M ftet to a point; thence S 74*2**25" E. a dittanc* ol 335 23 feet to a point, thence S 0t*l*'M" W, a distance ot 40 00 feet to a point, thence N 11*5! 21" W. a distend ot M l 33 tie I to e point being Ih* POINT OF BEGINNING, Said Parcel 111 contains 0 75 acres ol land, mor* or less Said parcel Is as Shown on drawings entitled "Right ol Way Map" by Hensley Schmldl. Inc for the Seminole County Exprestwey Authority last revised on January 17. t ill. Owner Pauline Arndt Encumbrances Mortgage recorded In OR Book 11*1 at Pag# IX In lavor ol Byron Arndt TIIF Reservation recorded In OB Booh 141, Paq# 43 in favor ol TIIF, n/k/a Trustees ot th* Internal Improvement Trust Fund ot Ihe Stale ol Florida Easement recorded in OR Booh 103* at Pag* 1 4 in lavor ol Florida Power Corporation Real property taxes Dirt road on S PARCEL 111 LEG A L DESCRIPTION L IM ITE D ACCESS RIGHT OF WAY A portion of th# East ‘ i ql the Northeast ol tha Northwest '* ol the Northwest '* ol Section 21. Township II South. Rang* 31 East. Seminole County. Florida, being more particularly described as follows Commence al tha North west corner ot Mid Section 21. thence run N t!* 0 t'tl"E along the North line ol said Section 21 a distance ol 1.177*2 foot lor a POINT OF BEGINNING Ihenc* continue N t***i'IJ"E along th* North line ot Mid Section 21 a distance at I M 17 feel to the East line ot th* Northwest ‘x ol th* Northwest ‘a ol said Section 21 thence departing th* North line ol said Section 2! run SdO*3*’5t"E along th# East lina ot th* Northwest '• ol th* Northwest '« ot said Saction 21 a distance ot 4*173 tu t. thence departing th* East line ot th* Northwest '• ol the Northwest 't ol said Section 21 run N 70*0* 00 W >3 00 leet. Ihenc* run S 70*00 00 W II* t! to*' to the South line ot the Northeast el th* Northwest ol th# Northwest I# ol sa>d Section 21. thence run S a i* I Y X ’W along Ih* South line ol the Northeast '« ol the Northwest <* ot the Northwest U ol said Seciion 21 a distance el 237 *1 leet to the West line ot th* East <> of the Northeast '* el the Northwest s* ot the Northwest'« ot Mid Section 21. Ihenc* departing tha South line ol tha Northeast <« ol th* Northwest ' , at the Northwest '• ol said Section 21 run N 01*00 0* ‘W along th* West line ol th* East ' i of th* Northeast '• ot tha Northwest ' , ol th* Northwest ol Mid Section 21 a distance ot It* la leet thane* departing tha Wist tin* ot the East ' ) ol th* Northeast u el the Northwest >• o* In* Northwest '« ot m h J Section 21 run N 20*00 00 E 110*4 l*#l Ihencl run N 70*00 0*'W 10 00 t**t to a pxunl an a curve concave Southeasterly having a radius Ot seas M feet and a central angle ol 03*3* 21 . thenca Irons a tangent bearing ot N 30*00 00 E run Northeasterly along the arc ol said curve a distance ot 370 07 leet loth* POINT OF BEGINNING Together with alt rights ot ingress egress. i*gM air and view between th* grantor's remaning property and any facility constr uc ted on the abov* desc r ibed pr oper ty Computing 1000 acres, more or less Owners Marvel Joann* French and William R Meet Jr Encumbrances Agreement tor Deed recorded In O R I2X. at Pag# 1745In tavor of Henry C Will and Majel M Will, wit* Easement recorded in O R bool 1X7 et page 7t3 in lavor ot Robbie J GecTrtt and Gregory WGacrvil Real property laves (assessed to Wil l Easement tor Ingrest/egrns and utilities reserved In legal . Resolution r» nevelopmentplan. O R 1325. at Pag# 10*7 LEGAL Dt'sCRIPTION: LIM ITE D ACCESS R IG H T OF WAY That port ot the Southeast to of tha Southeast >4 *1 Section 30. Township 21 South, Rang* It Eott. Seminole County, Florid*. b*tng more particularly described** tel tows: ___ Commence ot th* Southeast corner ot seld Section 10; thence run N 00*4* J7"W along Ih* Eatt lino ol th* Southeast to ol said Section JO a dlslanca ot 133214 laet to th* North*ail corner ol th* South*#** to ot Ih* Southeast <4 ol said Section 30. said point balng on th* Southerly lino ot a IS 00 toot right ot way at shown on th* Plot ol Slavla Colony Company's Subdivision at recorded In Plat Booh 2, Pago 71 ol th* Public Records ot Seminole County. Florid*; Ihenc* departing th* East line ol Ih* Southeast to of told Section 30 run S srss"33"w . along Ih# North lino ot Ih* Southeast to ol th* Southeast to ol told Section X and the Southerly line el said IS.00 foot right ot way a dlstanco ol ft .51 foal for a PO IN T O F BEGINNING, said point lying on a curve concave Northwesterly having a radius ol 3*fff-77 laet and a central angle ot 0 * W 7 l"i thane* departing Ih* North lino ol th* Soulhaasl to ol Ih* South***! to ot said Section JO and th* Southerly low ol said IS B0 toot right ot way from a tangent bearing ot S.lt*34'U"W. run Southwesterly along th* arc of said curve a distance ol 442 *7 foat to a point on said cirve, thanca departing said curve run N.0Q*4S SI"'W. 347.S4 teat to th* aforementioned North tin* of Ih# Southeast to ot Ih* Southeast to ol Section 20 and th* Southerly line ol said 15-00 fool right ol way; thane* run N lf*SS'3S"E. along the North lino ol th* Southeast to ot th* Southeast to ot Mid SecIton JO and the Southerly lino ot Mid 15.00 foot right ot way a dlslanca ol 2*4.21 foot to the POINT OF BEGINNING. Together with all rights ot Ingress, egress, light, air and view between th# grantor's remaining properly and any facility constructed on the above described property Containing I 07} acres, more or lets. Owners: Horae* S. Andrews. Jr. A Barbara F. Andrews, wile, Georg* Kanistras. and Sandra G. Kanltfrat. wit* Encumbrances Mortgage recorded in O R , Book 1534. at Pag* 1121 In levorof Lorraine E. Paters (formerly Lorraine E. McPfoal. Mortgages recorded In O R. Book 11*2 at Pages tS«S and ISM In lavor ol John F. Horvath, and Antonio W. Horvath, assigned O.R. IJla.p. 1tat A O R . 1J44.at Pag* IIJS to Bowen Brothers, Inc. Easements recorded In O.R. Booh M7 and 1040 at Pages 1172 and 1741 In lavor ot Florida Power Corporation R7W to Semi not* County, O. R . 17M. at Page 17lf Easement over CSX R/W to former owner: O.R. SS p. 120 A O R. 154. P. I7J1 R/W IS" on North as per map ol R/W Slavla Colony Company's subdivision. Plal book I, p. 71 Real property fasts CSX Ry, R/W per R/W map P AR CELtM Legal Description: Limited Access R Ight of Way That part ot Ih* Southwest to of the Northwest to of Section 21. Township } t South. Rang* It Eatt, Semlnol* County, Florida, balng more particularly described at follows: Commence at th* Souttwast comer ol th* Northwest to of Mid Section'If; thence run $.tt*JJ'M"W. along the South line ol th# Northwest to ol Mid Section If ; a dittanc* of 1,42I f f laet: thane* departing th* South line ol th* Northwest >4 ol said Section 21 run N,00*S4'J!"W. 1.111 JJ Itsl to the North line ol th* Southwest to of th* Northwest to el Mid Section If ; thence run S t r i f f i l W along th* North 11na ol th* Southwest to ol th* Northwest to of M id Section 11 a distance ot 4t.t4 foat tor a Point ol Beginning; thence departing th* North line at th* Southwest to ol Ih* Northwest to ol Mid Section 21 run S x rw o o ' W. Jf2 44 l**t; menca run N 00*J*’Sf"W. 2*4 71 laet to th* aforementioned North line ol th* Southwest to ot th* Northwest to oi Section 21; ttwnce run N t!*J0"4f"E. along Ih* North line of th* Southwest to ol th* Northwest to ol Mid Section 21, a dlstanco of 101.0* laet to th* Point ot Beginning. Togather with all rights ol Ingrtts. agrass. light, air and view batwten Ih* oranlor's remaining property and any facility constructed on Ih* above described property. Containing 11,171 square laet, mor* or lass. Owners: Edward S. Pul* and Margaret H. Pula Encumbrances: Distribution Eaiemanl recorded In O.R. Book IIS*. Pag* tt7. In lavor ol Florida Power Corporation, a Florida Corpora IIon Real property taxes Mlckler Road R/W on South. You ar* each notified that Ih* Palitlonar Hied its sworn Petition and Its Declaration ol Taking In this Court against yuu, as defendants, seeking to condemn, by eminent domain proceedings. the aho>« d,”.rrr..M prupidfeg^(pdJa7hf Veto ol Florid*. County metoeWMiiMWAtt , ■ r s n * — l-f-y W ro tM e You ar# lurfne, notified that Ih# Petitioner win e p p lyi? vuu Honorable C. Vernon Mil*, Jr., one ol the Judges ol this Court on Friday. Ih* 11th day Ol April A D . 1111. al 1:30 o'clock P. M . In th* Semlnol* County Courthouse. X I North Park Avenut. Sanford. Florida, for an Ordrr ol Taking in this causa. All datandants to this suit may request a hearing at th* lima and place designated and be heard. Any defendant tailing to HI* a request for hearing shall waive any right to ob|eclto the Order of Taking AND Each defendant Is heresy required to Mrv* written detente*. It -5-EfAr,T,YrCt;r-CF-TVJ«'fi.3fV*2^J'V3V.. - - ........ Florida's Turnpike I2H Governor's Square Boulevard Suite 100 Tallahassee. Florida 32X1 c/o Rail Edgar Mlchats. Turnpike Counsel on or before th* tlth day ol April, A D t ill, and III* th* originals with tha Clerk ol this Court on that date, lo show cauM what right, title. Interest, or lien you, or any ol you. have In and to th* property described In the Petition, and to show cause, it any you have, why tha property should not be condemned lor the uses and purposes M l forth In Ihe Petition It you fall to answer, a default may b* entered against you lor Ihe relief demanded In the Petition It you tall to request a hearing on Ihe Petition tor Order ol Taking, you shaft waive any right toob|ect lo Mid Order ol Taking. WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL ol M id Court on th* 1st day ol April. A D m i (S E A L ) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA B y: Jean Brit lent. Deputy Clerk Publish April4. Wll D E E 33 Legal N o tic e PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT RE: ENGINEERING SERVICES AIRPORT IMPROVEMENT PROORAM SANFORD AIRPORT AU TH O R ITY Th* Sanlord Airport Authority hereby requests, pursuant to Ihe "Consultants Competitive Negotiation Act". IF S 217 055), letters ol interest from engineering lirmt or Individuals desiring to render planning, programming, engineering, and technical menagemenl services tor the following projects, as required In connection with th* planning and development ol th* Central Florida Regional Airport. In accordance with the Airport Master Plan as periodically revised by the Sanlord Airport Authority t TA X IW A V -C O N S TR U C TIO N . W IDENIN O. OVERLAY a Taxlway'B parallelloRunwaylL 27R (Ph*M7) b Taxiway 'C' East ol Runway II 3a c Taxlway R' parallel to Runway II 3a (Widening) and Connectors d. Taxlway 'A' parallel to Runway 1L 77R e Taxlway 2*th Place Hangar Row Development I Terminal Area g Taxlway L' 7 APRONS-CO N STR U CTIO N . OVERLAY a Central Area b North Area c 7*lh Placa Development d Terminal Area 3 AIR FIELD LIGHTING ANDSIGNING a As required by new runway .'taxlway construction or rehabiiila lion b Asrequiredby new Advisory Circular on signing c Apron lighting 4 RUNWAYS a Extend Runway *L 27Rtoth**ast b E xtend Runway It 3* to the south c Overlay Runway !L 77R and Runway It 3* 5 ROADS a Airport Entrance Roed b Terminal Area Roadway System C Com mer clal Indusl r lal Ar *a Roadwa y s t PROPERTY ACQUISITION 7 HANGARS a 7tth Place b Central Are* c North Area * MISCELLANEOUS a Security Lighting b Clearing C Master Plan Update Pert IM No >m Study Environmental Study d Implement Matter Drainage Study * Security Safety Fencing Th* scop* ot u r vices shall include but not be limited to I Assistance in applying tor Slat* end Federal Aid 7 Preparation of contract documents end specifications 3 Construction review, contract administration Resident Protect Representative 4 Survey endteshng services as may be directed Th# specific 4-port development p rom t wilt be authorized tor design end construction activity as funding is or will be aval Cable Th# consulting tirm to be selected must have expertise In airport facilities development pursuant to Federal and State grants In aid Firms desiring to provide these professional services should furnish net later than 1 00 P M Mar I. m i. resumes of their qua 11ticai ions and pas* upe'ienc* on GSA Form 35* and 353 with pertinent supporting data to Stephen J Cook*. Director ol Aviation Sanlord Airport Authority P O Box III Sanlord F lo rid a 327773#:I Publish April*, m i oE E ja U .S . S A V IN G S B O N D S & AT AMf( NVHSTTi ) �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Thuraday, April 4, 1991 — 7A Catholic schools advertise Advantage over non-sectarian schools touted ■ v V M f t ll Herald Staff Writer SAN FOR D — Roman Catholic schools are trying to lure parents and financial supporters from public schools with a national advertising campaign touting th e ir h ig h test scores, low dropout rates and emphasis on ethics. Dr. Margaret Curran, principal of All Soul's Catholic School In Sanford, believes her elementary And middle school gives stu­ dents a strong background for the rigors of high school. "Catholic schools give stu­ dents that preparation," she said. ‘Bandit, _______ _______ . . . . . Palace, (See page SA) greeted children at the Kookaburra Aviary opening at the Central F lo r id a Z o o In 8 a n !o rd Wednesday. He resembles the zoo's real kookaburra, (top). Dedicating the exhibit, right photo, were (left), Bob Stolz, Buena Vista Palace general m anager; Ed Posey, zoo d ire c to r; John M uzynskl, BueneVleta Palace. HMMPMaaBf Ta The school, at 810 Oak Ave. In Sanford, Is under the Jurisdiction of the Diocese of Orlando. More university billings audited Associated Press Writer W ASH IN GTON — The Bush administration Is targeting 12 major universities for audits of federal research programs following questions about Stanford University's billing of luxury costs j the government. Investigators from the Department of Health nd Human Services have begun financial /lews of the overhead costs of programs at four f the schools under a new long-range auditing lan. officials said. 1 Development of the plan began about a year o, but officials said Its Implementation was ded by the General Accounting Office's qutry at Stanford, which was found to have tiled the government for Items such as an tlque commode, a crdar-llned closet and preclatlon on a yacht. The HHS Inspector general's olTlcc has begun udlts at Yale University, the University of nnsylvanla. Johns Hopkins University and a r t mo u t h College, said J u d y Hol tz, a :kcswoman for the office. The office Is contacting eight other schools ut upcoming audits, she said, but sbe could t Identify them until they had been notified. The office plans audits at eight to 10 additional schools, but they have not been Identified. Ms. Holtz said. The schools were selected based on their share of federal grants, their overhead rates and on their location because the Inspector general wanted to Include Institutions In various regions of the country, said one otTIcInl. Johns Hopkins. Yale and Pennsylvania were among top recipients of federal money In 1989, according to the Inspector general’s office. Johns Hopkins lopped the list with $411 million. Yale was 11th with $146 million and Pennsylvania was 14th with $133 million. Schools are allowed to bill the government for certain costs — overhead — that arc not earmarked specifically for a particular sponsored project but result from combined or Joint use. such as costs for utilities, library services and building depreciation. Johns Hopkins and Pennsylvania had overhead rates of 65 percent, and Yale. 68 percent, of their direct research program costs. But the auditors said Stanford University billed the government for expenses related to a $1,200 antique commode, a $10,000 set of donated silverware and a university-owned shopping center. 1 "Catholic schools must tell the s t o r y of t h e i r a c a d e m i c excellence and values-based ed­ ucation," said the Rev. Stephen O'Brien, executive director of the Chief Administrators of Catholic Education. The National Catholic Educa­ tional Association on Tuesday - announced the campaign, which will use the slogan "Discover Catholic Schools" on billboards. T-shirts and newspaper ads. The Diocese of Orlando will take part In Ihe cooperative effort to promote the schools, but individual schools will not be touted In the ads. The goal Is to boost enrollment and attract financial contribu­ tions. especially from businesses that now aid troubled public schools. “ Why throw good money after bad?" asked Sister Catherine McNamee. association president. "W hy give It (o the schools (hat are In the worst condition? Why not give It to ihe schools that have a proven record of quali­ ty?" A Rand Corp. study of 13 inner-city high schools In Wash­ ington, D.C., and New York City found the public schools had an average graduation rale of 55 percent and a 642 average Scholastic Aptitude Test score out of u possible 1.600. Th e Catholic schools In the study graduated 95 percent of th e ir students and had an average S A T score of 815. Declining enrollment at the nation's nearly 9.000 CatholWschools Is being reversed, but m oney rem ains a problem . Catholic educators said. A thinning of the ranks of priests and nuns has forced the schools to hire lay employees al a higher price. Insurance and maintenance costa have also drained their budgets. Richard Miller, president of UnAmerican Association of School Administrators, said students al C a t h o l i c schools succeed because their parents often take a more active role in th rlr education than parents of stu­ dents In public schools. Also. M iller said Catholicschools can be selective about which students to accept, a luxury the public schools don't have. Information from Tito Auoetotod Prow li contained In IMt roporf. BANKRUPTCY •IS IT FOR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP- •WPB OUT GCTTS *KEEP VOUH PROPERTY •CONSOLDAT? B U S *STOP COLLECTION THREATS •stop FOKCLoaunc ano law surra FREE LECTURES •NOOK, $ATUR0AV$ RomramiEGa n ATTORNEY AT LAW 104-1771 .339-2022 l{1NIHoaau*ttM«H| *YjhmwatunfewwtHnMar U -S . 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Together with Its sibling orga­ nization. Freddie Mac (the Fed­ eral Home Loan Mortgage Corp.), Fannie Mae finances roughly one In every four home sales In the nation. Jeffers said Maxwell's com­ pensation was tied lo the com­ pany' s perfo rm an ce . W hen Maxwell took over in 1981. the company was "teetering on the brink of Insolvency." Sanford Herald is a proud m em b er o f the “ W elco m e W ag on” F am ily In S em in o le C ounty If You Are: Moving Into Or Around The Area Getting Married Having A Baby L e t y o u r W e lco m e W agon re p re s e n ta tiv e a n s w e r y o u r q u e s tio n s a b o u t th e area a n d p re s e n t yo u w ith fre e g ifts . If You Live In One Of These Areas, Please Call Sanford — 330*7542 Lake Mary -? 321*6660 Longwood — 869-8612 or 774-1231 Winter Springs — 777-3370 Altamonte — 339-4468 Casselberry — 695-7974 Oviedo — 695-3819 Or Anytime Day Or Night Call 646 9644 A lot more peoplewillwin $50,000instantly. 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Only 37 pereent of the nation's jobless reeelved unemployment benefits In an average month of l!t‘.K). said a study by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a labor-hacked research organi­ zation that studies government social programs. That was a record low for the |icrcenlagc of l>cnptc receiving unemployment help fora year in which the II.S. economy was In a recession, the re|Mirt saltl. "Th is low level of protection ... Is unparalleled." It said. During 1975, for Instance, when the country also was In a recession. 75 percent of the nation's unemployed received benefits, the report said. Last week, the Labor Department slid the number of new claimants remained above the half-million mark for two straight weeks In March, something that had not happened In more than eight years. Today, the department was releasing the number of Americans who filed new claims lor unemployment benefits for the third week of March. The numlx-r of people tiling new claims can vary widely from week to week, hut analysts slid the persistent high levels In early March suggested that the recession was continuing despite other, more favorable reports on im ­ proved consumer confidence and a rebound In the Iloosing market. The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities' rc|>orl Is the latest In a string of criticisms of the unemployment Insurance system, which was created In the H)30s as a cushion for jobless Americans during lean economic times and as a way to keep money flowing through the economy. The center said the share of the unemployed who receive iK-neflts tends to go up In hard times because more |H-ople are fired or laid off — and thus are more likely to be eligible for benefits than those who quit voluntarily. But the trend of low unemployment Insurance protection, which averaged 33 percent for the unemployed from 1984 to 1989. continued Into 1990. a recession year, rising only slightly to 37 percent. In five years between 198-land 1989. the report found, the (jcrccntagc of unemployed receiving tiencflts fell to record lows. In contrast. In the nearly four decades front the end of World War II through 1983. the percentage of the unemployed receiving unemployment liencflts dipped Im-Iow 40 pereent only once. That was In 1960. when It was 39 percent. In recent years, states, which pay the benefits with money collected from employer taxes, have tightened eligibility requirements so that fewer people qualify for assistance. For Instance, many states have stiffened requirements for how long people have to hold Jobs before they can receive iH’iieflts If they get laid off. Herald Photo by Oortt Dietrich Ju stice for w hom ? sentences and guidelines that face Florida. His talk was followed by a question and answer period. Greeting the judge are Marly Colegrove, left, club president, and Irene Brown, chairman of the club's Public Affairs Department. Chiel Judge O.H. 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V me * �IN BRIEF Sampras. Classic roll on Singles, doubles in second round BASKETBALL A A U at S C C S A N F O R D — T h e 64t h National A A U Women's Basketball Championship will be played at Seminole Community College's Health and Physical Education Center starting today and will run through Sunday. T h is tournament will determine the best women's team In America. Th e clghl team field features the survivors of Association and Regional Championships held throughout the U.S.A. ‘ Game times for Today’s opening round are 2. 4. 6 and 8 p.m. Admission Is »2 with senior citizens and servicemen admitted free. By PHIL SMITH Herald Correspondent Warriors hold off Heat OAKLAND. Calif. - Chris Mullln scored 12 of his 28 points tn the fourth quarter and Tim Hardaway had a career-high eight steals as the Golden State Warriors clinched a Western Conference playofl spot with a 127-114 victory over the Miami Heat Wednesday night. Mullln had nine rebounds and seven assists, while Hardaway scored 20 points with 13 assists. Glen Rice scored 27 points and Kevin Edwards 25 for Miami, while Sherman Douglas had 23 points and 13 assists. COLLEOE BASEBALL ~| Florida tops Bethune*Cookman G A IN E S V IL L E — Bo Campusano. Eddie MacDonald and Dave Majcskt all doubled In the sixth inning to lead Florida to a 6-2 vlc.ory over Bcthune-Cookman Wednesday night. Florida (24-12) tied the score at 2-2 after three innings before scoring three more runs In the bottom of the sixth to open up a 5-2 advantage. Min Park. Ron Scott and Nick McClellan combined on a thrcc-hltlcr with each working three frames. Scott (5-1) picked up the win by striking out clghl of the nine batters he faced. Joe Rlttman (0-5) picked up the loss for Bcthune-Cookman (8-22). * COLLEGE Hm <M Photo* by Tommy Vincent tVc,. 6:.eed David P m p a e O y w s ^ n e of fol/r seeded players who « ire V futfu n11al Fpcurlties Tennis Classic Wednesday, beating 'jfr. Ti.ango (right) 6-2. 6-7 (7 4)^60 ad-.'iivclng were Peter Sa-nprss iTfr ?V\ uu Rostagno (No. 4) and Jlmmv Arias (No. 6). H EA TH R O W - As the Prudential Securities Tennis Classic approaches the midway point, the dream m atch-up between top-seeded Andre Agassi and defending U.S. Open Champion Pclc Sampras Is one step closer. . Wednesday evening, second-seeded Sampras de­ feated Diego Narglso 6-3. 7-6 (10-8) In a second round match bringing closer the rematch of last year’s U.S. Open final. Sampras got ofT to a quick start In the first set when he recorded three aces on his first three serves. However, he had trouble with his serve throughout the rest of the match, only getting 62 percent of his first serves. Th e turning point of the first set was the sixth game. W ith Sampras holding a 3-2 lead and Narglso serving. Sampras started to zero In on Narglso's serve and took Narglso to eight deuce points before finally losing. ''A t that point. 1 started to read his serve really well. 1 was starting lo return real well and he started staying In the backcourt.’’ said Sampras. "That was a big game even though 1 lost It because 1 felt pretty confident that It was In the back of his mind that I was on his serve." After holding serve to go up 4-3. Sampras then broke Narglso's serve and held serve again to win the first set. In the second set. both players held serve throughout the set and they turned up the heat as they approached the tiebreaker. "W e both knew that It was going to the tiebreaker unless something strange might have happened." said Sampras. "We both played better and better as the match went on." Sampras rallied from a 5-3 deficit to record a 10-8 victory In the tiebreaker to close out the match. In other second round matches Wednesday. No. 4 seed Derrick Rostagno defeated Thomas Hngstcdt 4-6. 6-2. 6-2: No. 6 seed Jim m y Arias outlasted David MacPhcrson 6-7 (7-2). 7-6 17-3). 6-1: and No. 8 seed David Pate defeated JcITTnrango 6-2.6-7 (7-4). 6-1. Th e doubles completed their first round matches Wednesday with the third-seeded team of Ken Ftach and Robert Scguso defeating Grant Connell and Joey Rtve 7-6 (10-8). 6- 1. Mlanca-Lon Nastnsc and Lnrulc SilV rrulsed pail AU-xis’ /Ver'-rrjd ffiy n v l .M.vhvnl □ S e e Classic. P u e 2B South Florida Joins Mefro A T L A N T A — The Metro Conference, forced to expand because four of Its members left for other leagues, announced Wednesday the addi­ tion of Soulh Florida. North Carollna-Charlolle •u.KrVh-gJofoGanmwwjaltb.------------------— ...... ... All three left the Sun Belt Conference, reducing It to four members and enhancing the possibility of a merger with the seven-member American South Conference. The NCAA stipu­ lates that a conference must have a minimum of six members. T h e y Join existing members Louisville. Southern Mississippi. Tulane und Virginia Tech In a conference that docs not compete In football. Louisville has given the Metro two national basketball championships. T h e changes left the Sun Belt with Jacksonville. South Alabama. Western Ken­ tucky and Arkansas-Little Rock, which moves from Trans America Athletic Conference ef­ fective July 1. The American South membership consists of Arkansas Slate. Central Florida. Lamar. Louisiana Tech. New Orleans. Southwestern Louisiana and Texas-Pan American. FOOTBALL M yKyer, Dolphins still at odds MIAMI — Dolphin Coarh Don Simla says he would welcome back cornerback Tim McKyer. but the talented and outspoken McKyer says he won't return under any circumstances and _ called Shula "ultraconscrvallve." "I don’t want to lx* there and I'm not going to lx- there." McKyer said Tuesday. "It's Just not the place for me." The Dolphins have tried to trade him for two months. The team would love a second-round pick In this year's draft for McKyer. anti Is discussing that |>oxsihlllty with at least (our teams — Houston. Atlantif. Dallas and the L A. Raiders. C ulverhouse has tum or rem oved TAM PA — Hugh F. Culverhouse. owner of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, underwent surgery Wednesday for removal of a malignant lung tumor, a spokesman for the N FL team said. Culverhouse Is expected to remain under care at St. Joseph's Hospital for about a week. "Doctors are optimistic of his chances (or a complete cure." said Rick Odloso. Buccaneers' spokesman. Tests so far indicate that the malignancy, a very small tumor, did not spread beyond the tissue removed — an upper lobe on Ills right lung, doctors said Compiled from wire and staff reports. LJ 3 ■ BEST B ETS ON TV j 1 BASEBALL 7:30 p .m . - E S P N . Spr i ng T r ai ni ng. Baltimore Orioles vs. New York Yankee*. (LI Complata listing on Fag* 2B R a m s , P a trio ts to m e e t in C o lo n ia l s e m if in a ls From staff raports Boon* 111 Nt ( - I * » L*k*M*ry 0)1 •)> » — »• I# > Bell. Wilton III ond Wadloy Jackson 14II and M«n*y WP - Jackvjn 147) LP - Wilton IB — L*kt Mary I (M*rth>*) JB non* HR — Boon* I (Wilton): L*k* Mary I (Mer«il*l. R*<ordt — Boon* 1} 7; Lake Mary II 7. ORLANDO - Mike Mcrthlc belled a home run and a double while Chris Haney and Scott Davidson contributed two RBI each as the Lake Mary Rams came from behind lo defeat Boone 10-4 In the came back with three runs In Ihc quarterfinals of the Colonial Classic bottom of the second to tie the Baseball Tournament Wednesday game. Both teams added a run In the third to keep the score tied at afternoon. "(Mike) Mcrthlc swung the bat 4-4. Lake Mary look Its first lead of the very well." said Lake Mary Coach Alan Tuttle. "T h e whole team game with a run in the fifth and put swung the but well. It was a nice the game away with a five spot In the sixth. comeback after a slow start." Winning pitcher Chris Jackson Lake Mary, now 11-7 on the Improved his record to 4-2 on the season, will take on Seminole season. Th e senior right hander At hl et i c Conference foe Lake shut the door on the Braves after Brantley In Friday’s 3:30 p.m. semifinal. Lake Brantley advanced the third, allowing no hlis the rest with a 6-3 win over No. 7-stale the way. "Chris did a real good Job," ranked Merrill Island Wednesday. Tuttle. "After (Pauli Wilson hit lluTh e finals are set for 1 p.m. home run In the third Saturday. Today. Oviedo plays In the semi­ retired 14 of the 16 baltt finals of the consolation bracket and the only two that reached base, walked." against Euclid. Ohio at I p.m. Mcrthlc led the way a Lake Mary had advanced to the going 3-for-3 with a run quarterfinals by defeating West Orange 5-1 behind Scott Davidson's one RBI. Also contributing to 10-hll attack were Scott David three-hitter Saturday. Lake Brantley (2-for-3. run scored, two RBI). got lo the quarters with a 21 win over Neptune Beaeh-Fletcher. James (2-for-3. two runs scored). Bonne. 13-7 and receiving votes In Dana Dearth |2for-3. run scored). llils week's slate poll, look a 3-0 Chris ll.mey (l-for-3. two KBIl ami lead with two runs in the first and a Chris Barfield (l-for-3). Wilson led Boom- with two hits. run In the second. But the Rams H m M Photo by Tommy Vlncanl Chris Haney was 1-lor-3 with two RBI on Wednesday to help the Lake Mary Rams rally lor a 10-4 win over Boone in the quarterllnals of the Colonial Classic. Lake Mary advances lo lace Lake Brantley Friday In the semilinals. S ta rs m ake e a rly lead stand up in w in over S C C By DEAN SMITH Herald Sports Writer Fiona* CC J Seminal* CC SANFORD — Jon Farrell scored three runs and drove In two more as Florida Community College at Jacksonville held off a serious comeback effort by Seminole Community College to posi an 11-6 win In a North Central Conference baseball game at Raider Field Wednesday afternoon. Woodward, Llltm or* (7) *nd Simmon* C;*<.rto«*k> B*(k I II and C u rv WP - Woodward 14 II LP — Ciathowikl Sav* - LUrmor* JB — FCC J 4 I0**n J Richard Ru*tol. SCC I (Epp*r*oni JB non* MR — FCC J I (F*rr*lll Sword* - FCC J 71 U 17 4 North Control ContororK*. SCC I 70. 4 17 NCC The Stars. 23-13 overall and 12 6 in the conference, took a 4-0 lead In the top of ihc tlrsi liming The Raiders then fought back to trail 8 6 alter seven Innings. But FCC-J scored a run In llie eighth and two In the ninth to secure the victory. SCC's comeback was hindered by the fact that FCC-J threw out tour Raider baserunners ut tin­ plate. two In the second Inning and two In the sixth "We've been playing pretty well." said SCC coach Jack Panlrltas. "We had a chance to win the last two days but gave up Uni many walks We have a lot of freshmen who are still trying to learn how to win.” Farrell's iwo-run homer capped I tic four-run tlrsi lor the Stars. The Inning also featured an RBI double by Mark Dean and an RBI single by Gary Best. Ttie Raiders answered with three runs in the second Jason Sandberg reached on an error und went to second on a single by Rich Knlzncr. Both runners moved up a base on an error before Scolt Curst reached on a fielder’s choice to load the !>ases. Jack Niles singled to score Sandberg t*efore Blanc Barroso singled In Knlzncr and designated runner Chuck Whitcner. FC C-J avoided further damage when Niles was thrown out at the plate alirr a single by Chad Epperson and Slanley Evans grounded thick to thr pitcher with the bases loaded The Slars scored four more runs tn the third lo go up 8 3 The big tills was a Iwo-run double by Bob Russo and an RBI double by Dave Richard. SCC cut two runs olt Ihc lead In ihc sixth. Knl/ncr and Curst reached on singles belore Gregg Beck singled lo score Knlzncr. Curst scored on a double by Ep|x-raon but Beck was thrown out at the plate. The Raiders had a chance to score another run but Epperson was thrown out at ih r plale after a single by Ducks Rodriguez. Evans singled, stole second, advanced to third on Knlzner's third hit and scored on a passed hall In the seventh to cut the lead to 8-6 but It was as close us SCC woidd get. Contributing lo the 15-hll Hauler attack were Epperson l-i-for-5. double. RBI). Knlzncr (3-for-l. two runs scored). Evans |2-for-4. run scored). Barroso (2-fnr-5. two RBI). Beck (l-for-2. 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Toronto I Milweuke* A San F rancleco 1 Cleveland 7. Seattle 0 Oak land 7. Chicago Cube l San Diego 3. California 7 Baltimore vt Montreal, ccd. rein KaneaeCltyl. Houston I Cincinnati e. Detroit 4 Thursday's Oa me* Teiat vs Minnesota at Fort Myers. 7 05 pm Boston vs Pittsburgh at Bradenton, t 05 pm Oetroitvt Philadelphia at Clearwater. 1 05 pm Nr* York Mats vt Montreal at West Palm Beach, 1 05 p m Houston vs Cincinnati at Plant City, t.OS pm Toronto vt Kansas City at Haines City. I 05 p m Cleveland ve Milwaukee at Chandler. Aril . 7 05 p m Seattle vt Chicago Cubs al Meta A m . 1 05p m Chicago White Soi vs St Louis al St Pelertlmeg 7 35 p m Baltimore ve New Vork Yankees at Fort Lauderdale. 7 U p m Friday's Games Toronto vt St Louis at St Petersburg I 05 pm Philedeiphie ve Boston et Winter Haven. I 05 p m Kansas C ity v t Houston si Kitt.ma* I 05 pm Cohimbu* » i Nti* Vofk Y «n h m Fort w«ud*fd£t«, t Q ipm *\ Atlanta at Watt Palm B«a<h. I a>p m Cincinnati vt Dvlrotl #| UM Iknd 1 10 pm Pltteburgh vs Teias at Port Chartotto t 30 pm Minnesota vt Chicago White Sos et Saraeota, I H p m ChicagoCubealMilwaukee 7pm San Diego ve Seattle el Las Vegas 7 05 pm California at Lot Angttot. 10 It p m San Francisco el Oakland. 10 U p m NBA STANDINGS All Times lastern EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Dfvitien w L Pet f Botlon u 10 no • Philadelphia 41 XI %u Haw 7or* M on GO — 1J* IS 27 4) 475 23 30 .315 2) S3 .147 CawtrM Otvfitaa i Chicago 14 10 m i Detroit 4* 27 430 i Milwaukee *4 TT 463 ■ Atlanta 3S 34 .530 34 37 443 Indiana C lavaland 74 47 .114 Chartotto 31 51 .101 W E E T IR M C O N F E B ltK E w 47 47 47 M 34 71 If PacHte B ill Man 54 a Portland ■ LA Laktri S3 V Pheanli 10 ■ GotowtStot* M Seattle 3) LAC Upper* 3B SlttfAVTIfffltOI 20 ....... ........ p(oye«-------y clinched dlv Itkm tltt* x San Antonio ■ Hou*ton lU la h Or land* Dolls* Minna iota Denver L 14 3) 35 4) 4* 4* S3 10 11 27 35 37 45 12 Ptf. 447 .451 .453 .144 441 410 .144 .7)0 .711 .444 .521 .404 404 .271 hh Waahlngtan 71 71 77 77 77 7* 77 77 71 live Charlotte Atlanta ov> 10'i 14 10W low 31Vi GoMenSI. 1771 1770 1707 1700 1707 W W II 1IW 73 ISW 107.1 107) 1(7.0 100 7 1044 11M 111.5 115.3 1)0 4 Larry Johnson. U N I V Lionel Simmon*, La Sail# Saen Elliott. Arltona Danny Manning. Kama* — Parish. Bo*. William*. Port Gamble. Bat DIvec.LAL Barkley. Phil Thorpe. Hou Pan eon, Chi. Me He to, Bos Robinson. S A. Grenl. Chi Luka* MeAnally 45 04 14 » 4* m 53 5) » 14 13 47 41 54 15 1475.03* 1.*15.4)3 1.504.440 1.5*1.711 1.537.71) Trainer* Start* 7*4 2nd 3rd 342 70 57 IS 144 24 70 1) PlMTMt 13.143.044 1.35)400 *t ns *i 713 tl I* 10 II 54 t) 2) It 1) tl II » 17 » t l It tl 14 1,007.275 M UM 112,441 704.75) 7*4JO* 744,335 A omIiI BlJdMiWI Uavai AODtTiJCfli 5ta.nl nfry Wetter Barry, St. Jehn't Sts let lad 3rd Michael Jordan, North Carolina 1703-1Ralph Sampten, Virginia Ralph Sampaon. Virginia 1701 — Danny A Inga, Brigham Young 1700- Darrell Griffith. Leudvllle 1777— Larry Bird. Indiana State 1770- Phil Ford. North Carolina 1777- Marquee Jehneon, UCLA Farms Way Jolto'* Halo Fly Sa Free Hansel Sea Cadet In E e c m Defensive Play Llttto flrlanna — I Steatay Cap I AN Tima* t OIVISION SEMIFINALS IBaef-04-7) _ I ft* N*wJtncy laade earlee IS Wednaedar. AprH 3 New Jersey 3. Pltteburgh I Friday, MrII5 New Jersey at Pltteburgh. 7: 31p.m. Pltteburgh at Now Jereey,7:4Jp m Taaeday, AprU7 Pltteburgh at New Jareay. 7:45 p.m. II New Jareay at Pltteburgh. 7:35 p.m.. It neceeeary Saturday, April 13 Pltteburgh at New Jareay, 7:45 p.m., If neceeeary Mender, April 15 •taw Jareay al Pltteburgh, 7:35 p.m., II nacaeeary iv t. WosMngSan ■toad tortoe 3-0 y. April) N.Y. Ranger* 1. Waehlngton 1 Friday, April 5 Waehlngton at N.Y. R*ngtrt,S:Up.m. Sender. April 7 N.Y. Rangart a4 Waehlngton. 7:05 pm . Taaeday. April 7 N.Y. Ranger* at Waehlngton. 7:15 p.m. Thamday, April It Waehlngton at N.Y. Rangere. 7:15 p.m., it nacaeeary Saturday, April 1) N.Y. Rangar* at Waehlngton. 1:15 p.m.. II nacaeeary .»*tk’V j r mg *» y v v Waehlngton at to. t . a ry w k . <.& naceteary * * iintiwi vt. Narfwrd' Hartterd lead* eerie* IS Wednetday, April 3 Hartford). Botton 2 Friday, April I Hartford at Boeton. 7:15p m. Sunday, April 7 Boeton al Hartford. 7:35p.m. ----- tUeuU'/.-ApilIt" *...... — — Boeton al Hartford. 7: 33p.m. Thursday. April II Hartford al Boston. 7:15pm., It naceetary Saturday. April!) Boeton at Hartford. 7:15p m.. If naceeeary Monday, April 15 Hartford al Boeton, 7:Up.m.,lln*ceeeary FO 1‘T Ft* Ayg 71 047 475 3145 30.4 70 710 57* 10M 20.0 *4 71) It ) 1117 20.4 *4 *47 471 IMS 20.1 71 741 344 1004 20.0 71 *0) 435 110* 7*3 71 *07 457 1170 M 0 5* 4*0 30* 1453 2).* 70 4)1 4tl 17*4 21* *7 014 3*5 1*20 24.3 77 *43 270 1*0* 33.3 n 510 440 1*30 71* *0 *44 1*1 1302 22.1 71 531 421 15*1 210 71 S45 4*1 IMI 23.0 71 571 341 155) 21* *4 544 3*1 1*0* 21.0 *5 541 300 1)47 31.5 *7 500 374 1*3) 31.4 *1 111 151 1407 30.7 Percentage FO FOA Pet 4)1 712 405 311 517 .577 470 771 574 317 554 .571 447 1134 370 47) 477 .541 777 507 554 431 77t 551 451 1177 551 151 *41 540 Montreal v*. Buffalo Montreal toadsearte* IS Wednesday. April! Montreal 7. Bull ato 5 Friday. April 5 Buffalo at Montreal. 7:35p m Sunday, April 7 Montreal at Buffalo. 7:05 p.m. Tuesday. April 7 Montreal at Buffalo. 7:35p.m. Tlwreday, April II Buffalo at Montreal. 7:1) p.m., II naceeeary Saturday. April 13 Montreal at Buffalo. 7.35pm, IIneceeeary Monday. April 15 Buffalo at Montreal. 7:35 p.m., II necessary Campbell Centorenc* Chicago vt. Mlimaeata Thursday. April 4 Minnesota al Chicago. I U p m Saturday. April 1 MlnnesotaatChkago. I 13pm Mender. April! Chicago al Minnesota. I 05 p m Wednesday, April II Chicago at Minnesota. I 01pm Friday, April 17 Minnesota at Chicago. *33 p m , it neert sary Sunday. April 14 Chicago al Minnesota. I 05 p m . it necee sary Tuesday. April 14 Minnesota at Chicago. I U p m . II neces sary O OH Del Tel Avg 70 747 411 ■74 t l 0 n 114 544 701 t l.) 70 114 477 041 110 71 201 111 0U II 0 71 175 417 404 11 1 47 114 544 744 101 71 733 574 757 10 7 II 357 441 740 10 4 *3 1U 4)7 *71 10.3 44 754 rOt 440 101 Assist* O Na. Avg. Stockton. Utah 70 1004 14 ) Johnton. L AL *4 100 111 Adam*. Dan 3* *10 10 4 K Johnton. Pho* 71 77) 10 7 Hardaway. G 5 77 704 41 34 137 41 Thome*, Dal Richardton. Minn 70 *33 * 1 Grant. LAC *3 57* 0.4 Oaugtol. Mi*. *4 554 0.7 Bogoat Char 71 544 14 Tram Of ton** PI* Avf O Denver 7t (314 170 0 Golden Si 0400 11*7 73 Portland 71 1141 11*0 Phoania 71 1113 114 4 Bo*ton •0*5 1114 77 Indiana 77 111 ) 0013 7*47 Chicago 71 tIO 7 7417 Allan 1a 77 110 0 Hou*Ion 71 7*11 107 ) 71 73*1 10* 3 Wain* San Antonio 70 7430 10*4 7*30 L A Laker* 10* 3 77 Milwaukee 77 7*41 10* 1 70 7414 IM.O Orlande 105 7 7*17 Philadelphia Tt 70 101* Utah 7751 7441 New York 77 10)3 7404 1014 77 Charlotte 7400 1014 L A Clippers 71 K77 7 77 73*5 New Jersey 733* 1*1 » 71 Miami 71 7704 101 3 Washington 7704 101 3 71 Cleveland 7707 1000 n Detroit f* » TO *475 Dallas et i 70 4*7* Minnesota *474 *53 Sacramento 70 Team Dutonsa Pit Arg G 4*4 ***) Detroit n 44 I 7115 L A Lakers n Utah 7014 100 3 70 7170 101 0 Chicago It San An Ion.a 71*5 101 4 70 Sacraments 103 0 70 7711 Houston 103 0 711* II New York n 747* t o il Dalles 77tO >03 4 70 Milwaukee 7441 104 I 77 104 5 Minnesota 7)17 to Cleveland 104 7 71 7434 Boston n 73*7 105 3 Seattle 74*0 105 3 31 105* Philadelphia 7*01 7) 7*44 L A Clippers 71 10*1 7553 10* 4 Portland 71 New Jersey 7t«* 71 10*4 Rootneon. S A Rodman. Dot. K Melon*. Utah Oakley. N.Y. Ewing. N Y Oeugherty, Clev Perish. Bot Thorp*. Hou Cotomen, N J Barkley. Phil St. Laelt vt. Detroit Thursday, April* Detroit al St. Loul*. I U p m Saturday. April t Detroit at SI Louis. I U p m Monday. April 4 St Loul*at Datroit. 7:33p m Wadnatday. April II SI Lou'tat Datroll. 7 33p m Friday. April» Datroit at SI Loult.1 J3p m . It nacattary Sunday. April 14 St Loul*at Datroit. 4 OSp m . II nac***ary Tuetday. April 1* Datroit af SI Loul*. 1 33p m .11 nacattary La* Angela* v*. Vancouver Thurtday, April 4 Vancouver *1 Lo* Angtlet. 10 33 p m Saturday. April* Vancouver al La* Angtlet. 10 33 p m Mender. April! Lot Angela* at Vancouver. 10 13 p m Wadnatday, April II LotAngalaiatVancouvar. 10 U p m Friday. April 11 Vancouver al Lo* Angela*. 10 U p m tl nacattary Sunday. April 14 Lot Angela* at Vancouver. 10 03 p m . It neceitary Tuetday. April 14 Vancouver ai Lo* Angela*. 10 33 p m . It necessary Calgary vt Edmenton Thursday. April 4 Edmonton al Calgary. 4 U p m Saturday. April k Edmonton at Calgary.! OSp m Monday. April! Calgary at Edmonton. 4 U p m Wednesday. April I* Calgary at Edmonterv 4 U p m Friday. April It Edmonton pi Calgary 4 U p m . it necee eery Sunday. April 14 Calgary al Edmonton. 4 05 p m . It necee eery Tuesday. April 1* Edmonton at Calgary. * U p m . it necee sary MONEY LEADERS HORSE RACING Through March II lackeys Malt 1*1 Ind 3rd Pur*** OO 51 4M.40) 3tovan* aid 44 McCerrgn 370 n 41 SO 1.4I3.US 3.1)0.77) 347 u 41 41 Detehoutwtye l.47f 134 3*3 Santo* Jt if 1IS) 14) Soil* Ml SI 44 so > Pure** 555.400 434.3*4 170.000 173.000 3*4,700 354.300 330,150 Feet In Ir ML P U V d P P O NEW YORK - The NBA Individual tearing. ftotd gaal percentage, pad eutet leader* threegh March D t O Jordan, Chi. K .Malone, Utah King, Wath. Barkley, Phil. Ewing. N.Y Wilkin*. All. Mullln, G.S. Adam*. Dan. Roblmon, S.A. Richmond. G.S. Hardaway. G.S. MJIIar, Ind. Worthy. LAL Hewkln*. Phil. K.Johmon, Pho* Dreitor, Pori. Daugherty, CI*y Campbell. Minn Plarca. Sa*. Chamber*. Pho*. Field Oaal 274 327 32* 1*0 272 Fanning N.V. N T .* , MIAMI 1114) Long 5114-5 14, Thampeon 03 000. Salkaly 113 14 7. Douglae 3017 14 13, Rica 11-10 03 17. Edwardt O il 04 is Davie M OO t Cotoe 1-1 00 1. Aeklne S7 00 10. Kessler 1-1 0-0 3. Tolale4175 IS11114. G O LD IN STA TE (ID ) Mullln t -ll 10-10 30. Patarean s ) OO 0. Lliter 14 1-1 5. Hardaway 7-31 1-1 10. Richmond 014 11 17. Tolbart 11 S4 I. Hlggint 4 4 4-4 14. Elto SO SS 13, Mekaekl OO 0 0 0. Hill 1104 lO.Totale 43 75 IS M 1)7. M U M 33-114 17 70 to 40-117 t t -AUarnJ 4 17 1Rica j l, Aeklne Edward* 1 5 ). Golden Stale 4-0 (Hardaway 54, Hlggine 1-1. Richmond 1 1, Mullln 0 1 )--? e v M »e v ■' mg Rebound* ~ Miami 10 (Long. Salkaly 7). Golden Stale ea (M ullln, Lletar 7). Aeelele-M lam l 14 (Douglae ID . Golden State 14 (Hardaway 111. Total loule— Miami 14, Golden Slate 71. Technical-Golden stale llltgal dafanee. A— 15.033 Bel lay Day Nakafani Smith Plneay Whitt mghar Schuthoter Farr Iota Jo tool—< Chrle Mullln, SI. Jehn'i 1W 4 14W 17 MW 34 Cleveland 75. Neve York 44 Philadelphia 107. Indiana 104 Houston 103. Del Lee14 Utah 77, LA Clipper* 77 Seattle Ml. Sacramento 71 Oetdea State m , Miami 114 Thandsy'i Oaatee New Jareay at Baaton. 7:10p.m. Atlanta at Chartotto. 7:30p,m. Portland at Washington. 7:30p.m. Denver at Mkrmatct*. •p.m. San Antonio at Mllwauka*. 1:30 p.m. Chicago at Now York, 0:30 p.m. LA Lokora ot Phoanli. 7:30 p.m, Frtoav'i Qamae Chartotto ot Cleveland. 7:30 p.m. Waehlngton at Indiana. 7:30 p.m. Portland p| Orlande. 7:30 p.m. San Antonio at Chicago, 0p.m. Mimoeota ot Detroit, 0p.m. Utah at Del let. 0:30 p.m. Hootton at Denver, 7:30p.m. Phoonieat Golden Stole, 10:30 p.m. Seattle at LA Clippers 10:30 p.m. Miami at LA Laban, 10:31p.m. 7404 7*15 7741 7S75 7070 7*47 •077 sus 47T7 HARNESS RACING Through March 37 I. Covert Action, 5141,450; 1. Super Timken. 547,400; 3 Storm Compensation, tfl.000; A Cemit*Id. M.7IOO: L Ramsey Hanover. 5*3.411: «. Bold Herbert. 5000)0; 7. Soft Light. 500.340; A Final Cut, S70J07; 4. Nukes Himself, 5774*5; 10. PTetton. 574.030 Money.winning Drivers I. Jack Moiseyev. SI.^7,175; 3. John Cam pbell, I I . ) ) * . 145: 1. Cat M a n il, 51.0*1411; A Michel Lachance, ll.0M.444; 5. Herv* Flttan. 5*73.4)3. A Walter Cate Jr., 5707,34*; 7. Dave Magee. 57*7.440: 0. Ron Pierce. 5*75.300; 4. Sieve Candren. 15*3.057; 10. Ran Marsh. *550.100 1. Jack Moiseyev. u*. i. Herve Fllton, 174; 3. Walter Case Jr., 1*3; 4 Cat Manil. 15); 5. John Campbell. 135; A Dave Magee. 134; 7. Gee ten Lemy, 44; I. (tie) Blit Parker. Mark WllllamA Dave Pa tone. 47 QUARTIRHORSILEADERS ThroughMarchD t. Special Task, 5*4.507; 2. Takln On The Cash. 554.440; ] . How Special 554.3*4; 4. Apprehend. S5I.ID ; S. First Down Kelly, 540400: A Down South Cash 541.374; 7. Truckle Toy. t i l 1ST; O Disco Sheie. 132.444. 4. Easy Freddie 130,377, to. Griswold. 537.500 Trainers 1. Blent Schvanevekft. 5353.TOT. 2. Rodney Reed. 5174.132; 3. Jack Brooke *13*4*5; A Henry Domlnguet, 5114.4*3; 5. Oeryn Cherlton. 5115.724; A Bruce hewklneen. 5*7,471; 7 Rodney H*rt. DM12; 0 Everedo F torts, 554,054; 4 Bob'Gilbert. 553.234; 10. Dennis Ekins. 553.233 Jodwyi t. Kip a > enton 4 5leve Figueroa. Dlderlcksen. 5377.707; 2. Bruce 517*,412.' 3 Henry Garcl* 51*5.101. Ti nature. 5171.451; 5. Roman 1120.332; *. Eddie gercie. 5173.004; 7- J . n o sny C*fd04«. 5107,434; A ' G R Carter (V/7uii ' 10. John Crv*g*r. 143,557 TENNIS ] Through Mirch 31 — ................W IT A .**404* Lw A on ____ _ . . . 1. M onk. Solo*. 5414,051; 3. G«br!*la Snbullnt. 57*1,441. 3. Jon* Novotna. 51(4,304: 4. Mary Joo Fornamtol. 11)0,300; 5. Mori Ino Nov roll tovo, 5177,433. *. Stottl Grot. 5153A ll; 7. Holvno Sukovo. 5105,704; I . G lgl Fornondvi, 5103.330 , 4. Zlno Gorrlton, 5100,347; 10 Arontio Sonchti Vocorlo, 544,7*4 Virgin)* Sllmi Point* I. Monk* Solo*, 1,470; 2. Gobrtolo Sobotlnl. 1.145; 3 J*no Novotna. 1.043. 4 Stottl Grat. 475, 5 Mory Joo FvrnondtJ. 05); *. Morttno Navrotllova, 110; 7. Arontio Sonchoi Vlcorlo, 340, I. Zlno Gorrlton, 5)0; 4 - Monuol* M oloovo-Frognloro, 410; 10. Nothollo Touilot. 345 Through March 31 A T P Tour Monoy LooOuri I. Ivon Ltndl, 5470.534: 2. Jim Courtor. 5)70.454; ). Stolon Edborg. 5)04,373. I. Borlt Bockor, 5)00.3*4; 5. Guy Forgot. 5733 *74. *. Mkhool such. 5711.040. 7 Patrick McEnroe. 5157.471; I. David Wheaton. 5I45.N7. 4 Crlttlono Coroltl. 5D4.7M; 10 Omar Com pore**.513),345 A T P Tour Point* l Stolon Edberg. 1714; 7. Borlt Becker. 1.440: 1 Ivon Lendl. 7.504; A Guy Forgel. 1.417; 5 Andre Agotti. 1.71); t Pete Sempra*. 1,540. 7 Goran Ivoniiovk. 1.514; I. Brad Gilbert. 1.441; 4 Jim Courier, 1.407; 10 JonatSvenuon, 1.344 TRANSACTIONS BA5EBALL Amur toon Loogu* BOSTON R E D SOX - Signod Tony Fo*u*. pikhof SonI Jm ioi Monjonllto. pitctwY, to Powtuckotot th* Intornotional Loogu* CHICAGO W H IT E SOX Slgnrd Bo Jockton. outhtldcr. to a on* y*ar contract •nd placed him on The 00 day dlubtod lilt. CLEVELA N D INDIANS - Optioned Rudy S**n*i and Willi* Blair, pltchor*. to Colorado Spring* ot lh* Pacific Co**t Laogu* and Carlo* M ortlnot, oulltoldar, and M lkt Walker, pitcher, to Canton Akron ot th* Eottorn L**gu* Sent Dave Otto, pitcher, to »h*lr minor toegu* camp tor rt***lgnm«nl TEXAS RANOERS - Sent Torry Wall* pitcher, to Ihair minor league camp lor realignment NJtiflftAl Lbaadg CHICAGO CUBS - Optioned Slav* Wilton, pnehar. to Iowa ot in* Amur icon Aitoc lotion. HOUSTON ASTROS - Sant Bob Sabre, pitcher, to their minor laagu* camp tor realignment NEW YORK M ETS - Sant Kalvln Tory*. Ilrtl baternary and Orlando Marcado. catch *r. to Ttoavaaier ot th* Inlarnaltonol Loogu* PHILAD ELPHIA PHILLIES - Optioned Bruce Rultm and Bob Sconlan. pitcher*, to Scranton Wilke* Bari* ol Ih* International Laagu* Sanl Danny C oi. pitcher, to Clear water ot Ih* Florida Slat* Laagu* SAN D IEGO PADRES - Opttonad Ricky Bona* and John Cottvlto. pitcher*, to La* Vega* ot the Paclllc Coett Laagu* BASKETBALL Na liana I Batkitfeall Aitaclattan HOUSTON ROCKETS - Activated Matt Bullard, forward, from the tniured ll*t United Stale* Betkelboll League P HILAD ELPHIA SPIRIT - Hamad Ron O kkauiilant coach War to Saikatball Laagu* S A S K A TC H E W A N S TO R M Signed E varttto Stephan*, guard TVf RADIO BASEBALL 7 30 p m — ESPN. Exhibition. Baltimor* Oriole* v* Navi York Yank***. (L ) BASKETBALL 4 to p m - GN. NBA. ChKago Bull* at N*w York Knick* IL ) GOLF 4 pm — ESPN. Senior PGA Tradition, firtl round. I D HOCKEY I jo y m SC. NHL ptoyolt*. Detroit at SI l out*. (LI II N p m SC. NHL pUrOltl Vancouver at Lot Angale* Nadi* BASKETBALL 4 » pm WBZSAM 11)701 NBA to* Angela* Laker* al P1«*nn TENNIS * JO p m - WBZS AM (1170). Cantor Cart premetoh *no* 7 pm WBZSAM 11)701. Prudent.*1 Sacur ilia* Ctauic M ISCELLANEOUS Spin - W BZSAM 11)70). SaMrtoJina * top m - WWNZ AM 17401. Sport*Talk S T . A U G U S T IN E - Here is th e Florida Sports W riters Aoaoclallon 1990-91 Claaa A A ll-S ta te boys and girls basketball team s: CLAM A BOYS First Team JtrtGlI B o v a n , taalor. W jra o rt Career} Fred Bryant, senior. Malone: S ve ln Dyrkolboton. senior, Gainesville Oak Hall: Terry Edwards, senior. Bronson: Albert Pearson, senior, Milton Central. D avid B allsy. M a la r. Or* laada La th a n Ricky Macias, se­ nior. Homestead Berkshire; Brian Peterson, senior, Tam pa Bayshore C h ris tia n : E h re n Wallhoff. senior. Fort Lauderdale Westminster: Tro y West, senior, Bonlfay Bethlehem. T h ird T a a » Mendas Baker, senior, Malone: Ray Benson, senior. Hilliard: Rasheed C a r a w a y , seni or , Gracevllle; Sean Lucas, senior, Tallahassee F A M U : Mike Slbleskl, Junior. Fort M yers Canterbury. MVn CLAM AODOa M ra tT e a fli T ra d Conner. Junior. Hilliard; Kristi C rea m er, senior, Tallahassee Maclay; Kristen Galuppi, senior. Fort Lauderdale Westminster Monica White, sentor. Fort La ud erd ale Westminster: K im Zinermon, Ju n io r. L a ke la n d Sant a- Fe Catholic. Kristen Hagler. senior. Milton Central; JJill ill H Hlskls. senior. Bradenton Christian: U » BmfC h rlstla a : Delane Sills, senior, Greater Jacksonville Christian: Carla W illia m s. Junior. Gracevllle. Third T ta a Cristina Burch, senior. Belle Glade Glades Christian: Kelly M a c o m b e r . senior, Fort Lauderdale Christian: Jennifer Robinson, sophomore. Lakeland Christian: Stacey Scott, senior, Chattahoochee: Christine Simmons, senior. Orange Park St. Johns Country Day. ClassicCoatiaud from IB W ash­ ington 6-3, 6-4 while Roger Smith and Tobias Svantcsaon defeated Mauro Menczes and Alfonso Mora 7-6 (7-5), 6-1. L u k e J e n s e n and S c o t t Melville defeated Nelson Aerta and Danllo MarceUno 6-3, 7-6 (7*4): and Bryan Shelton and Kenny Thome outlasted Bret Garnett and Greg Van Em burgh 4-6.7-6 (7-3). 7-6 (7-4). Today's afternoon and evening sessions will see the completion of the second round singles matches and all of the secondround doubles matches. Beginning at noon on center court. Brian Shelton will face C h u c k A d ams followed b y Mallvai Washington taking on Nicolas Pereira and No. 3-seed Brad Gilbert playing Patrick Baur. At noon on the grandstand court, the fourth-seeded doubles pair of Steve DeVries and David MacPhcrson plays Roger Smith and Tobias Svantesson. That will be followed by Flach and Seguso racing J en s en and Melville; and second-seed Brian Garrow and Brad Pearce taking on Shelton and Thom e. In th is evening's session. Agassi will play David Engle. The second match will be a doubles contest between the team of Nicolas Pereira and Pete Sampras (upset winners over No. 1-seeded Scott Davis and Pate) and the duo of Nastase and Warder. S e cu rity tig h te n e d aro und IgweifuTfie s m u g g lin g trTal By PltBO OOODALL AP Sports Writer •• TAM PA — "' AUWnljm Kiia’ UiW enforcement officials ar en' t saying much about heightened seciirlty that stole the spotlight on the third day or Donald Igwebulke's heroin smuggling (rial. " O b v i o u s l y It's been enhanced." Robert Broadus, U.S Marshal Service supervisor, said Wednesday. "B u t other than that, we have no comment." Extra precautions were In­ stituted Just as testimony by the go v e r n me n t ' s key wi t n e s s turned to Igwebulke's alleged Involvement In a smuggling at­ tempt. Ibezlm Of edu, who has pleaded guilty to conspiring with the Minnesota Vikings kicker to Import heroin from Nigeria, had been on the stand for leas than an hour when U.S. District Judge Elizabeth Kovachevlch ordered what was expected to be a short recess. However, the break of "at least 15 minutes" lasted nearly IVb hours after a visibly shaken Ofedu. who had been huddling with the Judge, prosecutors and defense attorneys, was led from the courtroom. Once court resumed, each person entering the courtroom was asked to show Identification. U. S. marshal s wrotg d o w n everyone's numc. address and telephone num ber and also asked If they were a spectator or reporter. have since stayed In touch. Ofedu. who was arrested after accepting some of the heroin '' frtAn *v i i J u to/ cv •U.S:- Customsagents, told Jurors Wednesday that he talked with Igwebulkc by telephone a few days before he planned to make a trip fronv Connecticut to Tampa In Oclo-’ ber. He said Igwebulkc asked him to do two things during his stay: contact Igwebulke's girlfriend (o pick up two stereo speaker stands, and telephone tbckwe to arrange to get a package that also would be delivered to him. Ofedu testified that Igwebulkc also asked if he knew how much "ogoo” — Nigerian for drugs — sold for. The witness said he didn't, but could find out from someone In New York. Ofedu said he was told by a person he knew as "B illy" In Bronx. N.Y.. that a package of "fo u r" — as Ofedu claimed I g w e b u l k c d e s c r i b e d the package — would go for "15W for one." Before Ofedu could explain what that meant, testimony was halted by a defense objection. Lawyers huddled with the Judge, who later asked the witness to |oln the conference. Ofedu did not return to the stand after the cecess, but Is expected resume his testimony today when the jury also may hear taped (elephone conversa­ tions between Ofedu and lgwebulke. Attorneys and U.S. marshals would not say what upset Ofedu or why security was tightened. The FBI confirmed that agents were called to Kovachevlch's court, but declined furth er comment. Prosecutors believe Igwebulke, 32. financed an attempt to smuggle more than a half pound of heroin into Orlando Interna­ tional Airport last October. He faces up to 120 years in prison and 9fi million In fines If con­ victed. A fellow Nigerian. Maduwuba lliekwe. swallowed 33 pellets of the drug before traveling to Florida on a ticket purchased by Igwebulke. He pleaded guilty to smuggling this week, but will not be asked to testify against the football player. Ofedu. 27. said In hts plea agreement last month that he was to accept delivery of the heroin from Ibekwr and that It wus lo be sold In New York. Olrdu. a Bridgeport. Conn., security guard, told Jurors Wednesday that he had known lgwehull}e since 1973 when both played youth soccer in Nigeria. They wound up In the United Stales on college soccer scholar­ ships. Ofedu ut Alabama A&M and Igwebulke al Clemson. and Afl.OO mate you an instant *10, 0 0 0 ° ° WINNER Jactpot gbon away dusty Sri. night AIm play th* all now Twin Triffcta (14 Kxdtinf Rm m ) Thus LsdNs'Ny MMnBdBlOOp.71. - Frss Adrtwsan Man., W*d. Sat. Closdd Sunday Kf*r*ai Group Packages AvaJabk Sorry, you must be U SANFORD ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB North ot Otando. Just ol Hwy. 17-92 301 Dog Track Rd, Longwood 831-1600 I �; J -a **/.*. V T I9 B 8 I f h im % a *, <l j vi *_ ** SM l ! ••***»^^t •*« i _ _ . - •v • sS8BL'*w* > ‘ ‘l i t - £ Santoro Herald. Sanford, Florida — Thursday, April 4, 1901 — j a *, , j . . , . # • * * Sanford Elks Lodge turns 80 IN BRIEF S A N FO R D - Sanford Elks the old County Courthouse. Lodge Is 80 years. That's 80 In the early 1920's, the lodge years of brotherhood and service b e g a n a c o m e b a c k a n d to the community, state, and purchased what was then known nation. Exact dates are unknown as the Rod and O u n C lu b but we can assume that some­ Building on the lakefront. Just time In late 1910 or early 1911. us things ' began to look up. a group of Sanford civic leaders disaster struck again. Th e build­ decided to fomf o new lodge of a ing was completely destroyed by relatively new fraternal order. fire along with most of the club's There were at that time 15 Elks records. Not to be held back, the lodges In Florida. Th e changes members again persevered and that have taken place since 1911 purchased the property on Oak arc hard to Imagine. Th e popula­ Avenue formerly owned by the tion of Florida was 750.000: Order of the Eagles. Seminole County did not yet Things began to look up again, exist but Sanford was already a but following the now familiar thriving city of almost 6.000 pattrrn. disaster struck again In people. Miami had a population 1929. and this time It was a of almost 30.000. major disaster. The Great De­ Sanford Elks Lodge began pression wiped out businesses with 53 members and first met and Individuals world-wide and In what was then l he Sanford the Sanford Elks Lodge was no City Hall. Like most organiza­ exception. After losing all their tions. Sanford Elks have hud properly In 1930. the lodge their share of ups and downs moved to the second floor of the over the years. During the first Bishop building on 1st Street few years the lodge prospered and Palmetto Avenue. Money and available records Indicate a wus very scarce during this membership of approximately period and the lodge duel were 200 by 1915. They then had a 87.50 a year, a large sum of beautiful building constructed as money at that time. It was their first lodge home. Shortly during this very bleak period, after that, however, hard times however, that all Florida Elks hit. and this coupled with the lK*gan what was (o become one absence of many members due of the finest children's hospital to World War I. led to the loss of In the country. In 1931, Harry and Anna this beautiful building. Most old timers will recall this building us Miller of Eustis offered the Elks a Fun Day it Saturday Come one. come all to the Bookertown Community Fun Day. Saturday. April 6. Follow the signs to Bookertown. one-half mile west of the the Port of Sanford. Activities include a basketball game, horseshoes, a garage sale, t-shlrt sale and a food wagon. Proceeds will benefit the Bookertown Community improve­ ment Association. Inc. Public is Invited. No admission will be charged. Oldtimers’ reception elated Longwood Civic League Woman's Club will hold Its Annual Oldtimers' Reception on April 7. 3— 5 p.m. at the clubhouse. ISO W. Church Ave.. Longwood. This Is a wonderful get-together of all the old-time residents from Longwood and woman's club members. Many Interesting stories about Longwood In the early 1900s arc exchanged. For more Information, call 830-5022 or 830-6269. Clog for Camp Challenge There’s going to be some footstompln*. handclappln' and hootin' and hollerin' at Flea World. Highway 17-92. on Sunday. April 7. Florida Easter Seal Society and Hollywood East doggers will host this second Annual Clog-A-Thon to benefit the tamp. Florida's only wheelchair accessible camp for children and adults with disabilities. The fun starts at 8 a.m. and goes non-stop until 5 p.m. Big Red of K— 92 FM will be Joining In the fun as he hosts the awards presentation at 3 p.m. Elghty-flvc percent of the proceeds will go to Camp Challenge. The remaining 15 percent will cover the doggers* travel expenses, enabling this group to perform for future charitable projects. T o make a pledge or donation, call (800) 330-DAWN or (407) 896-7881. hotel building In Umatilla for use ns n hospital or Elks home. In 1933. Florida Elks opened the Harry-Anna Home for Crippled Children. Today, this Is a very modem facility known ns the Florida Elks Children's Hospital and It provides care for disabled children from all walks of life without regard to race, creed or background. Older Elks still refer to this facility as the Harry-Anna Hospital. It Is a matter of record that though money was very scarce during the early '30s. Sanford Elks supported and gnve gener­ ously to support the establish­ ment of this hospital. But the lodge leaders never gave up on the dream of a new lodge home. Finally, after five years of hard w o rk , the lodge purchased another building on August I. 1935. Th is property on the comer of 2nd Street and San Ju a n Avenue Is the present home of Sanford Elks Lodge. This time, disaster did not strike and the mortgage was paid off In Ju ly . 1941. Since that time the lodge has si III hud Its share of ups and downs but always moved forward with a dedication to the principles of the order — charity. Justice, brotherly love, and fidelity. There are those who don't u n d e r s t a n d Just what the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks stands for. A few years ago. a well-known talk show host referred to the Elks as a bunch of old men sitting around a bar. He later apologized on his show when he found out all the charitable works the Elks do for their communities, for children, for veterans, and the list could goon an on. The Sanford Elks Lodge has a l ong hi st or y of servi ce to mankind. In the last few years, the lodge had been very fortu­ nate to have had exalted rulers firmly committed to the princi­ ples of Elkdom. Men like Sam Dunn, noted for his dedication and hard work: Carty Prevatt noted for his Infectious en­ thusiasm; Gary Fehl. noted for his calm and competent leader­ ship; and our present exalted ruler Joe Rogers, noted for his friendly and sociable manner while working hard to uphold the Elks' ^adltlons. Next year's exalted ruler Les Cox. to be Installed April 6. will bring his youthful creativity to bear and. no doubt, put another successful year Into the h ls.jry book. To Elks of other lodges. San­ ford Elks are referred to as the friendly lodge in that friendly city. Flea market to be held The Grace United Methodist Church of Lake Mary. United Methodist Women's group will be holding Its Annual Flea Market. Saturday. April 6. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the church. 499 N. Country Club Road In Lake Mary. All sorts of Items will be lor sale: clothing, furniture, kitchen accessories, books, toys and more. For additional Information, call 322-1472. Ls. * r**.- Officers installed Retirees to meet American Association of Retired Persons, Sanford Chuplcr No. \977..* * !■ ';..* * * * .,irviny. April 11. 11:30 n .m _iiU -te | Sanford Senior Center, First Street A covered dish luncheon will be followed by a presentation by Laura Meyer, customer service representative of Florida Power and Light Company. She will speak about "Personal Safety for the Senior Citizen.'* ,. AU.QftflJfJ?lors.ate,Invited. Formorcdetails.call330-5699. CALENDAR /(•» Officers (or 1990‘01 Sanlord Ladl es ol the E l ks, were Installed recentfyr*lWfRfe/o, from left: Ann McKibbln, trea­ surer; Sue Ingle, secretary; Penny Dunn, vice president and Paulette Thomas, presi­ dent. (U : Overeaters to weigh in A meeting on spirituality In relationships in Overeaters Anonymous Is conducted on Thursdays at 7:45 p.m. In the cufclcrlu at West Lake Hospital. Longwood. For Information, call Charlie at 323-8070. ‘Happy’ wife’s affair puts her in despair East-West Sanford Kiwanis Club meets Thursday at 6 p.m. ul Friendship Lodge. Seventh and Locust. NEW ARRIVALS The following babies were born at Florida Hospital. Alta­ monte Springs. March 10 — Julia and William Gibson. Altamonte Springs, girl. March 11 — Linda and James Polk. Oviedo, girl: Tracy Kelley and Brian Ingram. Casselberry, boy. Ma r c h 12 — Gh u d u and Mi chael Far r an, Al t amont e Springs, boy: Andrea Elbery. Sanford, girl: Sunl MucChlcrte H Floyd Th— trst ytljlIchlieltJ East-West Kiwanis to gather and Paul Kim. Cussclbcrry. girl. March 13 — Cynthia and Robert Hendrickson. Cassel­ berry. girl. March 14 — Zulma Rodriguez. Winter Springs, boy. March 16 — Lorraine and Michael Puppas. Longwood. girl: Pamela Harris and Vincent Dion Muller. Altamonte Springs, boy. March 17 — Dorothy and Michael Andary. Lake Mary. girl. D E A R ABBYt I am In love with u married man. He has four children. I am ulso married with two children. 1 have a great Job und appeur to Ik- very happy. In truth. I am under greut stress, break Into tears for no reason at all. can't sleep or eat. and feel that my life Is on a rollercoaster. From the first, we ugrecd that neither o f us would ever leave our spouses and we would not let our affair Interfere with our marriages. Ol course, that's Impossible. THURSDAY’S PRIME TIME 9 30 I 10:00 I 10:30 I 11:00 I 11:30 (Uw.irn«vjK*!521 ’j ' ,^ 2 ] •••»••• ra m i mum mow (Jf) J M>J u v n m ; r ^ ! r it u m m u m =£5 A D V IC E SU»*fM l u H O A f 15 H AC A ' ALL S CA TS ALL SHOW * rs s n M f f is m rrr il KINDEROARDEN WHTTE COP FANO s . i x . i m n*»*>o Pa.Ia.M n***M »T.nil pm OT.fktPM 90« AUDAY W1DNUOAT L **ot *»*«•• t A»***f l PM..... « ! MOVILIANU 0 1 t l 12 J.V IZK. ■HOWTOM T.M I SU0IACH _____ OHOST S M B * - PnETTV WOMAN AB IG A IL VA N BUREN AU NATURAL PRODUCTS Large selection of foods for special diets - weight loss or weight gain •dietary supplements. Is ti worth It? Of course not. But I’m terrified at the thought of not having him lu m y life — and I don't know why. We txith have loving, earing s|xniscs. so It's mil as (hough we urc lonely, abused or sex-slarved. Some days I feel as though t ill muling apart at the seams How can I break this eyrie? "Just break II oir* sounds so easy, lull I Just can't do It. I see him oflen because we have imilual friends und rnmmunlly activities in common. Please help me. Sign me... MESSED UP IN MICHIGAN DEAR MESSED UP: This may Is It Feeding Tim e For The Beast In The Backyard? sound like a broken record, lull you are sick! Lovesick. And the o n ly 'M s*« Uinaao D*»d ■m s SC i TTVHM iqs *ti <ii 0 * CM M, OoMW 11H i Txuxi la n im t Poxxt M A I __________ f j.r -.t j MTV O K ltckgr f~ UtV I la Mi____________ SsOW .me js p n i s ? « m m Pa»r ia— Hmrn • 11nO. (Sawn O rtlm rt | 0rafX*4 «|CN JHkM*t» *C« A o n ~|» x » s —•k* O nm ri f <m Cm * I DM # 1 1ft a W '(M ,------ W ' llWOtl*. 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Owt i . . . . ** , j ••|ltr« ngna) J i n Am i r ’Pw w M U -M U , U l SweMaf V<# 'G lu*in» j Max**it* ••• , i H i i [ nn I U fU _ k f .i ^ i fM H I I M For 2 4 -h o u r listings, see LEISU R E m agazine of Friday, M arch 29. , c u r t fo r th a t Is psychotherapy. Yes. counseling. I have long inainiatucd that love Is a "m enial disease" — and people can actually become lovesick. You need a therapist to help you become better ac­ quainted with your emotions, and learn how I hey are lied to your physical desires DEAR ABBY: I am quite sure lhal everyone who reads your column has been bored by peo­ ple who are III the habit ol telling long, drawn-out stories lhal are usually pointless and seem end­ less. May I share a wonderful sug­ gestion given to me by a very wise Irleiul? To test the Interest of your audience. It someone Interrupts you In I he middle ot a story and uottodv asks. "A n d then whal luippeud?" — shut up’ I have tried ll many limes over the years, and I must admll. I have shut iqia lot. SAM M Y K . RANCHO M IRAGE You dread that hot day when you have lo turn on your air conditioner for the summer. You know what that old central unit is going to do to utility bills. Bryant has the right stuff to cut your power bills now and for years to come. Call now for a free estimate. 323-2990 1 is*:» ».->?-* AIR MASTERS Air Conditioning •Hooting •ui cm' i h z e a t v ffb rk tu m— m rx« IX-MX ■*■,* D* (V*^* 0k MM* MX toxwsa* Ct x w i Y o u r (J / t H t t d b V v y * �. ■J i w i*. .._ t 4B — Sanford H irald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday, April 4, 1001 Former staffer: Lippman ‘wonderful to work for’ Bp CURT A N D KM O M Associated Press W riter T A L L A H A S S E E - T h e sexual harassment claims or a former Flori­ da House staffer against a key lawmaker got little support from several of her former co-workers who branded her accusations "rid icu­ lous." A special House committee In­ vestigating the case against Rep. Fred Lippman heard Wednesday from several of Kathle Jennings' colleagues during their time In the mid-1960s at the House Regulatory Reform Committee. None wi t n es s e d a n y s e x u a l harassment by Lippman or staff director Ken Sarvis and several doubted It could have happened. "Mr. Lippman and Mr. Sarvis have never done anything, that I have ever witnessed, that wasn't professional — In or out of these offices," said Kathy Crum, who was a committee secre­ tary for six years. She said Lippman sometimes dis­ played physical afTect!on for female and mate staff members, but she never considered It harassment. Both he and Sarvis have dented Ms. Jennings’ claims. "In the mornings h^ walked up to each of us secretaries and kissed us on the cheek. That’s how he was." Asked her opinion or (he claims. Ms. Crum said, "I think It's ridicu­ lous." Ms. J e n n i n g s . 36. was paid •47,000 In a secret 1988 agreement reached to keep her quiet about her sexual harassm ent claims. Th e agreement was voided earlier this year by a circuit Judge and criticized by a Leon County grand Jury. Before testimony began Wednes­ day. the panel voted unanimously to hold In public Its deliberations on whether there Is good reason to believe Lip p m a n was g u ilty of misconduct. Special Prosecutor Jud y Hoyer had recommended the deliber­ ations be closed. “ I think because of the cloud that has really hovered over this entire process, I think It Is beat for the process that the deliberations be In public." said Rep. Lola Frankel, a West Palm Beach Democrat who chairs the panel. The committee was scheduled to resume hearing testimony this af­ ternoon. Its recommendations could result In Llppman's censure, repri­ mand or removal from office. ~ Marcle Vaslllnda. another former Regulatory Reform secretary, told the panel Wednesday that Lippman. D-Holly wood, sometimes touched her hair or hugged her but "not sex­ ually." Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE o r NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hereby given that w* •r* engaged In butlnMS *1 401 Whooping Loop. SI*. 1513. All*, mont* Spring*. FL 12701. Saminol* County, Florid*, under the Flclltlout N«m* ol CBI, and Itiat w# Intend lo r*gitl*r Mid nam* with th* Secretary ol State. Tallahassee, Florida. In ac­ cordance with the provlilont ol th* F let! Ilout Nam* Sietuie, To Wit: Section H I M. Florida Statutes Hit. CREATIVE BUSINESS INTERIORS. INC. Sutonk Teuton. Pret. Publlih: April 4. t*T1 DEE-14 Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 3300 East Highway 4*. Sanlord. Sem­ inole County. Florida, under th* Fictitious Nemo ol FA M ILY GROCERY STORE end that I Intend to register said name with th* Secretary ol State, Tallahassee, Florida, In ac­ cordance with th* provisions ol the Fictitious Nam* Statute, To-WII: Section MS Of. Florida Statute* m r. Ra|atle Muhammad Publish: April A lffl D EE It ______________________ LEOAL ADVERTISEMENT ■IDfNtel-Jt N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, that Its* City ol Sanford, Florida wll‘ receive sealed Md* up lo 1:10 P.M. on Tuesday. April jo. m i, In th* Purchasing v - jfre M M im fltJ-tk* follow >i-u i' s i ™. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH ."J0ICIAL CIRCUITIN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION c a s e n o . toaisa-CA-ie-o THE FIRST. F. A,, INTERIOR .11FURRISHMENT OF TWO (1) PRESTHESSEO CONCRETE OROUHO STORAGETANKS All bids are to bo delivered or mailed to: Th* City ol Sanford. Purchasing Office. MO N. Park vt. Avenue, Sanlord. Florida 22771 K EN T MALLOY HOMES. INC., e F lor Id* corporellon. el al.. Th* seeled bWt will be publicly Defendant* j m ;. * trm r. ' N d r f a b F f i f L E .......... T 2:00 P.M. In th* City Com mission Chambers, Room 117 Notice It hereby given that SanfordCIty Hall. pursuant to the Final judgment SpecIlka liens and th* areper ol Forecloture end eel* entered Md terms are available, at no In the cause pending In th* cost. In th* Purchasing Office, Circuit Court In and tor Sami Room 241, MO N. Park Avenue, note County. Florida, being Civil Sanford. Florida. 1407) DO let] Number 40 4730XA 14 G. the Facsimile or telegraphic bids jnderslgnod Clerk will sail Ihe will not bo acceptable. property situated In Seminal* Th* City ol Sanlord reserves County, F lorIda. described as: th* right lo accept or ro|*cl any Lol 1, Carrington Wood* Unit I. according to the plat thereof or oil bid*, wllh or without causa, to walvo technicalities or as recorded In Plat Book 40, to accept th* bid which In It* Pages t l 100. ot th* Public lodgement boat serves th* Inter­ Records of Seminole County, est otth# City. Florida. at public salt, to the highest C IT Y OF SANFORD bidder lor cash at 11:00 A M. on Welter Shearln Purchasing Agent the ISth day ol April, m i. at the April I, m i West Front Door ol the Court house In Seminole County In Publish: April A Ittl DEEM Sanford. Florida. IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT O A T E D this ISth day ot OF THE EIGHTEENTH March, lffl. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, (SEAL) IN A N D FO R ' Clerk oltht Circuit Court SEMINOLE COUNTY. By: lone E. Jasawic FLORIDA Deputy Clerk CASE NO. f*-S174-CA-1AO Publish March I t A April 4. B A R N E T T B A N K OF mi CENTRAL FLORIDA, N A.. * DEO IS* national banking organisation, Plaintiff, v*. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT C A D D IE C O N S T R U C T IO N INANO FOR COMPANY, INC . *1*1.. SEMINOLE COUNTY. Dotendon Is. FLORIDA CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE CASE NO.: 44 4413-CA-I4 O NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN LOUIS BRUNO. that pursuant to a Summary Plalnlill. Final Judgment of Foreclosure vs entered In th* above entitled RUSSELLH HARPERS cause In th* Circuit Court ol the JANICE F HARPER. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In Defendants end lor Seminole County. Florl NO TICEOFSALE do. I will soil at public auction to' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the highest bidder for cash at that pursuant to Final Judgment lh* west Iront door ol the ol Foreclosure dated March 21. Courthouse In the City ol San­ Ittl in Casa No SOUIJCA lord. Seminole County. Florida, 14 G in the Circuit Court In and at Ihe hour ol 11:00 am . on April lor Seminole County. Florida. In 30. m i. that certain parcel ol which LOUIS BRUNO is the reel properly described as Plainllll and RUSSELL H follows H A R P E R A J A N IC E F Unit 331. LA K E HOW ELL HARPER are the Defendants. I ARMS CONDOMINIUM. * Con will sail to the highest and best dominium according to the Dec bidder lor cosh et 11 00 A M on lerallon el Condominium end the Urd dey ot April, m i, at th* eihiblts onnosod thereto, re Iront steps ol th* Seminole corded It February Ite3 In County Courthouse. Sanlord. Official Records Book 1377. Florida, the following described Page 1144. Public Records ol reel property as sat forth In the Seminole County. Florida, as Final Judgment el Foreclosure amended, together with an un Lol 11. PALM HAMMOCK divided Interest in the common ALLOTMENT, according to the elements end limited common Plat thereof as recorded in Plat elements declared In said Dec Boos I Page I0a. Public Rec iaration ol Condominium to bo ords ol Seminole County. Florl an appurtenant* lo lh* above da condominium unit. D A TE D this l l l h day o< Dated this 2Hh day ot March. March. ItSI mi MARVANNE MORSE MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE C LER K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT CIRCUIT COURT BV Jena E Jasawic By Jane E Jesewlc As Oeputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Publish March 21 A April 4. Publlsn March 2« A April A mi mi OED 21* OED 2M Plelntlll, CELEBRITY CIPHER C w t r t l CePwv <>,prog, amt *• U H H 4 hen, g jM e la ,* t , Iwnous m r e past m o a n M « * • 'I T JK I ecu w i n w tn» c*mw Mmds w iM n iiu k iiiu w ii Y M H I H P M K Y V K Y B H K . U H C C H M K H H 5 F C C N H T T V X M . ‘ O F S R C * K — C F U H R S B F C C F U R K T Y M L P PREVIOUS SOLUTION "I'm nol there lo enlertain people We re Iher# lo do something together " — Neil Diamond Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 1IV»A East Altamonte Or., 1120. Altamonte Springs. FL 32701, Seminole County, Florid*, under the Fictitious Name ol DS D E­ SIGN, and thal I Intend to register said nam* with the Secretary at State, Tallahassee, Florid*. In accordance with the provisions ot th* Fictitious Nam* Statute. To-WIt: Section bsl Ot. Florida Statute* 1437. DannM. Stubbs Publish: April A Iff) DEE-41 ^ IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIG H TEEN TH JUOtCIALCIRCUIT FOR TH E STATE OF FLORIDA INANO FOR SEAUNDLE COUNTY FLORIDA Casa Ha. te ssooCAU G General Jurlsdlctten GOVERNMENT NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, Plainllll. vs. JOSEPH C. BROWN. «tal.. Defendants. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE .... dSfflfWr— Notice I* hereby given that the undersigned Maryann* Mors*. Clerk ot lh* Circuit Court of Semi nol* County. Florida, will, on the 31th day ol April, Ittl, al 11:00 A.M.. at th* Wtst Front door ol lh* Seminote County Courthouse. In lh* City ol San­ lord, Florida, otter lor sate and sail *1 public outcry lo th* highest and besl bidder lor cash, th* following described property situated In Seminole County, Florid*, to wit: Lot 13. H ID D E N L A K E PHASE III. UNIT III. according to tha plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book 37. Pago* 10 and 31, Public Records ol Somlnol* County, Florid*, pursuant lo the IInal decree ol toroclosur* entered In a case pending In said Court, th* stylo Of which Is: GOVERNM ENT NATIO N AL MORTGAGE AS SOCIATION. VS. JOSEPH C. BROWN, etal. WITNESS my hand and ot flclal seal ol said Court this 33th day ol March, INI. (SEAL) By: Jan* E Jasawic Deputy Clerk Publish: March 21 1 April A ml OED 237 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It htrtby given that I am engaged In business et 242 Mottwood Clr.. Winter Springs. FL 32704. Seminole County, Florida, under lh* Fictitious Nemo ol CENTURION SECU R ITY . and that I Inland to register said name with lh* Secretary el Slete. Tallahassee. Florida, in accordance wllh th* provisions ol lh* Fictitious Nemo Statute. To Wit Section 441 0*. Florida Statutes 1437. Stephan A. Ellis Publish: April A m i OEE 42 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that th* underslgntd will rtgls lor wllh tha Department ol State. Fictitious Nome Rtglstr* tlon. Tallahasio*. Florida M302 1300. as required by Sec lion 441 0*. Florida Statute*, th* following flclltleu* nam* MARINERS VILLAGE APTS under which nam* th* un her signed eipecls to engeg* In bus meet al 1301 Orlando Orly* Sanford. Florida 12773 (Corporal* Seal) MARINER S VILLAGE APARTMENTS OF SANFORD. LTO . a Florida Limited Partnership By CM IF LADA INVESTM ENTSN V . INC . e Netherlands Antilles Corporation author lied to do business In th* Slat* ot Florida. Central Partner By FredR Tuerpe. Assistant Secretary Publish April A lffl D E E 1*______________________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIO US NAME LAW N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, under Chapter to 247 that the undersigned desiring to engage In business under th* fic titio u s nam* ol COM P U T E R I2 E D M O N ITO R IN G SERVICES INC located at P O Bor 12174*. m th* City ol Long wood Sommoto County. Florida, intends to register lh* said name wllh lh* Olvlsion ot Corporations ol tha Dopartmani ol State Security Monitor ing Services, Inc Publish April A m l DEE 33 i 7 1 - H e lp W a n te d CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611___________ 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS P R IV A TE PARTY RATES M i a ■ . &JB f J t M N M V U n FRIDAY CLOSED MTURM V • C h M e iy ---------- 1 M 14 le— m thi ttogg. . . W i I n » . W . B» I fln,ll"1! 1 I**1' " !? ! <* M l * •* ■ MV m tn per Ittae, based *• a 3 Me ad 3 Um “ ‘ W OOD P A L L E T R EP AIR S ) Tools. PU truck, home repair shop, bondable rag'd.. J2II423 * ACRYLIC GLAZEItS * 31) Hr. • FT/P T • Company training • Rapid Advancement • Dealer position Call today HU-444-TUI DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 13 Noon Th* Day fetors Publication Sunday And Monday I K P.M. Friday A D J U S T M E N T S A N D C R E D IT S t In 11m RVEnt of an o rro r In on ad, ttw Sanlord Herald w ill b g m p o n ilb lg tor tho flrat IMart ion only and only to ft*# extant ol ttw cost of H ist Imortioft. Ptoas* chock you r ad for accuracy tha f lrtt d a y It runs. Part time - Aul3t with actlvt ly p la n n in g . N aad ta ll motivated, energetic person, previous experience pro lerred Apply: MOMellonvIlte Ave Sanford ADO TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOW CALL 122*43**022-4223 t o Veer Hants TMs Seed? No nights, weekends or holi­ days. Perl lime Monday thru Friday day hours. Earn SSI7 per hourr.Cari Call Merry Melds, MI-3441 ASSISTANT MANAGER Good medical benefits, full time, 2PM I0PM. Apply In person. Speedway Slarvln Marvin, 44X W. St. Rd. 40, Sanlord____________________ CHILDCARE TEACHER'S AIM P /T. 0:30 3:30. M -F . Start 44.33 hr. Applyi Q K p k o N Haw*. 3334 Elm Ave. SaaOord. CONSTRUCTION ALL TRADES 31— P trs o n a ls ___ 27— N u rstry 4 Child Cart ADOPTIONS Free medical car*, transpor­ tation. countallng. private doctor plus llvng expenses Can Attorney Jatot Frick*r nea-toTste*_______________ U R O E N T -C H A R L E S R U3HI Contact attorney. M r. Bell. Call collect: 1443 443#*** _ _ _ J* ^ A e rte t* ^ _ ^ ^ _ SANFORD AREA. In my home Hot meal* 4 snacks. 44. 1-3 yrs. After school. 321-74*1 SM ALL QU ALITY HOME LIKE D a y c e r * A P re s c h s e l. Openings! Moate, teaming program! Playground! Fully Ik'd I Lk.J 114-2.-......321-7433 23— L o s tD Found 35— Training 4 Education LOSTII PUPII Small all whit* long hair. Female. Bahama Jeg'i area. RGWAROIS4I 32)2t»* A L L TRADES bo tall employed! Learn usllmalotl How lo got |obsI Free Samlnarl 321-3133 25— S p t c lil N o tic e s " BECOME A NOTARY For Details: I 400433 4214 ^__FI*rte*_te*t«rjr_Ais*ctolli*n_ 27— N u rs try A C h ild C ard 99— Miscellaneous Tired ol Law Ranh Interest7 I will Pay you Doubt* I Secured, sate. Bill 311-3712 t l — Money to Lend D A Y C A R E O P E N I N O . my Hidden Lk. home. Rat's. 7AM-4PM. H27C413121-4142 H A PPY ACRES EARLY LEAR N IN O C E N TE R I Love ly country setting! 2212001 ACTION LOANS Regardless ol credltll 3100 to 310,000 g i l l .........4*7-344-4000 A3— Mortgages Bought 4 Sold I BUY ANDSELL MORTGAGES NATIONWIDE CALL P ill A.U-4C7) 122 J/l U N ITE O S TA TE S DISTRICT CO URT M IDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Co m No. Fb-444-Clv-OrMt U N ITE O S TA TE S OF AM ERICA. Plainllll, v -UC-HAfcS*.- GfcEUr.,- — — M ARY L BROWN; *1*1 . Oelendenlt. AM ENDED ORDER OF SERVICE BY PUBLICATION This causa cam* to b* heard upon Plaintiffs Motion lor O r­ der of Service by Publlcallen, and It appearing that this action has been brought tor th* onlor cement of * |l*n against reel proper)/ situated In Seminole County within lh* Middle Dis­ trict ol Florida end described at totlows: Lott 247 end 241. MAP OF M IDW AY, according to th* Plat thereof as recorded In Piet Book 1. Peg* 41, ot tho Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida, and It further appearing that Dafondant M ary L. Brown cannot be served within th* State ot Florida: that It It not p ra c tic a b le lo to rv * her personally tor lh* whereabouts or roildtnco ol said Defendant ar* unknown and Dafondant Mary L. Brown ha* not volun larlly appeared herein: It It therefor* ORDERED** follows I. Defendant Mary L. Brown shall appear In this causa and plead to lh* complaint Iliad herein on or belor* May 3. m i or In default thereof. Itw Court shall proceed to ludgmonl In this causa to th* extent provided tor by SecHon 1433. Till* 3*. United States Code, o* II said Deten dant had been served wllh process within lh* State ol Florida 1. This order b* published In a newspaper ot general clrcul* tlon In Somlnol* County. Florl da. not last than one* each week lor sis consecutive weeks prior lo lh* return date herein above designated DONE AND ORD ER ED at Orlando Florida, this 24th day of February, m i. PatrlclaC. Fawsett U N ITE O S TA TE S DISTRICT JUDGE Publish March 14. 31. 24 A April 4.11.14. m i OEOJ7 U N ITED S T A T E ! DISTRICT COURT M IDOLE DISTRICT OF FLORIOA ORLANDO DIVISION COURT NO: 4*414 Civ Or 114 U N ITE D S TA TE S OF AMERICA. Plaintill, — vi Paul W Robinson 4 Virginia M Robinson OetendanKtl NOTICE OF SALE Notice It hereby given that pursuant to a Summary Judg men I entered on January 4. m i by the above entitled Court In th* above cause, th* under signed United Stetes Marshal or on* ol hit duly authorized depute* will sell Its* proper!* Situate In Saminol* County Florid*, described as L o t a. W A S H I N G T O N HEIGHTS, according to the Plat thereof es recorded in Plat Boon 1 peg* 17. ol lh* Public Records ot Sens Inal* County. F lor id* *1 public outcry to lh# highest and best bidder lor cash al tj O'clock noon on May I m i al its* West door ol lh* Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. F tor Id* Dated February J7, m i JAMES A TASSONE U N IT E D STATES MARSHAL s M IDOLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ROBERT W GEN2MAN U N ITE O S TA TE S A TTO R N EY M ID O LE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA Publish March 14. 2! 2* 4 Apr I 4. m s DEO J* 7T— Help Wanted EMPLOYMENT 323-5176 _____________ NSW. ISth It. EARN 3104-31000 W "E K I Stull envelopes el hem*. No costl —'JC IA 7 M I V W . O M f a irw r PO Box 371330-C, 7 1 -H e lp W e n te d LAUNDRY AIM S TA IN E D /B EV ELED G la il Experience preferred. Good benefits Full tlmg. !-11:J0PM and alternate weabandk, 4-1:10 PM. Apply 1-3 PM. Mon.- Frt., VOTG Retirement, Longwood. 414 to Weklva Spring* Rd to 1st light. Right on Sable Palm Dr,, second right____________ U M 1 MAINT. PERSON ACTIVITYASSISTANT Hillkmfl HmMi Cart Center Tricot above reflect o t l .30 cosh discount lor prompt payment. Schedul­ ing may Include Herald Advertiser of (he cost of an additional day. Cancel when you get results. Pay only lor days your od runs ot rat* eorned Use lull description lor lostosl results.'Copy mutt follow occeptobl* 71— H elp W a n te d Local/Caribbean. T* 341/HR l-44T-4W-*4*rralesi3 BetldersFee Part time. Prater retire*. *L P N * Full or Perl lima, tar II I and l i t shills Immadiateopening com potetlvo s a la ry and bonoflH Apply: D l AAR Y MANOR 44 N. Mwy.tF/fl M a r y . M-F. 4AM -4PM..... EOE ___________444-4414__________ *L R N * Full or Port time, tor 11-7 and 1 11shifts. Immediate opening co m p e titiv e s a la ry and benefit*. Apply: OEBART MANOR 44N.Hury.lTm M e r y . M-F, 4AM-4 FM....EOE 444-4424 MEDICAL ★ ★ LPN's ★ ★ ★ ★ CNA’s ★ ★ ★ FULL AND P A R T TIME • D A T AND E V E N IN G SHIFTS • GOOO B E N E F ITS Call tor appointment, 110*200 Longwood Healthcare...... CEO MEDICAL TIRNSCfimONIST COOR-PART TIME Tuts.- Sat., daytime, flexible. Knowledge ot seafood a plus. Apply Monday Friday, 104. 3401 6. SI Rd 44____________ For busy orthopedic practice. Call Sheren 747 3525 _______ MEDICAL * LAUNDRY AIM * MTCARE Lk. Mary art* Must be over 31 and have exp P/T or F/T. ___________ 223-1*54___________ OOO RATHER/BRUSHER Part time. 334-4303 laava mestag* EARN 3204 to 3504 per week Reading Book* at homo. Call I 413-471 2440 Ext. B424 EXPERIENCED MACHINIST With necoltary Impaction tools. Apply In person. SOI Airport Bind, Sanlord________ FULL OR PART TIME Couples and individuals for |ob ol your own. Will ottitl you tor splendid opportunity. ___________ 33T-M14___________ F U L L E R BRUSH REPS needed Small starter kit tee. BUY erS ELLI 14*3-0447 O E T PAID lor taking ttty snapshots! No oxparlonco. 3*00 par 100 Call I J002M34J4 tS0*f/mln) or Write: PASE I7S. 141 S. Lincolnway. N. Aurora. IL 40542____________ GOOD WORKERS H E ED ED II D U L Y WORK D A ILY PAY Call Bob........321-2131 alter )pm HOUSEMEN Floor car* experience * plus I For full tlmo and part time openings 7:30 - 4 00 PM with alternate weekends. Good bonellts. Apply M -F 1:003:00 PM. Villa go on th# Green. Retirement, Langwrod EOE. - - Md*- ,o kW otxj'Sprf.Tjv-R-J: -is- ill light, right on Sable Palm Dr.Jndtighl. Part time, rotating shifts. Call tor appointment. 334-*200 Longwood Health Care.......ECO P/T MECHANICS HELTER Sat. A Sun. Apply In person Santerd A mace, 123* 1 O r­ lande Or. Santerd. PROPERTY MANAGER R a t p o n i l b l * l o r lla ld/m a lnla na nca craw , multi family and other ren­ tals. Send return* to PO Box GG. Sanlord. FI 12772 ________ Attn; Dome_________ RECESSION7D0N1 WORRY! E a rn Sl.OOO/wk slutting envelopes at horn*. Send S A .S E .t o A Z Dltt. 134 W SR 41414044 12 Winter Spgs. 12704 SALES MANAGER S4IK+- llrst year potential 1 int'l company expanding Into centre! Florida. II you ar* a pro. obl* to recruit, train and menage tale* tore*, land re­ turn* to: M r. Keenan PO Box 372?. wmvr-OprX ^ W U f lM W K m Saks Riprtstntatm N ttS d! Salary plu* commission. Women encouraged to apply. ___________321-7134_________ SECURITY O FFIC ER S - HS grad, guard license required. Metre Security 1-43MTT4 SERVERS Apply In person Monday *hru ~ K / i 'a a V .-e e f vi¥4 n T H i U " PM 4 00PM Bahama Jue't, 2144 3. Frtnch A vt. Sanlord. students, need potential artists to team tho erf glass ♦rede............................m-1344 * * * VOLT * *• TEMPORARY SERVICES ________ M I B H R t ________ •ANTED WAITRESSES COOKS AND HOSTESSES. Alt three ihttt*. Good |ob. great benaflttl Call 1214440 WaHteHouee 4744W. St IN 44, Saaterd WANTEDAUVE, NOT DEAD)! Talephon* salespeople who lev* to talk and desire to make atot ol money. Only ambitious need apply. Coll Olan Mill* i 4AM iand tl noon or aPMandtPM. M H S C — .EOE M l L ■ ■- ne rm o n o yeonwrv i/i i m i i 34-313.30 p a r hour plus benefits. Will train. Needed now! I lYl-J**# ... Agent 73— E m p lo y m e n t W a n te d W ILL CARE tor elderly lady or gentleman, live In. Hava ref­ erences!................. 121-4334 91— A p a rtm e n ts / House to S h in LARQE private room, kitchen, bath. 370/wk. complete turn. Deposit/Lets*. 1304313 >3— R o om s fo r R tn t C LE A N ROOM S, kitchen A laundry facilities. Cable TV. Starting at 373/wk,.....J 4 4 W SANFORD! Lg. airy room A btti. Prlv. *ntr„ off at parking, 341/Wk. tec...... 23*-)2fT/mso SANFORD, r m . wllh emenillet. Mature non drinker, no drugs I 373ewk. 134-7*31 er!40-TS*4 S AN FO RD - room, private entrance w/kltch*n end wether/dryer prlv. 330-1330 SANFORD-Lg. bdrm. w/prlv. bath. Included ell house prlv. and utilities. Male preferred. 473 ewk. 3100 sac. dep. • * eHI - Ml S* * • 97— A p a rtm e n ts F u rn is h e d / R tn t SANFORD - t bdrm, complete privacy clot* t o downtown I 3100 per week plus 3300 tecurl ty Includes utllltes. 123-2244 EFFIC IEN C Y A F T . - Sanlord area. Call for Into. Broker Owner, 323 SWJ or 333 1147 /ONE B IO R O O M . Private. Single, no pots. 3110 wk. or 3173mo., ulll. Inc I 33M7T2 REM ODELED 1 bdrm. I bath apt! All Mil* od., 3440/ma. or — UULMlULgltf -lt L , ■ , 321 4343 °J!® ' Apl. Util. Included. Clot* lo downtown. 123-*21t/tv. msq* SANFORD • Largo studio w / u t lllll* t , 3421/mo or 3123/wk plus deposit 133 *4*1 SANFORD - 1 A 1 Bdrm. Apts' Furn or untuml Clean. 3300 A Upl Sec, dep. 4200, R»(223 W 2 with tront porch, I block from new hospital. SI IS per week plus 3230security. 1U-224* PROF ES SION AL PAPER HANGER BEST PRICES!I 10 Yrs.axp. Freo est, 322 1444 Land Ciearing Accounting & Tax Service INCOME TAX SERVICE!! Electronic Filing Rapid Refund 4Month Eitanttont Filed *10 KRISTI DAWN COMFANV *00 No. Hwy 17/01 Longwood * wCALL 767-7502* * TAX A ACCOUNTINOI Small business censvltingl Oualllled A full SVCacceunttng 143 2273 Additions & Remodeling Bl LL ST RIPP Custom Hemet IRROOI1144KITCHENS. BATHS ADDITIONS 407 4*1 741* Appliances NEW/USED APPLIANCES Buy/Sell e Rtcend/ Guaranteed HOME APPUANCE-322-3IS3 A u to m o tive D e ta ilin g ' CLO Reed Service. Truck, auto. AC A tire repair Anywhere! J T ilv i* d j£ 334-1433 Building Contractors M ARK M cCARTY gen con tractor Remodeling. Res A Comm CGCQ44103 331-4*7* N E W .R EM O D EL REPAIR HOMES. OFFICES. STORES Alt types conslrvctlon. Res/Cem 22) 44)2 S O Balmf. CBCOltsao Carpentry CARPENTRY. Home repairs, remodel . Decks, iltedi A Garages Q U ALITYI 221 244* CARPENTER All kinds ol home rvpdirt. panting 4 c«rwmic h(« Riclurd G r e u .... I ll l« n Cleaning Service * Hargis Cleaning Service* Speclallies In Olltce cleaning! 24 Hr. Servke.............177 3471 JOY'S Cteanlng Service. Rales Irom 321 A up. lie , bond A Ins Rts/comm ........ I T E A M C LEAN HOME AND O FFICE CLEANINOI 20 yrs tip , A reliable LOW rates. FREE est 210 4331 Electrical BOOTH E LE CTR IC Rtslden llal/Commerclal. Free est I *EROOOOT42f ............. 471 1333 Bait & Tackle* M ARC A N TH O N Y -S I 1)4 W SR434 Winter Spgs. Fish/hunt IKS. Warms 20% attl 127 3*1* Fence FENCING *11 types. Inttalla lio n end re p a irs F re e estimates Kevin, 210 H14 Sharp Fence I 1st Ret* work LOW price! Free *tt Wood, chalnlink A repairs 122 *421 Handy Man ""* C A R P E N T R Y , M ASO N AR Y painting and file work Free estimates Lltc’d Call 2124121 GENERAL REPAIRS, drywall. carpentry, painting Free estimates 1122 la g P A IN T , dry w all, flooring carpentry end mi sc repairs Reasonable/Freeest 2*433*2 PAINT, yard work, root house cleaning.descreening, window cleaning end repaes see 71*7 Flooring H o m e Im p r o v e m e n t FLOORS SHAKE OR SAG? A L L HOM E Improvements M*io« remodeling doors A trim 31 yrs 441 1343. eves W* level lioors and ipeciallt* In water and termite damage 74 yrs exp *17 4*0121)______ Cleaning Service C A TH Y ’S CLEANING SERV ICE References, returnable rales Licensed I Call 121 7*70 C LE A N IN G Spring Cleaning! Wash windows, im* cabinets wallpaper! M l *14*__________ Home Repairs HOMEOWNER 3 HELPER Knowledgeable Exp'd.Reas * Carpentry a Plumbing * E lectrical a D rywalt H i 7*t7 RON COLLIER'S Ramadalmg! Carpentry, rool-ng painting "No t*0 to* tmallt" lit 4421 PLANO CLEARINO. O lA C K HOE WORK, ■ HAULING. ^ ^ A L L R O C K IT U A W ^ Akins Paving A Const., Inc.. Drive ways, patios A walktl FretMt I Lie. A Ins. 123-1120 Landscaping P lu m b in g Randy's Quality Lawn, that special touch, since IfSl. ^om^er*Mr#*eiM22ig7l* Lawn Service A Q U A L IT Y C U TS I Owner menaged/operatedl Area ret Ret/Comm Free est ..131-1*13 COMPLETE Quality Lawn A Landscaping. Tree Service A Irrigation, competitive rates. tree est ImatesSunny'*122 7424 ECHOLS TREE i LAWN SVC For dependnbte. quality lawn car* at LOW rales! 223 1244 Lawn Car*. FR EE M il Christian firefighter. Esc. Service! Evening*221*712 LAWN M A I N T E N E N C E Weekly or I time service Low rote*. Cell Tom.......... 122422* PROFESSIONAL GARDENER Mowing, edging, resodding. clean upl Free est 2220*41 SUMMER'S H E R EI Cell 231 *347 For Total Lawn Caro Service I Ask tor Jett Smith W ILL HAUL trash, clean (tower beds/yards Reasonable rates Jack. 1)3 7173 alter 7PM M a s o n ry * JA YN E'S MASONRY. Block, brick, concrete, toolings Rea sonabte Ratesl 3223413 TWP MASONRY. Brick, block, stucco, concrete Renovations i *. - i m t:i : M o v in g & H a u lin g B A R HAULINO. Yard trash, appl . turn Chaaa on lima I til Call Ray 137 7M7 * a a H A U L IN O .y a rd trash, appliances, furniture, trash ol any kind 1Richard.......172 T743 X P R E 3 S M O V I N G A DE LIVERY I bdrm apl 31)0 30' 1 bdrm 31*0 00 com pletet Call ter dalasis I 240*723 Painting A C C E N T P A IN T IN G Ini rooms. 322 A up Ext 1)7) A up 13 rr* experience 222 *143 CAMPION Custom Poleiteg inI tri or /ti ter io> Oependa b>* Ret t Oovu. 323 4021 HOPKINS PLUMBING All your plumbing needs! 24 hours I SRF0017770 122 24*4 RBM Plumbing Inc. Repair, remodeling, alterations. So Hekla Espanot CFC0S0142 3*2 7111 Pressure Cleaning AFFORDABLE HOME CARE # Average Site House...... W1 * Average Slta Rent 341 a Driveways • Pool Decks • Pro Exterior Painting a Ut'd. a Ins 1104.1) 1*5*1 KENM ORE R AN G E. Seers. electric Full site avocado Works final 47) 124 444* PRESSURE CLEANINO MAN. Houses Irom 341 quotes by phonal Cell Reqer. 114444* Roo! ing ATLAS ROOFINO. rtroollng A repairs, besl price around Quality! RC0O*O4flat) 1st* Satellite Repairs ATTN: SATELLITE OWNERSI W* sve all makes of Satellite Syt Fast service, reasonable 417H I 1247 p rlC M t _________ Swimming Poo! Service AORI GREEN Pool A Lawn service Llghl scaping Ir r,gallon, lawn spray 1UIM 4 Tile T.N .T. T I L E 4 M A R K Com m ercial, retiden Small Installations to ptete renovations Llcent Insured Til* available t retell' Fie*estimates'Ci 4*7 *4* 23)4 Tree Servict ECHOLS TREE • LAW! Free estimates 1Fair P Lk ...Ins...Slump Grind,, 123 222*day ar nit, “ Lai Th* Pretestwnali F A M IL Y T R E E SERVI CE Trae* down and gone! W* beat any Ml I L K and ins 4444127 Adrcrtise Your Itusinrxs I'l'rry D a y lo r l.v Loir A.s $45 Dvr Month, ('a ll (.1assijivd. 522 2HII �i \ Sanlord Herald. Sanford, Florida — Thursday. Aortl 4. 1891 — i 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent 11*— R e a l E s ta te M anagem ent * * BRMDNEW* * C LEAN cary I bdrm. C/H/A Yard maintained Nice yard. 51/5per month. Phone 171 3150 DEBARY Qulel neighborhood. 1 bdrm . dote lo IF f t A I a. 5415/mo NT M l W83 alter 5 DELTONA, nice dean 1/1. CHA available now! 5400 mo M l-M M lIO ar FM7»M41t CENTURY 21 ROSECLIFF APARTMENTS New 3 bedroom apartments, lor SS10. W D connection*, screened polio* and extra storage clow I l i t ; *q II Loco led on Lk MaryBlvd Coll in 11SS Equal Homing Opporlunl ty I COEVIUA APTS. DELTONA MODEL HOME SPACIOUS 1 1 2 BORMS Qulel ond convenient with pool, lennit. clubhouse • N ic e • C LEA N • AFFO R D AB LE Iiao Ridgewood Ave. Sonlord CALL 330-1431 [C U T E ONE BEOR0OM . FL rm,. corprt ond curlolnt Avoliable April I No pelt m i « *ec lie toe*_______ HEAR INC QUIET!! Single r y iludlo. 1 t 1 Bdrm Apt* Mony extra* Incl storage space! Qulel. coty community' Nice lohdtcap 1log On tile manager* who [ CAR E11 Starling ol S3I0/mo HD COURT....323-3301 3 bdrm 1 bath, large yard Children'patt OK 5300 per month Call m -T m ♦ ♦ HIDDEN LAME ♦ ♦ 3/1. new carpel, vinyl and paint Incl rang*, frig, d wather. ditpotal. CHA Good Location Like newt 1050 mo 5500 tec 311M i l Alter Si IM IFFS. Aik ler Jim.________ Call 321-0584 IM M ED IATE OCCUPANCVII ♦ MOVE IN SPECIAL ♦ ♦ 1 MONTH FREE ♦ O P E N M O N .-F R I..1 } SAT. l i l. SUNDAY I I LOCAL AREA. Big one A Ino bedroom Firtl month* rent plot depotll 11I>H>________ ONE BEDROOM, garage opt In quit! neighborhood 1)00 a mots I mo toe ) » » ) ! O P E N HOUSE FR O M F I ] , SATUROAYI LA KE JENNIE A P TS I I bdrm apt* with C/M/A from *J40'mo include* water 1 gat, troher 111 in* DORCHESTER APTS. Lake Mary 113 4*11 Call between 11AM 5PM SANFORD walk lo town Irom Park 1 bdrm apltl P orrhltrB rk. ul i pd 1*-',*'^SANFORD 1 "bdrm . kitchen equipped, water furnished. no pelt Call ms_________ SANFORD ixM Sanlord A.e J bdrm HIS plut deposit Quiet and tale Call 133 era)_______ SANFORD 1 bdrm I balh. wather. dryer, relrlgeralor. tlave. garbage disposal dith m jth -v ...V < M 'r r * .p lr t *y 2550 S Park Ave Phcre UFO IM1 ___ 1 R E D R O O M . 1 bath, wather/dryer. 5415 month. United Reilly tie i m 101— Houses Furnished / Rent SANFORD •furnished I bdrm appliance).5150per month P A U L A B E T H OSBORNE VEN TU R E I PROPERTIES _________ m -em ________ Call alter 1PM 111 IMF 1 BDRM., in Sanlord 1115 per month plut tecurlty depotll Coll alter 1PM 111 1**7 The Prudential Florida Realty PINE RIDGE CLUB! 1 5 3 Bdrm Condo* available Irom 5471 S E C M Inc . Lie Heal Estate Broker. *51 5504 LOOKING F0RAH0ME? TOWNHOUSE Pleatelelmehelp Sanlord. 3 bdrm 1 bath laundry, pool, private park log 5*15 per month. 131 F lu TUSCAW ILLA Large I bdrm 111 bath screened pat lot. area pool, 1700 tint month 3** 4*71 Call Bob Gitioiy, REALTOR ........................... 311*e*t ii\ n . B UILO ErS SPEC HOMES Include* Screened Pool Special Rat* Financing ________Call m im DEBARV BY OWNER 1/1 tpllt plan. I yr old1 Cathedral celling*, water conditioning tytlem Quick I 4 accett 544.500 3215151 141— H om es fo r Sale At *IIS O A B l f t t n v t v illi POSSIBLE 11,7*4 G OVER NM ENT ASSISTANCE SANFORD Attumable no quality loam in thete area*! Choote hornet from Seminole Orange Volutla'Lakt Countie*! l/ l'i. 1 tlory. family r m , dining rm . living rm. 5M0 a mo HI plut tec 407 141141/ SANFORD. 1/1. w/ FL rm . CHA 5450 * 5450 lor damage step FF4 Ml *545. HilOtllFPM 5 U N L A N D E 5 T A T E S . 101 Oakland Ave. 1/1, 5450 month, 5150 depotll Call H i **ll I BDRM 1.5 BATH, central H A. near Seminole High 5500 per month plut tecurlty Ill-lo s t IMMACULATE LESS THAN $3,200 DOWN 3/l*i. new root, carpet, paint, ter porch, fenced yd. appti ancet. garage 155.F00 HOUSE ON 3 /4 ACRE LESSTHAN 51.IM DOWN Zoned C l. appfiancei. new paint. 3car garage 5FF.FOO 105— DuplexTriplex / Rent POSSIBLE LEASE PURCHASE NEAR TALL TREES AVAILABLE NOW Sanlord. 1 bdrm I balh. central H/A. appliance*, minlt. laundry room, - - r ......... . rd t •i bdrm ll/S a month Plut tecurlty depotil 9*4-775-4511 SANFORD 1 bdrm 1 balh. A'C. carport tMO per month plus security. CafltolFFl* TWO BEDROOM. I bath Ken” tucky Ave., 5115 a month No depoiiitt m it e i_________ 104 ELM AVE. Sanlord I bdrm *I parti its per week plus'tiYJ* depotlt i l l **11 Tie non We list and sell more property than anyone in the Greater Sanford- t i k e M a ry a re a . B EA U TIFU L CUSTON 1/1 Huge great rm . hardwood tloori, beamed ceiling*, fplc . much more 1109.500 LK. MARY 1/1 VILLA Uptcale, gated area w pool F p l c . pati o, a t r i u m Wheelchair accett Near t 4 tee.ooo IDYLLWILDE HOME 15X30 SOLAR POOL .IISTORIC AREA} STORY Pretty 1/1 with hardwood lloori Fenced A many more ilrat you It like 19)000 5 acr« estjle! 4/7. 3500 sq (I . c u t tom built, % u t flOu LAKE MARY LESSTHAN $3,000 DOWN l / t . liv in g , d in in g , (a m ity ro o m * , fe n ce d y a rd , new paint, carpet and tile 549.F00 ASSUMABLE NO QUALIFYING LIKE NEW! 1/1, two tlory, appllancet. fireplace! Privacy tenced yard with pool U4.500 S 37 00 DOWN INCL CLOSING Pinecretl 3 7. living, dining, family rm . tecurlty tytlem. fenced yard tal.FOO 115— Industrial Rentals DON’T PASS THIS BUY Cardinal Oakt tuper 1 7 All the extra* Belt In town A country Now It 19 900 ESPECIALLY FOR TO U Super 17 separate in law ap! Many ilrat on pretty land scaped lot Now 1130.000 LIKE NEW 1/1 Country home. 5 tuper acre) Fully equipped kit One ol a kind Bringhortet 194 000 SEE LAKEMONROE From Ihlt 17 Big kit, pretty wood cabinet) Fence, patio, tprlnkler tyt 5115000 REDUCED IM.OOd Latl new home in unconqetted W aytlde Wood) 4 1 Skylighted dream w pool on 17 acre*. High tropically wooded land 17M 000 PAUL k BE IM OSBORNE VENiURf i PROPERTIES AAA BUSINESS C E N T E R New uttiCe WhM- HO It to 1.4*5 It Bay* with or w/0 oltlcet darling at 1150/mo Hwy I7/F2ASR417 Call lit F ]]« CALL ANYTIME J21 4/bA DEBARV. *44.FOCI 1 yr new 1 7 on big lot! Templin Realty. 130 *410 Joanne **4 510* DELTONA STOP BANK F O R E C L O S I N G on (hit 1 bdrm 1 balh Clote to M l *501 Call Charloltr. ERA Sener Really. 5/4 F i » E. ORANGE COUNTY- J 1 on *4 acre*, large barn tat 000 W. Maliclewtki. Realtor 717/tej________ Come Horne To Country Style Living it BEDROOM SPECIAL IN C . 1/1 NEAR PARK easy shopping cathedral celling*. 77 X II Florida room ST. JGKirS-AKO LX MCK52E ELDER SPRINGS oil Hwy 41/. I A 1 bdrm S/S tS wk . 1150 dep 111 151*or 334-1340 LAKE ASHBY 1/1. partially turn Waltr. tower, garbage Incld 51?SMo m-FOtF_______ SANFORD V I. tor rent, large yard 5150 a Month 1300 tecu rily UIFMF Ivmtq STENSTROM REALTY, 321- 2720 322- 2420 11*5 Park Or . Sanlord 41W Lake Mary B l. Lk Mary • I n Our 35th Year* ! \ 1 A M tP M * 1 &2 @ o u u tn tp BEDROOMS Tfr* { ''it ? ? AVAILABLE ^ apartments Scott A ve H.’O ) P jim e llo A .e 'j an lord mo * BIG YARD S A L E * * F rt and Sat a * M )P M I 31W 1/lkSt. Santocd____________, FRIOAY. 7 :3 0 1 2 3 0 II / Lark wood Dr Sanford L ugg#ge turntfyrp, cfoihen ■ippllj m e t 4 qoodiwf 330*5204 i'Ak£ HOI 540ford Junior and Mfile'll SATURDAY ONLY from a 1 c lotht% plut m ite item* 11'M N. AIRPORT BlVO, TURN WES? 7/10 OF A MILE. SIGN ON HCHT GARAGE S03 E l Pn F pi 4rvd Self YARD SALE A Sun 9 J Carn#f of 27th 5? #ndO#h Av# Fr« , k t GARAGE/ BAKE SALE SjturcM* • 1 MM3 5 Atrporf Bl Sanford Clpihri crafK SPECIAL 1&2 Bedroom Apts. »ttft beifcrd Qoodv filed trvfjr | 4| IQ Lk E FYlfTle* Wd (or) t il fo Long*ood Hlllt Rd To Ut Efttfflj Bd Forqrl Limited4 The r tt t ♦ « Ti^vt in# b#tf! Im t n s twpd #fc «A M 1 4 V I 111 l«4 l l IP M C#rn«r F o r tn l.‘Sum rnifhn from MOVING SALE Furmtuf# p U n fi $3 5 0 9 ° L houw hoid iT#fn% g l 4 t t # 4 f# c lo lh # t mite V#*urd#f tAM t6#4 Norm Rd Seinford loft 4# K nr , jw h i MULTI MOVING S A U ! •Vi Co urntry Club Rd 1fif M oM jir Golf Court# Lott of GENEVA GARDENS APARTMENTS 1505 W. 25th St., Sanford 322-2090 I Turn rticb#f comp d nrvq t#t r#m control c#r Boimlt Ehm w rod tt#r#o motor cpC# | micro-wdwo util tr«ii#f AC lq *#t#f trouqti d#tb% bit lo O itw lt btn ch grimjar, *m bird c*q# ftotp f»tdHvq tobi# roo'tfmp peint Nout t ho Id € />*h.nq F n A 5#f I TO * iq a d 11 m i r r o r t i.qhfi -dm#tt# t,#bi# w cfiAtri, b.tl>r e.lyth#t odklt asndwndt" 117 RABUN COURT fir yriPitSdon 5ut> Pr» 5^t Vun f dutli Clolh «t m en t q ir lv fqyt PiOut#Fio1d if#rTs% M .»ndv#r ♦ iiih v t cQkoitwar*. Pi#tp Fn Sal A Sun 9 » t19« Waytlde Dr IW HWY 441 1 7 2 W CREENTREE MOVING P ur n YARD SALE C *1 rp#f L O N G W O O D / D A N B U R Y M IL L .iMutti giviirviq#* Mi'*! ih»u out •nl tu b F n l i i l ’' Sun 9 I Ram Sfttn# T,« i p Lk M*tr t , bda4f»nq #qu>p hull. 10 dnd bo ■ 19 tolor T V 4 Cfi toH ol m ile N lit 51 L*li* M#ry lOlf Wilbur A«# ) PLANT SALE !4th S» •4 SALE s#t 4 S A 4 9 9 ] 5om # turn ?T»#rtf #nd w oO I•f t MelQn.lvtOi F ndro rdf* •term i l l Awoets I P M I PM F ri A 5*t Ek*j i% nnei ,% biq w#ri-ftf of b<irq jin i' 2 FAMILY SALE W ind ow 4>r cdnd't»onnRf I m tn bed tf#f#o qoit Iwillt *vQ\ hoGV#noul m iu 5dturd*»r I * 144 M<dd#n t^*# Dr i Sqnfo*d Call JanatMantlleM Day*. I l l 111* Eve*. I l l 7171 AA Carnet. Inc. G n t i% E XC HA NGE OR S E L L your properly located anywhere! Imrettort Realty, we-FIM T in t Tim e Buyer's Special Sanford, settled nei|hboihoo 1 4 bedroom brick home. 1.700 II' Only 11.500 down and *4/0 mo if you q-jallfy tor 7 7SS tleed rate bond money It Special Sale Pr.ce!H 15F 900 Call Braa ton Green Hornet 1*4 leei ar tell Ire* H R l** *1*5 ,tpiii>qm#% qnd m u t h mo**'1 Sqt .i*“d Vun I i At#I## Lin# 3rd Annual Slitetlake Sub Sal A p r.i a 9 | P V F u "' fool I fv% FptC tO’f% #tt w # l t ol l 4 kf M i l , H igh School on C f»«n #4f Blwd Phots# I I I l «)4 41 20 COUNTY ROAD 42 7 Tucked away on a cul de tac. wilh all the Highlands amenl Itetl Amtout Seller! 154.900 Call Craig Both Century It. A A Carnet 317 1114 “ NEAR LAKEMARY BLVD.I 10 acres fenced, nice home, liable, wk shop, greenhouse, plus mobile home Some 11 nancing. 5150.000 Barty Beatty 1M-F444 Q u in n R e a lty • SANF ORD E X E C U T I V E HOME nestled under ancient oaks, over 1/2 acre lot 4 bdrm 2 'i balh. huge screened pool area, reduced loStSk W0 • HISTORI C B E A U T Y ON .PARK AVE. High visibility, need* TLC Great professional of IIce site I 559.500 • LAKE MARY OWNER F I NANCINOt Easy llvmqwilh 2 bdrm 2 bath, screened porch Like new! M l 000 OREST BUY UNOER 550.000 IN SANFORD! Spanish bun g a l o w w i t h e u l r a l ot Fireplace cathedral ceilings, hardwood 11oort *44 !00______ 183— Television / Radio / Stereo la tel lit* System* more than 100 channel* tor 521/mo Lease purchase avail 1*1*201 321 3663 (24 hours) V o lu iij/S tm in o le Co J8 7 — Sporlinq Goods bankforeclosureiii f C YC L E a ln I H a r K U r i K I I Dream M ANAGEM ENT A R EA LTY M l 111 7121/171 *17* 'M X ENT h>'LH/ 4C. ViY.UT * 2 BDRM I... living rounl huge family room wilh tireplaiel Fenced yard, qreal Irret! 549.900 re KEYES BEST BUYS F ACT ORY WINDOW COVER I NG BUSI NESS Asking 150.000 Owner mohvdfed It nnncmq qydilqfji#' Protitqbl# J yr bu%ine*% good polenliAl Call Walt 1713700 CSS* DON'T MISS THIS ONEf J 7 home with lovely enclosed pool! Large I m 11y room -EtVf tn kitchen N'enr B E S T D E A L IN T O W N I 4-7 7 000 vq ft. mwty butlt ♦n% Fix up sp**it«il Corner loc.tlion n#4r downtown 5wn ford Priced to %«ll' 154 900 Crt't Flue W4lt 37) 1700 RT?« LONCWOOO Renovtifed on / 4cr* 3/3, duwl fpk Roman tub. BX1J Fla room w .»•» root 4 yr% new pool nol in ,« sutxftv 5117 500 Call Mary. 371 3700 #v#5 760 99/4 RM1I LOCH ARBOR J bdrm 7 bath wilh 9 S% VA loan Lrirqr rooms 7.000 sq tt on heavily wooded lot Custom built VI14.900 Q#n#f moli..*frd' Call E l5># Walt J73 1200 MC 14 ALT AMONT E 4/3 mother in teiw suit# formal dmmg liy ing room #at in ktfehen all .ipphances Treed loti |l 19 900 Call M.»ry 37J 1700 rr*s 760 99/4 WE 14 Long wood loia Ilion I 4 7, pp«n poril family room. #ncl<n#d 'Florida room eat tn liikhtn, many e*trasa Spacious1 1127 sou Cali Susan Lew 37) 1200 112 S252 W545 D E S IR A B L E PRI VAT E lakefront condo 2 tidrm 7 bath Screened porch appliances all sta* Great clubkous# and poof' Call Efti# or Sharon. 371 1700 #r#% 137 4)97 760 6759 WN'5 ____ , 39 r#60 bedroom unl»5 #cro%5 from city pw»rW. Ouie* Mfiore Will *#H lodiyldueillf or iti pdickogt*," fteduced for quick Mle! 549.W0 By J^ner ________ Call 327 6U) M ETR O REAL E S T A T E C O ., INC. I ll 711? Tiger 153— Acreage BATEMAN REALTY P»AOLA SCHOOL D IS TR IC T Woo«L*d btilfdloq lot Submit allolftry! Atklnq 21.500 M U L L C TTL A K E R ETREAT 5 qiret wifh m #II Owner Itnanc S74.900 7640 Sanford Ave 321 07 59 Pink, white 1 OFFICE EQUIPMENT - i r . i u W k « ......... - • TYPEWRITER. IBM E>*cu live nic cond. aide a t /lag* e«1ra carbon ribbon* *75 OBO 111 1M* 1 9 1 -B u ild in g Materials Lots/Sale •nq Mu f t , ’ g , r f r 189— Office Supplies / Equipm e n t ___ IOWNHOMES .. G ir l blue t*c cond I3S C a H till yourt«Kh Scarlett 37) SS99 1S1— inveslment Property/ Sale FROM 1500 DOWN ALL S T E E L BUILDINGS al dealer invoice 1000 lo 50 000 >glt Call 4*7 IFt l l l l c»llecl • PRI VACY FENCE new * X I wood tec lion) Sli panel) lolal 4* fence Our goof It your gam' *75 for all ] » « * ) * 193— Lawn 4 Garden CLEAN UP Timel Yard*, lawn care/landtcap*. Ret/Comm Free etl Area resident 117 l*«l 321 2 2 5 7 195— Machinery/Tools 0 N E + ACRE LOT! Paved Ljk* Markham Rd *15,000 Stenstrom Realty. Johanna 12? I!«|/)7I 177* RIVER OAKS Deeded #cre%t to St Johm river' S o# 10 4*ife\ Owner litMfu inq wifti 20 ** down, TO yr IokMI CalMor ttrmii Barfy Rtelty 7/4 6444 SUPER I X 6 Acre building lot p*tred roetd Lot it between 7 new home % Now only S3/.000 Stentlrorn Really 131 2470 1 5 7 -M o b ile H o m e s / S a te APRIL SPECIALS good h o m e ! Ill* * * * H riK u r i l f . i l l / 5 111 0899 14X64 2tidrm U W0 S T U D S V C .AKC I U g . Rt*. mwl# toy pood*# 5 lb Fee negotiable Cmd# 17) 7991 (4X64 7 drm 59 000 34141 J bdrm icreened porch Ciirpu#f |14 0(J0 R lP O ! 74X44 J txtrm H9.900 |*^ down lo quell tiled buyer under 5450 per moflffi me iudinq lot rent#I! Broker 12) 9169/I I I 1/01 SAVE 5l*t NEW IMI H O M ES ' WHY PAY R E TA IL/ I4X/0 *9 900 24X/0 519 900 )45 S/09 AH new ..HA Y BAHIA F OR S A L E t a * */ 50 bale FENCE bldg » Repair! i l l l l l l e v e s • C R I N O L IN E klip W 66 **•’# w elwvbc w#nf i*ppep w hook c lo v u re (F o r w e d d m q or prom g o w n f t i l 111 IM * P R O M DM F 55 Hove Pm k S« 14 like new Wotn IX ifOQ1 >Cell » 3 9244 U N t P M interior •**.? ioted porch, u til tyf.F M .«»e«»tfer 172 5170 2 )1 — A n tiq u e s / C o lle c tib le s IS9 — Real Estate Wanted A N T IQ U E PUM P O R G A N K# mm#I) frum ie p a n Good cond 5 U 5 tieyl otter U « 4/15 2 ) 3 — A u c tio n s AUCTION. PUBLIC INVITED S P L I T P L A N 3, 7. great room * a I in Bite hen double garag* CIRAMIC GOLF V IE W * v#e% 760 6759 R 179 323 3200 Keiies A Prt KEYES * I IN EMC SOUTH B U Y .......... S IL L ...........TRADE HUEY'SCROW N PAWN ___________ 121 B7«*__________ CLEAN AS A W H IS TL II Mott 1*1 Visit! All IH F * Lie.. borxtod In*) AlfocdabtotoB-FU* • EXCKRSISE CYCLE. Sm m ' ttafionary E«c*ltoiil cond m s ....... m**ss • L A D I E S B I C Y C L E . Blue. tingtotpwd S » 1M-FYM • MASON JARS w/lldt. new «nd used Pint* and qu*rl» l l l f d o l 122-M71__________ • O IL H E A T E R . ToyokunT Hc b Ti 170 tq I f . tor IS hr* on I fill Push button •!•< lt*rt Easy reed fuel geuge Sl*ln lei* Heel deflector Gl**i r* dl»nt mentle UP 111 471F • PRO SPEED SKATES. Boy* site t. with 1 left of wheel* Brand new I *50 121*74* _ Q U A LITY CONCRETE WORK! IB yr*. freer. Petto*. Erie**. etc. Free E*flm*to«l 17AU1B • SKATES. Girl* tire *. white shoe skefe*. w/carry bag A Speed Wheel* *15 M H O I TRAILER 20 If tl*fbed. tandem aria Ideal for car hauling or landscaping ___________12102*1__________ • W A N T E D . Orange/golden Persian kitten Paper* nol necetsary CalFiy 122*1*1 • W I L L T R A D E W«l*rbed w/treme A heater lor bench end comptoto weight tel. or 550 00 lor waterbed 1H *5»J 2 3 1 -C a r s ~ CLA55IFINOERS SAVE time. Let u» mefch your request with our computer lied LIST ol VEHI CLESI1 FR EEI FRE EI CALL**? 172 »*1 OUTSIDE ORLANDO ________ IM A «*!>**»________ • • Oene Burke A»to Saiet e • Low et 1177 down I Low pay mentt! i t t i t t al?A1**7_ a PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION* E V E R Y TUBS. A P R L ? : M P M DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy.FI. Deyten* Beech to* 25* M il_________ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 'irXLYHFMS U U no M one y d o w n •rcepl t n . tag. fine, etc IMF PLYMOUTH RELIANT Auto. air. power titering end brake*.(ferto Only 112IF* per month or *2.19* cethl IFt* BUICK CENTURY V*. . * ikjor futo al-. }iereo_iow ' mile* Only sis?'"elper’monffi or U.eee cethl It t l CHRYSLER ItttAVENUE PUR I LUXURYI Loaded with everything mini see al only 1147 1* per month or t7.tF*ce)h! tFU FORD TEM PO 4 door, eulo. air stereo low miles Bought new! Only *112 15per month or *1*00 cash! Alt Paytrwnts for 24 Months At Only 18 9% APR COURTESY USEDCARS Call Mr. Payne. I l l 1111 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ IFM LINCOLN. MK VII U 000 m l. Showroom rood com pany car, mull tell *1*000 OBO 111*21] 7* CHEVY M ALIBU looks good runt great! **00 114 3255. a*k lor Jell or Jerry____ •2 PLYMOUTH Relianl 4 dr aulo. AC. A M ' F M Looks good! *750 111 It— 233— A u to P arts _____/ ^ A c c e s s o rie s • 179*11 MUD TIRES used SIN tread tell 57) lor both Call alter* 10 PM in tM F 235— T r u c k s / Buses / V a n s For Sale 7* and N INTERNATI ONAL Tre n t Vler II, vemi tree tor % 14 OOOeech 37) 4471 231— Vehicles Wanted AA AUTO SALVAGE Now buying complete tar* A truck* by weight I I 1* p 100 lbs delivered o> *1*0 p 100 tbs we pick up E .am ple 7* Cadillac IS01) ibs > S3 10 2 3 9 -M o fo r c y c le s a n d B ik e s 715U1UKI rse No line *10* f w r y F rid a y fuqhl / 10 5th S» >in(J Park A w Apopka Bidder % Boa M 6 4145 A B 592 160-Business Sanford Motor Co. Ill* SUBURBAN Sherrod Package Very low mile*, lull power. A'C Musi see lo ap predate! Call 111 4M?_______ eduals *101 111 Guaranteed highest p u r s yard <" this areal Call *a* * j j j tor gu«fe WANTED 10 BUY! Professional*# decorated 1 bdrm j bam Less than I year Old* CaN Sharon for primal# showing' 5759 OOd 17) IJI00 223— M iscellaneous 20 9— W e a r in g A p p a r e l Hdut#% id need of rep,inf ' Schuren Reelff R##lte# >71 D4/ Ifnced yard Waiki to Mi'thli1# and High School Ready *o mow# mto* 5a7 500 C#ll Susan Lee 173 3700 137 5757 WE74 F R E E O R O A N / K E V BOARD L u t o n * fo Senior*. On Friday* Fie* WirM, BWg W . Room 4 StgnirP SaForttot;___ 237— T ra c to rs an d T r a ile r s 2 0 )-H o rs e s 14X60 ) t»«frm fit NU 1 Bth 222— M u s ic *r “ ____ M erc h a n d is e MALE H A D v CANARIES *50 each Cu'e a* can be’ Call 111 444* alter* #0 PM B E A G L E P U P P IE S A K C frl cohif 10 wkt Motive broken 24X49 1bdrm 11/000 BR 199 -P ets 4 Supplies E A S T E R BABI ESM! BABY C H I C K S ) I 1* f o *1 DUCKLINGi »)h>*5 111 Mi l FREE PUPPY' Aikir.ible *nkt Autl Shepard Beagle m l. To I M OUTH wilering Better?* 11 SASE fo BMP. po bo* 1*51**. Win tor Spring* FI 2271* 519* 200— Registered Pels Sanford Are# Perk i « . 70» ) E X T E N S I O N L A D D E R 11alum M' over U'. S15 Stef ladder alum 5 tU MM BTU AC Unit * 100 fit W' n ? MI7 4 1 ' » B R IC K H O M E on J acres in LM Mar# Custom bu«it over J 700 sq t» ol ii . ng spaie Zoned A I tor Horwi 1750 00#i C a l l Susan L i t 271 l/OO 117 5757 WCl/ CcMor I Vt fifiO 9f m o M f t & ivM'it Ttsi.»r SHEPPLEY REALTY. M2 7000 Near Hi|hlandi Goif Court* GOVERNMENT HOMES AND BANK FORECLOSURES H EATH R O W 3 FAMILY SALE fiqbfi iltm ii M YEAR F I X ED O R ANGE AND SEMINOLE COUNTIES ALSO BANK FORECLOSURES ORANOE. SEMINOLE VOLUSIA COUNTIES 1.1 and4bedroom hornet A L T AMONT E S bdrm 2' j balh two story SpacHJus wdh tat In h11then dining <tnd Ilying rooms On rut d# la c tit# 900 Call Mary 373 J700 eves 760 99/4 WE 2J MULTI FAMILY SALE APRIL 6 th A 7th ♦ B0N0 MONEY 7.75% ♦ schools 14 * ISO Call Jo.m 37) 3700 eves S/4 073A RA30 (1*1 Month Only) PLUS $200 Security Depotlt S2S Application F*« TOTAL MOVE-IM ______ • N ew C arpeting • N e w A pplian ces including retrig . stove, dish w a sh e r A g a rb a ge disposal 24 h o u rs em ergency m ainlenanco by pro ), stall • Select units h a v e lake front v ie w • lennts Courts Vuoun I N V E S T O R ’S SPECIALI Duplee. 1 BR w CHA. and I BR. tenced tlSO mo Income Only........................... 5SI.FMH SANORAt Immaculate 1 BR 1 Bth w,family rm 1 dble garage CHA. tenced. alarm tp rln k le r, lormal dining, eatrail Beautilull 174 900 w fp k T H IS W E E K S $150 Rent vi n L K . M A R Y A R E A I I 1/1. Anum * No Quality I S7S«/mo Stenttrom Really 111 IMS New cut tom built 1/1 1100 tq It on I 'l acre with tecurlty tytlem. fireplace, appliance* and pool planned! 1144 F00 1/1. 1.220 tq It on t/1 acre with new carpet, ceramic tile and paint. 14X10 limily room, privacy fenced yard with well and tprlnkler tytlem 1114.900 107—Mobile Homes / Rent It I > N( )\N IN HI \l I S IA It BOND MONEY, 7 3/4% hi 323-5774 \ l I >1 It Vi N tllR i -I P R U P i » ! (4 « » l]4 4M«or 111 1300 LOVE GOLF? Walk to courtel Maylalr Colt A Country Club Low ta>et! Great retirement or starter home 1 bdrm . (lying room, den. beautiful llrepfacel All tor 1*4.900 141— H o m « fo r Sole 141— Hom es fo r S a lt 1 SMALL R EN TA L OFFICES V* - r reitonebk. 13* la For delailt. call now. !TKS!S R EN TTO O W N I 3 bdrm . air, 51500 down. 51/S per month. I P W __________ SANFORD1 BR wat/dry 5435 LK. MARY Spaclou* 3/1 lencel Prtddenllal Gr»up........ 131*411 S A N F O R D , T w o badroom duplex, large, dean, CHA, hook up*, reference* No pelt UFO Perl Venture I, 7T4F40* SANFORD 1 bdrm with Irani porch, t block Irom new hotpi let. IMS per week plut 5350 security Call 111 H I * ____ 1 BDRM., In Sanlord 11)5 per month plut tccurily depotll HD REALTY 260 MOO 121— C ondom inium ________R e n ta ls B R A N O N E W O FF IC E BLDO 4Mtq.IF.tol.BMiq.tt. O C IZO N IN O t Move in Special tlSt/mo. 1bedroom 1 bath available SANFORD. Lg I bdrm. U*J/mo p l u t dap C / H / A . pool, laundry, tale'quiel 333 IF*J R U D Y 'S AUTO S A LE S ...lie 1417 Home* in all lire*, darting from 53F0 per month. In De Ilona N o k t lo tenant! Otebal Realty, tao-aeai SANFORD AREA. 7 bedroom. I betli 51*5 a month and IMS tec. No pet*. 31< 1MB________ 1225 MOVE IN SPECIAL • Choate From a Hornet In theWtand W t • Some Attumable No Qualifying O Bond Money Available foo! • Call Us For Prices! • Downpayment needrd • Monthly Paymentt Some Lower Than Rent! F L E X IB L E TER M SI 1100 S F Bldg Suitable foe any type butlnett - H l leST/SIl MH4S4 a Langweed Prime Hwy OF a 1 alike*I CAR LOT alia avail I 127— O ffic e R en tals SANFORD-GEORGETOWN SPACIOUS 2 BR 2 B1 APTS 117— C o m m e rc ia l R e n ta ls CA L L • BABY P L A Y Pen. M X1I. Padded rails, nylon mesh sides, rolls, folds Nice cond Cost 510 Sell 540 111 «**» • BED Roll a way Small sire 540 Can deliver 221*21* ___ BJ'S RESALE Wt Buy/Selt Furniture A Cal lectibte*. Including Eilalet 15*1 S. Sanlord Ave,. 121 2*4* • CHI NA C A B I N E T . L g * drawers raised top.' glass door* t*0 O B O 110*1*? OCOFFEE TA B LE , like new Heavy wood 4* X II Asking SIS 1214*04_________________ DINING ROOM SUITE Bullet, china cabinet w lowboy, table. 1 straight and 1 arm chair* 51.000Call 111 4JI4 alter «PM DRYER K E N M O R E . Extra targe capacity , Etc cond. White llnuh 5150 12* 1*11 •HEIRLOOM CRAOLEt Beaultlul handcrafted baby cradel. Decant er Accent Piece compliment* any home or baby's room Must be seen to be appreciated! Destined to be a family heirloom 5100 ________ C a ll» « 4**1_________ OKING 5) 2E Bed. eecellent condition 5100 12110*1______ LARRY’S M AR T. 21S Sanford Ave New-Used turn 1 appl Buy/Sell/Trade......... 1214111. • MICROWAVE, PANASONIC. Full sire ?50 watt 2 yr* old. tic cond Cost *4/5 new. M il 14)_________________ 14)414* PIANO, W A S H / D R Y E R . Microwave, kitchen table, waterbed and mlic 121-4**7 •REFRIGERATOR ' op Irrerer. trost tree, white, run* good tap 322 4114____________ * SMAL L R E F R I O E R A T O R . Kenmore, 2 cu It w/treeier area 140 111*1*1 • SOFA 7 It long, brown and beige herringbone, good end I lion 541 . .............. 122 4451 • S TE RE O. 50U NDE SI ON. AM FM itereo casiettt. ( track. L P turntable 511 Evening! 12149*1 WALL RECLINERS. Bed and dreiier. wardrobe, roll a way bed. two bar itool*. end table), lighted fireplace re frlqerator. wash dryer, video game w 21 or more game cartridge* 1111*17 •WOODEN AQUARIUM Stand. double tiered, very sturdy *71 111***] GR0VEVIEW VILLAGE HIDDEN LAKE RENTALS, RENTALS J r to• MM Like Mary Btvd Sanford FOR SALE BY OWNER Attumable. 1 bdrm 1 bath, lamily room central H 'A garage, tenced yard Atklnq 555 000Call IM ftXD anytime m in i 221- G o o d Things to E a t 181— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n itu re 141— Homes For Sale Can’t Sell? 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" »•»' 219— Wanted to Buy 181 — Appliances / Furniture ) 4 ft 1 F U R N I F U R F 5.1 * (#ryjp# tefcle w 4 t han i du'i bed w hdboerp two mqhf ■•s rt< John I m 691) 9 5PM a room i * X 2* healed F I ... i shed *5000 M U S T self!________________ua 4WI I ’f A Vit ig' 5#/ QUO ))♦ toil R vV A C greal lor camping* *200 /M 041* _ Fl n#-tqn*MVtl4lKKl for l*7g CENTURY RV I Mdrgons. • T R O t L IN G M O T O R 165— Duplex tor Sale QUADRA storage inquire I 5 M F 171)41) TRAVEL TRAILER t'reps 4 154 Aluminum C#rtv N# **%{>#per Non Ferrous Meteiv KOKOMO Gl#%v 243— Junk Cars 17)1196 Mather 6 Deuohler Consign mentt Good u»#d (term or dene lion Appf j }4 /4#4 Irene N I t O H O M | < f A v vume pm tv ow :fvtr lift J * bdrm I*Boa t U Oviedo 17/64 •CASH. FOR TOUR JUNK CAR OR T R U C K ! ' A NY CONDITION 771 9099 1)6/16# 4ITOP De!l#rft! A fu# t #r I tr trt k 1 4 *hee I d# Iwe A n y cend) ften H I 4fid �* i — Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida — Thursday. April 4, 1091 8LONDIE by Chic Young, Prednisone often used in treatment of pemphigoid DEAR DR. OOTT: Do they know any more nbout pem­ phigoid than they did 20 years ago? What do studies show relative to the use of gold shots In the treatment of the disease? DEAR READER: Pemphigoid Is a benign, chronic eruption of blisters on the skin. It Is seen chiefly In persons older than 60. Because the skin lesions resem­ ble those of oilier skin diseases, pemphigoid must be differen­ tiated (by biopsy) from pem­ phigus (a more serious eruption, requiring cortisone treatment), drug reactions and similar dis­ orders. Pemphigoid usually responds to prednisone (purified cortisone) pills. Some studies have sug­ gested a favorable response to gol d Inje ction s: this needs further study. At present, pred­ nisone Is the therapy of choice. DEAR DR. OOTT: I am an 80-year-old female with a history of heart attack r<nc years ago and a bilateral mastectomy six years ago. My current problem Is hot flashes. My only medication Is I.opressor. and m y doctor doesn t seem to take the pro­ blem too seriously. What would you advise? DEAR READER: It would help to know how long you have had " h o t flashes." because this symptom may. In the elderly, be confused with recurring fever. If you have experienced, "hot flashes” for years. I suggest you see a gynecologist. Obviously, you’re way past menopause: yet I have seen an occasional older patient with vascular Instability (the cause of hot (lashes) that responded to low-dose estrogen th cru p y. In yo u r case, this treatment might be contrain­ dicated. however — especially If your operations were needed for breast cancer, which can be stimulated by female hormones. If your "hot (lashes" appeared weeks or montlis ago. I’d worry that the cause might lie a hidden Infection or. worse, a recurrence of your breast cancer. I advise a referral to an Internal medicine ___ J.altst, who Is -Uftj diagnosing obscure and dlfflsWl diseases. ■9 MEDICINE I d o u b t t he L o p ir e s s o r (mctoprolol, a beta-blocking •b agent lor hypertension nnd heart disease) Is the cause of your symptom. Nonetheless, If your "hot (lashes" appeared shortly after you began the drug, you coul d be e x p e r i e n c i n g an Idiosyncratic reaction or drug reaction. T h e Internist can address this Issue. T o give you more Information. ACROSS 1 Athletic cantor 4 SlMf 9 UK ton* 12 — Grinds 13 Fatl car 14 SmaN Into! 15Mahaa choles 16 Dus 17 Hocksy gnat Bobby — 18 Actrsu — Davto 20 — Wsllsa 22 Us 26 TMsr 29 - Tin Tin (mods dog) 30 Farm measure 34 Busy as — I am sending you free copies ol m y Health Reports "Medical Specialists" and "Breast Cancer and Disorders.” Answer te Previses Pessle 37 Billow 38 Eipsrtoncad ULLILJ LJUtJULI U U U U U U L IU U IIL L L □ IJU li] U LH JIJU U U LJ LJfJU UI1LJ U llL IU HULL) LJULJ11 U U U U U U U LJU JU U J J J U IIU U U U L1 ILIUU U U U LOULLILJ LJULIU J L J U U U U U JJU U U IU U U U L J U fJU LJULJU U U U UUU U U U U U U U U ULUfJl (J k J U U llU U L J U U U U person 39 Go by ship 40 Retethrs of bingo 41 Bsfors 42 Mrs. Charles Chapin 43 Took off 46 False appaaranca 49 Small boi 53 Mil. school 64 Sylvester Stallone role 98 Chart 99 Between Mies, and Ga. 60 Bright 61 uuiichj 62 Deposit i'll in 2 Cry of pain 3 Dust speck 4 Sound of dismay 9 Car assem­ blers' assn. 5 Here (Fr.) 7 Lair 63 Select group 64 Female pig 36 Bird (comb, form) 36 01 a brain msmbrans PETER GOTT.M.D. DOWN 1 Jack Tar’s drink B Plant disease 9 SUk fabric 10 Contempo­ rary painter 11 Mountain lake 19 Many 21 — In Blue 2 3 Take a trip 2 4 TV ’s Geraklo 1 " I " T“ 19 14 W If 2 9 AMed 2 6 Liston 27 Central American oil tree 2 8 Not plump 31 HI or bye 32 Joan Craw­ ford mode 33 Singer Fltagerald 4 4 GumpUon 4 9 Lyric poem 4 6 Scoring point 4 7 W . Coast coll. - 8 Oo a s -------9 0 Dec. holiday 91 Vlllainin "Othello" 92 Gush forth 59 Bother n- 56 1006. Roman 57 Morsel ■-»«», trnur- WIN AT BRIDGE H I ■ ■j#1 B y f h tllip A ld er Out- of the nrts of defense In bridge Is laklng control when you know how to administer the killing blow. Don’t leave things to your partner, who cannot sec through the backs of the cards and might make a logical play that proves fatal to your side rather than to declarer's. Today's deal Is taken from Ihe 1071 Australian Open Trials. At seven tables, the final contract was four spades by South, usually following a pre-emptive three-club opening by East. True, a three-level pre-empt Is gcucrall) made will: a sevencard suil. but East couldn't make a weak two-bid In clubs. (In his system, a two-club open­ ing would lie strong.) Therefore. Ihe three-club bid showed six or seven clubs. At every table. West led a lop heart and continued with two ;7r a more winners in the suit. At six of these tables. West was wor­ ried that his partner had seven clubs for his pre-empt. As a consequence cuch West con­ tinued vl th a fourth heart, hoping East could overruff the dummy. No such luck. Declarer gratefully rufTcd with dum m y’s Jack of s|>adcs. drew trumps and discarded Ills club loser on one ol dummy's diamond winners. At the seventh table. East could see the predicament that his partner would fucc. Taking control, he rulTed his partner’s third heart trick and cashed the ace of clubs. It's such a simple play once you think of It. Perhaps the answer is not only to diagnose tilings from your partner's pointof view but also to consider your options. Al irlck three. Easi can discard or ruff. He should analyze both possibilities. l 4111 NORTH ♦ J 85 V 10 9 * ♦ K Q »7 K Q 3 ♦ W EST EAST ♦ 4 3 4 9 6 47 ♦ J 6 3 2 ♦ A J 10 5 4 2 T ♦ a K Q J I ♦ a 7 8 10 1 3 SO U TH ♦ A K q to 7 2 4 # S4 3 - ♦ A 4 ♦ 9 V u ln e r a b le N e it h e r D e a le r : E a s t S ou th W r it N o r th K a il 3 4 3 ♦ I’a u 4 ♦ O p e n i n g le a d : V A ll pass K HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY April 5. 1001 Your financial status looks rather encouraging In Ihe year ahead, bm money Isn’t likely to I k * handed to you on u silver plaller. You'll liave to tie en­ terprising and earn your own. ARIES (March 21 -April HI) It’s today not to react to those who have been unfriendly and spiteful lo you. If your objective Is lo gel even, you'll only widen llu- gap. Gel a Jump on life by understanding the Influences which are governing you In the year ahead. Send for Arles' Astro-Graph predictions today by m ailing $1. 25 lo AstroGraph. c/o Ibis n c w s p u | K T . P.O Box 91428. Cl evel and. Oi l 44IOI-342H. Be sure lo stale your zodiac sign. I k -s I TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If you feel Inclined lo make sug­ gestions lo people today, be extremely careful that you don't do so forcibly. Aggressiveness Is a sure way to draw fire. GEMINI (May 21-June 20| Try to avoid Joint endeavors that place a greater physical or finan­ cial burden on you today. In­ equality could Invite fullurc. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) Independence is an enviable quality. But. It mustn't tic car­ ried (o extremes today, sorb as acting In a self-serving manner when un arrangement calls for cooperation. LE O (July 23-Aug. 22) You're not likely to perform well under pressure today, so try not to leave erlliral assignments until the Iasi minute. Establish an agenda and strive lo be methodleal. V IR G O (Aug. 23-Sepi. 22| Arrange your social calendar Unlay so thal you are able to spend lime with people you truly enjoy rather than Individual's you feel obligated to entertain. LIB R A (Sept. 2.1 Oct. 23) If a problem arises Unlay thal the lamlly must collectively resolve, keep outsiders out of the picture. T h rlr Input could create serious complications. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 You might have to deal witli CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jail 19) Someone whom you have noi authorized lo s|K-ak on your In-lialf might make a decision for you today. If this occurs, set things straight Immediately. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) If you have lo work wllh unfa­ miliar tools or materials unlay. In- extra careful. Read Ihe In­ structions carefully so that you know all the do'suud don'ls. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20| Don't push to have your own way today, especially III In­ volvements of a social nature. Ikdemocratic ami lei the majority rule. ( 0 1 9 9 1 . N E W S P A P E R EN . TER PR ISE ASSN. by Leonard Starr ANNIE A£N nAv£ T H E T W SORRY ■Dorr T m CHANGED TH5Y'V5 POM TkflRVAYS. ^ -.TUKYAK WAS j -j S ' TVC'.D , A t Till YOU C l e A R ID r 1HYC OUT, SO 5 r WOULDN'T I AND DRILL FOR OIL AN' AN. SPOILTH' ESKIMOS' *AYM T«0tt someone Unlay who Is limklng for a fight. Unfnminatcly. you're not the lyjn- of person to back off. and your Inflexibility could prime you for battle. SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 2I| Your carelessness In filing records or receipts of expendi­ tures could eventually result In a loss. Pay close al lent Ion lo such details today. U H -H U H - A t f t l LAND EV5N # O R £ j I I � 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. 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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>, April 04, 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/d357482669da89c0e3f5818e650f72c0.pdf 0b26713cf7b6c1efb25c9cd81e77db81 PDF Text Text B n o n r-tt, ’? r ;• A '5 • .’■ U .M jw S f* •*. » .'» r «*-\ n r n n r - i i w ■■ ■_ h n h h b h h *:C ? ^ IK ^ S a n f o rd H e r a ld 83rd Year, No. 181 — Sanford. Florida NEWS DIGEST [Inside Herald Staff Writer □ Sports Raiders led to victory SANFORD — Seminole Community College was led to u 12-8 victory over Lake City C o m m u n ity C ollege S atu rday by Jason Sandberg, Hacks Rodriguez and Diane Harroso. See Page IB □ Pooplo M ore than a bodybuilder LAKE MARY — The tmdyhulldcr Is a tilled contender and wears a Florida Highway Patrol uniform when not pumping Iron. Lake Mary resident Shelly Friend has been training about a year for a schedule she says will Include more competition. See Page SB □ Zoo opposes incinerator SANFORD — The Central Florida Zoological Society is opposed to the medical waste Incinera­ tor that could Ik - built within one-quarter mile nl their zoo on U.S. Highway 17-92 near the St. Johns River. "T h e Central Florida ZtKtlogical Society op­ poses the sippllcntlon for a medical waste Incinerator amendment to the Rands Yard Industrial Center planned unit development because the society has received Inadequate Information and had Insufficient lime to de­ termine whether the project will have a negative effect upon the community, our visitors and our animal collection." said zoo director Ed Poslc In a ■ If th e r e w e re m o re tim e , perhaps w e could have m ore of our concerns resolved, j -E d Posle, Z o o director prepared statement. Posle said be and zoo stair met with developer Sid Vlhlcti and proposal spokesman Randv Morris Thursday. While the pair responded to many of their questions. Posle said he and the society are still concerned about the Impact of the proposed incinerator on the z*hi. Posle said he was still concerned the 50 ton-per-dny-ouiput facility may not Ik-operated at full efficiency. F lo r id a TALLAHASSEE — Gov. Lawton Chiles Is finding many of Ills proposals tough to sell as the annual budget battle begins In earnest this week In the Florida Legislature. See Page 2A By J. MARK BARFIELD Herald Staff Writer____________________ SANFORD — The Seminole County Republican Executive Committee will investigate rumors that committeemen worked to promote the Democratic campaigns of Lawton Chiles and Larry Furlong. Under state and local Republican Party rules, working to promote (political campaigns of non­ Republican candidates Is grounds for removal from the executive committee. The executive committee Is the local organization that elects delegates to state and national conventions. County chairman Mike Saporllo told committee m em bers Thursday night lie had received numerous telephone calls o f people claiming to know of fellow committee members who worked for the Chiles' gubernatorial campaign or the Furlong county commission campaign. Saporllo announced he would appoint a committee to Investigate the claims, members In attendance said. □ Bee GOP. Page 5 A W o r ld H ussein shuffles Cabinet Amid a nationwide rebellion against his rule. Saddam Hussein shuffled hLs Cabinet Saturday but kept In place his hard line ministers or Interior and defense to direct a crackdown on dissent. See Page 6A □ N a tio n M anagers view IRS as fair WASHINGTON - The IRS Is Incorruptible, efficient and — above all— fair, according to the managers who run the tax agency. The most common ethical lapse they see among fellow employees Is the snatching o f government supplies for personal use. —6oo-PogcJ □ Lake Mary man J n scheme H e a lt h a n d F itn e s s Cataracts discussed By VICKI DoSORMIER Herald Staff Writer Commonly asked questions about cataracts arc addressed In this weeks House Call. See Page 8A B R IE F S Corrections Nelly Short, who lives on Wilbur Avenue In Lake Mary says children on their way to school need sidewalks along her street. Her section of Wilbur Avenue was one of five areas turned down during Thursday night by the City Commission. Due to an editing error, it was Incorrectly stated In a picture caption on Page I that her street would get a sidewalk Due to an error at the Seminole County school district office, it was mistakenly reported that Lake Mary Elementary School principal Beverly Pcrraull had been nominated as principal of Heathrow Elementary Sch<x>l In Lake Mary and that Mike Townsley. principal o f Sterling Park Elementary School In Casselberry had been nominated to take the reins at Partin Elementa­ ry School when the new schools open In November. Instead. Townsley hopes to be approved as the principal at Heathrow and Perrault hopes to move to Partin. Doth nominations are subject to approval by the school board when they meet on Tuesday evening at 7 p m. Th e school board m eets-at the district headquarters at 1211 M ellonville Ave. in Sanford. From staff reports IN D E X B u tln a a * ............. C la s s if ie d ! ........ 10-12B C o m ic s .............. . C r o i i M o r d ....... ......... 8 B D e ar A b b y ......... D e a th * ...... .......... .........5A E d ito ria l ............... .......... 4 A E d u c a tio n ..................0 A F lo rid a .................. H e a lth / F itn e s s . H o r o a c o p a ......... soooos 0 B M o v la a .................. N a tio n ................... P o o p lo .................. S p o rts ...................... To lo v is io n ............ W o s th o r ................. ........ 2 A W o r ld ...................... Sunny and warm Mostly sunny with a high In the low to mid HOs Wind north lOm ph For m ore w o a th o r, s e e P a g e 2A I See Zoo. Page SA G O P com m ittee to investigate Democrat links Olympian reactions C h ile s begins hard sell □ Vthlcn has proposed to build the Incinerator In Ills Industrial jiark located in east Lake Monroe, a small farming community west nl Sanford. Seminole County commissioners will consider the proposal at their March 2(i meeting, which begins at 7 p.m. One of the Investors In the SO million Vlhlcti proposal. Fred Bonham. Is president or Orlando Resource Recovery Inc. ORRI sought to build a 100-ton medical waste Incinerator similar In design to Vllilcn's in Orange County twice, but withdrew the proposals amid objections. There Is already one 20-ton medical Incinerator In Orange County and a second. 27 ton facility has been approved. Stale and Orange County studies suggest all of central Florida will produce SANFORD — When Tim othy William Delbeke began renting a post office box In Lake Mary, lastarted getting checks made out to DLM Research Labs. According to Saulord Police, lie apparently decided to try to put the money to work earning interest in a checking account at the SunHank on S. Orlando Drive In Sanford. Delbeke. 43. o f 725 Creekwaler Terrace Apt. 103 In Lake Mary, was arrested on Friday and charged with grand theft and scheming to defraud. Stephanie Tennex (above, left), of Sanford. | Susan Holn. Jami Hankins and Susan Tennex congratulate themselves for performances in the Special Olympics held Saturday at Lake Mary High School. Johnny Montgomery (right) exerts himsell to finish first In 400 meter dash. On Jan. 15 of this year, five months after he began renting the post office box. Delbeke allegedly went lo the bank and opened an account In the name of DLM Research Labs. He allegedly H*f*ld Photo* by K*lly Jot d«n f See Ja iled , Page 5 A T h r e e r iv e r b o a t s o n c e p l i e d S t . J o h n s WAY BACK WHEN JULIAN STENSHROM Got a call from a young lady wanting to know what I knew ulmiii the old river boats that operated on the St. Johns, h took some rcseacli hut I believe I have tin- names nl most o| them, and perhaps smite Inlormutluu about soiiu-ol them There was, nl course, the big three of my childhood and teen years in Sanford. They were tin- ' City of Sanford, the "Osceola** and the "C ity of Jacksonville. ' All carried freight and passengers between Sanford and Jacksonville for the Clyde Line and later the St. Johns R I v e r 1.1n c . T h e * * C 11y o I Jacksonville" was tin- first of the river Imki I s to have electric lights It was built in 1882 There was a ferry, the "Alm a May." that would transport passen­ gers across Lake Monroe to En­ terprise. The fare each way was 50 • cuts. It was operated by Robert L. Allen. There was also tin- "S.V. W liltc." a paddle wlit-clcr liiat mice carried passengers and Irclghi across Lake Monroe Im-I-vccii San lord .iimI Enterprise. There was I lie "Frederick l>cB ary." that sailed out ol Blue Spiing li was built in INK I later burned, was tcbuilt and remained In service miltl It was retired in 11125. I Ills vessel was perhaps a See S ten strom , Page 5 A C allow ay w inner of another rodeo By VICKI DaSORMIER Herald Staft Writer SANFORD - On Saturday. Stella " K a t e " Calloway drove away wtlli her second Scnunale County school bus Knad-c o championship in as many years Calloway, who represented Seminole Comil\ at the stale championships last year earned 5IM points in the I I event competition A pcrleet s< m i­ ls 535 "She is a very good driver." satd Jerry Klein, director ol the district traiis|>ortjitnii department Calloway will lead a team winch tin hides hersell and the live runners up from Saturday's emitest to tile slate competition at Mid-Florida Teelt hi Orlando oil April 2t> and 27 The nl her members of the district championship team are Elaine II 1-II111.111. who earned 503 (mints. Ik-hi llurkhardi. who earned 487 (mints. Williams, w tin earned 4MI (mints Carol Ki who earned 480 (mints ami Judy Templeton, earned 475 (sums We're looking forward to doing well at contest this year ' Klein said Last \ear (tie team, led hv Callowa v. cattle within See Dus. Page 5A Overall sect Mfukl Photo by K#ily Jordan al the Sem inole County school bus rodeo yesterday in Winter Springs. �1A — Saniord Harild, Sanford, Florid* — Sunday. March 24, 1991 NEW S FROM T H E REGION AND ACR OSS T H E S T A T E tough lo ls e ir Investigation ordered In M IG arrival Associated Press Writer MIAMI — A top ofTIctal o f the Joint U.S.-Canadian air defensecommand ordered a full Investigation Into the apparently undetected arrival In Key West o f a Soviet-built MIG flown by a defecting Cuban pilot. No U.S. planes were scrambled when the MIC arrived Wednesday from Cuba, and the let fighter was not spotted by the tower at the Key West Naval A ir Station until It was circling the field attempting to land. MaJ. Gen. Ian Patrick, o f the Canadian Forces, who directs combat operations for NORAD, ordered formation o f an Investigating board to probe the Incident, said MaJ. Thomas Niemann, spokesman for agency's headquarters In Colorado. Friday's order followed two days o f Informal reviews, he said, adding he did not know when the final report will be ready. TALLAHASSEE — The annual budget battle begins In earnest this week In Qie Florida Legislature, and Gov. Lawton Chiles Is finding many o f his proposals tough to sell. A sharp Increase In assessments on hospitals, a steep tuition hike that would be diverted to fund social services and the governor's so-called "right-sizing" program to slim down government all find few friends on the Capitol's fourth floor. But Chiles remains undaunted and la convinced that hts big November victory gives him leverage In hla first term. "F or the first time. I've sort o f got the reins. In m y hand." said the three-term former U.S. senator. nator. "F "People want to see us try something different. L” House Speaker Speaker'T.K. Wetherell. D-Daytona Beach, said Chiles will find It rough going as appropriations committees In both cham­ bers begin serious work this week on a 628.8 billion spending ptan and deal with a shortfall o f some 61.6 billion to keep services operating. “ If they can generate a lot o f support, we'll do It. But so far they've (lawmakers) been running up and saying, 'don't do It.' " Wetherell said. Shipwreck estimated at $4.8 million Man charged In vehicular hom icide RIVIERA BEACH — A man celebrating his 21st birthday plowed his car Into a retiree who was checking a flat tire on his camper along Interstate 95. police said. Brendan Murphy's car struck and killed Albert Elck Jr.. 65. o f Durham. Conn., whose cam per was parked on the northbound shoulder Thursday. Florida Highway Patrol trooper Bob Borman said Friday. Elck was carried on the windshield of Murphy's car for about 35 feet before his body fell onto the center lane, and the car continued north about 900 feet, police said. * TAMPA — Gold bars, silver coins and other artifacts recov­ e r e d from a 17th c e n tu r y Spanish shipwreck ofT Key West have been appraised at nearly 64.8 million. S c a h a w k D eep O cea n Technology released a report F r id a y by an In d e p e n d e n t appraiser who Inspected 28 gold bars, more than 726 silver coins, 3.000 pearls. 44 clay olive Jars and other Items the company r a is e d fr o m th e g a l l e o n 's 1.500- foot-deep grave. W itches stir up brouhaha PORT ST. LUCIE — The opening o f a witchcraft store at a shopping center has stirred a little witches brouhaha among neighboring store owners. "W e don't like them ," said Joe Parker, a barber located a few doors down from The Dragon's Lair at the Grimes Plaza 2 shopping center. "W e think they ought to be selling Bibles over there." The center's owner was surprised to learn that the store opening next week was run by a witch. "Th ey're officially listed as a gift shop," shopping center owner James Grimes said Thursday. But Ygralne Osbourn, owner or The Dragon's Lair, says contrary to popular notion, witches are "Just boring nice folk" and no cause for alarm. She Is the leader o f a coven o f witches that has moved to Port St. Lucie from Jensen Beach. Chamber welcomes McDonald's T h e Lake Mery Cham ber of Commerce w elcom ed the new M cD oneld'a to the community during a ribbon cutting recently. Participants In the event were as follows: Pern Broaon; Ronda Taylor, assistant manager; Diene Parker, chamber member, Jack Cordner, manager; Kathle Ragan, chamber president; John Litton, city manager; Jhert Fulton, chamber member and Dawn Lltenwak. Lottery success has neighbors scrambling TALLAHASSEE - Nearly 10 percent of Florida's lottery tick­ ets were sold to out-of-state players In the past three years, and some neighboring states are planning their own lotteries to keep that cash at home. From Associated Press reports ‘ W e're tired or seeing all that Georgia money go to educate F lo rid a c h ild r e n ," aald B ill S te p h e n s , s p o k e s m a n fo r Georgia Gov. Zell Miller. Georgians were the top out-of-state spenders on the Florida lottery, with their 6178 million accounting for 3 percent of all sales. Georgia will vote In No­ vember 1992 on establishing Its own lottery, and passage could mean the games will be running by summer 1993. But Florida's lock on the regional lottery craze might be broken as early as this summer when Louisiana gets Its lottery going, said Michael Carr, newly a p p o in te d d ir e c t o r o f th e Louisiana lottery. Loutslanans chipped In about 617 million o f the 6578 million worth o f Florida tickets going to out-of-state players, and Cansaid It's his Job to keep that money In hla state. Spring breakers reminiscent of ‘raising all manners of hell’ Associated Press Writer_________ DAYTONA BEACH - The year was 1978. Beau Halton was a senior at Northeastern Universi­ ty In Boston, enjoying spring break at Button's, a popular Fori Lauderdale nightspot, when the wet nightgown contest began. "T h e first couple o f women came out and these guys would pour water on them.” he recalls. " T h e y w e re w e a r in g a —-High4Sowi-amHt-waa-cu>-right to the tops of the legs and It was pretty racy. Then women started coming out and Just yanking It o ff and they were naxed on stage. " I remember being amazed. I turned to the guy next to me and said. 'These aren't professional strippers, these are college girls and they are taking all their clothes ofT on stage.'... "It sort of opened up my eyes. 1 had never been to that type of thing before. I felt after that 1 understood Fort Lauderdale and spring break. The rest o f my vacation was all downhill." Do yo u recognize these faces? all better men for the training they received as boy scouts. If you can Identify these boys or the scoutmaster, please call Herman Schroeder 323-7506 or John Ferguson 322-7073. We would also like to hear Irom anyone who was In the troop. The First United Methodist Church, 419 Park Ave., Sanford, has sponsored Boy Scout Troop -34 for 50 years. The church and troop ara planning a 50th anniversary celebration on April 27 at 2 p.m. Over 500 boys have been touched by the troop and they are L O T T 1 BY The dally numbers drawn Satur­ day In the Florida Lottery Cash 3 game ware: 9-4-0 Hera ara the winning numbers sslacted Friday In the Florida Lottery Fantasy 5:23-10-37-3-18 (USPS 44I J44) Sacand C lan Paatas# Paid at Santerd, Fiartda U H l P O S TM A S TE R : Sand addrati change* la T H E SAN FO R D H ER A LO . P.0. Sai 1457. Sanford. F L m i l S A K n p tM K Halt* I Daily * Sundry I Hama Oallvary S Mall 5 Monttn llt.S* i Monlht tit H I Yaar 570 40 Florida Ratldanli mutl say 4 \ talar tan In addition la ralat abava. («an m Mil. "M y parents don't know I did that and I don't want them reading about It." goek a typ'. response. As early as 1961, the Area M inisterial A M fangi . d ffyTBria~"BFacK~ b ra n d e d a "tw ist" dance cun lest sponsored by the Peppermint Lounge as Immoral. A year later. New York World Telegram columnist Inez Robb termed Daytona Beach's s p r in g b r e a k a " n a t i o n a l scandal." But for all o f spring break’s sun, suds and sir., there l& room for Innocence, too. Some who have come to the beach In search of hedonism have come away with no m ore than a sunburn. But they still remember. " I guess you could say we were more talk that action." said Dave Kinross. 35. who left the Icy campus o f Penn State for three spring breaks at Fort Lauderdale In the mld-70s. The plan was to "g o down lo meet w om en.... A wild weekend. It really didn’ t work out that w ay." TH E W EATH ER LOCAL FOR8CABT Cl»T Apalachicola Daytona Baach FI LaudBaach ForlMyart Galneyrllla Momattoad Jacktonvllla KayWacf Miami Pantacoia Saratoga Tallahattae Tampa VeroBaach W PalmBaach > Vj'A---------- * Hi n u n sa M u B) 1} II 74 la ai so n ai 41 41 *4 yj n n as u si at ii it at u *i 71 Net 0 t 0 0 0 0 0 f 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 ‘v Vj'vv-----------1 6ATURDAY FRIDAY PtlyCldy 76*66 PtlyCldy 80-66 8UNDAY Sunny 70-60 MONDAY Sunny 78*84 -----------' TUKSDAY PtlyCldy 76*60 STATISTICS SUNDAY: <6 LAST March 8 NEW SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 12:10 March 18 a.m.. 12:30 p.m.; MaJ. 6:20 a.m.. 6:50 p.m . TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 2:17 a.m., 2:48 m.: lows. 8:52 am .. 8:58 p.m.; Smyrna Beach: highs. |FULL 2:22 a.m.. 2:53 p.m.: laws. 8:57 <March 30 a.m.. 9:03 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 2:37 a.m., 3:08 p.m.: lows. 9:12 a.m..9:18 p.m. Rew .© E S -O PLORII NATIONAL BX TBN D 1D O U TLO O K Today: Partly cloudy with a slight 20 percent chance of showers. Highs In the low to mid 80s with a westerly wind at 5-10 mph. Tonight: Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance o f evening showers. Turning fair with a low in Hie upper 50. Northerly wind al 5-10 mph. Extended forecast: Fair and mild Monday through Wednes­ day. Lows In Hie mid to upper 50s Monday and upper 50s lo lower 60s Tuesday and Wednes­ day. Highs In the upper 70s to lower 80s. Sunday, M arch 24, 1991 •Vol U . N o 181 P w M ItM Pally and Sunday, aacapt Saturday by Tha laniard Harild, Inc.. MS N. Franch A r t , laniard. Fla. m i l . Halton Is 36 years old now. an editor In Jacksonville, a mature adult. But for him a n d 'fo r so many of those who have come to Florida through the years, spring break replays Itself again and again in memories: Ogling girls or boys on the beach. Drinking to excess. Raising all manner of hell. Years later, a simple question — "W hat did you do on spring break?" — can bring blushes and Cheshire cat grins to the faces o f people who are now parents or grandparents. And sudden reticence. BBACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: W aies arc 1 foot with a slight chop. Current Is slightly to the south with a water temperature o f 67 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are 2 fret with a slight chop. Current is slightly lo die north, with a water temperature o f 67 degrees. BOATING St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Today: Wind southwest 10 knots becoming northwest north portion. Seas 2 feel or less. Bay and inland waters a light chop. A few showers or thunderstorms. T o n i g h t : W in d n o r t h to northeast 10 to 15 knots. Seas 2 lo 4 feet but higher In the Gulf Slrcain. Bay and Inland waters u moderate chop. The temperature at 5 p.m. Saturday was 83 degrees and Saturday's overnight low was 62. as recorded by the National Weather Service at ihc Orlando International Airport. Other Wealher Service data: □Saturday's high.............85 □Barometric pressure.30.07 □Relative Humidity....51 pet □ W in d West 7 mph Rainfall «4bbboaa«*^0 lO« □Today's sunset »***#6:39 p.m. □Tomorrow's sunrise....6:24 high and evtmight lorn to 1 a m. EST. CHY Hi La Prc Anchoraga 17 14 Allan la M 4} Allantic City SO ci IS Amlin 71 11 Baltlmora 41 AI u Billing* 11 11 Birmingham n ai 05 Blamarcli 41 n OS Boiaa at a Boaton 7* ia 14 Burlington. Vt. 44 15 Chartatkm. S C 75 ai Char lot la. N C U ao Chicago 44 » .14 Clavaland 41 41 11 Concord. N H. IS 1* 05 Dal lot FI Worth 7$ 44 Donvor U 15 Do* Mol not *7 1* IS Datroll ss It .11 Hartford ai 14 .41 Honolulu (0 71 Indlonapoliy *4 51 47 Jockton.Mlu 44 44 •Camay City 74 41 .01 Lay Vaga* •1 43 Lima Rock 7t 55 louitrilla a* at .04 Mamphiy 71 41 .14 Mltwaukaa 10 « to Mpiy 11 Paul 41 15 11 Nayhmlla 40 41 n Haw Orisons U 71 Haw York Clfy 47 ]« SI Nortofk.Va 7a 47 .14 Oklahoma City 70 as Omaha 10 i* » Philadelphia II « SO Phooola 47 51 Plltlburgh *7 57 15 Portiand.Orr 4* 41 14 Pro>idanca 44 14 14 Si Lou.* to 51 .14 Salt Loka City 51 17 San Franc ices SO 4* Wan la so 41 03 �' Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 24, 1991 — M New gasoline pocket discovered in Geneva Edward Wayne Roblneon. 25. o f 1104 W. 12ih St. In Sanford, who la currently an Inmate at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility waa arrested on Wednesday. Warrants for his arrest had been Issued on charges of Illegally dumping litter and for failure to appear In court on charges o f driving with a suspended drivers license. Bond for the additional charges has been set at S I.000 each. Additional charges filed against inmate Earnest Earl Fields, 41. o f 804 Magnolia Ave. In Sanford was arrested on Wednesday. He Is already an Inmate In the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. Fields was served with a warrant for violating his probation on charges o f child abuse. Bond on the new charge was set at 91,000 after his first appearance In court. Retail theft arrest Clarence Leon Ford. 35. o f 1832 Coolldge Ave. in Sanford was arrested on Wednesday and charged with retail theft. Ford allegedly attempted to leave the Winn-Dixie store on Airport Boulevard In Sanford with two cases o f beer that he did not pay for. He was stopped by store security officers as he exited the store. He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held In lieu o f t 100 bond. * C o m m u n ity control violated SANFORD - Bobby Leon Rouse. 29. or 1811 W. 18th St. In Sanford, was arrested on Thursday. According to the arrest report. Rouse was not In his home when the probation officials checked his home twice In one day. As a condition of his community control, he Is not allowed to leave his home without permission o f the probation officials, authorities said. He was transferred to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held without bond. Arrest for non-paym ent Robert Anthony Davis o f 815W Pecan Ave. In Sanford was arrested on Thursday. He was charged with contempt of court because he has failed to pay court-ordered child support payments to h Is ex-wlfe. He must pay S I.507 In back payments In addition to returning to the scheduled payments, according to law enforcement documents. Davis was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he will be held In lieu o f the S I.507 purge payment. cleanup so far. state officials said. The news that 850 gallons o f GENEVA - T h e state has fuel disappeared from a rellncd discovered a new pocket of tank last year rocked this com ­ munity which depends on the ga s o lin e under th e G eneva Grocery and has pumped more "Geneva Bubble" for It’s drink­ than 100 g a llo n s from the in g w ater. C o m p le te ly su r­ groundwater table during the r o u n d e d b y u n d r i n k a b l e last week, a state envlronemtnal saltwater, the bubble Is the co m m u n ity's sole source o f official said Thursday. Although state Department of water. T o folks here, the Idea that the Environmental Regulation of­ ficials thought six months ago bubble could become contami­ they had removed most or all of nated forcing water lines to be the 850 gallons that rushed Into extended lo; the quiet area with the ground during the night o f housing developments In town June 16, 1990, they discovered was a contemptible Idea. The Fort Pierce tank rcllning more gasoline last month and began pumping to remove It company. Alan Chemical, re­ moved the rusting tank from the from the ground. No drinking water wells have ground June 20 and excavated been contaminated by the spill, much o f the clay emitting strong county health officials said. John gasoline odors from underneath Cochrane, director o f the Semi­ the tank. Pumps were Installed to draw nole County Public Health Unit, said monthly well tests have all the gasoline out o f the ground shown wcllwatcr In the area is where It had spread In a norther­ safe, he said. Tests arc con­ ly and e a s t e r ly d ir e c t io n . ducted on wells extending from- Lockcnbach said the pumps Gcncva Grocery In a northeast­ were run for 43 days until late September when no "free pro­ erly direction. Cochrane said. A total o f 430 gallons has been du ct" gasoline was coming up p u m p e d fro m t h e g ro u n d from where It floated atop the beneath the small grocery on groundwater table. A v e n u e C . s a id R e b e c c a Lockcnbach. DER project man­ ager for the cleanup. But how much more rem ains In the ground remains a mystery, she said. " W e ’re not sure what the estimate Is." Lockcnbach said. "W e don’t know how much Is IN V E S T IG A T IO N S left. It’s kind o f open-ended as to 7 h c P r o v e n N u m e To T r u t l the lime-frame o f when we’ ll be done." And the cost o f the cleanup may reach $500,000 or more. A total of $342,885 has either been 6 2 8 - 1 5 0 0 spent or com m itted for the By <1. 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HEJAZ SHRINE ^Announces T h d r ANNUAL CIRCUS N O T IC E A ►p l e a s e ; A C T N O W •I ^ The Shriners would like to take this final opportunity to talk with you. Many of you were kind enough to pledge to help us sponsor some children to our annual Shrine Clrcue on May 25th S 26th, 1991. It seems many o! you have overlooked the small favor we asked. Please send your contribution today so these children can smile on show day. and accept our thanks. M a m a a lw a y s sa id , “ C h ild r e n , it’s n o t n ic e t o ta lk b e h in d s o m e o n e ’s ba ck .” S o I g o t T h r e e - w a y C a llin g . N o w w h e n m y s is te r a n d I w a n t t o ta lk a b o u t M a m a , w e ju s t ca ll h e r u p a n d let h e r listen in. See ypu J/3i Ih e Circus! B a h ia S h r in e C ir c u s P.O. BOX 947627 Maitland, FL 32794-7627 339-3008 Proceeds from this activity are lor the benefit ot Bahia Temple. Payments are not deductible as charitable contributions. 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Haato, Ix a c v ttv a E d ito r SUBSCRIPTION RATEt 3 Month*...................................919.50 6 Month*................................. 939.00 I Year ........................................... 978.00 Florida Raaldanta muat pay 9% aatoa tax to teratoai E D IT O R IA L S IR A status T o remain economically competitive, the United States needs to Increase Its savings rate, which Is now am ong the lowest In the Industrialized world. An Increase In domestic s a v in g s w o u ld s p u r In vestm en t In Jobcreating enterprises and m ake this country less dependent on foreign capital, thereby prom oting lower Interest rates. President Bush and Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D -Texas, chairm an of the Senate Finance Committee, have offered sim ilar proposals to Increase personal savings. Mr. Bush proposes a n e w fam ily sa v in g s p la n that w ou ld generate tax-free Interest and allow penaltyfree w ithdraw als for emergencies. He also proposes penalty-free w ithdraw als from Indi­ vidual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) for firsttime hom e buyers. T h ere’s a laten t fury in our m idst The latent fury in our midst surfaced in Los Angeles, California March 3. 1991. Hatred like a volcano erupted and engulfed Rodney. King. Over a dozen police, a veritable gang, were present to observe or participate In breaking 33-year-old King's skull In nine places. Ostensibly the police were arresting him for a traffic violation. George Holliday, a white amateur photogra­ pher. recorded the Incident for posterity. The fact that Holliday was at that place at that ttme,mlght be attributable to divine Intervention. It Is a credit to Holliday that he shared the Irrefutable evidence o f m in 's Inhumanity to man with the nation and the world. Until that Incident Am ericans had been basking in the success o f Operation “ Desert Storm ." We were proud o f the superb manner In which our troops had performed. W e were aware o f the fact that a disproportionate number o f blacks and Hispanlcs were engaged In the war In the Gulf. Historically, blacks have always served their country with pride and valor. Yet the American dilemma continues to be the treatment afforded many blacks on the homefront. After -each conflict African-Americans return to face the existing realities of Inequities in every aspect o f their dally lives. Psychologists and sociologists have pondered the evolution or racism in America. They concur that It has beeme institutionalized. Psychologists LURLENE SWEETING have concluded that prejudice Is learned. Sociologists contend that collective behavior. In a gang. Is much different from Individual behavior. The presence o f numbers o f people acts as a catalyst to Ignite a fuse o f rage that seems to spread until the rage la spent and the victim o f the gang activity Is conclusively subdued. The Attorney General o f the United States. Richard Thornburgh, expressed alarm over the numerous reports of police brutality nationwide. He has promised to launch an Investigation. This appears to be an encouraging first step. However action In that area will speak louder than words. Often appointing a commmlttee or promising an investigation is simply a tactic used to diffuse a volatile situation. Incidents like the one In Los Angeles Is a challenge to Am erica's worldwide credibility as JA C K ANDERSON The press fufulls democracy’s role Sen. Bentsen. together with Sen. W illiam I Roth, R-Del., Is sponsoring a more ambitious proposal — backed by 70 senators — to restore fully deductible IRAs for all workers. All workers could make tax-deductible IRA contributions o f u p to 92,000 annually, and they could m ake penalty-free withdrawals before retirement to pay for a first home, catastrophic medical expenses or a college education. Deductible IRAs were m ade available to all workers In 1981. Four years later, 16 million couples and Individuals claim ed IRA con­ tributions totaling 938.2 billion. But in 1986, tax-dcductlble contributions to IR As were re s tric te d t o .t h o s e w ith o u t e m p lo y e rsponsored pension plans o r with annual Incomes of less than 950,000 for couples or $35,000 for singles. Consequently, savings plummeted. — Sen. Bentsen did not offer a calculation of the cost to the federal governm ent of the IR A -v-pV.mrfluH? any-tax bmk- can su rvive scrutiny in these austere limes, it ought to,be on e tu Increase savings’. l J i. • > ^ Am erican consum ers put only 4 cents of every dollar aside as savings. That com pares with 16 cents in Japan a n d 13 cents In G e rm a n y . T h e • decline In person al an d bu sin e ss sa v in gs, together w ith chronic federal deficits, has deprived the econom y of low-cost capital to finance Im provem ents In m anufacturing an d productivity, and h as led to m assive foreign borrowing. T h e short-term loss of fedeal tax revenues d u e to IRAs m ust be weighed against budget savin gs In other areas. For exam ple. If an IRA helped families afford their first homes, this w o u ld reduce reliance on federal housing program s. Dependence on governm ent health program s and student loans would likewise decrease if Am ericans w ere allowed to use their own Income saved In IRAs for m ajor medical and education expenses. Studies confirm that most of the m oney that went Into IR A s In the early 1980s w as in fact new savings. An analysis by the National Bureau of Economic Research found that 50 percent of deposits to IR As cam e from new sources: another 30 percent w as generated by the attractiveness of tax reductibility: and only 20 percent was shifted from existing savings. Investment Is a key to Amerlca*s economic future. Yet the United States has suffered from a decline in savings and investment. L ow savings translate Into lower levels of Investment, higher interest rates and slow growth in living standards. To help reverse this alarm ing trend. President Bush and Congress should find a w a y to bring the IRA out of retirement. Berry's World an advocate o f human rights. Preserving the rights o f Its citizens at home must be a paramount priority. T w elv e percent o f Its population cannot continue to be subjected to random racial violence dependent upon the white person or persons he or she happens to encounter particularly when these persons have sworn to uphold the law. Dating from slavery In the American colonies during the 17th century. African Americans have been treated with disdain relative to their physical safety, civil rights and personal dignity. Justification for this treatment has usually revolved around some projected Inferiority. In 1970. Dr. James P. Comer, Associate Dean o f Yale University, suggested that subtleties advanced proposing to prove blacks as signifi­ cantly less than other members o f the human family should be analyzed, “ ft la not responsible science to make assumptions about the meaning o f black and white differences. Since the scientist does not know the black experience or fully understand or take Into account the implications o f the experiential differences. Few researchers have made systematic appraisal o f the Impact o f Inequitable and traumatic social policy.'.' in 1991, this statement continues to havcvalldlty. The latent fury In our midst must be brought Into the light and examined carefully. It Is a malignancy America needs to exorcise. TO M TIE D E Do not ask how to find o r Joe NEW YORK — I don't know the man’s real name, hut he calls himself Joe Homeless. He Is reportedly a middle-aged, formerly middleclass Individual who has taken to living door-to-door because o f circumstances he believes could happen to anyone. He Is also an author who writes movingly about his vaga­ bond existence, and, at present, he Is said to be attempting to publish a book. I learned about him from a Manhattan friend, who called recently to say that he had read an article the street person had written for The New York Times. The friend said the piece lacked polish, but the point o f view was utterly convincing, and he suggested I come to the city and find Joe Homeless for an Interview. Good Idea. I made arrangements to stop during a motor trip to New England. I meant to do some homework before arriving, to get particulars on the man. but time did not allow It. Therefore, I drove Into Manhattan on a Sunday a.m., without any notion o f where to find one homeless lellow among 8 million residents. Sunday In New York. Those who think Gotham never closes have not been here during a chilly morning on the Sabbath. No one parades on Fifth Avenue. Only the pigeons give their regards to Broadway. I tried to contact usual sources for directions, but everything was shuttered, uptown, downtown and all around town. Even the homeless shelters are scaled at Sunday breakfast. But there are a few exceptions. So I went to a West Side refuge, near the Port Authority bus terminal, and whereas the man on duty did not know Joe Homeless, he gave me a list of telephone numbers for some of the other groups that give assistance to street people. D welling Place, for exam ple. And the Salvation Army. And Holy Apostles Church. Our Lady o f Guadalupe Church, and St. Francis of Assisi. I called a dozen of the groups, from Harlem to the Bowery, all to no avail. No one had so much as heard of Joe Homeless nor could they offer any Ideas as to how to track him down. Then at noon, as the chilly weather turned to rain. 1 got lucky. I thought. Several men lounging near the Port Authority phone booths overheard my calls, and one of them offered his service* He said he had known Joe Homeless for some months, und. 11 I would spring for a sackful of donuts, he would lead me to him. I got spudnuts and rubber necks, and we drove to the Seventh Day Adventist shelter on 45th Street. The guide said his name was Charles, but provided no further fumlly details. He wore a large knit cap. different colored shoes, und what 1 took to be an Army greatcoat He ate the frosting only und threw the donuts away. Charles said he had been living on the streets for most of five years. And he took some pride In thinking there was a logical reason. " I used to have an apartm ent In C h els ea ." he explained, “ but. you know. If you don't have an apartment, you don't have rent, and you don't have to steal for the rent and go to Jail." When we got to the Seventh Day Adventist shelter. Joe Homeless was not there. We then went to St. Peter’s Eplscopal. and he wasn't at that kitch­ en either. W e made two more stops, the latter back at the P o rt A u t h o r it y , where we came up empty twice again — a n d . s h r u g g in g . Charles asked for a croissant sandwich. He stayed In the car while I made the p u r c h a s e fr o m a vendor. Afterward. I C l got out of saw C h a rles s tu ff town with a something Into his torn Jacket, a knit cap. and walk croissant off. I thought quickly sandwich and about my camera. It a red face. J was on the back floor of the car. How could I have been so dumb? "H old It!" I cried out. "Doggone you." or words to that efTect. "Stop thlefl" There followed the requisite Dirty Harry chase. Charles raced through the Port Authori­ ty to Ninth Avenue — he had good speed for a man wearing waders — und he continued ' down 41st Street. In and out o f u Idling station, over u trestle, under a trestle, along a dispirited series of warehouses, and around to a parking lot. 1caught him In the parking lot. 1 grabbed his greatcoat und we tumbled In the rain, sliding Into a red Chrysler. He was terrified. I was righteously disheveled. Surely, we looked like the fools we were. I look the knit cap. and let Charles go. and found that It was stuffed with Washington und Philadelphia newspapers I soon discovered that my camera was still on the back floor of the automobile. Charles had only stolen the paper*. I couldn't un­ derstand why — the camera has real value — until a cop said the street man may not have seen the Nikon, or. perhaps: "H e might have just thought It was OK to take the newspapers tosell." I left for New Hampshire alter that. I got out o f town with a torn Jacket, a croissant sandwich and a red face. And 1 never found Joe Homeless, more's the pity. WASHINGTON - Children learn from their history books about the Greek's nasty habit o f killing the bearers o f bad news. Those messengers probably should have lied to save their necks. Today’s mass media messengers don't face death, as such, so they continue to make bad news their stock in trade. And the Greek tradition o f killing the meaaenger has become a metaphor for contemporary media criticism. The Persian Gulf W ar h a s b ro u g h t plenty o f occasions to remember the Greek s y s te m o f d ls scmlnaling informa­ tion. It's now press bashing dressed up in the clothing o f patriotism. T h e p u b lic has blamed the press for showing too many pieces trf Iraqi -rubble, too m an y , Injured Iraqi civilians, tod m any d ead Ira q i £ It should not soldiers. Many news­ be a crim e In paper readers caught the public's up In the justifiable eye to gather en th u sia sm about the facts. J the performance o f American troops In the war, sec the grim side o f the story as somehow anti-American, anti-Bush, anti-team spirit at a time when the team Is pulling together with pride. Still smarting from the pain of the Vietnam experience, some In the Pentagon will go to their deaths blaming the media for the failure of that war. In reality, the information coming to the American public about the Vietnam War was too little and too late. The public should have seen earlier the futility of the strategy that drove the war at half speed with the drivers sitting tn the White House Instead of In the combat zone. Incredibly, Americans did not even have a true picture of how many of their own were dying In Vietnam. The press is not perfect. For the most part. Its faults lie in errors o f fact And frequently, (here are differences tn Interpretation. But It should not be a crime In the eyes o f the public to gather those facts. Interpret them with the best tools available and disseminate them to the public. The public's Job Is to weigh the Infomatlon with some sophistication. A de­ mocracy assumes that It's people will not expect to be spoon fed. They arc entitled, no. they arc obligated, to make their own Inlerprgtal Ions of what they read and sec. The offspring o f the Greek tradition today Includes the conservative Media Research Center and Us chairman L. Brent Bozell III. He tried to bully Ted Turner Into recalling CNN correspondent Peter A rn ett from Baghdad. Said Bozell of Arnett. "H e Is more of a propagandist for Saddam Hussein than a reporter for CNN." Arnett wasn't a propagandist, but he was working under Iraqi censorship, which was probably more severe than the censorship being imposed by the Pentagon. Sometimes you take what you can get. And Arnett went overboard to remind his viewers of what they were getting. He repeatedly said his reports . were being censored and (hat there were many subjects about which he was not allowed to speak. Short of craving that caveat In stone and mailing It to every Nielsen ratings household, there was not much more Arnett could do but shut up. and that's the worst option of all. Through Arnett. Americans saw Saddam Hussein the liar, the manipulator, the choreographer. They also saw real suffering among the people o f Baghdad who were paying the price o f war. That was Important lor a war that ram r dangerously close to looking like there was no downside, no price to be paid. To question the military Is nut to condemn It. but to make sure that we as a nation have control of It. America Is not made great only by Its mUitary might and patriotism. What makes America superior Is Its people's ability to control their government and monitor Its every move. �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Sunday, March 24, 1981 — M Bus Stenstrom many as five barges at a time forerunner to the loaded w ith new Fords and cruise lines o f today. Th e "Dc- Chcvrotets destined for auto B ary" once took vacationers dealers In Palatka. DeLand and " u p " the st. Johns as far Sanford, as late as 1927. "sou th " as Puzzle Lake. Most o f us old tim ers re­ A r l v e r b o a t n a m e d th e member when the Winn Lovett "V olusia" was built In 1882 but Grocery firm In Jacksonville burned at Jacksonville In 1887. once shipped food staples to a A gent named H .T . Baya distribution warehouse situated operated a number o f vessels over the waters o f Lake Monroe under the Hag or "T h e Baya In downtown Sanford. And. o f L i n e . " T h e y w e r e t h e course, we recall the tugs that “ Magnolia," .the "Sylvan Glen" brought gasoline barges up river and the "Paattlme." These craft to Sanford to replenish the huge carried passengers and even the tanks that once existed on the U .S . M a ll. J u st s o u t h o f lakefront where an apartment Jacksonville at a stop called complex Is now located. Tocol. connections were made It was particularly Interesting w ith a r a ilr o a d s e r v in g to find out how folks with Gainesville and Ocala. Farther h orses, w agon s, a u tos and south these boats connected trucks crossed the St. Johns with DeBary steamers to En­ b e fo r e b r i d g e s 'w e r e b u ilt. terprise and Sanlbrd. Hand-operated cable ferries were Other river boats were the used. But I still can’t find out " L i l li e . " the "C a lo o s a ." the how they operated. I f you have any Idea please let us know. •’ H a n c o c k * ' and the "Darlington.” However. I can’t One more minor discovery: I tell you anything specific about have alw ays referred to the attraction west of Orange City as them. But I can tell you an Inter­ Blue S p rin gs. It Isn ’ t Blue esting fact I uncovered. Tug Springs. It’s officially, "B lu e boats once pushed or pulled as Spring" — singular. Zoo1A C e a tla u 4 f r « a P i| < 1 A fiv e points of taking first place at the state contest which was held In Lakeland. In order to qualify as partlclnta, school bus drivers must ve an excellent striving record and not have any traffic citations o f any kind within the last 12 months. There were 40 drivers who participated In this year's con­ test. Th e drivers are judged on their ability to perform well on an obstacle course which Includes rail road crossings, backing Into a narrow stall, driving through a serpentine course and driving Into a space with diminishing clearance. They are also Judged on thetr ability to get students safely on to the bus and lo Inspect the bus for problems prior to starting ofT on a trip. Richard Wells, assistant super­ intendent for transpdrtallon who was also on hand lo cheer the drivers on said he was equally Impressed with the drivers’ abili­ ties. "Im agine maneuvering a 40foot long school bus through a course where, at times, you only were In the form o f checks made have a two-inch clearance." he said. out to DLM Research. The Seminole County school A fter depositing money on March 1. he allegedly withdrew bus drivers hav distinguished $11,125 from the account. He themselves each o f the seven reportedly took $9,850 In cash years that they have participated and $1,275 In the form o f a In the Road-e-o contests. cashiers check. According to bank officials, he allegedly returned to the bank ten minutes later to cash the cashiers check. Records show that on March 5, A D E L I N E E . O E B H A X D T Adeline E. Gebhardt. 82. of Delbeke returned to the bank and deposited a $12,569.30 5634 North Road In Sanford, check that was made out to the died Friday at South Seminole C om m u n ity Hospital. Longcompany. According to the arrest report, wood. Bom In St. Louis, Missouri hank officials were began to on Dec. 11. 1908, Gebhardt suspect that the account might moved to Sanford from Lcmay. Mo. in 1971. She was a home­ be fraudulent. It Is unclear from the report who gave them the maker and a Catholic. Survivors include husband, tip. William F.: sons. William F.. San Bank officials were not avail­ Antonio. Texas, and Franklin L.. able for comment on Saturday. Sanford; seven grandchildren: A police investigation showed 18 great grandchildren. th a t D LM R e s e a r c h L a b s , B a ld w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral form erly o f Lake Mary, had Home. Oaktawn Chapel. Lake rented the post office box cur­ Mary, in charge o f the arrange­ rently used by Delbeke ments. Jailed Continued from Page 1A deposited a 81,103.70 check made exit lo DLM Re­ search Labs In the account. Allegedly using the name of Greg W. Edwards. Delbeke pres­ ented bank officials with docu­ mentation that showed him to be the president, secretary and treasurer o f the company, ac­ cording lo police. He allegedly showed bank of­ ficials a certificate of incorpora­ tion and other documents from the Department of State, which Included a corporate document number and the names and addresses o f the lawyers who allegedly represented the com­ pany. Those names and addresses later proved to be false. On Jan. 25. he reportedly withdrew $1,050 In cash from the account. On Feb. 15. he allegedly made u deposit o f $11,108 Into the account. On March 1. another $424.42 was rape- ;d ly added by Delbeke. Both (hose deposits GOP Sapprltq ebultl not be rrttcKfed, bdt ylcdChAIrmfan Theresa Stclllng salcf the Board is working to Bring warring parly factions together. Star said dispelling the rumors would help lo gel Ihc committee working towards more positive goals. Furlong agreed with Stclllng. "There are better things they could spend their lime on than this." Furlong said Friday. " I think whal ll Is Is some disgruntled Republicans are trying to figure out how a Democrat can win on a 60-40 spill." Some committee members have suggested county commissioner Bob Sturm quietly worked lo support Furlong’s successful campaign against Republican Incumbent Sandra Glenn. Furlong denied Sturm participated In his campaign In any way. "Absolutely, categorically, no." Furlong re­ sponded. "N ot as far as I know anything about ll did Bob work on my campaign. We met on the campaign trail and that was ll." IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIDA OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CIVIL ACTION N O .W m i C A U K FIRST NATIONWIDE BANK. * Fadaral Saving* Bank. Plaint IIf. »». MARY D MICHALKO A/K/A M A R Y 0 SUAR EZ A/K/A MARY RIVERA A/K/A MARY CASTRO. NORTH BROWARD H O S P IT A L O IS T R IC T . a Spatial Tan Ditlnct. RICHARD O A R Z A R O and M A R IA CAZARD Dalandanl N O TICEO FSA LE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant lo an Of dvr ol Final Judgmant ot foradotura datvd March II, Iff!, and tnlvrvd In Cata No W 1I4JCAI4K ol lha Circuit Court ot lha Elghtaanth Judicial Circuit In and tor Sami nolv County. Florida wharaln FIRST NATIONWIDE BANK. It P l a l n t l l l and M A R V D MICHALKO A/K/A MARV O S U A R E Z A/K /A M A R Y R I V E R A A ' K /A M A R Y CASTRO NORTH BROWARD H O S P IT A L O IS T R IC T . a Spatial Taa Dnlrict. RICHARD G A R Z A R D and M A R IA GAZARD ara tha dalandantt. I will tall lo lha hghatl and batl biddaf tor cath at lha Wat I Front Door ol tha Saminola County Courthouta In Santord. Saminola County. Florida at II 00 o’clock A M on April II. lffl. tha following datenbad proparty at tal forth in taid Ordar or Final Judgrranl lo wit Lot 4 Block B COUNTRY CLUB H tIG H IV . UNIT ONE. according to tha plat Iharaot. at racordad in Plat Book II at Pag* ft at lha Public Raco-dt ot Sam,now County. Florida Oatad al Santord. Saminola County Fio/<da th»* IJfh day of March, itai Maryanna Morta At Clan Circuit Court Sam,notaCounty Florida By Jana E Jataw-c AtDapw'r Clark Publith March i M l l t t l DEO ill Legal N otice IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IIT H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASENO.«d4U*CA-14K OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION AS CONSERVATOR OF FRANKLIN SAVINGS ASSOCIATION P LA IN TIFF. —Yt— PHILIP W M ICHEL AND PATRICIA A M ICHEL. HIS W IFE. ITT FINANCIAL SERVICES. A LAFAYA WOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . U N ITED STATESOF AMERICA. DEPAR TM ENTOF TREASURY. UNKNOWN TENANT1SI O EFEN O AN T(S) N O TIC E O FS A LE NOTICE IS H ER EB Y G'VEN purtuant to an Ordar ol Final judgmant ol Foradotura dalad March mi. antartd In Civil Cata No f0 4 U tC A U K ol tha Circuit Court ol Iho IIT H Judicial Circuit in and for SEM IN O L E C o u n ty . F lo rid a , wharam RESOLUTION TRUST C O R P O R A T IO N AS CON SERVATOR OF FR A N K LIN S A V IN G S A S S O C IA T IO N . P la ln tlll and P H I L I P W MICHEL ANO PATRICIA A MICHEL. HIS WIFE ara dal andantltl. I will tall to tha highati and batt b.ddar lor cath. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CO U R TH O U SE SAN FO R D . FLORIDA, at II CP AM. April I ittl. lha tollowing dattribad proparty at tat forth in u d Final Judgmant. to wit LOT 40 ALAFAYA WOOOS PHASE VII. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THERE OF AS RECORDED IN PLAT b o o k u p a g e s fi t h r u /a. IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, F IO H I OA DATED al SANFORD Flon da Ihit Uth da, ol March. I*fl MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Br JanaE Jatawic Daputy Clara Publith March IT la. iaai DEO <41 1. IN TMX CIRCUIT COURT FOR SIM INOLB COUNTY. FLORIDA . . , ............_ f j f CUI3LCIVM,______ _ NO. N IJ4J CA I4K AM ERICA'S MORTGAGE SERVICING. INC l/k/a FIRST FAM ILY MORTGAGE CORPORATION OF FLORIDA. Plaintiff. v». JANE CRAIG INGALLS, at al. Oatandanti NOTICE OF S A L ! Nolle# It htrtby glvan that, purtuant to tha Ordar or Final Judgmant antarad In thli cauta In tha Circuit Court tor Saminola County. Florida. I will Mil tha proparty tltualad In Saminola County, Florida, datcrlbadat: L O T 147. S U M M E R H IL L . PHAaE II. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH ER EO F AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK X. PAGES 17 AND II. PUBLIC R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E CO UNTY. FLORIDA al public Mia. to lha highati and batl btddar. lor cath. at tha Watt Front Door, Saminola County Courthouta, Sanford. Saminola County, Florida, at II 00 A M . on tha llth day ol April. IN I HON M ARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E C IR C U IT COURT By: Jana E. JaMwic Publith March 14. Jl. m i O E D 232 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE N O .N -lfft-C A 14 K O EN ER A L JURISDICTION DIVISION AMERICAN HOME FUNDING. IN C . AS C U S T O D IA N OR TR USTEE P LA IN TIFF. —w»— D A V ID JE C K O V IC H IN O I VIO UALLY AND AS TRUST E E . U N IT E D S T A T E S OF AM ERICA. D EPAR TM EN T OF TR E A S U R Y . UNKNOW N TE N A N T(S ) DE F E NOANT (Si N O TIC E O FS A LE NOTICE IS H E R EB Y GIVEN purtuant to an Ordar ol Final Judgmant ot Foraclotur* dalad March 7. lffl. anivrad In Civil Cat# No 40 Ift* CA M K ot lha C ircu it Court ot tho IIT H Judicial Circuit in and for SEM I N O L E C o u n ty, F lo rid a , wharaln A M ER IC AN HOME FUNDING. IN C . AS CUSTO DIAN OR TR U STE E. Plaintiff and DAVID JECKOVICH. IN O I V I O U A L L Y A N O AS TR U STE E ara dalandantlt). I will Mil to tha tughatt and batt b<ddar tor cath. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR OF TH E SEMI NO LE C O U N TY CO U R T HOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIDA, at II 00 a m April It. m i. tha following datcr.bad propatty at Mt term m u .d Final Judg mant lo wit LOTS « ANO 10. BLOCK W, T O W N S I T E OF N O R T H CHULUOTA. ACCORDING TO . IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT F O « SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ___ PROMT1 DIVISION.____ FIN Nombar f l-IM-C P IN R E- ESTATE OP LO R IEN M HEITZ Dacaatad NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha admlmtlrallon ol lha ttlalo Ol Lor Ian M. Halit, dtcaaud. Flla Numbar » 1-IJfrCP, it p*ndlng in lha Circuit Court lor Saminola County. Florida. Probata Dlvitkm, lha addratt of which it X I N. Park Avonut. Santord, Florida JI77I. Tha namat and addratMt ol Iho par tonal rvprvM nlallvt and tha partonal rapraMnlatlva’t at tornay ara Mt lorth balow A L L IN T E R E S T E D PER SONSARE NOTIFIED T H A T : All partont on whom Ihlt nollca It Mrvad who havo ob lactlom that challanga tha valid I'y ol lha will, lha quatlttcaltont of tha partonal rapratantatlvt, vanua. or lurltdlclion ol Ihit Court ara ragulrad lo Ilia thalr oblacllont with Ihit Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF THR EE MONTHS A FTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTER THE D A TE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All cradllort ol lha dacadanl and othar partont having claim* or damandt againtt dvcadant’t atlalt on whom a copy ot thlt nolle# It Mrvad within thraa month* attar tha data ol tho first publication ol thlt notice mwtl lilt thalr dalm i with thlt Court W IT H IN TH E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS A FTER THE D ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE D A TE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All othar cradllort ol lha dacadanl and partont having claim* or damandt againtt tha dacadanl'* all atv mutt III* thalr claim* with thl* court W ITHIN THR EE MONTHS A F TE R THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE A L L CLAIMS. DEM ANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data ot tha lirtt public# Hon ot thli Notice it March 17, mi Partonal Rapratantaliva Lawranca E Dolan *00 E att Jack ton Sira*l Orlando FloridaUfOl AI lornay lor Partonal Rapratantallvo LawrtnctE Dolan. Etquira Lawranca E Dolan. P A *00 Eatl Jackun Straal Orlando F lor ida mo I Talaphona I d l l l l l 7J00 Florida Bar No OWMI Publith Marchl7.lt. m l OED l*a Incineration Is considered to be the most effective way of eliminating the blolaglcal risk posed by waste that has’ been exposed to bacteria and disease. T h e bulk is reduced lo an ash w h ic h I f fo u n d lo co n ta in harmful elements such as mer­ cury must be buried In 8 special d u m p for hazardous waste. Otherwise, It can burled in a regular dump or even used for road-bed material. state, but not federal govern­ ment. The U.S, Environmental Protection Agency Is reviewing pollution standards for the facili­ ties. but the regulations m ay not be Imposed until S e p t 1993. said Jim Eddlnger. an environ­ mental engineer with the EPA cm mission standards division In North Carolina. ip ^ ik Currently, medical waste In­ cinerators are regulated by the v‘ i FREE S p o r t s M e d ic in e C linic Athletes AND THE F it n e s s - M in d e d for If you’re into fitness or sports, you can get a fitness evaluation and answers to health- Legal N otice Legal N o tice s C ontinued from Page I A Legal Notice * I K breathing problems as humans s h o u ld th e fa c ilit y release harmful materials to the air. " W e 'r e n eop h ytes in this area.” Posie said. " I f there were m ore lime, perhaps we could h a ve m ore or our concerns resolved.” iP lg t 1 A a maximum o f 20 Ions per day o f medical waste by the year 2000. Vlhlen said competi­ tion should only be the concern o f himself and -hts fellow In­ vestors, which includes a medi­ cal waste transport company. Vlhlen said the facility will serve hospitals, p h ysicia n s, veterinarians and o th er pro­ ducers o f potentially biologically h a r m fu l w a s te th r o u g h o u t centra] Florida. Such waste may Include used plastic syringes from a hospital or human blood from a funeral parlor o r animal blood from a vet's office. I t Is waste that cannot be discarded in a garbage dump unless It has first been decontaminated. Poste said a small stream runs from the Incinerator site through the xoo and is the favorite cooling-off spot for the zoo hippopatomus. " I f there were a problem, that anlaml could be Impacted direct­ ly, presuming there w as some risk.''Foste said. Fosle said the zoo primates — monkeys and other apes — could be su scep tib le to th e same related questions at a free Sports Medicine 1. Clirilc sponsored By CTdld's Gyrtrdf Lake Mary and The Florida Hospital Rehabilitation Center. A panel of experts, including a podiatric sports medicine specialist, a physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist, and a plastic surgeon, will conduct the fitness evaluations and answer your health-related questions. Come early because the first 100 people to attend the sports clinic will receive a $50 mini-membership to Gold's Gym. For more information, call Rick Friend at 330-1203. T h e c l i n i c w G o l d 's G y m 345 W e s t L a k e L ak e i l l b e h e l d o f L ak e M ary M ary B o u le v a r d M a ry , F lo r id a S u n d ay , M arch 32746 24, 1991 I p .m . t o 6 p .m . t h e p l a t t h e r e o f as re COROEO IN PLAT BOOK 2. PAGES U THROUGH M. IN CLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLIC R EC O R D S OF S E M IN O L E CO UNTY. FLORIDA D A TE D *> SANFORO Flon da thitOlh day at March lffl MARYANNE MORSE C LER K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE County. Florida By JanaE Jatawic Oapuly Clark Publith March It 14 lffl DEO Ml U .S . — SAVINGS BONOS Tht GREAT AMERICAN 1 INVESTMENT______| a t FLORIDA HOSPITAL : i > » A i ' ' �* a ** p Jfiin •A — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 24, 1991 H u s s e in s h u f f le s Ir a q i g o v e r n m e n t Bush dism isses reported change stay in power, which he charac­ held that post since he became terized as "difficult for him ." president In July 1979. However, he said the United Tarlq Aziz, n Christian, lost his States plans to stay out of Iraq's post as foreign minister, but Compllod From Wire Haportt Internal problems and urged stayed on as a deputy prime other countries to do the same.• minister. Saddam Hussein shuttled his " I think It would be better if Another senior member o f the Cabinet Saturday amtd a na­ everybody stayed out and let the ruling Arab Baath Socialist tionwide rebellion against his Iraqi people decide what they Party. Mohammed Hamza alrule, but kept In plane his want to do ... that’s what we Zubaldl. also was named a hard-line ministers o f interior plan todo." deputy prime minister, accord­ and d e fe n s e lo d ir e c t a Bush turned aside a question ing to the decree, released by the crackdown on dissent. on the U.S. preference on a official Iraqi News Agency. The g o v e r n m e n t shakeup government to replace Saddam H a m m a d i Is a n a tiv e o f followed claims by Kurdish and Hussein. Karbala, a storm center o f the Shllle Muslim rebels that rioting "W hat wc'rc looking for is Shiite Muslim unrest in the In thr north and south had stability. W e're not looking for south. He is regarded as an intensified and spread to the d isord er. W e ’ re look ing for advocate of political reform and capital, Baghdad. somebody that is going to lead pressed for compromise with A presidential decree signed that country tn the ways of Iran before the war with the by Saddam Installed a new peace." Bush said. “ I don’t think neighboring country ended In 24-member Cabinet, a week it would appropriate for the 1988. aflcr the beleaguered president United Slates ... to comment on His appointment to the post promised his nation democratic whether It would be a govern­ appeared to be an attempt to reforms after nearly 12 years of ment controlled by one clement appease the Shiites, who make autocratic rule. or the other.” President Bush on Saturday In the Ir a q i g o v e rn m e n t d is m is s e d th e a n n o u n c e d shakeup. Saddam gave up the changes in Iraq's government, Job o f prime minister but re­ saying "Saddam Hussein still mains as president, as head of appears to be calling the shots.’< the ruling Iraqi branch of the II you have a dnjgjOCafcohol The president told reporters. Arab Socialist Baath Party and problemwecajnS6*rsiblyhelp "T h ere are some interesting as chairm an o f the Revolu­ fence. cabinet shifts, but nothing that tio n a r y C om m an d C ou n cil, EVALUATION appears to depart from support w h ic h e ffe c t iv e ly runs the 1EATMENT for Saddam Hussein’s policies," country. in the changes Baghdad an­ H e a p p o in te d S au d ou n nounced earlier Saturday. Hammadi. a member o f the I Experience Bush spoke with Turkish Pres­ nation's Shiite Muslim majority, ident Turgot Ozal at his side ns prime minister. Saddam had aflcr the two returned to the While House from the presi­ dential retreat ut Camp David. Md.. w here they held talks earlier alxjut peace ettorts In the postwar Middle East. " I would sim ply say that Saddam Hussein appears to still lx- culling the shots," Bush told reporters. "A s I have said before, normal relations with the United Stales cannot be effected with | Saddam Hussein calling the shots, still in power." Hush said he had received mixed reports on the Shiite Muslim relwlllon in the south of Iraq. "Apparently the rebels are still fig h t in g h a r d ,” d e s p ite Saddam's claims to have pul down the rebellion. Bush said. "I think it's fair to say there is enormous consternation and turmoil in Iraq today and we arc playing no part In that, but it Wilkmin* shows I think, great unrest with Stir m Cttiitti Player w/Llghtwalght the rule ol Saddam Hussein." Hndphonts lie said it would be "dlttlcult to B u s h up 55 perrent o f Iraq's 17 million, people and nre waging a revolt In southern Iraq. Am ong the 10 ministers who kept their posts were Interior Minister All Hasan al-MaJId. a cou sin o f Saddam ; Defense Minister Saadi Tum a Abbas, and Saddam 's son-in-law Hussein Kamel Hassan. minister of m ili­ tary industrialization and In­ dustry and acting oil minister. A1-Majld Is known as the "butcher o f the Kurds" because he ordered the attack on the Kurdish town o f Halabjah In March 1988 In which thousands o f people reportedly died from chemical-weapons attacks. Abbas, the defense minister, is the former commander of the Republican Guard, which had been the backbone of loyalist forces trying to crush rebellions ngalnst the government. K u w a iti KUW AIT CITT’ - Women want lo marry him or name (heir children after him. Men call him boss or father. His n a m e Is on th e lip s o f children. George Bush, the liberator, has won Kuwaiti hearts. When Kuwait’s emir. Sheik Jaber Al-Ahm ed Al-Sabah. returned home after seven months in exile, only about 5.000 Kuwaitis showed up lo welcome him. But Kuwaitis predict tens of thousands will lum out to ( w in s p ra is e s cheer Bush when he makes a planned visit to the emirate. The White House says he wants to come soon, but no date has been set. " I f Bush comes, we will put him as e m ir." said Antal Al-NaJJar. 30. a math teacher who printed an underground newspaper ul her borne and organized trips to Baghdad for Kuwaiti families lo visit their loved ones■ "W e used to have a saying. ’God. Land and the Emir.’ Now people say. 'God. Land and Bush.* because even all the children know who got Kuwait free — Mr. Bush." InsunuuT? ( >IH - WIPE OUT DEBTS •KEEP YOUR PROPERTY •CONSOLOATEBUS •STOP COLLECTION THREATS •STOP FORECLOSURE ANO LAWSUIT! II.IIIH N.l\ N ll l»L -d TONY RUSSI INSURANCE FREE LECTURES •NOON, SATURDAYS P h. 322-0285 ROIE RIK. fflKGIft IA ATTORNEY A T LAW 2575 S. Fren ch Awe., Sanford MUN-imSMnlln. 339*2022 AnaaaMt Bprtnfi |1M MM South of sn o t] •YoumarobtaFiMa««ffanHoriTaBonaaari»na qutktutKn andaapartone* of any (M ) WIm NmbycMnaorwllnaWth«M*wr ilaatWn Wring ngutafbuaWaaaTioua- >-2055 h e a rts , Associatud Press Writer - B I T F O R YOU? FEOERAL LAW MAY HELP- IUr, C.A.P. lib e ra to r ■ y E D IT H M . 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(SEE DETAILS BELOW) 267 I O n -S cfw n Ditplayi I 90-Minulf Slaap Timar I Auto Programming Tuner I 155 -Cnann*i Cabia Compatible M A S N A V O X -f [Sgs # # U nHeavy iu tj 111itu DutyAiilfimiillp AutomaticU lWi i is h e r !19*Color TV w/Remote Control The Joscphson Institute of Ethics surveyed 1,500 top IRS managers across the country to sec what they think about the agency, how they view their roles and what they consider to I k 1el ideal Irehavior. IRS Commissioner Fred T. Goldberg Jr. ordered the survey hi January us part of a campaign lo h e ig h t e n Ills 1 2 0 .0 0 0 employees’ elides awareness. He acted alter a House panel probed several cases o f m isconduct among senior m anagers and alter critics ottered mounds of evidence ill cavalier treatment of taxpayers 3 - 2 8 -9 1 IttllB W U tW WMXUWMKU AP Tax Writer Bv large margins, they consid­ er themselves more honest than lawyers, Journalists, members of Congress or appointed officials. 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Th e petition, according to Morris, will now he turned over lo the city staff who will first have to Justify ihe fact that all signers arc verified lo be regis­ tered voters within Ihe Clly. then several legal documents ■ y N IC K M K IP A U P Herald Stall Writer LAKE MARY A petition containing the signatures o f 527 Lake Mary residents was sub­ mitted to the City Commission last Thursday night that would call for a public referendum prohibiting the etty from agree­ ing to any expenditure item that could not be paid1for within one year, without a prior public r e fe r e n d u m v o t e on e a c h extension. Th e petition was presented late In the commission meeting, by Sheila Sawyer, representing thp people who had signed It. Th e matter 1s similar to one passed In the city o f Longwood last year by a 3 to 2 vote of that commission. L a k e M ary M a yor R an d y Morris said such a referendum would cause a number o f pro­ blems for the city tn making l a r g e s c a le o r lo n g te rm purchases. "W hat will happen if we have something that might take five years to pay for If we have to Include a phrase saying. must be written. "A fter we’ve finished all o f Ihe paper work," Morris said. "It will then be up lo ihe Commission lo decide whether the proposal will be placed on a special ballot, or w ait until the next general election, which is not scheduled until November." The Mayor said he did not know at this time, how long It will take the city stafT to handle all o f the required work needed and return the petition (o Ihe City Commission. Modal WWAWfOM DOEWOO EdMilcarikyi ApplianceCentra’ Inc 461 E. 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Honda 32750 2710 S . Orlando Drive SANFORD A S 3 2 1 -3 2 / 0 �$ k — Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Sunday. March 24, 1091 Education High school report IN BRIEF K lndtrgarten registration co m in g up ■ SANFORD — Seminole County will hold Its kindergarten spring registration on April 16. 17 and 18 and April 23. 24 and 25. This pre-registration Is designed for parents o f children who will be attending Seminole County schools as kindergarten or first grade students for the first time In the fall o f 1991. Parents should call the school where their youngster Is zoned to attend classes to find which day they should register. Registration at all schools will be held.from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. In order to attend kindergarten a student must be five years old on or before Sept. 1, 1901. In order to register for the first grade, a student must bw six years old on or before Sept. 1. 1991 and must have successfully completed kindergarten. Parents should bring proof o f the child's age. residency and Immunization record. A copy o f the child's physical examina­ tion record. I f available, should also be brought to the registration. G olnik takes a first LONGWOOD — Ben Golnik. an eighth grader at Mllwee Middle School. 1725 County Road 427 In Longwood. won first place at the Seminole County Science Fair recently. Golnik. who did research Into the behavior o f fire ants, took first place at the event last year as well. Last year he also look third place honors at the state science fair contest. Hta project Included a research paper which Included Information gathered from many experts In the field and n plaster mold o f a fire ant mound madr In his backyard. SANFORD — Vera DeLoach. a sixth grade math teacher at Lakevlew Middle School. 21 Lakeclew Dr. In Sanford and Beverly James, who teachers life sciences to seventh graders at that school, have bern selected to attend the Academy for Teachers o f Science and Mathematics which will be held at the University of Tennessee this summer. Seminole County School Board What’s for lunehf Monday, Mar. 25 Wednesday, Mar. 27 Barbecue chicken Whipped potatoes Green peas Fresh frull of the day Hot cross buns Milk Tuesday, Mar. 26 Salsbury steak Fluffy while rice Winter blend vegetables Homemade roll Chilled peach slices Milk Shannon Latknor Senior Lake Mary students keep up busy pace Getting ready for the Seminole High prom LA K E M ARY Lake Mary High School students grew Increasingly busy this past week as they prepared for this week's quarterly e x a m s , the Im p e n d in g spring break and the busy months that are ahead. Student government an­ nounced that elections for S G A p o s itio n s fo r th e 1991-92 school year will be held the second week In M ay. Current president Katie Gilliam Is encourag­ ing all underclassmen hope­ fuls to attend the upcoming Monday m etlngs and to learn more about the re­ sp o n sib ilities associated with being a member of the student government associ­ ation. T h e Lake M ary H igh School chapter o f Students Against Driving Drunk Is currently selling bumper s tic k e rs and p rom otin g celebrating Spring Break with moJeratlon. The club has Invited all members of Lakavlaw taachars attand class Tasty pork nuggets Buttery baked potato Crispy cole slaw Southern corn bread Milk Allison Uttar Junior Thursday, Mar. 28 NO SCHOOL Friday, Mar. 29 NOSCHOOL the LMHS student body to attend a Central Florida SADD coalition candlelight vigil com m em orating all teenagers o f Central Florida who have lost their lives In r e c e n t a lc o h o l- r e la t e d automobile acccldents. T h e v ig i l w ill be on Wednesday. March 27. at 7:30 p.m. at the Winter Park Civic Center. Interact is participating In th e L a k e M ary R o ta r y Club's "H elper D ay." In which students will be auc­ tioned off to Rolarlans and serve as the R olarla n s' personal helpers for a day. doing such work as washing cars, household chores and ofTlce work. The Rotary Club Is offer­ ing two $500 scholarships to Lake Mary High School students. One Is for an Interact member and the other Is for any Lake Mary student. Community serv­ ice will be given special consideration. shoes. While girls had to go to shops to see the latest In evening wear fashions, boys only had to attend school where stylish young men m o d e le d t u x e d o s fro m Saclnos and Plaza Tux. The tuxedoes they saw were elements o f this year’s designer styles. As the prom draws closer and closer and the bills continue to rise, seniors msut remember that they still have to set aside cash for Grad Nile at Walt Disney World. The Disney affair will take place on Saturday. May 11. It will begin at 11 p.m. and wrap up by 5 a.m. Tickets are available at $30 In Ihc Seminole High School bookccpcr's ofTlce. The deadline to purchase G ra d N ig h t t ic k e t s is W e d n e s d a y M a rch 27. Students should keep In mind that only seniors ure allowed to attend.. SANFORD If th a t perfect dress has not been found or that coordinating tux not chosen and re­ served. It Is time for Semi­ nole High School 11th and 12th graders to get on the ball. The Junior class officers have set Saturday. April 20 as the date for the school's Junior-senior prom. The grand event will take place at the Orlando Mar­ riott Hotel on International Drive starting at 8 p.m. and ending at midnight. Tina Brown. Junior class president, announced the tim e and date late last month so students would have enough to prepare themselves. Even though seniors and Juniors have hnd a month to get things together, most of them are still spending a great deal o f their time searching the malls and boutiques foi Just the right gown or that perfect pair of H e a lth / F itn e s s HOUSE CALL if‘ w D o c to r to d is cu s s bladder V./'* Cataract questions addressed By A LP M D t . JOLSON, M.D. Ophthalmology This article answers many q u e stio n s co m m o n ly asked about cataracts. • What arc cataracts? The norma.’ transparent lens located In the pupillary opening behind the colored Iris becomes less transparent as we age. Over the years, tiny opacities ac­ cumulate within the lens und block or scatter light from focusing on the retina (the pho­ tographic plutc o f the eye) which reduces vision. • How do I know If I have cataracts? Since the accumulation o f by a medical eye physician, an these lenticular opacities Is a life opthalmologlst. long process, persons In their • When do I consider having 60s my notice a reduction In cataract surgery? their vision that cannot be Im­ Because we all accumulate proved with glusses. If you tiny opacities within our lenses notice your vision hus reduced over the years, we all develop or that you see better In reduced • mild cataractous changes. It Is light than bright daylight you when these opacities become need to have an eye examination dense enough to block vision that surgical removal of the cataract becom es advisable. During this premature cataract stage, prescription eye glasses und a strong reading light will Improve the vision most of the lime. C o n s id e r r e m o v u l o f an SANFORD - The Medical Of­ fice Managers Association will advanced cataract when your hold Its next meeting on Tues­ vision becomes Impaired to the day at Central Florida Regional Hospital with Barbara harrlson from In Home Medical speaking on " M e d ic a r e P r e s c r ip tio n Forms and Regulations." Dinner will be provided by In Home Medical at 6 p.m. with the speaker beginning at 6:30 p.m. Please R.S.V.P. to .Judy at Dr. Yogendra's office. 321-2197. Medical office managers hold dinner, lecture f If you notice your vision has reduced or that you see bet­ ter in reduced light than bright daylight you need to have an eye e x a m in a tio n .! -D r. A.S. Jolson point that you cannot com ­ fortably perform your dally ac­ tivities and your glusses will not Improve your vision. For example, to maintain your drivers license you need to have u corrected vision better than 20/70. If your best corrected vision Is worse than 20/70 because o f caturacts you muy consider having cataract surgery if you want to continue driving. • What can la* done If I have cataracts? Cataract removal Is an outpa­ tient surgical procedure that permits you to return home shortly after the surgery. There Is very little discomfort during the procedure or afterwards. A Debbie's HealthFeeds Im potents A n o n ym o u s m eeting announced A L T A M O N T E SPR IN G S "How Vascular Problems Affect Impdtcncc" is the topic of the next Im potents A nonym ou s meeting on Monday ut 7 p m. In the Chatlos Conference Center at Florida Hospital. 601 E. Allamonte Drive. I Tw o Locatlon$ to Serve You Better! Lake Mary Centre tpmt to AfeartMr*) m For The Health of It* Large selection of foods for special diets •weight loss or weight gain •dietary supplements. MARY 333-3203 ALLNATURAL PRODUCTS Market Plact Shopping Ctr. tna$t IB « Men) ORANGE QTT 904-775*7002 r general anesthetic Is not neces­ sary. At the time of surgery an Intraocu lar lens Im plant Is usually put Into the eye to replace the removed cataract. The results of these lens Im­ plants ure excellent because vision g e n e ra lly retu rn s to normal. With an Intraocular lens Implant thick cataract glasses and cataract contact lenses ore unnecessary. LONGWOOD — South Seminole Community Hospital. 555 W . S.R. 434. and Dr. Charles Witten, urologist, arc co-sponsoring a class entitled "Bladder Problems Concerning Men and W om en." The one-hour class will be held on Thursday at 10 a.m. In classroom 103 of Physicians' Plaza on the hospital campus. Patient o f the Week H ere's M au reen’s little sister, M ary Susan. M a ry Susan a t­ tends W ilson Elem entary. She likes to collect angels, play softball, to sw im a n d Is active ln ja z z dancing a n d ch eerlead­ ing. Dr. A S. Jolton prtctlctt ophthalmology *1 I(SO Croonwlch AM .. Wlnttr Pork and olio In Altomonto Spring* Tho hoolth column li provided at o community torvico by tho Sominoio County Maldcal Society Inquiries moy bo directed to the medkol toclely. M ICH AEL A . BEIM, D.D.S. 5/f*c*a£*t ms ■O MR” TllHll0 tlD " Q " N " T l1'lC lQ Dr. UlchMl A. Balm SKIN TO P IC S Unsightly, discolored A g e Spots. Blemishes, an d Warty growths of the skin of the face and other areas of the body are almost all easily treatable with simple local freez­ ing with liquid nitrogen (C ry o th e ra p y ), lo ca l chem ical m edication, fade creams, or simple surgery. Simple office procedures with cos­ metically excellent re­ sults. PARK AVENUE DERMATOLOGY Robert J. Smith, M.D. 2425 S. Park Av«nu« Sanford. FI 32771 324-0104 130 W. Lake Mary Bh/d. Suita 112 LakaMary (407) 323-0600 = s = $ liijS i CHIROPRACTIC TO R BETTER HEALTH DR. A.W. WOODAU ■■■ CHIROPRA C l OR - A SPINE OUT OF BALANCE If you're feeling out of sorts, with a vogue discomfort In your back, your spine may be out of balance. Your spine serves a vital function In many ways. The spine and nervous system at­ tached to It. In fact, have a direct effect on many of the functions of your body. It's Important to keep the spine In proper balance. Tlte spine is connected to u foundation made up of your pelvts and legs. If this founda­ tion Is well-baiinm l and work­ ing normally. It helps to keep your spine In balance, other­ wise It con cause pain and discomfort. For exrunple. If a house's foundation Is crooked or un­ steady. tt will distort the walls. You Usee cracks In the plaster. Doors won t fit properly. Win­ dows may not open. You can repair the cracked plaster and trim die doors and windows to fit again. But how long will these -cover-ups" last? Your body alim needs a good foundation. If your spine Is out of balance, seek the treatment you need to pul it right again. In the Interest ot better health from the office ot W oodall C h iro p ra c tic C en ter 1-100 S. Park A vc. Sanford 3 2 2 4762 �- C late-inning heroics Raiders rally by Lake City 11T IN W Seles outlasts Sabatlnl KEY BISCAYNE — Monica Seles ovrrcamc six act points In one game, then squandered four match points before beating Gabrlcla Sabatlnl In the women's final of the International Players Championships Saturday. The top-ranked Seles won 6-3, 7-5. snapping Sabatinl's 15-match winning stirnk. The tense final game went to deuce six times. Seles made errors on two match points, and Sabatlnl hit winners on two others. Finally, at advantage-out. Sabatlnl floated a backhand long, and the weary Seles was the tournament champion for the second year In a row. While the women's tournament came down to a battle o f the No. 2 and 3 seeds, the men's draw has produced plenty o f upsets and unexpected finalists. Unseeded David Wheaton and No. 13 Jim Courier, former high school classmates and products o f the same tennis academy In Bradenton will meet for the title Sunday. By PHIL SMITH Herald Correspondent______________ SANFORD — Jason Sandberg went 3-for-4 with two doubles and four RBI and Dacka Rodriguez went 2-for-4 with a home run and three RBI to lead Seminole Community College to a 12-8 victory over Lake City Community College Saturday. NCAA TOURNAMENT Ja yh a w k s w o n ’t g o away C H A R LO TT E . N.C. — Kansas took the comeback trail to Indianapolis. The Jayhawks overcame two double-digit deficits and took command midway through the second hair on Saturday to beat Arkansas 93-81 In the Southeast Regional Anal. It earned them their ninth trip to the Final Four and first since they won the national championship In 1988. Last time, Danny Manning was the hero for Kansas. This time. Junior Alonzo Jamison was the top scorer with u career-high 26. but as usual it was a team effort for the Jayhawks 126-7). The loss ended Arkansas* bid for consecutive trips to the Final Four. Last year, the Razorbacks lost to Duke In I he national semifinals. U N L V rolls into Final Four SEATTLE — The Shark attack Is back with a vengeance. Larry Johnson started a UNLV feeding frenzy In the second half Saturday that gobbled up Seton Hall, led to a 77-65 victory and put the defending champion Runnln* Rebels back In the Final Four. Johnson, who finished with 30 points, pumped In 3-potnters to open and close UNl.V's 14-0 surge after halftime, which turned u three-point lead Into a 53-36 runaway. Coach Jerry Tarkanlan worried about his _ p l f l y c r s 'j Q t r p a l l Y . ) i r . f r 1J e J h t * 4 » / j m r .J 2 )i t -T ,a s !c .J h < » „ Shark enjoyed this show against Scion Hall. The Rebels looked as good as ihcy have all season us they ran their winning streak to 45 and boosted their season record to 34-0. A U T O R A C IN G Brow n cla im s S p rin g 200 pole BARBERVILLE — Defending NASCAR Busch Grand National Scries champion Chuck Down of Portland. Ore., won the pole starting position Saturday night for the $94,528 Spring 2CX) Busch Series race Sunday at the half-mile Volusia County Speedway. . Bown. driving a Pontiac, broke a 19-race |x>ie drought when he turned a lap In 16.970 seconds, an average speed o f 106.069 mph. His last pole was at the Volusia County race last Robert Pressley of Asheville. N.C.. will be on the outside of lire front row for the race, which Is scheduled to begin at 2:15 p.nt. Hill favored at Gatornationals? GAINESVILLE - Eddie Hill enters Sunday's 22nd Annual National Hot Rod Association Gatornationals as the No. 1 qualifier In the Top Fuel division. But the 55-year-old Texan refuses to call himself a favorite In the final cllmlnaQuallfylng to establish the 16-car final elimi­ nation fields In the Top Fuel. Funny Car. and Pro Slock division was held at Gainesville Raceway Saturday. The (Inals are scheduled to begin Sunday at 11 a m. After last Friday’s qualifying session, the popular event was rained out and moved to this weekend. Bill set a new track record last Frtduy when he blistered down the quarter-mile at an elapsed time on 4.920 seconds. Hill's qualifying time held up Saturday, but Kenny Bernstein suprtsed everbody when he posted tire fastest run of the day (4.9-19) seconds. In the Pro Stock division, defending world champion Darrell Alderman had the quickest time. C o m p ile d f r o m w lr o a n d > U H r o p o r t s . 1 1 | JO B ES T B E TS ON TV _ BASKETBALL . . _ , L I 40 p in — WCPX 6. College. NCAA Last Regional Final. North Carolina w Temple |l.| 1 4 p m. — W CPX 6. College. NCAA Mldwr Regional Final. St. John’s vs Duke. (LI C o m p la U f it t in g o n P a g o 2 B Stanley Evans, sliding into third during a steal attempt earlier In the game, drew a bases loaded walk to score Charles Whltener with the tying run Sat jrday in the Seminole Community College Raiders' win over Lake City. singles and striking out two. to earn his second victory o f the season. “ It was a wild and wooley game.*' said SCC Coach' Jack Pantellas. "But I knew that we would come back.” On Friday afternoon at Raider Field. SCC lost 11-7 to the Indian River Community College Pioneers. Trailing 11-2 In the ninth Inning, the Raiders m ounted a valiant comeback. Blane Barroso also was 2-for-4 with two doubles and three runs scored for the Raiders. 8-15 and 4-9 In the North Central Conference. With one out. Scott Cursl walked. Jack Niles singled and Barroso walked to load the bases. Chad Epperson then singled In Tim Velez (running for C u rsl) and N iles. Rodriguez followed with a walk to again load the bases before Evans singled, scoring Barroso. SCC led 6-0 before the Timberwolves erupted for eight runs In the top o f the sixth. After cutting the lead to 8-7 with a run In the sixth, the Raiders sent 10 men to the plate during a five-run eighth. Whltener then hit Into a force play that scored Epperson. Rodriguez came in on a wild pitch, cutting the margin to 11-7. But SCC could get no closer as Damon Brush struck out to end the game. Ralph Lucian! led It off with a single. An out later. Barroso was hit with a pitch. Charles Whltener. running for Luclanl. and Barroso advanced on a wild pitch before Rodriguez was Intentionally walked with two outs to load the bases. Stunley Evans followed with a walk that forced In Whltener with the tying run. Joseph Golinskl singled In Barroso before Sandberg was hit by a pitch, forcing In R o d rig u e z. Rich K n lzn er then singled In Evans and Golinskl. Joseph Samaco pitched the final 3W> Innings, allow ing only two FRIDAY Inti** RhrarCC 141 *11 M — It I I 1 tomtawtaCC N t III M - t • 7 Ohm*. Tocco I I ) , Sullivan It) and B*ll. Sandbarg. Clark IS). Harmon II ), Rk* II) and Curt). WP - Ohm* (SO). LP - Sandtwrg 10-1). OP - IRCC 1. IB - IRCC. Tlppott 1. Blrrlttlorl. Lowlt. IB - SCC. Evant. HR - IRCC. Ball. R*\.ordi — IRCC 14*. SCC M S. SATURDAY LsktCttyCC Nt M IN - • II I S*mtn*t*CC 111 111 111 - I I 14 I Cordon. Andr*wt 14), Hantan (I ) and Clark. Prom. Ahoy! 14). Samaeo 14). WP — Samaco I I I ) . LP - Andr*«*t (l-| ). OP - SCC 1. IB SCC. Barroto 1. Sandbarg 1. IB - Nona. HR — SCC. Rodrlguai (41. Rocord* - LCCC *11. 4 • N. C*nt. Coni. SCC I IS. 4 » NC C. H u d ick ’s tw o-hitter lifts Ram s Ram boys, ► . Lion girls net titles ByPMIk SMITH ■ y T O N Y D s S O R M IE R Harald Correspondent______________ . Herald Sports Editor LAKE MARY — Dave Hudlck hurled a two-hit shutout to lead the Lake Mary Rams to a 7-0 victory over the Lake W eir Hdrrlcanea Friday evening at Rains Field. _____ LW c. LlRyrd.-xnd--good-halt—tss,------------------night." said Lake Mary Coach Allen T u t t le . " T h e k id s e n jo y e d themselves out there and (fiat's the way It's suppose to be." ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — On paper, the Oviedo High School girls and l.ake Mary boys were supposed to win the Seminole A t h le t ic C o n fe r e n c e te n n is championships this year. • — -On* Frmay. - vra1 }~i).utr«T"iHhi— probability a reality on the courts at Sanlanclo Park, winning all but one Individual championship on their way to claiming their re­ spective team titles. Both the Lions and Rams scored 20 team points, one shy o f the maximum. "It was a very good tourna­ ment.'' said Oviedo Coach Don Gustafson, who watched his team win Its third consecutive confer­ ence championship, ''ll couldn't have been much better.” Leading the Lions were the Kotscos and Wise sisters. The four each won singles' titles, then combined (sister with sister) to win the two doubles' titles. Tracy Kotscos defeated Lake Mary's Lori Junker 6-0. 6-1 In the finals at No. 1 singles. Jennl Wise beat Lake Mary’s Kim Diehl 6-2. 6-1 at No. 2 singles. Jill Wise topped Lake Brantley's Krista Grimm 6-3. 6-0 for the No. 3 singles title and Kristina Kotscos knocked off Lake Mary’s Jcnn Wheeler 6 4. 6 3 In the No. 4 singles final. The Kotscos and Wise sisters were all seeded No. 1 In their respective divisions. Kotscos and Kotscos then went on to beat the top-seeded duo of Junker and Diehl 6-2. 7-6 lor the No. I doubles championship. The Wise twins, who were the top seeds, beat Lym an's Heather Huddleston uud Angle Evans 6-0. 6-1 in the No. 2 doubles finals. The only title the Lions didn't Collecting their Seminole Athletic Conference tennis trophy Friday were (front, from left) Jason While, Jason Appel, (back, from left) Ryan Rogers. Coach Scott Reagan and Jack Whlgham. Not pictured Is Jake Garman. claim was at No. 5 singles, where Lake Mary's Yvonne Carrico de­ feated Oviedo's Christina Ncufeld 6 0. 6-2 in the flnuls. Following Oviedo In the team standings were Lake Mary (13). Lyman (6). Lake Brantley (4). DcLand (3). Lake Howell (2) ami Seminole (1). It was much the same In the boys' half of the tournament, the Lake Mary boys rolling through the championship round In what was largely a dual meet with the Lake Brantley Patriots. Trailing the Rams In the final team s ta n d in g s w ere Lake Brantley (12). Lyman (9). Lake Howell |5). DcLand (2). Oviedo (I) and Seminole (0). Winning singles titles for the Rams were Jason Appel. Jason White. Jack Whlgham and Jake G a rm a n . A p p e l beat Lake Brantley's Jon Johnson 6-0. 6-2 at No. 1 singles. White defeated U k e Brantley s Scott Ryan 6 0. 6-0 at No. 2 singles. Whlgham bested Lake B rantley's Paul Farquaharson 6-3. 6-2 for the No. 3 sin gle s title and Garm an topped DeLand's Scott Shields 6 1 . 2 6. 6-0 In the No. 5 singles final. Second-seed Marcus Sonntag of Lyman upset top-seeded Ryan Rogers of Lake Mary 0-6. 6-4. 6-4 In the No. 4 singles final. Later In the day. the top-seeded duo o f Appel and White defeated Johnson and Ryan 1-6. 6-0. 6-0 for the No. 1 doubles champion­ sh ip . W h lg h a m and R ogers fo llo w e d su it, b e a tin g F a r­ quaharson and Tyler Reding 6-2. 6-1 In the No. 2 doubles finals. The Rams. 8-6. broke out on top In the bottom o f the third Inning. After Chris Barfield led off with an Infield single. Chris Haney bunted for a hit and reached second when the pitcher fielded the bunt and threw to an uncovered first base. T. J. Hamilton followed with a bloop double down the right field line scoring Barfield and Haney. Nell James then singled In Hamilton and took second on the throw home. Then, with one out. Mike Merthlc reached on an Infield single advanc­ ing James lo third. But the throw to first went wild, allowing James to score and give the Rams a 4-0 lead. Meanwhile. Hudlck (2 0) cruised along, striking out nine batters without a walk and not allowing a runner pust second base. "Everything was working for me. all four pilches (fastball, curve, ch angc-up. s p llt- fin g c r )," said Hudlck. "A fter l was given a lead to work with. I Just threw strikes and let the defense do their Job." Lake Mary added three Insurance runs In the sixth Inning. The Rams will try to stay on the winning track when they host Lyman Wednesday at 7 p.m. L*k* W*if 004 444 4 - 4 1 4 L*k «M *ry OH 00) I - I I I » E»um. Ho»hn O) sod Ron* Hudkk *nd H*n*y WP - Huduk (101 L P — E »u m (1 4 l DP — LW I IB — LM. H«milton. Bulkxk 38 — Non* HR — Non* Rotordt — LW ) 10. L M » * Scutero, Johnson blank S em in o les for Silver H aw ks ^ B y B IL L K E R N S Herald Correspondent SANFORD — Lake Howell's Brian Seuiero and Andrnc Johnson combined on a slx-hlller to blank Seminole 2 0 In a Seminole Athletic Conference baseball game played Friday after­ noon at Seminole Field. With the win. Lake Howell 110-3 ovcralll improves lo 6-2 In the conference. Robhy Morgan ol Seminole and Seuiero ol Lake llow-ell hooked In a classic pitchers' duel as the game moved to the sixth Inning0-0. "Rohhv Morgan and the Lake Howell pitchers all pitched real good gam es." said Seminole head coach Mike Pow ers. "B o th team s played excellent defense." Lake Howell broke the lee with the game's only two r u n s m ihr lop o l the sixth inning After Mcrvyll Melendez doubled. Bob Coleman laid down a bunt slngl*-. One out later. Bob Andtno .. was Intentionally walked to load the bases. Erie Weiner then bounced a double down the left field line to score Melendez and Coleman. U k c Howell Coach Blrto Benjamin was not satisfied with only two runs In the Inning or for the game. " W e r e not hitting the bas4-ball well, said Benjamin. "W e re m aking It hard on the pitchers, and we need to find a way lo score more runs. For example. In the sixth Inning with the bases loaded, we did score two runs, but we should score more runs In that situation ' In the bottom of the sixth liming. Jeremy Chunat singled with one out for Seminole. Malt Freeman's bullet up the middle then nailed Scutero In his pitching arm. forcing him to leave with a deep bruise. Johnson relieved Scutero and walked Scott Fcrgcrson to load the bases before getting the final two outs of the Inning. Seminole threatened again in ihc seventh inning, loading the ba*rs on walks to David _ . . and.a /«!____ ll* Eckstein Chunata m.il and a alnilli* single hv by W Rick Eckstein, but failed to score as Johnson picked up his first save of the season. For Morgan, who gave up six hits, struck out three and did not walk a batter, the game presented a tired scenario of pitching well but receiving no offensive support. "Robby (Morgan) has had tough luck." said Powers. "H e's pitching well and Is one ol our tx-st pitchers, but he's got to have some help. It's the same as it's been all year W e've got lo score some runs and gel some hits." Seminole. 6 10 and 0 8 In the SAC. will host Deland Wednesday at 3 30 Lake Howell returns home to play Seabreaze Monday at 3:30. 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Phaonla 105 LA Olpgort 101 Charlott* 100 Mltwauka* 44, LA Lak*rt47 Saturday'* Oam** MtaaMat Atlanta, (a) Naw J*n*y at Cleveland. In) DatlatatOriand*. (*) Phlladilphl* at Wa*hlngton. (nl Indiana at Chicago. (n) N*w York at tMutton. In) Mllwaukaa a) Dtnvar. (n) Minnotata at Utah, (nl LA ClippanatGaMwt Stall In) Phoanl* at Sacramonta (n) .71/ .704 .447 .545 445 .151 277, — 1 )W 11 14 55 74v* D*troll at San Antonia t p.m. Char lott* at Pori land, 1p.m Saattto at LA Lafeart. 14:74 p.m. NCAA T aureomaid ANTlaw* 1ST (A S T R IB IONA L At The last RuWwrtard. N.J Friday. Martb 5) North Carolina 47. Eathm Michigan *7 *47. Tamp* 77. Oklatwma State 47. O Tf J$ M f u l 99 At The) Tempi* (544) vs. North Carolina IM S ). I:4)p.m. INHL HANOI NOS All Tima* 1ST WALES COOIFIRENCE Patrick DtvMan W L TPt* OF ■ Pittsburgh 74 57 5 0)ITS 24* NY Ranger* 74 74 tl 4)740 757 Washington 75 74 * 74144 744 Philadelphia » 74 4 75145 551 New Jersey 7) 71 II 75540 NY Islander* 77 4) M 55111 774 Adam* ONtotos y Boston 47 )5 11 45774 744 a Montreal 77 74 10 547*7 777 a Buffalo 74 7) 17 711*4 5*7 a Hartford 71 74 14 77771 775 Quebec 14 44 17 41714 CAM PBELL CONFERENCE Al T b Chsrtetto CsRoaum Chariot**. N .C Saturday. March 57 Kansas 77. Arkansas 01 MIDWEST R IO IO N AL At The SilverPima Puntlac.Mkh. Friday, Merck 77 SI. John's 91. Ohio ' 9 Slat* St; 74 Duke It, Connecticut 47 R-gtonal Champienship At The Sllvardame PUntlac. Mich. Sunday, March 54 Duke (747) vs. SI. John's ID 0). 4p m. W (S T REOIONAL Regional Semifinal* AlThe Klngdima Seattt* Thursday, March 71 Salon Hall *1. Arltona 77 UNLV().Utah*4 Boston at Washington. 1:75 p m. Philadelphia at Buffato. 7:05 p.m. Minnesota at Chicago. 7:75 p.m. N.Y. IslandarsatN.Y. Rangan 7:75 p.m. Lo* Angeles at Edmonton. 0:45 p.m. D Tile vt*ten AUTO RACINO 7 p.m. — TNN. NASCAR Busch Grand National Series 4 p.m. — ESPN. Formula On* Brailllan Grand Prla COLLEOE BASEBALL I p.m. — SUN. Florida Southern at F IT . (L I I p.m. — SC. Minnesota at Miami. ( L) 4 p.m. - SC. Michigan Stale al South Florida E XH IB ITIO N BASEBALL 1:70 p.m. - WAYK 5*. Botton Rad S01 vt. Teaat Rangers. IL) 7:70 p.m. — ESPN. Cincinnati Rad* v*. New York Melt. (L ) BASKETBALL I p m. - WESH 7. NBA. Detroit Pistons at San Antonio Spurs, (L ) 1:40p.m. - WCPX 4. NCAA. East Regional llnal. North Carolina vs Temple, I D 4 p.m - WCPX 4. NCAA. Midwest Regional final. St. John's vs. Duka. (L) FOOTBALL I p.m. - W FTV 4. W LAF. Naw York New Jersey Knights at Barcelona Dragons. I D GOLF 7 p.m. - ESPN. LPGA PING, llnal round. ID 1:10 p.m. - WCSH 7. USF A G Classic, final round. (L ) 5p m. - SUN. NCAA. UCF Classic 5:70 p m — ESPN. Senior PGA Vintage International, llnal roimd. I D Al The King**ms ... .1 . UNLV77, Hall 45 TH E FIN AL FOUR At Tlw ttoocicrtunnr- Saturday, March 2* East champion v*. Kansas 174-7) Midwest champion vs. UNLV I la 0 Championship Monday. April 1 Semifinal winners -----*I5 TtNNI. 4 p m - W FTV 4. Upton International Players Championships, men's singlet llnal. 11 1 Radio 17:40 p.m. - WMJK AM (17701. Eshlbltlon. KansasCIty Royals vs Houston Astros 1:05 p m - WBZSAM 11170), Eihibltlon. Philadelphia Phillies vt. Pittsburgh Pirate* BASKETBALL 1:40 p m. - WWNZ AM (740). NCAA. East Regional llnal. North Carolina vt. Temple 4 p m - WWNZ AM (740). NCAA. Midwest Regional llnal. SI John’s vt Duka Three teams lead S S C Hawks’ second round From staff report* W INTER SPRINGS - Fllghtllnc Software. Sun Bank Capital Management and The Letter Box are all o(T to a 1-0 start In (he second round o f play In the Hawk Division of (he Seminole Softbull Club. D.R. Muprhy Co. Is 1-1 while Cafe Sorrento. The Brtar Corporation and The Headliner Man are all O-1. Fllghtllnc completed the first round with a perfect 6-0 mark. Brlana Van Swearingen doubled and singled In Cafe Sorrento's 23-8 win over The l^'lter Box on March 20 while Jamie Sharp and Jennifer Drams rach singled twlrr. Amy Hull wax the winning pitcher. Winning pitcher Zebronda Snell had n home run for D.R. Murphy In a victory over The Hrlur Corporation on March 20. April Braden hit (w o triples. On Murch 19. Lindsey Mcrrcll was the winning pitcher for Flight line In an 11-0 shutout of Cafe Sorrento. Offensive slurs were Yira Segarru (two triples, single) and Jennifer Gillespie (double, two RBI). For Cafe Sorrento, Jamie Sharp singled twice. Losing pitcher Am y Hall and Katie Durham euch hit a single. Mamie Bernstein hit two home runs, one u grand slam, and two singles to lead D.R. Murphy by The Headliner Man 21-8 on March 19. Also chipping In were Lisa Lovelace (triple, two singles) und Tiffany M u rp h y (h o m e ru n . s in g le ). T rlc ln Woodward wus the winning pllchcr. Eagles Jennings Battery Service holds down first with a 5-1 mark aheud of the Police Athletic League and Shcrllynn Hill Stale Farm (both 5-2). Sedgwick James. Fire Alarm and Sound und Sunford Irrigation und Sprinkler (all 4-3). Optlcul Eyclund of Apopka |3-3). First Mercantile Bunk (3-4). Southern Casu­ alty and Sllghtedge Enterprises (0-7). On Murch 20. Jennifer Lyons pitched a two-hit shutout us Jennings Battery edged Florida Poller Athlrtlc League 2-0. Maggie Majewskl drove In both o f the runs for Jennings Battery while Jlnnfer O'Malley Fl OVIEDO - J eff Knapp scored four runs and drove In six more as the Red Sox hammered the P ir a te s 23-3 In a R o o k ie s Division game o f the Oviedo Little League March 13. Knapp had a triple, a double and two singles In four at bats. Thomas IW tTII MTIW PI Ross also had three hits while W L TPt* OF 1 Chicago 4* 77 7 44144 144 Marcus Sobering added two. 74) Jerem y Johnson had a pair o f ■ SI. Loult 47 17 II 45747 777 singles and two RBI for the a Detroit 57 75 0 74541 747 * Minnesota 54 75 14 44740 Toronto 77 44 14 54770 70S Pirates. In a Rookies game played Smyth* Dtvtilea » Los Angela* 47 77 10 4*515 14) March 14 the Reds and White >44 a Calgary 44 75 7 45777 * Edmonton 75 74 5 75757 111 Sox battled to a 10-10 tie. Art Vancouver 77 47 4 4)H ) Smith had a home run and a Winnipeg 75 41 II 41757 774 double for the Reds while Sam a clinched playoff berth Hatfield had a home run and y clinched division title Melissa Lukas a triple for the Friday's flame* Toronto 7. Detroit 1 White Sox. Washington 7. Minnesota I John Howell ripped two home Vancouver 7. Winnipeg I runs and Ryan Lombardi and Saturday's flames Philadelphia 7. N.V. Ranger* 4 Jordan Meher added three hits Botton*. Buffalo) each as the Rangers edged the . Chicago 7. Pittsburgh 5 Angels 18-15 In a Rookies game La* Angeles L Calgary 4 SI. Loult et N.V. tolandar*. (n) from March 15. Chris Knight Hartford at Quabac. (n) h a d t h r e e h it s a n d K y l e Winnipeg at Edmonton, (n) Smallwood a home run and a a Jersey *t Montreal. In) Detroit (nl roit at Toronto, To single for the Angels. SOUTHEAST R IO IO N AL At Tka Otariett* Ceflseum Cksrtotto. N.C. Thursday, Merck 51 Arkansas 41 Alabama 70 Kansas ( L Indiana 45 | Knapp-led Red Sox knocK off Pirates in Oviedo Rookie League had two hits. Bazler was the losing pltrhrr. Brittany Scott und Stacy Gomes had two singles each to lead Sedgwick James past Southern Casualty 6-0 on March 20. Con­ tributing one single each were CcCc Mc­ Cook. Katie Furlong. Cherl Green. Christy Brazec. winning pitcher Heather House and Erlcu Gruber. Amunda Anderson hit two singles for Southern Casualty. Jamie Dugan was ihe losing pltrhcr. On March 18. Jam lee Nichols and Mary Ann Green each hit two singles for Sanford Irrigation In 9-7 decision over Sedgwick James. CcCe McCook und Katie Furlong bolh singled twice for Sedgwick James. Jill Jascwlc wus the winning pitcher while House sulTcrcd the loss. T ra d Woodall wus the winning pllchcr In First M e r c a n tile 's 10-4 v ic to ry o v e r Southern Casualty on March 18. Jamie Dugan wus the losing pitcher. Offensive slurs were Cnrt Hllllnskl and Maggie Reedy (a double und u single each) and Molly Francis. Amanda Decker and Woodall (two singles each). L JS e e S o f t b a l l . P a g e 3 B MINOR Jay Rolland had a triple and Doug Carpenter a double as the Orioles dropped the White Sox 9-6 in a March 14 game. Andy Becker had a triple for Ihe White Sox. The Reds Sox clobbered the Mets 15-2 In March 15 game. Jason Casteel had a triple and a single and Jack Seltzlnger a single In the Cubs' 9-6 win over Ihe Pirates March 15. Sam Kontonglma had a homer and a double and Larry Grayson a home run for the Pirates. MAJOR Mike Post was 4-4 and Greg H lb d on rip p ed a th ree-ru n homer and three pitchers com ­ bined on a one-hllter as the Pirates mauled the Cardinals 15-1. Berrios had the lone hit for the Cards. Erwin ripped a home run and a triple and Dancy a triple and a single as the Rangers bested the Mels 7-3. Hernandez was the winning pitcher after striking out seven of the 10 butters he faced In relief. Andy Odom struck out 15 of the 19 batters he faced In hurting no-htttcr as the White Sox nipped the Pirates 2-0. Odom. D. Rogers and C. Gore iia it -o ne—ainftfc— c n rfr —O rcg Hlbdon allowed only four hits and struck out 11 but still sulTcrcd the loss. C. Gore hit a home run and a single and T. Boutwcll added a pair o f singles as the White Sox b u m p e d the R e d s 7 • 1. Thornbrugh. Buchanan. Metzger and Ellis had one hit each for the Reds. Stclnmeyer scored three runs and Jakubeln and Lautcrbock two runs each as the Mets doubled the score on the Cardi­ nals 18-9 In a walked filled game. The two teams combined for 38 bases on balls. Dyke had a triple for Ihe Cards. DeCesarc had three hits and Rosiek and Holman doubles as the Orioles edged Ihe Red Sox 6-5. Caslelluccl had two hits for the Red Sox. Merriell had a home run and a single and Werner two singles as the A's blasted the Braves 17-5. Gammons and Stover both had triples for the Braves. JUNIOR Rich Rogers had Iwo hits and scared three runs and Kevin Jackson. J e rry Parks. Jere Brokaw and Ben Williams one single each as the Rangers beat the Angels 11-10 March 12. Ryan Livingston. David Lulck and Sonny Welshaupt had the hits for the Angels. Robert Carver had three hits and Richard Schncck and Joel Lloplz two hits each as the Cubs battered the Pirates 19-8 March 14. Greg - Moss and Anthony King had a pair o f hits each for the Pirates. SENIOR Byron CofTIc tossed a onehitler as the Angels shutout the Pirates 12-0 March 11. Mike Ruglenlus had a triple and a double to lead the offense. Also jrfei hitting were ColTle and Octavius Torres (two hits each) and Nick Torres (single). Andy Hogan got the lone Pirates safety. Danny 0,vcnt ripped a pair of doubles ..' Andy Taylor two singles as me Cubs blasted the While Sox 14-4. J. Salas and Hynes added one single each for the winners. Josh Walrath hit a double and a single. Orris a double and Phillip Moss a single for Ihe losers. Brion King laced for hits and Mark Metcalf contributed three more saftles as the Rangers beat the Cubs 9-6. Mike Duncan. David Cooper and Buchanan added one hit each for winners. Kevin Stephenson had a pair of singles. John Salas and David O 'B rien d o u b les and A n d y Hynes. Paul Haggs and Carlos Rosado one single each for Ihe Cubs. QIRL8 MAJOR 80FTBALL McAulllTe had a triple and two doubles. Sulus two singles and Gumbrilt a triple as the A's whipped the Cardinals T l- 7 March 12. Zukowskl had thrrc k - H - a r - B e r f t vu Ims aim~ Goplln a double for the Cardi­ nals. Stcfunik had three hits. LilJcnqutst a triple and Torras a double as the Angels outscored Ihe Reds 14-11 March 13. Brown had four hits. Including a home run. Rugcnlus a triple and a single qnd HolTmctz a double and two singles for the Reds. L och ran c had three hits. Campbell (wound Tucker one as Ihe Angels rapped Ihe Rungers 17-4 March 15. Koubeck had two hits und Brewer and Anderson one each for Ihe Rangers. Sanford Herald Is a proud member of the " Welcome Wagon” Family In Seminole County If You Are: M oving Into O r Around T h e Area G etting Married Having A Baby Rainy weekend a good time to prepare gear The record number of consec­ u tiv e w e e k e n d s o f terrib le weather has given many outdoorsm en a severe case of “ cabin fever." (Many wives ure proltably hoping for a break In the weather also.) I try to pul this "down lim e" lo good use by preparing for the lx-ttcr days. This Is an excellent time to get all of your tackle lit peak condition — reels cleaned and spooled with fresh line, hooks shar|K-nt-d. tackle Ixixes replenished and re organized, and lost or broken Items, re­ placed. How about Ihul boat and motor? When the fishing gets hot. these Items tend to be neglected. When was (hr Iasi lime you changed the Hold In (hr lower unit of your outboard? Ditto lor s|Kirk plugs and furl filter Grease fittings also nerd fre sh g rea se e v e r y se ve ra l months These may lx- small Hems, hul they can cause you som e big headaches on the water. Ikv.it trailers are perhaps the most ignored, yet the most critical part o f your entire rig — be ready In fish hard when lhe weather finally breaks. My time on the water Is valuable, and I don't want lo lose a day due (cnegligence on my part. SHUPE'8 SCOOP your boat, spends about 98% of (he lime resting on the trailer. The next lim e that you're at a txv.it ramp, take a few minutes lo wander around and look ul the empty trailers Many will be dil.ipld.ited beyond belief. Il Is scary to think that boats are bring lrans|xirtcd at high speeds on crowded highways on such rickety contraptions. Protect your boat by maintaining your trailer In lop condition — replace worn rollers, rusted parts and tires routinely. T o do less Is to lllrt with disaster. If the weather Is loo poor to fish, lake advantage ol that time to line tunc your tackle, motor anil trailer. By doing so. you will If you don't have a pair of "Bearing Buddies" on your Irallrr axles lo keep Ihr bearings continually lubricated. I would do so Immediately. You would lxhopclesslv stranded If your bearings should burn out while you'rr on the road. FISHING FORECAST the Osteen Bridge Flab Camp reports Sieve Card al excellent fishing fur bass und specks Big catches o( Ivass were made In a small has* tourna­ ment held there last week. The boat that won the event caught all fish within two miles ol the camp! James Boiler has been catching his limit ol 50 specks every ullrmoon In Ihe reeds of Mother's Arm idler work. Scbaatlan snook are on the movr. and anglers are hixiklng up with tlsh In the H 15 pound range on cranklxilts and oneouncr pus Live shrimp are still Ilu- favored tvult. Scattered In with Ihe snook are flounder, hlucflsh. Jack ercvalle and redfish (season closed). C a p t a i n J a c k at P o r t Canaveral is hoping for calmer seas. Hr assured me lhal dolphin and wahixi are ready and wait­ ing when seas subside. There will lx- some gixxl lx>iiom fishing for grouper and snapper from ahallow reefs and wreck* all the way -out lo the etecples. Rough weather has prevented any word o f rnhla fishing. Inside th e P o r t . I t ' s t he usual sheepshead. small liluellsh. Jack ercvalle and flounder. Guide T fo y IVrez rejxirts hoi Irout action In Ihe Banana and Indian Rivers. Ponce Inlet has tx-rn mighty rough, but on calmer days an­ g le r s w ill ca tc h p len ty o f sheepshead and blurflsh. The south side of the north Jetties Incur tile lip) has been great lor big winter sheepshead oil live shrimp. Flounder fishing has been gixxl Ixit k In ilu- river on finger mullet Fish on the edges ol drops and channels lur these tasty Hal fish Let your Welcome Wagon representative answer your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. If You Live In O n e Of These Areas, Please Call Sanford — 330-7542 Lake Mary — 321-6660 Lo n gw oo d — 869-8612 or 774-1231 W inter S p rin g s — 777-3370 Altam onte — 339-4468 C asselberry — ■695-7974 O viedo — 695-3819 Or Anytime Day Or Night Call 646 9644 t �HPhBmW k Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 24, 1001 — S I McMillan, Black lead Seminole Honda A ’s past Winter Springs Mets FIVE POINTS — Chris McMillan tossed a four-hitter and Aaron Black stroked a pair of doubles and a single as the Seminole Honda A 's bested the Winter Springs Mets 11-3 In Bronco Division play o f Seminole Pony Baseball Feb. 33. Also contributing offensively for the A 's were A llan Oehr (two singles). Shane Mackanln (double) and Cory Pattersod (single). In other Bronco Division action: Aaron Black struck out eight and allowed only three hits In outduellng Andy Hall as the Seminole Honda A 's edged the Lake Mary Reds 4*3 on Feb. 26. Shane Mackanln launched a game-tying three-run homer. Allan Oehr scored the winning run In the bottom o f the sixth on a sacrifice fly. Hall also threw a three-hitter while Mike Meadows hit a two-run home run for the Reds. Tim Raines Jr. doubled. On March 7. Angelo Am ato and Brandon Steinebronn had two singles as the Winter Springs Angels beat the Winter Springs Mets 8*1. Also chipping In were Josh Pickett (double) and Scott Ferrell (single). Jeremy Frost was the winning pitcher. Angelo Amato was the winning pitcher as the W inter Springs Angels clobbered the Lake Mary Reds 10-2 on March 10. Doing the damage for the Angels were Aaron Howell (three singles), Jay Bocken (double) and Louis Rodriguez (single). Mike Meadows had two singles for the Reds. On March 11. The Sanford Ace Hardware Pirates rallied from a 5-0 deficit to beat the Winter Springs Phillies 13-7. Shauwn St. Dennis hit his second home run of the season and also collected two singles. Others adding to the Pirates offense were Phillip Eubanks (two doubles, single), Billy Appling (two slngtes) and Chris Lowusma (triple). Combes led the way for the Phillies with a double and two singles. Chltsaz doubled and singled. Mike Halaychlck allowed two runs on three hits while striking out five as the Red Sox crushed the Cubs 13-2 on March 12. Halaychlck helped his cause with two doubles. Dustin Owen homered for the Cubs. On March 13. Andy Neufeld hit a two-run double In the bottom o f the sixth Inning to give the While Sox a 7-6 win over the Mets. Neufeld. who also hit a single, was the winning pitcher In relief. Also contributing for the White Sox were Jay MacFarlane (home run, double) and Austin Costln (triple). Rob Macconlc led the Mets with a home run and a double. and a single lor the Dodgers. Scovanner and Andy Mayer drove In two runs Also on March 13. Shane Mackanln allowed no Phillip Eubanks was the winning pitcher and each as the Longwood Dodgers beat the Cassel­ hits and struck out eight over the first four contributed eight o f his team’s 22 stolen bases as berry White Sox 12-7. Doing the damage Tor the innings as the Seminole Honda A ’s knocked off the Sanford Ace Hardware Pirates topped the Dodgers were Heath Ritenour (double, two th e previously undefeated Casselberry Orioles Winter Springs Mets 8-3 on March 21. Leading singles). Vesaey (triple, single) and Scovanner. 10*8. Leading the A 's were A aron Black, the Pirates were Bradley Jenkins (single, three Billy Barney and Mayer (one single each). Clay - Mackanln, Allan Oehr and Gerry Torres (pne stolen bases, Chris Louwsma (three stolen bases), Green, James Bishop, Sam Moore and E.J. single each). Jeremiah Mitchell (four stolen bases) and Shawn Redoutey had one single each for the White Sox. St. Dennis and Billy Appling (two stolen bases Chris Sanders struck out 16 and walked none MUSTANO each). while tossing a one-hitter as the Red Sox shutout Justin Hawarah pitched the Casselberry Cubs the Pirates 7-0 on March 14. Also on March 21, Austin Costln tossed a past the Lake Mary A 's 9-6 on March 13. On March 14, David Stahl and Jason Bcmoaky ‘ four-inning no-hltter and Jay McFarlane drove in On March 14. Matt Allegra hit a home run and a combined to nail the tying run at the plate in the four runs with three hits as the White Sox double and Justin Anderson added two doubles bottom o f the fifth Inning, then scored two clobbered the A 's 11-1. as the Red Sox crushed the Angels 16-2. Insurance runs as the Cardinals bettered the Aaron Black was the winning pitcher and the Barrett Klinger slapped two singles and Matt Dodgers 8-5. Contributing to the Cardinals’ attack Seminole Honda A 's scored eight runs In the Allegra a double as the Red Sox ripped the w e re J e ff S m ith . D am ian B on acci, Ryan bottom or the first Inning on route to an 11-1 win Yankees 15-1 on March 19. Donoghue and Kevin Johnson (two singles each) over the Longwood Cubs on March 21. On March 21. Jose'Gonzalez drove in four runs and Bemosky (single, run scored). Dtetzman had with a home run and a double as the Casselberry two doubles for the Dodgers. i On March 11. Patrick Nave and Mike Goodall Indians whipped the Sanford Angels 164. Also Mike Meadows and Andy Hall combined on a combined on a two-hitter as the Winter Springs chipping In for the Indians were Mark Lafuber four-hitter as the Lake Mary Reds tripped the Orioles beat the Winter Springs Athletics 6-2. (double, two singles). Wes Feldman (three singles) Longwood Cubs 12-5 on March 15. Pacing the Carlos Martinez. Robbie DeHaven and Nave hit a and Ricky Rodriguez (two doubles). Reds were Scott Kuiper (double, single). Scott single each for the Orioles. HUlnskl (two singles), Tim Raines Jr. and Th e Sun State Ford Pirates scored two runs In Hawarah was the winning pitcher as the Meadows (one single each) and Casey Earnest the bottom o f the sixth Inning to edge the Red Casselberry Cubs nailed the Longwood Braves (double). SummereTed the Cubs with a double. Sox 9-8 on March 12. Winning pitcher Andrew 1 5 4 on March 11. Jacobs had a triple to pace the On March 15, Aaron Black allowed three runs McClung (two singles) and Mike Johnson (triple) Cubs while Guse. Hawarah, Pace. T. Staatsand J. on two hits In the first then handcuffed the led the Pirates. J eff Chunat (home run, single) Staats added one single each. C. Alten drove In all Winter Springs on two hits the rest o f the way as and Jamie Pltzer (two singles) paced the Red Sox. four Braves runs with two doubles. the Seminole Honda A ’s beat the Angels 7 4 . On March 20. Klley Calapa and Keith Whitmore Also on March 11, Andrew Kohl rapped three Black struck out 11 and walked only two. drove In three runs each as the A's beat the Red doubles as the Winter Springs Red Sox outscored Leading the A ’s were Shane Mackanln and Chris Sox 11-8. Calapa doubled and singled while the Sanford Cardinals 18-12. McMillan (one double each) and Allan Oehr and Whitmore hit two singles to account. Adam On March 12. Drew Kohl had three hits to lead Cory Patterson (one single each). Angelo Amato Coleman and Brad Lewis hit one single each. the Red Sox to a 11-5 victory over the While Sox. singled for the Angels. Heath Rttenour drove In the winning run as the Nick Mangan had three hits for the White Sox. On March 19. Jose Torres laid down a perfect Longwood Dodgers topped the Casselberry White In another game on March 12. J eff Gray hit for suicide squeeze bunt to score Chris Killlngsworth Sox 13-12 on March 21. Leading the Dodgers the cycle, scored three runs and drove In four with the winning run as the Orioles edged the were Chad Wolcott (double, two singles). Ritenour ihore as the Giants outslugged the Angels 14-13. Indians 6-5. Lee Burke had a double and Don (two singles). Andy Mayer (double, single). Tom Also contributing for the Giants were Scott Taylor two singles to lead the Orioles. D. Young - J oy (double) and Drew Scovanncr. Jason GrunAwscumb (two doubles, two singles). Kevin and J, Parker each had two singles while K. dorf, Aaron Schuck and Brad Melnken (one single Gerrity (triple, two doubles) and Andrew Rucker Bishop doubled for the Indiana. each). Doing the hitting for the While Sox were (triple, double, single). Malt Orwath and Jason In another game on March 19. winning pitcher Dave Bemosky (home run, single) and Mike Rivers led the Angels with a double and two Mike Meadows allowed only one hit and struck Slamore, Billy Barney, E.J. Redoutey and David singles each. out eight as the Lake Mary Reds dropped the Nllles (one single each). On March 19. Matt Nesbitt hit two home runs Winter Springs Phillies 6-1. Meadows (three A lso on March 21, Robert Vesaey. Drew as the Red Sox blasted the Expos 13-2. singles). Tim Raines Jr. (two singles) and Michael Hawkins (single) led the Reds offense. Gaines had a double for the Phillies. McCarthy hit a single. On March 20. Mike Halaychlck outdueled Jim t . l l MS I V M I * lto .lt *11 U . M I Mto • t . t 4 | > «tl «| M l M C I.II 11111 I.1M 1K M il * IM H IM * Rabun as the Winter Springs Red Sox nipped the •IMMM M IIIM ) M IN I m I toll Lake Mary Dodgers 6-5. Hillard had a home run [On Salt Mon., March 25 Thru Sat., March 30 Softball------Continued from IB Liz Davidson hit three singles. Gina Bazler and Jorgla Capo each hit two singles and Jolynn Arnold added one single in the • Police Athletic League’ s 9-5 vic­ tory over Slightedge on March 18. B azler was the winning pitcher with Jonnlc Beland tak­ ing the loss. On March 15. Maggie Reedy, Molly Harris and Llndy Longstaff each hit two singles to lead First Mercantile by Fire Alarm and Sound 5 4 . One o f Reedy’s hits came with the bases loaded In the bottom o f the seventh to '"SrTve- m 'Tfic~wTHriThg run. Traci Woodall was the winning pitch­ er. Jennifer Dale took the loss. Optical Ey eland benefited from a strong offensive performance by winning pitcher Stephanie Guemple. SooaL Plckney and H e lm e r s to b e a t S a n fo r d Sprinkler 15-10 on March 15. For Sanford Sprinkler. Lisa Rlcharde hit a home run. Jill Jasewic suffered the loss. Offensive leaders for Sanford Irrigation In Its 23-10 win over Fire Alarm and Sound on March 15 were Danielle Alaniz (triple, four singles). Lisa Rlcharde (two doubles), winning pitcher Jill J asew ic (double) and Jaim e Bressor (three singles). For Fire Alarm and Sound, losing pitcher Michelle Allen hit a home run. triple and double. Messier added two doubles. over Winn Dlxleon March 14. Marla Duval was the winning pitch er In Sem in ole Batting Range’s 16-3 decision over Dyv namltea on March 14. Providing the offense were Pam Gerlc (three runs, three RBI), Miranda Schultz (three runs scored, two RBI) and Erika Nystrom (two runs scored, one RBI). Atlantic Plumbing completed an undefeated run through the first round with a 15-2 win over Winn Dixie on March 14. Katie A u erb ach w as th e w in n in g pitcher while Heather Kselk took the Io m . Offensive stars were -Auecbach—th im f_z?m X - S arah S m ith (d o u b le, s in g le ) and Shannon Wuhl (triple). Karl Charren doubled and hit two singles while L iz Stowell hit three singles to pace Perkins to a 15-11 decision over RInker Materials on March 14. Katie Murray and Amanda Coho hit tw o singles each for Rlnkcr Materials. The winning pitcher was Meagan Dontrlch while Sara Delaney took the loss. On March 13. RInker Materials beat Dynamites 12-9 behind the contributions of Shawna Gcragnty (three singles). Katie Starlings Blockbuster Video. Atlantc Plumbing and Seminole Batting Range arc off to 1-0 starts In the second round of play. Rlnkcr Materials Is 1-1 while Perkins Restaurants. Dynamites and Winn Dixie arc each 0-1. On March 21. Pam Gcrlc and Jessie Wright each hit three singles to lead Seminole Batting R a n g e to a 12-4 win o v er Perkins. Winning pitcher Marta Duvall added two singles while A m a n d a M ustakus hit one single. Kelly Placentlnc hit a home run and a single as Blockbuster Video beat Dynamites on March 21. Lindsey Bradley added a double and three singles while Marie Coodc doubled. Megan Francis was the winning pitcher. Valeric Schlcho homered and scored two runs us Rlnkcr Mate­ rials bcslcd Winn Dixie 13-9 on March 21. Katie Murray also scored two runs while Amanda Coho drove In three runs and scored another. For Winn Dixie, Ktsrek and Crawford each scored two runs. Julie Johnson was the winning pitcher. W in n in g pitcher Katie Auerbach hit a home run and two singles In Atlantic Plumb­ ing's 164 win over Rlnkcr Mate­ rials on March 21. Sarah Smith hit a home run and a single. Kris.I Bazler also homered. Sara Delaney was the losing pucher. Jessica Mitchell. Sunshine Slins. Emily Reardon and Rebekah Colon contributed runscortng hits to support the out­ sta n d in g pitch in g by K elly Piaccntine and Meghan Francis In Blockbuster Video's 20-7 win s<9fh. M u r r a y ( t w o s i n g l e s ) a nd A m a n d a C oho an d V a le r ie Schlcho (une single each). W in­ ning pitcher Julie Johnson had eight strikeouts. P. Guemple suffered the loss. Wilson hit three singles for RInker. Perkins outlasted Blockbuster V id e o 24-18 on M arch 13. Meagan Dontrlch was the winn­ in g p itc h e r w h ile M caghan Francis suffered the loss. Lead­ ing the Perkins’ attack were Kart Charron (home run. triple, two singles). 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Florida — Sunday, March 24, 1901 T a x consultant m oves offlc# IN BRIEF IRS offers f m tax woffcshop Ttw Internal’ Revenue Service to offering a Small Buatneoa Tax Workshop In Orlando on March 28. The workahop will be held In the Federal Office Building, located at 80 North Hughey Avenue. Room 206. According to James J. Ryan, district director of the Jacksonville IRS District, the free workshop Is designed to provide Information of federal business taxes for sdf-employed and small business owners who have recently started a business or who anticipate starting one. The workahop will begin at 9 a.m. and last until 1:30 p.m. For more Information, call IRS toll free at 1-800629-1040, LAKE MARY — Florida" tax expert Judy Long, owner of Diversified Business Financial Services, Inc., has moved her office lo Lake Mary from Sanford, where she had been located during the last 11years. ’ The new office, located at 21*0 W. Lake Mary Blvd., offers services In tax preparation, fax. notary, bookkeeping and financial services. It la affiliated with Triple Check Income Tax Service, the nation's second largest income tax preparation company, with some 350 offices In 43 stales. Long Is a member of the National Tax Preparers Society, the Sanford Chamber of Commerce and the Better Business Division. Fo rm o r M artin Marietta anglnaor incNctod ORLANDO — A federal grand Jury here has indicted a former Martin Marietta Corp. engineer, charging him with using Inside Information to bilk the company's Orlando division of almost 967.000. The indictment charges Herman Stanley Mann. 63, of Orlando with taking kickback money from a private company tn exchange for revealing proprietary bidding information that enabled the company lo win con Ireels from Martin Marietta's Orlando defense operations. Mann and another former Martin employee. George H. McDowell, allegedly operated a bid-rigging scheme to funnel Inside Information to Wynn's Weldlnglnc. of Orlando after the welding company had bid on a demolition contract at Martin, according to the Indictment. M o rta g w ctoclint tor Ja nua ry Residential and commercial mortgages recorded In Seminole County totalled 969.948.000 tn January 1991. down from 9141.686.000 tn December, according to a report Issued by Attorneys* Title Insurance Fund, Inc. The number of mortgages recorded In Seminole In January was 901. O f that number. 9 ntortgagea were for loans over 9500.000. totalling 99,764.000: 092 were for loans under 9500.000. totalling 960.184.000. Conventional loans ac­ counted for 685 mortgages, or 886.969.000. FHA/VA and equity loans accounted for 216 mortgages, valued at 912.979.000. Attorneys' Title Insurance Fund. Inc., issues mortgage recording activity reports for Florida counties each month through the firm's Data Marketing Services Department. R tstaurant s ig n s agsnt LAKE MARY — Billie Heller 6 Company, a full-service advenistngfpubllc relations firm recently signed a new client. The Swiss Alps Inn Restaurant. Billie Heller 6 Company will be providing both multi-media advertising and public relations services to Baron Von Roodhausen, the restuarant's new owner. The Swiss Alps Inn. previously known as the Swiss Inn. Is located in Lake Mary. Recently a re-grand opening, coordinated by Billie Heller ft Company, brought together numerous VIPs, business and civic leaders for a sampling of the atmosphere and hospitality of the Swiss Alps Inn and provided guests an opportunity to meet the Baron. 2 Realtors join forces to dominate ORLANDO — Two real estate brokerages have Joined forces In metropolitan Orlando In an at­ tempt to dominate the area's market for existing home sales, executives o f the com panies said. — - • — r i e j e r f toriiia-m rr.' w iflr f o o r Orlando area offices, and Real Estate One Inc., with four O r­ lando offices and one In New Smyrna Beach, have combined operations to create Real Estate One-Keyes Inc., executives aald. The new company w ill have about 225 sales associates and will be one o f the largest residen­ tial brokerages op eratin g In metro Orlando. The new company w ill have six locations: Lake Mary, Longwood. Orlando, Maitland. Cas­ se lb e rry . a n d N ew S m y rn a Beach. Ted Pappas, chairman o f Th e Keyes Co., based In Miami, and Richard Elsca. president o f Real Estate One Inc., based In Farm ­ ington Hills, Mich., said the new company hopes to g a m er aa much as 20 percent o f the market. Existing home sales In Orlando last year exceeded 91.1 billion. No one company has ever been able to dominate the Orlando market to that degree. Pappas and Elsca said. T ru m p auctioning Florida proparty WEST PALM BEACH — Donald Trump la putting 70 units In hla Trump Plaza of the Palm Beaches up for auction next month, a real estate auction company announced. The auction company said Thursday Trump would attend the April 26 auction at the POA National Resort In Palm Beach Gardens. Trump's 33-slory, twin-tower condominiums range from 1.927 -square-foot, tw o-bedroom , tw o-bath units to 2.091-square-foot, three-bedroom. 2Wbath units. Sheldon Good ft Company said no minimum bid la aet on the condominiums, but that the suggested opening bids are expected lo be In the 9100.000 range for condos originally priced up to 9494.000. The company also said that one of the tower’s penthouses, originally priced at 91.8 million, would be offered at an opening bid o f9600.000. Siemens Stromberg looks to bright future By M 6 K M W AW HarMd Staff Writsr L a k e m a r y - puns havt been announced by Siemens Stromberg-Carlaon to launch a new marketing and technology strategy that will become the guiding factor of the entire company Into the 21st century. The plan Is called Vision O-N-E, with the initials standing for /'Optimized Network Evolu­ tion.” Jane Felton. Public Relations spokesperson at the Lake Mary facility aald the project will Involve the entire Siemens Stromberg-Carlson organization, home based In Boca Raton, with manufacturing and other func­ tional groups In Albuquerque. N.M. and Phoenix. Arizona. In adit Ion to the Lake Mary plant. The company la the third-largest equipment supplier to the U.S. p u b lic telecom m unications net wofii« Felton said, "This la part of an ongoing structure. It Involves all of our facilities and will keep Siem ens Strom berg-Carlaon progressing Into the next centu­ ryCompany executives say Vis­ ion O-N-E comes In response to C yp re s s Gardens nam es G M ST. LOUIS (A P) - William C. Reynolds, director o f engineer­ ing at Busch Gardens In Tsmpa. has been named general manag­ er o f Cypress Gardens In Winter F O R YO U R SELF — — R e p o rt o? C o n d H io ir Summary D e c e m b e r 3 1 ,1 9 9 0 tanked 19th in the U.S. in assets. SunTrust Equity 0 8 a percent of assets ranks in the top 5 among the country'8 35 largest hanks. i The market value of SunTrust stock is the 8th highest in the U.S. Assets $33.4 Billion Equity $2.3 Billion Earnings $350.4 Million 5th straight 'year of earnings increases.** Market---- ------- $2.9 Billion Capitalization SunBank Assets $16.7 Billion Associated Brass_______________ United Haven, the company announced. Reynolds. 42. will assume the position April 1. Reynolds has more than 20 years o f theme park experience. JUDGE THE FACTS... Southeast Bank executives win golden ‘chutes Struggling Southeast Banking C orp.. w hich elim in a ted Its payout to com m on and preferred shareholders this year. Is giving generous "golden parachutes" to Its recently departed execu­ tives. A c c o r d in g to S o u th e a s t's proxy statement released Tuesday, the Miami banking company Is paying Us retired chulrmnn Cha rles Z w l c k 941.667 a month for the next 30 months — a total o f 91.25 million. Zwlck retired in January when the bank s biggest stockholder. Alfonso Kutijul Jr., took over as chairman o f the Sou theast’s executive committee. Zw lck had a four-year employment contract that ended in 1993. Last year, his salary w as 9485.000, or about 94C.OOO a month. Southeast, which lost 9200 million In 1990. eliminated divi­ dends on Us common and pre­ ferred slocks tills year to help txiosl (he bank's capital. But the bunk is obllgutrd to honor Us em ploym ent contracts. Southeast spokesw om an Ida Huberts said. new business realities confront­ ing public telephone companies. The aim Is to provide such carrier networks with not only advanced, multimedia, high­ speed data opportunities, but to do so without suffering from the high of updating their entire network of equipment. Volker Jung, the corporate president said. "W e ’re not telling customers to blindly upgrade their networks, we're helping them manage their short and long term profitability." Senior vice president of Mar­ keting and Business Develop­ ment. Van Cullens, explained the title of the program. "Every Investment the exhange carrier m a k e s s h o u l d m e e t tw o criteria," he aald. "First, It should deliver a -marketable application that promises im­ mediate revenue return'or cost reductions. Second. It should add technology that will endure into the future. That's what we mean by Optimized Network Evolution." In addition to the telecom­ munications products. Siemens Stromberg Carlson designs, de­ velops and manufacturers a complete line of digital voice and data twitching. Convenient to over 92% of Florida'8 population. Deposit Market Share* 12.45% Offices 335 Customers 1.3 million Ranked 2nd in Florida. Only .major bank to register a significant increase in 1990. O ur most *valuable asset. S u n B a n k is th e F lo r id a s u b s id ia ry o f S u n T r u s t a n d is re c o g n ize d b y m a n y as one o f th e s tro n g e s t, m o st sta b le b a n k in g co m p a n ie s i n th e c o u n try . B u t , d o n 't ta k e o u r w o r d fo r it. J u d g e fo r yo u rs e lf. C h e c k th e facts a b o u t y o u r fin a n c ia l in s t it u t io n . T h e n , fo r re a l peace o f m in d , c h e ck w it h u s - S u n B a n k . • * I PC Deposit market share a* of 9/30/90 * * Since m erfer o f T ru il Company Banks o f Geoigiu and Sun Bunks. Inc Member F D IC / C IW SunBsnk*. Ii k . A SunHuu font P c c o l M m J tUnkmg" is s registered Iradcnurk belonging t u lu m c ly to Sunftusl Beaks. Inc 4 •_____________________ __ ______________________________________________ ____________________ __ Peace of Mind Banking® �Sanford Herald, 8anforrt Plorfda — Sunday, March 24, 1981 - ■ Officer is strong—arched By m e YI vy H fM d Paopfo Editor L A K E M A R Y — The bodybuilder to a titled contender, taking second place In the heavyweight division o f the Sem inole Classic last year. W h en not p um pin g Iron, the flve-fopt nine-inch 170-pound pow erhouse dons a Florida Highway Patrol uniform , cruising the roads In a marked car. A n d the state trooper w ears lipstick and lace edged leotards. . - w »■ • ^ E v e r y t h i n g s h o u l d be e q u a lly d is trib u te d . W h e n a w o m a n s ta n d s u p s tra ig h t, nothing overshadow s anything e ls e .f * -Rick Friend, husband and personal tralnar Lake M ary resident Sh elly Friend, 25. has been training about a y e a r fo ra schedule she says will include m ore competition. For the Seminole Classic, she says she dieted dow n to 137 pounds so muscle definition w a s more distinct. “ Rick had m e on a very strict high protein diet. 1ate chicken and e g g whites for three weeks. T h e last tw o d ay s 1ate a 25-pound ba g o f chicken. At least he let me put Tabasco sauce on It." she says. Rotarian h o n o red Rotary brother Scott Wyse called Paul Os­ borne a “ baby Rotarian" Thursday when Osborne was honored for his contributions to the Lake Mary club. An unfazed Osborne shot back," He Joined the club about two weeks before me. I guess that makes him a full fledged big boy." Rotary President Brent Carll presented Os­ borne with a ball-point pen and a certificate for one year o f active service ns chairman o f all environmental Issues, Including the Rinehart Road cleanup. Osborne Is also chairman o f the Rotary National Convention Committee. L i i . >(/ t 1r Mothar Waavor accapta donation Pat project adopted Medina Court 16 Daughters o f the Sphinx have chosen to volunteer their services at the Rescue Outreach Mission by serving meals dally. The Daughters also donated two much iTreord' coffer’ p o is ’ t'o" Mother Blanche Bell Weaver, executive otrector and founder. She resum ed her norm al eating habits after the competition. " I gained It all back In two d a y s ." she sighs. Rick Is Friend's husband and personal trainer, who has trained over 4 0 state and local cham pions In the 13 years he h as been In the bodybuilding business. O w n er of G o ld 's G ym In L ake Mary, he Is also a tilled bodybuilder, placing sixth In Michigan's state competition. He stressed that Friend's diet Is a dangerous one If not closely supervised. “ It's down to a science. You almost have to be living with som eone to get It righ t," he cautions. Rick says he looks for "sym m etries and good genetics" w hen assessing a w om an's ability to develop her body to competition status. "T h a t m eans everything Is equally distributed. W hen a wom an stands u p straight, nothing overshadows anything else." he says. Friend says she met Rick at the gym. where It Is customary for one person to spot foranother while w orking with the free weights. " I 'spotted’ him and knew he w a s for m e." she jokingly says of the man she married last October. Friend becam e Interested In competlnn after Rick assured her that with hard work, she could win. "W h e n Shelly originally asked m e If l thought she could compete. 1thought she w ou ld be perfect. 1 think Bhc will go to the top naturally, without any supplem ents or steroids, which I am totally opposed to." Rick says. Herald People Editor Bennett pro m o te d to corporal Cpl. Michelle Bennett, daughter o f Tennessee and Greg Sanders. Lake Mary and a 1987 graduate of Seminole High School. Sanford, was recently promoted to the rank of corporal In the United States Marine Corps. Bennett, the Second Marine Aircraft Wing's correspondence secretary for its commander. Col. Daniel McDyrc. also was u 1989 recipient of the Navy Achievement Medal while she served at Camp Foster. Okinawa. Japan. Bodybuilder Shady Friend M a n d ig s : d e e t o t r a n s p l a n t b ig t r e e s ■y LACY DOMKN CpI. Bennett poses with Ma|. Hank Tripp Rick says he does not care for wom en bodybuilders with exagerated muscles. " I will alw ays prefer the feminine, strong look to the Herculean look. Shelly will have the best physique she can and keep the feminine look." he says. " I thought she w as so close to perfect w hen I met her I also wanted to take h er o u t." he confides. Friend w orks out with w eights about five hours a w eek for strength a n a muscle tone. She w orks in aerobics classes for cardiovascular fitness and w hen she is trying to b u m fat to shed a few pounds. S h e bench presses 120 pounds. She squats with 165 pounds. She is In training again fo rih e Sun City Classic to be held In Daytona Beach. A n d w hen she stops a law breaker on Interstate 4, she says she has never had a problem . SANFORD — Dennis Eppard is fond o f digging up trees. Big trees. Giant trees. " I can move an earthball that's 84 inches in diam eter." the Sanford man proudly said. Eppard doesn't always dig In the dirt with a shovel. He scoops trees as large as 30 feet tall out o f the earth. Including roots sometimes as deep as six feet, with specialized equipment he uses in his business. Eppard Tree Farms. " T h e m achine I use g ets a consldcrblc amount of everything that's needed," Eppard said. He said not many giant tree movers can be seen maneuvering around town. "T o my knowledge, it's the only one in Seminole County," he said. Eppa r d said he has m o ve d thousands of big trees over the last 20 years. He said moving trees on busy highways Is as tricky as moving houses. "You have to watch out for power lines and traffic, and you have to pull in tha large limbs to clear obstacles on the side o f the road." he explained. Eppard said tree limbs can span 20 feet. They are pruned before the move. Ills most harrowing adventure on the road occured while moving a tree from the T.G. Lee Dairy Farm near Orlando International Airport, to the other side of Orlando. "Well, I had to go through a toll booth." he chuckled and said. Although he satd his crew Is very careful In heavily wooded areas, mishaps do happen. "One o f my nperatres was digging otic day and got bit by a big bull Btiakc. It scared him more than hurt him. We try to be careful." he said. Eppard said he stays busy for one very good reason. " I f you want a big tree, tills Is easier than wallnlg for It to grow ," he said. He said people often take trees for t See Trees, Page 7B Dennis Eppard preparas to scoop roots. Hw iM Photo kj Tamm, Vlncont Five generations Five generations gathered re­ cently at the Sanford home of Margaret Boyles to honor her mother. Della Helm Small, on her 89th birthday. Small has five d a u g h te rs . 14 g ra n d ­ c h ild r e n . 34 great g ra n d ­ children and 16 great-great g r a n d c h ild r e n . F ro m le ft: Small; Boyles; Buddy Boyles, Small's grandson; Joie Lynn Boyles Kelley. Small's great g ra n d d a u g h te r and Am ber Irene Kelley, almost 3, Small s great-great granddaughter. Hwitd Pttot* by Tommy VbtcsM l 1 �t •- *— - • -t-mIMfcSjfcarfrWi I — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 24, 1991 1 E '. 'i H O L T is bustin’ out ali over * Fashions in 1 season The Sanford Garden Club kicked off the spring season wlh • card party and fashion show on March 14. It was a swing Into spring event as nearly 100 members and guests played a variety of card games, munched on lunch . and viewed spring fashions on parade from the collection at Ro-Jay In Sanford. The card party was a fund­ raiser to send two youths to Weklva Youth Camp this sum­ mer. Selected to attend the camp are: Natalie Clauck and Michael Tishken. Also, the fund-raiser supports SEEK. Save the Earth's Envi­ ronment through Knowledge. Two youths who will attend this program at the Marine Science Station. Crystal River, this summer are: Kristie Stanklcwlcz and Donald Chu. Tables o f card bufTs played bridge, canasta, pinochle, trivial pursuit and other card games. A chicken salad plate was served to the patrons. Sara Jacobson, o f Ro-Jay. co­ ordinated and narrated the fashIo n s h o w n . T h e f a s h i o n spectrum ran the gamut from ve ry casual to very dressy. Models were: Sara Albritton, Betty Akers. Barbara Bradshaw, Ann Brlsson, Mary Childers. Mae Grier. Mary Prokosch and Jo Stanklcwlcz. Mr. and Mrs. James McCluskey Brewer, McCluskey wed in Sanford ceremony SANFORD — Tracey Brewer and James Nell McCluskey arc announcing their marriage to­ day. The wedding was an event o f Dec. 22. 1990. at Central Baptist Church. Sanford. T h e Re v . F r e d d i e S m i t h performed the candlelight, dou­ ble ring ceremony at 3 p.m. The church was decorated wi th C h ris tm a s p o l n s c t t l a s and greenery. The bride Is the daughter o f Tom and Linda Brewer o f Lake Mary and the b rid eg ro o m 's parents are Nell E. and Barbara A. McCluskey o f Birmingham. Ala. Given In m arriage by her mother and father, the bride chose for her vows a white satin floor-length gown with train. The gown had long-sleeves deco­ rated with sequins and lace. The boat-necked, ornate bodice wus decorated with sequins nnd pearls. The bock of the gown was open with draped pearls and a large bow. The six-foot train was embellished with sequins which also-'decorated the skirt. Her headpiece of white roses and pearls held her cascading veil which (lowed to the end of the train. She carried a nosegay o f 24 red roses with variegated Ivy and holly berries uccented with - *uld ribbon and m narnvis.-— • • -Rulhann PcrluchlcT o f Lake Mary served the bride as maid o f honor. She wore on Iridescent, forest green, tea-length taffctu dress. The sleeves were m id­ length and she wore matching forest green shoes. The back o f the dress was open with a large bow accented with a' fabric rose. She carried a nosegay with 16 red roses, variegated Ivy and holly berries and accented with gold ribbon. Th e bridesmaids were C hristine Eckstein. Sanford: Holly Lazenby. Sanford: Lori Earnest. Sanford: Allison Holton. Rhlncbcck. N .Y.: und Vicki H osack W hiteh ead. O steen. Their gowns and flowers were Identical to the honor atten­ dant's. Father o f the groom. Nell McCluskey. served as best man. Candlellghtcrs at the- ceremony were Nick Green. Gainesville und Alan Henderson of Sanford. Groomsmen were brother o f the bride. Troy Brewer. Lake Mary: C h ris Lom burdo. A popka: Sl uur t Gr e e n . Ga i ne s v i l l e : brother of the groom Mike MeCluskcy. Birmingham. Ala.; and Mlkc-Pllato. Kissimmee. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Chris­ tian act i vi t y center In the Central Baptist Church. Floating h o stesses w e r e Susan and Marsha Lazenby of Sanford. Lois Rost and Sally Bcltcn. both of Longwood. served the wedding cake: Sharon Gibson and Mary H a m ilton , both of Sanford, served the wedding punch. The bride's book was kept by April Van Whtk.Sruf Luke Mary«---------After a wedding cruise to the Bahumas. the newlyweds urc m a k i n g t h e i r h o m e In Gainesville. Th e bride Is u stu­ dent at the University o f Florida and the groom Is employed as an electrician and Is a student at Santa Fe Community College. Gulncsvlllc. A m M ting with dream girl Brent Adamson finally got to meet his dream girl, next to his wlte. Patty, that Is. It all started when Brent's father. W.E. "D u k e" Adamson bid $300 on "Lunch on the Set" at Seminole Community Col­ lege's recent Dream Auction. Duke was the highest bidder, but when the time came to attend the event, he was sched­ uled for a business meeting In Erie Hansen and Patricia Hill Hill, Hansen terwed in Longwood ceremony LAKE MARY - Mr. and Mrs. Sumter Brock Hill III. Lake Mar y, arc a n n o u n c i n g t he engagement of their daughter. Patricia Mardcl. to Eric Todd Hansen, son or Mr. and Mrs Craig W. Hansen of Sanford. Bom In Orlando, the brideelect Is the m alrrnul grand­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A. Lee. Altamonte Springs and the paternal granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Sumter Brock Hill Jr. of Maitland Miss Hill is a 19H7 graduate of New Life Christian School. San­ ford. und u 1989 graduate of Seminole £om m unlly College where she received an Associate In Arts degrer. She Is presently employed as hooking clerk at the John E. Polk Correctional Faciliiy. Her fiance. Irorn In Orlando. Is the maternal grandson of Mr. Richard L. Edwards of Sanford a n d th e l a t e Mrs. N o r m a E d w a r d s . Ills p a t e r n a l grand|>arents are Mr. und Mrs. Harold W. Hansen of Bettendorf. Iowa. Hansen Is a 1988 graduate of S e m in o le Hi gh School. His school activities Included being captain of the high school bowl­ ing team, Hansen Is currently attending Seminole Community College. He Is employed us meat cutter at Publlx .Super Markets, lit UtngwtMKl. The wedding will be un event or April 6. I pm ., at Weklva Assembly o! God In Longwood. NEW ARRIVAL' Penny and Joseph Hewlett. Osteen, are announcing the hlrtli of their sou today. Christopher Edward Joseph Hewlett was born Nov. 22. 1990 at Crnirul Florida Regional Hospital. S.m lord. Hr weighed 9 pounds. 2 ounces and was 21 Inches long. Maternal grandmother Is Kulli E. Brum ley. Sister Is Christina Hewlett. H*nMF*UstfT«Mf1 Models In Sanford Garden Club's annual fashion show are, from left: Sara Albritton, Mae Grier, Mary Childers, Ann Brlsson, Barbara Bradshaw. DORIS D IETR IC H Phoenix. Would Brent and Patty like to attend In place o f Dear ole' Dad? Not too much arm-twisting w u necessary. Man. was that fun!" Brent exclaimed excitedly. The bottom line Is that Dan Aykroyd, star o f My Girl, which was partly filmed In Sanford recently, hosted the luncheon. It seems the auction committee contacted him about making a contribution to the auction, and he came up with the luncheon. Brent Is so Impressed with Dun. and feels he has made a friend for life. Dun loves Florida, meeting nnd associating with Mary Prokosch, Betty Akers and Josephine Stanklcwlcz. Proceeds from the event will benefit the club's projects for youth. new people and being a part of Ihc community where he Is on location. The two fellows dis­ cussed their heritage and when Brent found out Dan Is Canadian and owns a S.'l m illion log mansion In the wilds of Ontario, he dubbed Dan as a "Canadian C o w b o y ." w hich Dan rea lly seemed to enjoy. After Dan took Brent and Patty on tour of the set. located In the old Koscot warehouse In Or­ lando. they m et Jam ie Lee Curtis and Brent said he spent about 30 minutes with her. "She Is ve ry n ic e ." he said. He admitted she has been his dream girl for n long time. After the tour. Dan took them to his trailer for a steak lunch. To put It mildly. Brent and Patty really received the red carpel treatment. All o f the people on the set wondered who the visit­ ing VIPs were. It was a good day — a great day. " T o think he would g iv e us five hours of his day |ust blew my mind." Brent said. Baltot awards prasantad Those who missed Who Shot last w eekend really missed a treat. The show was Just great and should go on tour according to some of the patrons who attended. It might be mentioned that community effort has kept the shows performed by Ballet Guild o f Sanford-Scmlnolc alive for these 23 years. Everybody gets Into the act. On top o f parents and Interested art buffs rolling up their sleeves behind the ix-encs. each dancer Is required to procure sponsors. Looking at the program Is all that's neces­ sary to sec the hundreds of sponsors listed. Annually, the dancer with the most sponsors Is awarded the Walter Rye Silver Slipper Schol­ arship Award In honor of the father of the artistic directors and choreographers, Miriam Doktor and Valeric Weld. Valerie a n n o u n c e d that T i f f a n y Twym an was the recipient of the □ B ee D ietrich , Page 7B Dlddy? H e a th ro w c lu b h o s t s - rec e pt io n. fo r m e m b e rsh ip The membership commit­ t e e a n d th e B o a r d o f Directors of the Heathrow W om en's Club have been very busy lately, according to Joanne Lucas, m em ­ bership chairman for the club. A membership reception was held at the home of club president. Marianne Bassllc. C offee, tea and assorted pastries were of­ fered. fu rnished by the board and club members. A lithe Joanne reported she wus tempted by the pastry tray und did suc­ cumb. "T h e pastries were fabu­ lous." she said. Thirty-seven guests and potential members enjoyed the pleasant evening, mak­ ing new friends as well as meeting with neighbors and o t h e r m e m b e r s o f the Heathrow community. The club was formed four years ago to help bond the then-new community. Its p u rp o s e Is to c o mb i ne friendship, harmony and good will through the In­ teraction of Its membership. Joanne said the agenda of the club Is designed to f a c i l i t a t e g r o u p and personal development through a diversity of civic, cultural and educational programs. Parenting seminar set Bonney Wulthcr reported that role playing the parts of n LAKE MARY LONGWOOD LACY DOMEN surly youth highlighted the t y a r c h m e e t i n g o f t he Heathrow W om en's Club. Julie Hurrlnglon und Bob Hockstra presented valu­ able parenting techniques from their sem inar "C hildren...The Challenge — Redirecting Children's Misbehavior." B o n n e y s a i d t he I n ­ s t r uc t o r s stres sed that "peaceful, effective, paren­ ting techniques arc helpful for all ages, nol Just the unruly 4-ycur-old." T h e c l u b w i l l be sponsoring a 15-hour sem i­ nar on the subject for ull I nt er est ed parti es. Cal l 333-2631 for more informa­ tion. Something savory will Ik* In the air un April 8 when the He a t hr ow W o m e n 's Club hosts Delores McCrary o f Mc Cr a r y Sunny Hill Nursery, ut the Orient IV Rcsluurant In the Shoppes o f Heuthrow. Delores will be revealin g the "M a gic o f H erbs" to members und guests. Julie Harrington and Bob Hoekstra, front, presented a parenting program to the Heathrow Women's Club recently. Back row: Marianne Basslle, president; Dottle Javorowskl, treasurer, and Judie Merks, from the Missing Childrens' Billboard Campaign. This special presentation w i l l be o p e n to n o n members by reservation only. Call 333-2631 for lu n­ cheon dctulls. Seniors to celebrate Lake Mary Seniors will gather Tuesday. March 26. at 158 N. Country Club Koud. to celebrate their sec­ ond birthday. At 10:30 a m., the Casselberry Kitch­ en Band und u sing a long will start the birthday cele­ bration. At 11:15 a.m. as a special guest. Seminole County's new sheriff. Don Esllngcr. will discuss current pro­ grams pertaining to his o f­ fice. A birthday parly o f fun und prizes, a finger food luncheon und a decorated birthday cuke will complete the day's activities. The growth of Lake Mary Seniors Is ongoing accord­ ing to Alta Ombres. A sec­ ond day o f activities has been added to the schedule. Line dancing and bridge Is held on Fridays, with w utcrcolor painting, lap quilting and more bridge on Tuesdays. The first and third Mon­ days Include a workshop to prepare articles for the 1991 Christmas store. Materials and patterns urc furnished. Alla said the need Is great. A horseshoe court pro­ vided by the City of Lake Mary will be available, also. All seniors are welcome. Call 322-1438 for more In­ formation. C leanup day com ing Paul Osborne. Lake Mary Rotary Club chairman of the Rinehart Road cleanup crew , wishes to remind Kotarluns that April 13 is th e next cl e anup date scheduled. S t i f f e d w a i t r e s s n e e d e d t o h e a r t r u th DEAR ABBYi My wife and I were having lunch recently In a nice restuurunt In Annapolis. Md.. when we noticed a young couple having lunch at u table nearby. The young man got up and left the table alter ulfectlonulrly saving gixxlbye to the young lady. As he left, he put a few dollar bills and some change on the table. His companion remained ut the tuble lo lake a few more sips o f her coffee, then she picked up the tip money arid walked out! (I had seen the man pay the check, so I know hr left the money for the waitress. My wife was very ungry with what she had witnessed and usked m e to tell the wuitress. I refused. We had an argument about this, but I didn't want to gel Involved. ADVICE A B IG A IL VAN BUREN It's been two months, and my wife Is still angry with me. Was I wrong? PERPLEXED DEAR PERPLEXED: Yes. To witness an Injustice and ignore It because one doesn't want to get Involved Is morally wrong (To Ignore something Is to condone It.I Your wife had good reason to be angry* with you. You should have told Ihc waitress. But since you rrfused. your wife should have. One person In a family who doesn't want to gel Involved is bad enough. But two? Shame un both of you. person barges right In. and throws me ofT balance due to my high heels and un armload of stufT. Abby. don't people know the unwritten law of elevator eti­ quette? When the car stops, DEAR ABBY: Please, please, polite people stand to one side und wait' for the car to empty please pul an end lo what I have before charging Into the elevator com e to know as "e le v a to r and pushing Iheir floor buttons. rudeness"! So simple, yet my shin I? still It seems every morning for* healing from the rither (lay: A years I have been bowled over.by rude people pushing to g e l on a n * delivery mini wheeled, his bread elevator — before I can even get cart Into tpe. Please comment! •* I'LL TAKE THE STAIRS oil! To make matters worse. I IN EVANSVILLE, INI>'. usually have an arm load of something hot coffee, files.* u DEAR I'LL: I think you said It briefcase or sack lunch very well. Courteous: people Let me outline the scenario. allow elevator passengers lo gfet The car stops, the door opens, out before they barge In. And and before I or my fellow pas­ l>eoplr with delivery carts should senger* can exit, some rude use the service elevators. �i Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 24, 1991 — ?■ AKA sorority mark ’s Day Founders' Day was observed on Feb, 9 by Alpha Kappa Alpha S orority. Inc. The following sororities held their observance t o g e t h e r : D e l t a m Oml c r o n Omega Chapter. Orlando. Soror Jacquelyn T . Page. Baslleus: Nu lota Omega Chapter. Maitland. Soror Doris Hawthorne. Baslleus: and Kappa Sigma Omega Chapter. Sanford. Soror Lurlene Sweeting. Baslleus. Soror Doretha Fogle presided over the program In observance o f 1991 Founders' Day. The welcome to the guests was given by Soror Myrtle Brown of the host chapter with the Invocation by soror Doris Hawthorne. The occasion was given by Soror Margaret D. Oliver. This observance of the Found* era Is held yearly. Special music was presented by the Delta Omlcron Omega singers. The presentation o f awards to chap­ ter m em bers for outstanding service for 1990 was presented to soror Delorls Myles for her dedicated service as Baslleus of Kappa Sigma Omega Chapter. Th e award was presented by 1991 chapter Baslleus Lurlene Sweeting. T o make the morning and the C ocaine harms unborn child in many ways M AR VA H A W K IN S Founders* Day com plete, all sorors boarded the Rlverboat "Rom ance" for an 11 a.m. — 2 p.m. luncheon cruise. Celery City Lodge No. 542 and Evergreen Tem ple No. 321 Order o f Elks o f the World will hold their annual Oratorical Contest for the local Elks. The contest will be held at Trinity Methodist Church. March 30. at 7 p.m. Local students o f Seminole County high school will give their orations for the scholar­ ships given by the local Elks. Those students participating arc: Erfcka Terrell Tillman, a senior at Seminole High. She Is active as yearbook photographer, stu­ dent govern m en t. M cKnlght Achiever Society, student of AP English and AP American Histo- Brother Benny Alexander, Exalted Ruler of Celery City Lodge No. 542, presents Brother Bernard Mitchell of the Elks Lodge, the Brother of the Year Award, for his untiring service to the Lodge and Temple. Presentation was made at the annual Elk Awareness Service. ry. Erlcka plans to attend Florida AAM University. Tallahassee. She Is the daughter or Mrs. Benlta Tillman Brown. Vida Christy Williams Is a senior at Lyman High. She Is active as a Black Achiever and Dreamer. Black History Brainbowl team captain, captain o f the basketball team, track, edi­ tor of school yearbook, student council representative. Beta Club. Vida plans to attend Wake Forest U n iversity. W inston- Salem. North Carolina. She Is the daughter o f Mrs. Robert Williams. Akelshalon Lakala Toomcr Is a senior at Seminole High. She Is active in the Alpha America United. Future Business Leaders o f America. Disney's Dreamers and Doer's. Who's Who Among High School Students. Science Fair Award. Homecoming Court. 1990-91. Akelshalon plans to attend the University of South Florida In Tampa. Dietrich------Continued from Page 6B 1990 award and Shelly Barbour, wllh 85 sponsors. Is this year’s recipient. Let’s do lunch To continue Its community I n v o l v e m e n t p r o j e c t s , t he Garden Club of Sanford will sp on sor a t ur key feast on Thursday. March 22. at the Sanford Civic Center. According to Fran Morton, club president, serving hours nrc between 11:30 u.m. and 1 p.m. Ftan says take-out service Is also available us well us the sale of Easter crafts. T h e menu Includes: roast turkey, stuffing, green beans, carrot and raisin salad, lea. - TxrT..^r» rrpttf: ■rr-yjuf.r- — - « j f i e .- eal.v-tnnf-t.rei>d and -fctrt m m m m Aditonr ____ T*0 Long, twig Trader aaa (l9M]lut*n Baa CJ j Homy’s CM IToo Mow KiVrv rTTowirr* S lU m M tM U«WIM » » IIM?) CUt* lundg-n ter. Admission price Is 8-1.50 and SanU-nt SasaWwi OitiVu IQuMocn ritMaa lOflJ may be paid at the door or WWW lu— m 1*— d m N i i M W i . i l t m » m True through tickets from ar\y club W K l a >««»> iiw oi i(w « rucT. fnv< u— l*» a— bi »i»wSMmt^m Iswi *»m iCwi ««nutMiivowi T,t>» members. 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April 5 is your lucky night when Seminole Communi­ ty Concert A ssociation will sponsor Mike Arena and his 20-plccc Jazz band featuring the sounds of Duke Ellington. Stun Kenton. Count Basic and Glenn Miller. W ith Display Shelf • FREE In home estimates • Large selection to choose from • Prompt. Friendly Service • Quality Workmanship • We Do Replacement Slats • Custom Valances The public Is welcome during the hours of 8 and 11:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. The $15 per person admission price Is payable at the door ur through reservations by calling 3222212. For the finest in vertical blinds and mini-blinds, call SANFORD VERTICALS " A B e a u tifu l N e w D ire c tio n F o r W in d o w s " 7 5 0 W y l l y A v e ., S a n fo rd S u n d a y B a h a m T rees" I think developers should rip down buildings and save trees instead of the other wuy around. Some If these trers took 150 years to grow." he slud. Kpp.ird said developers can also levy a death sentence on u tree when they blacktop near the trunk. "T h r head of the tree should lx- an Indicator for how big u protection zone you should leave.'' he advised If your whim Is to walk out In your backyard and pick an orange off a tree that ts not currently planted there. Ep|>ard m i g h t r r uls e I n t o y o u r n e i g h b o r h o o d wi t h hi s specialized machine "A ll I t 's good for Is digging trees and Idaho potal«>es," he said "You could have a very ni c e ho us e f or what t hi s machine costs." O r a v e r y n ic e t r e e lo r le s s . 321-3001 Irrigillon) (Noil to Sonlord S ACS sets May Day Ball a a t J o e 's E a r ly B ird s 12 - 6 p m W 6 .» 5 Over 20 Selections To Choose From In c lu d e s c o f f e e o r te a & d e s s e rt 18 Com plete Dinners E b 'I Sat Syn \An) } IU Mainwe* MOVIELAND D I 1792 322 1216 1 Dance to Big Band sounds You heard It first here. The Sanford-Lake Mary Unit of the American Cancer Society will bust a May Day Ball, for charity, on Friday. May 10. at the Park Suites Hotel. Altamonte Springs, from 8 p.m. to mid­ night. -'.ij r • !| £ r u iZ A - T W fN ^ granted, culling them down in­ stead of preserving them. l a a— ai i'i't I'M'Comalu'CaAaga •CNtvaM aicCuvaa] Cocaine babies arc unable to respond to human bengs normally. Their distress Is obvious, but they can't be calmed because they arc extremely sensitive to even the mildest environmental stimulation. They are hard to care for because they cunnot rest or be comforted, and don't respond posi­ tively to caregivers. Your pregnant friend Is guilty of abusing her unborn child each time she uses cocaine. She can be held criminally liable If her child Is bom affected by her drug use. ytljlICllllCld Continued from Page SB daijal I**,*, M Cataaaa_ |0M ing Irreversible brain dam­ age or stillbirth delivery. According to Emy Gates Bill, C ircle hears about herbs chairman, patrons attending can In her talk on herbs to the expect a super evening. Music Wlldflowcr Circle o f the Sanford will be provided by the Orlando G a r d e n C l u b . F l o r e n c e Society Orchestra and a cash bar Wchrweln told the members. will be available. Emy says. "N ow . these are the herbs you "Lavish, heavy hors d' oeuvres, should have In your garden." d e ss ert and co f f e e wi l l be She named the herbs and gave served." She adds that there will Information on how to grow be favors, auctions and sur­ them. prises. The refreshment table, deco­ Seating will be provided at rated In a St Patrick's Day m otif tublcs of eight and 10 and c o m p l e t e wi t h s h a mr o c k s , corporate tables arc also avail­ featured raisin bread, ginger able. Black tie Is not rcqrlrcd. bread, whipped cream ami apple Donation Is 855 per person or sauce. Each circle member re­ 8110 per couple. ceived u carnation corsage. For reservations, call Emy at Hostesses were: Royce TIs323-7629. hken and Ann Warner. (09 A*) © M ARY BALK a r l e s s BaTiairift ofoo's 2508 French Avc. (Ilwy. 17-92) SANFORD • 322-528! /j �i — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. March 24. 1991 v ACROSS By Bernice Bede (Hoi TOUR BIRTHDAY March 24.1991 1 Foolish talk S Pacific Wind 9 Shothonean The year ahead could be one of exceptional promise, especially In areas where you can utilize your Imagination and creativity. You could also be quite lucky In situations that have political overtones. ARIES (March 21 April 19) Be alert Tor a new venture that could suddenly develop at this time. Initially. It may appear rat her risk y, but upon In ­ vestigation. It should prove sound. Aries, treat yourself to a birthday gift. Send for Arles' Astro-Graph predictions for the year ahead by mailing $1.25 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A situation that has caused you anxiety looks like It will be concluded successfully. More Importantly, perhaps. Is the fact that It may be a harbinger of something more promising. OEMINI (May 21-June 20) Some outside Influences you didn't expect could eclipse your present plans. Instead of usher­ in g In c o u n t e r p r o d u c t i v e circumstances, they could focus on benefits you've overlooked. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Y ou 've entered a cycle that could be very fortunate where you r fi nanci al Interests are concerned. Luck and reality arc In h a r m o n y a n d b i g o p - ’ portunitlcs may result. LEO ( J u l y 2 3 - A u g . 22) Personal am bitions have an excellent chance for success at this time. Even though others may be Involved in your affairs, the destiny o f developments lies largely In your hands. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) It looks like Lady Luck may take over the management o f your timing In Important arrange­ ments today. She should be able to pul you In the right spot at the right time. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) An alliance you've recently entered could have greater significance for you and your counterpart than cither o f you may realize. The developments look promis­ ing. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If things haven’ t been going too well for you lately regarding c B k jw p w m 12 13 14 15 16 Region W Hdih Wogathros Small Intact Actrata Tad 17 Conciliatory 18 Organic compound 20 Smartly 22 Hollywood’s •lephanl boy 24 Embrace 28 Actrata 28 Hardy's heroine 30 Man 33 Shake 38 Blab 37 Spooklly . -, 38 Banishes 39 Warm colors 40 Temporary breather 42 Nevertheless 43 Tear 48 Look closely 47 Venus’ — 80 Weather loreceit 84 French yes 88 Lifeless 87 Boyfriend SB Alder tree: ScoL 89 Dance costume 60 Animal home 61 Stage of a loursey 62 Freshwater tortoise 63 Formerly . .« dlUULlLJ v «. jJLULJUU JJU U U LllJ L31ULJLOUL3 CJUULJLJLS L5UUUUU U IIU UlilLJLl ULiU B LILilJIJlJU U ULIUU □ □ □ kJUULUJ , □ U U L5LILJ UUU UUU JU U U U UUU lilU U U UUJUUUUkJU UUU UUULJ U U U U U IJ U U U JJU U U U U □uuuuu r ju u u u u lir .lk iU H containers Achievement Destinies Muzzle A planet Distinctive air Hilarity 3 4 8 6 7 8 1 Security 2 Plant I lM I.il I I 1 I U IWpiwr^Wl I I Look at 19 BadgerSke 21 - - f r u t t l 23 28 29 n w 27 4 9 13“ Hard mineral Addict Vow w - — - -_i— — ntfliOYing 29 Hone W 31 On the shel­ tered aide 32 Key 34 Pay acaB on TI- 41 Haughty 44 Chatter 46 Russian mon­ etary unit 47 Young horse 48 Balt 48-M y 81 At hand 82 Rhrer nymph 83 Circular tent 86 Defective 14 ST IT- J J finances or your career, don’ t despair. C onstructive trends should now start overriding undesirable circumstances. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Enterprising Ideas you con­ ceive today should be vigorously pursued. You could be on to something very worthwhile, so don’ t treat these perceptions indifferently. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) The time is right to take positive mrusmvs to change that thing you've been wuntlng to change. If your blueprint Is ready, start building your new a business dealing today, don't By Bernice Bede Oeol -----TOUH.BIBTHDAT______ March 25, 19BI future. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You could be luckier than usual at this time In working out beneficial and enduring agree­ ments. The secret to your suc­ cess Is wanting for the other guy what It ts you want for yourself. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) This is an extremely promising l>erlod for you. materially and In the furthering o f your worldly ambitions. Establish meaningful o b jectives and take positive measures to achieve (hem. ( 0 1 9 9 1 . NEWSPAPER EN­ TERPRISE ASSN. Influences more conducive success^ your own terms. With a little haggling, you should be able lo get what you want. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You and your mate might be re­ quired to make a crucial and difficult decision today. Firm­ ness on your behalf will be required, because your coun­ terpart may wilt under pressure. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) Before making a costly Invest­ ment In li new piece of equip­ ment, make certain that you cannot repair or adapt what you huve. Ingenuity could save you money. LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) A meeting that starts out in u light vein might turn out lo be very serious today, when you and an old friend discover you can collaborate on a Joint Interest vital to you both. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A family problem that has !>ccn a thorn In the (lcsh for the past few weeks looks like It Is about to dissipate. It will lx- replaced bv Success Is more likely lor you In the year ahead than It lias been for the past two years. You'll have the opportunity lo apply lessons you’ ve learned from painful experiences. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) A friend may discuss u disturbing issue with you today (hat Is a bitter pill (o swallow. However, later, upon review, you’re likely (o agree that the comments were fo r y o ur o w n g o o d . TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be persistent and consistent in pursuing your objectives today. Events may cast shadows on your horizons, but they'll only be temporary obstructions to your progress. GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20) You might have to contend with a complicated development to­ day. but If you base y our reaction on a past similar expe­ rience. you should be uble to resolve It readily. CANCER (June 21-July 22) In __ _ lo _ SAGITTARIUS .(Nov~ 23-Dce.' 21) Take time loday to review plans which, up until now. have , appeared to be unworkable. You may acquire a new perspective that will enable you to clarify goals more effectively. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Your financial prospects continue to look encouraging, provided you use your Initiative and common sense lo exploit your opportunities. Be realistic In determining whal you hope lo get. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Something might develop today (hat could slow down your p ro g re s s on an I mpor t ant , (HTsonal undertaking. However. If you have enough determina­ tion to press on. you’ll make It. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If you want something you loaned out returned, even though It may be a trifle awkward for you. you inav have to express your wishes with a demand loday. WIN AT BRIDGE By Jam es J acob y One of the most satisfying techniques in bridge Is the perfect safety play: a line of play that Is guaranteed to succeed regardless of the distribution of the op|>onents' cards. This hand w .ls played al the rubber-bridge table many years ago-by Life Master No. 23. the late Edward Hymes. Jr. In­ cidentally. lie w on Ills first national title. i Im* 1935 Fall Open Pairs. In partnership with my father. In the modern style, the South hand would lx- opened two clubs, artificial and forcing. But In the 1940s tlx- game-forcing two-bid was still in the ascen­ dancy. Sitting North was Helen Sobci. one ol the greatest playrrs of all lime. She held what almost all players claim to lx- tln-lr average rubber-bridge hand, but she had the discipline to rt-s|M>nd R O B O TM A N 1 OMIt>.*UCAN T E U 'fc u R W O fA TOCCWCIN T><E by J im Meddick to the forcing hid. West led a spade to declarer's singleton ace. Declarer's king of hearts lost to tlx- other singleton nee. and track came a spade. Ratlu-r than ruff Immediately. Ilvm es discarded Ills diamond loser. However, lx- had to (rump ihc lbird spade. Now. If trumps were originally 3-2. lit* could cash the heart quet-n. If the Jack didn't tall, he could play oil minor-suit wi n­ ners. losing only one m ore trump trick. But If trumps were originally 4-1. he would lose control. To play safe. Hyiut-s led lilt- heart right, ixil lilt* queen. West was atilt- lo win with HitJack. hut II lit- letl a fourth spade. It would lx* rolled with dummy's Hint- of hearts. Ilymt-s showed Ills cards and claimed his con­ tract. ( 0 1 9 9 1 . N E W S P A P E R ENT E R P R I S E A S S N NORTH 4 97 2 V9tl ♦ 74 1 49 8 5 1 REST 4QS 4 3 4J532 ♦ 12 ♦ J 10 7 m i -i i EAST ♦ K J 106 5 ♦ A ♦ Q J 109 4 441 SOUTH 4A 4 K Q 10I 7 ♦ AK5 4 AKq 2 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South Soulk 24 34 44 Resl Norik Pass 2 NT I’ m * 34 All pass East Pass Pass Opening lead 4 3 ANNIE by Leonard Starr j ...YOU CAST P.A*» i Th£ CmilP «£ R F ; a s '- As&RV *.<sYAK. r~ > - A 5 5 * g i T An P CO.ZAOt, £TPK.. .A n p rr 5 6 0 0 0 t h a t j*e h ^ « £ V C « £ 6 *£R R A R EST... r — > //— £ y « -, If f P£6£RV£ r. --------) I i v .v '7 / 4 >7 i �I i t *VFr *I mm Sanloid Herald, Sanlord. Florida — Sunday, March 24, 1B91 — I .•qil N o tlcf lS T~ JO M M a iV E R W ATER I m a n a g e m e n t d is t r ic t D M * Nested of DMrkt.«l*aantHcaatIt* I Ttw mI it to Bwvy Ih* requoetfor a nit by bit Nttawtng applk *(•)< Afrit I T I. O 0 A R T H U R -T R U S T E E , M AITLAND , FL It, apfilceNan S e u rt tiiA . I prelect If located In Sami •la C a u n ty , Sactlan j j . iM f If SauNl. Ranff 20 Tha application It lor ^ * «ra » at R O A D IM.IM S N T S la ba know at J ARTHUR FARM ROAD tan t,mi: . aox m. Kb' m & R O e '"* * " '* * ' * [T h al ihla(t) containing each at a b a ^ lW ta appficettonU) available far Inepectien _»Aay thmiqh Friday neap* r fatal hoOdayt. ■ : » a m . la I N y m. at th# St. Jokne Rlvar katar Monegemtnf Dlitrict, llghw ay. I N Watt. PalAtha. ■lor Ida. 1 Tha Dtafrkt will taka action aach parmll application adminlttratlya proceeding ■ 11« fllad pursuant to It* vlstane at tadlan 120.57, F.S., teflon aoC-MH, F.A.C. A i wtwaa aubatantlal Intar at* ara aliaclad by any of tha districts proposed permitting clstane Idantlflad abova may tltlan tar an admlnltlratlva rlnf In accardanca with tac11017, F.S. Pat 11loot mutt / with lha requirement* at Florida Admlnltlratlva Coda Bulee MC-1.III and oBC-t.SJt I ba Iliad with ( ratalVtd by) Olttrkt Clark, P.O. Boa I r n . Paiatka. Florida J317E l i l t . P a l l t l o n t lo r a d nlnltlrallvo haarlng on tha applleatlan(i) mutt bo Iliad wllhln taurlaan (la) daytot il Italian* ot thlt not lea or •llhln tawrtaon (la ) dayt ol dual rtttlpl ot thlt Infant, hkhavar flrat occur*. Failure >Ilia a petition wllhln thlt time clod thall conttlfute a waiver any right tuch parton may ftava to r a g u e i t an a d nlnlttrallva determination |haarlng) under taction 110.57. .S.. concerning tha iub|ect rmlt application. Palltlont Irhlch are not Iliad In acwith the abova pro tlont are tub|act to dltm Ittal. bllth: March 14. Iff) [E D I I I NOTICE OF FICTITIO U S NAM E |Notlca It hereby given that I i engaged In butlnett at P.O. t* IM . Oviedo. F L 117*]. nlnole County, Florida, under Fktltlouf Noma of CAR I L L ’S F IR E P L A C E S A LlPPLV, and that I Intend to gliter tald name with tha crettry ol Slata. Tallahaitee. Florida, In accordance with tha provisions ol tha Flctlllout Hama Statute. To WII: Section |*S7 Of. F lor Ida Statute* Its;. Joseph Ray Carroll iPubllsh March 14. lttl DED IIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IO H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, . J L W f . O F FLORIDA.____ Caw NO.: M-ltfl-CA-Of-F General Jurisdiction Fiend* Bor He.: I l rate [METMOR FINANCIAL. INC.. Plalntlft. In /TANYA D .O T T , II living. f«tu> .tta l , Dettndantt. I SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT, lit successors and attlgnt, Plalntlft. I" FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA, tuccattor In Inleratt to A TLA N TIC BANK | OF ORLANDO, at ol.. Defendant! NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO LAND A HOMES REAL ESTATE IN VESTM EN T COM PANV. Whott domlclla, principal I placaol butlnett It unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIE D (hot an I action to foreclose a mortgage an lha following property In I Seminole, Florida: LO T 14 BROOK HOLLOW I ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17 PAGE 4J OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI DA hat bean tiled against you and F IR S T U N IO N N A T IO N A L BANK OF FLO R IO A . SUC CESSOR IN IN T E R E S T TO A T L A N T IC BANK OF OR LANOO. HANS J KUSS. SEM INOLE CO UN TY, a political I subdivision at tha State at Florl da; and FORD MOTOR CRED | IT COMPANY, and you are [ required to wrve a copy of your | written defenwt. It any. to It on JO S E P H M P A N IE L L O . I ESQUIRE. Plaintiff's attornay | whow address It M l N Franklin Slraat. Sulla 17710, Tampa. Florida 13*02 Ion or before the ath day ot April, l l t t l , and Ilia lha original with lltw Clark ot IMt Court either [before wrvlce on Plaintiff's lallorney or immediately there ■altar. olherwiw a default will I be entered against you tor lha ■rebel demanded In lha Com ■plaint DATED on thlt Itth day ot [February, lttl Ltflll Wotlc#> IN T N t CIRCUIT COURT ' OP T H E EIG H TE E N TH JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT IMAMS FOR l U M M O i l COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION N Q lfB -M »C A M -R JOHN RAYMOND HAVES and KATHRYN HAYES, Me wife. E LIZAB ETH JE A N OUFOUB and RICHARD DUFOUR.har husband. ^ Plaintiffs, DAVID M. CREWS and MARY E L L E N C R EW S, h it wife, F R E D E R IC K E. RAYMOND and B E T T Y J. RAYMOND, hit » IN . DANIEL F.. DOWLING and JA N IC E l . DOWLING, hit w ilt, and C ITIB A N K F U LL S E R V I C E B A N K , l/ b / a C I T I C O R P S A V IN O S O F FLORIDA. A federal Savings and Lean Attn., NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAFTER It Notka It given mat pursuant to a Final Judgment dated tha 7th day at March, iff t. in Catf No. M 5 4 0 JC A 14-P at tha Circuit Court ef ttw Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In and tor Sammoto Caunty, Florida. In w h ic h J O H N R A Y M O N D H A Y E S and K A T H R Y N HAYES, hit erita, ELIZABETH JE A N DUFOUR and RICHARO DUFOUR, her husband, ara lha P la in tiffs and O A V IO M . CREWS and MARY E L L E N CREWS, hit wlta, FREDERICK E. RAYMOND and B E T T Y J. RAYMOND, hit wlta. DANIEL F. DOWLING and JANICE L. O O W L IN O , h it w i lt , and C IT IB A N K F U L L SERVICE B A N K , f/k/a C I T I C O R P SAVINGS OF F LO R ID A . A Fadaral Savings and Loan Attn., art lha Defendant*. I will tall to Iho htghetl bidder for cash at tho watt front door el the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford. Seminole County. Flor­ ida. at 1 l : « A M on April f. If tl, tha tallowing described property tot forth In Iho Final Lot IB. Black 1. FAIRLANE E S T A T E S . S E C T IO N O N E R EPLAT, according to lha plat thereof at rtcordtd In Plat Book 11. pages IM end 101. ot tho Public Rocordt ol Somlnoli County. Florida. D A T E D thlt lllh day ol March. A.O. Iftl. MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Iho Circuit Court BY: JaneE. Jowwlc D E P U TY C LER K Publish: March 17,14. left DED-1S4 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IO H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INAN DFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.tt-tm -CA-14-EL SOUTH EAST MORTGAGE COMPANY. PlelnMIt, u». MIDLAND CONSTRUCTION 1 DEVELO PM ENT, INC.; M ARIODELFIACCO; FRANCES E.DELFIACCO ; BENJAM IN J.LU P O ; RON TUM , INC.; SIGNATURE POOLS. INC ; CAMBAY CORP..d/b/a JESSUPS £P£C IALTYPR C O ’J CT&.----------MIRRORS AND GLASS; MID FLORIDA'■AB'NETS, INC., LU M B E R C E N TER O F C EN TR AL FLORIOA. INC ; DEL-AIR HEATING. AIR CONDITIONING k REFRIGERATION. INC.; SUNNILANDCORP.; and KOBRIN BUILDERS SUPPLY OF ORANGE C ITY . INC. Datandanlt. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: M ARIODELFIACCO. Indl v.dually and at Registered Agent of Midland Construe IIon 4 Development. Inc. MIDLAND CONSTRUCTION L DEVELOPM ENT. INC. YOU ARE NO TIFIED that an action to tareclow a mortgage on Iho following property In Seminole County, Florida: Lot 41. MARKHAM MEAD OWS. according to Iho Plat thereof, at recorded In Plat Book 41, Paget 17-41, Public Rtcordt of Seminolo County. Florida. hat boon tiled agalntt you and you are required to wrve a copy Ol your written defenses. II any. to it on Charles W, Sell. Esquire. P la in tiffs attornay. whose addratt 1* 101 East Pine Street. Suita 1100. Orlando. Florida JISOI. on or before April 5. iff I, and tile the original with lha clerk ol thlt court tithar before wrvlce on plalntltt’s alforney or Im m o d la le ly th e re a fte r; otherwise a default will be entered egalntl you tor tho reliel demanded In the Com plain). DATED Itut itth day of Fab ruary. Iff I MARYANNE MORSE Clark ot ttw Court By Heather Brunner At Deputy Clark Publish March 1.10.17.14. Iff I DED JO ~ N O T IC IO F FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* it hereby given that I am engaged In butlnett at 1*41 Orlando Or . Sanford. J1771. Seminole County. Florida, under lha F l c t l l l o u t N am a ol O U N B A R ’S R E S TA U R A N T, and that I Inland to register laid name with tha Secretary ol State. Tallahatwe. Florida, in accordance with tna provitiont ot the Flctlllout Nam* Statute. To Wit Section ttSOt. Florida Statute* Ift7 PEKAL. INC Paul A. Her! Pubiith March]*, lttl oeo m IlSEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURI BY Ruth King Deputy Clark Publish March!. 10.17.14. test JED 7! CELEBRITY CIPHER C ■litiey c«ew> cryptograms ere creeled horn quotaM * by Ismuut w o p r peel and pro em (ecn wner er me t « i w ncruft kv •nePwr ruder 1 C4rd I erjuen C ‘ AM C F 8 I A M C M ■ X H M F C , V F O I K M Z K M M C E M F O M C B B I F H M O K X O M V K X P M Q OP Z K M M C B . * O F L D Z f P Q I K M — X C l f P O X O F P F L M C VF I A D I E O F O B . PREVIOUS S O L U T IO N "I m l really Henry Food* Nobody cautd have that much m iegnty." — Haory Fonda Ltqal Notlcti l.tgil NotfCM Logal Notictt U q a l N otice s Legal Notices L«qal Notlc«» IN THE CIRClfrr COURT, IN T IM CIRCUIT COUNT OP TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUO tCM L CIRCUIT IN AND FOB SEMINOLE COUNTY, I T A T E O F FLORIDA. lNo.1 tl-kO PCA-M O thof on Iho Ind day of April, lttl. at ll:tt o.m. at the W*it front Boor t f ttto Samlnoto County Courthouse. Sanford, FtorMk, the undsrslgnod Clerk will offer tor sale to the Mghost F 1 w tt(M fN ».ii AMERICAS M O R TG A G E . SERVICING. INC,, tarmerty known as FIRST FAM ILY MORTGAGE CORPORATION OF FLORIOA. Ptalnllff, vs. M ICHAELHUTCHKISS.lt living, otu x.rtal., described property: All of Lot t, Stock " A " and Lot 3. Block " A " , too* m* Woof 74 oo toot of too North U5 tt toot tfwroof. occardtog So Iho Ptat of th o R . C P L A T O F W ESTM ONTE. recorWtd In Plot Book » . Pago « . Public Roc orBt of Somtnoto County. FtorlBo. TO G E TH E R with If* existing or offor acquireB bulMng*. Im provomont*. rights-of-w ay, oasomonts, stroota. allaya. paaaogaa, w a to ra , wotar cauraoa. riparian rights, right*, prlvltog**. tenement*, haredtlaments and fggurtonancaa, re­ mainders. rarerslon*. 'ftstore* and tho rents, tooaoo, contracts ■HO’PowRlftt TrUfttPf, Ail proaont and attar-acquired consumer foods, equipment, accounts, fixtures, goods which ore to bocamo fixtures. Inven­ tory, negotiable document*. In­ strument*. money (Including without limitation rent* and a Summary Final Judpmant In Farectoaur* entered In Civil Action Na. t t + M C A -M Q now ponding In ttw Circuit Court In and tar t ernIn*fa County. Florl. da. D ATED IM* Ms doy M March, lttl. MARYANNE MORSE C L IR K O P T H E CIRCUIT COURT BY: JaneE. Joaowlc Deputy Clerk Pukftah: March 17,14. lttl OED-154 By: JIL L STEINBERG SCHWARTZ Florida Bor No: SZK1 Mofftand Cantor, Fourth FI. I0SI Windertoy Place Maitland. Florida 777S1 A aA ^ ^ ^ -w x i xi -----n in n w y i i ir rvniNnvr SEMINOLE COUNTY EXPRESSWAY AUTHO R ITY Publish: March t*. 17. 14 31. Itt) DEDI0* fully operative without eny toethf.- action on ttw pert ef •lltwr party and spec IDeal ly Mortgage* th*(1 bo entitled, ot 111egflon upon Ifw occurrence of a default hereunder. So Ml rents, royalties. Issues. prwfHt. rev* nu*. Income and ottmr i E IG H T E E N T H JU O tC M L c iB c u rr, iw a m d f o m SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NOuSMMS-CA-1*0 F E D E R A L DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION. M Receiver of First American Bank and Trust.Ptafntiff. JESSUP'S LANOINO. a Florida isneral partnership, tf al.. N O T IC IO F M L B Nolle# is hereby given that, pursuant to an order or final ludgmeni ot toractosuro entered NOTICE OF ACTION In Iho above captioned teflon. I STATE OF FLORIDA wilt toll tho property sifueled in TO : MICHAEL HOTCHKISS. Seminole County, Florida, de­ It living, and CAROL M. H U T scribed at: CHKISS. Ms arlta. If living. E X H IB IT “ A " Including any unknown spouse F A R C E L 1: Lata IM and 137 Of said Defendants If either has of E U R E K A HAMMOCK, ac remarried and It tithar or bath carding to the plat thereof at of said Defendants a rt dorfcorded in Flat Bask I. Page IM of the Public Records of I ceased, their respective un­ known heirs, devisees, grant***, Samlnoto County, Florida: Less oulgnaa*. creditors. Honors and tha West m tool (Dead to trustee*, and all other parsons Samlnoto Caunty. Official Rec­ claiming by, Ihrwgh. under er ords Booh SSL Pago SIS) also ••atnel lha na^nod ^kefendonts. las* parts Included In ticeptkon Whose residence is unknown aftor Parcel Ibetow. YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that m FA R C EL 1: tho East to of Iho action to toroctosa a mortgage S to of Section if. Township 10 on ttw tottowing property In South. Range 11 Eat!. Semi nets County, Florida: PAR CEL J; Tha West to and LO T IB. WCKIVA RESERVE. lha Watt to of Iho NC to and U N IT 3. ACCORDING T O T H E Government Lots I, 1 and 3 of F L A T T H E R E O F , AS R E ­ Section St, Township M South, CORDED IN F L A T BOOK 34. Range 31 East. F A D E S 11. 34 A N D 14A. FA R C EL 4: Government Lata FUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI I. 3 and 3 of Section i t . HOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. Township 10 South. Range 31 East. W E K IV A RESERVE HOME PAR C EL S: Government Loft OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC., 1 and 3 end the NE to el Section a corporation. JOHN DOE and 30. Township 30 South. Rwsgo 31 JA N E DOC. and all other par­ East, lest beginning al tho SW son* in possession of sublet corner of Section It, Township real property, whose real nemo* H South. Range 31 Easl. thence •re uncertain, and you ore run North along Iho Weil lino of required to servo a copy of your laid Section 110 tool, thence wrlMen defenses, if any, to II on: Eatl too tool, thence South JO S E P H M . P A N IE L L O . 4t*JB'ir* East 33S.S0 loot. ESQUIRE. Plaintiff* attorney Ihence South J1*20'23-’ West whooo address Is: J30.1S toot, ttwnco West 150 tool, 701 N. Franklin Street, Suit* 'hence South J3J tool, more or 1710. Tamp*. Florida 3MU leu, to Lake Jessup, thence an or before the ISIh day of West along Lake Jessup w tool.' April, lttl. and Ilia tha original thence North 515 tael, more or with lha Clark ol this Court lou. to Iho Point of Beginning. either before service on Ftoln(Deeds to Seminole Comity, Ot tlff's attorney or Immediately fklal Records Book SSL Paget thereafter; otherwlu a default 144 end 3*4. Public Records of will bo mtored against you tor Samlnoto County.) tho roll*! demanded In Iho at public tale, to tho highest and Complaint or Petition. best bidder lor cash, at the west D ATED on mi* 11*1 day of front door ol tho Seminole March, lttl. County Courthouse in Sanford. CLERK OF THE Florida, at 11:00 A M . on tho CIRCUIT COURT 14th day of April, iff). BY: Hoaltwr Brunner Witness my hand and tha wal Deputy Clerk ol thlt Court on March 30. Ifft. Publish: March 14. II L April 7, (SEAL) 14. lttl M ARYANNE MORSE DID-114 Clerk of tha Circuit Court By: JaneE. Jawwlc IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, Deputy Clerk E IO H TE EN TH JUDICIAL Publish: March 14,II, Iffl CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR OEO 313 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ST. JOHNS R IVER WATER CASE NO.! SVIIS-CF M ANAO KM ENT DISTRICT IN RE; E S TA TEO F Gives Notice el JAMES D.OAVIS. Intended Agency Actton Deceased The District gives notice ol Its NOTICE OF Intent to deny Iho request tar a •ADMINISTRATION permit by tho following appllc Tho administration ot lha antuion Aprils, If f l: ostato Ol JAMES D DAVIS, T E O ARTHUR, P.O. BOX 750. d e c e a s e d , F ile N u m b e r M AITLAN D . FL 11751. appllca f M l* CP. I* ponding In Iho Hon *1] 1I74040A. Tho protect Is Circuit Court lor Somirfolo located In 5emlnol* County. C ounty. F lo rid a . P ro la te Section 27, Tonrubl-s. ]• .Vu7K ' Division, tho address'd*'which It Rang# 10 Eatl. The application P.O. Drawer C. Senlord. FL Is tor V ISO acres 01 ROAD 77771. Tho names and addrotsot CONSTRUCTION to ba known ol the personal representative as T E D A R T H U R F A R M and the p e rso n a l rcp>* ROAD. santatlvo’s attorney are M l Tha lltotsl containing each ol forth below ttw above listed application!*) A L L IN T E R E S T E D T E R art avallabla tar Impaction SONS ARE N O TIFIED TH A T: Monday through Friday except All Interested person* who tor legal holidays. 0:00 a m. to have objections Iha I challenge 5 00 p.m. at tha St. Johns River Iho validity ol tho will, the Water Management District. qualifications ol tho personal Highway 100 West. Paiatka. representative, venue, or Florida jurisdiction of this court are Tho District will taka action required to HI* tfwir objections on each permit application with mis court. WITHIN THE llslad above unleu a petition tar LATER OF THR EE MONTHS an admlnltlratlva proceeding A F TE R THE DATE OF THE (hearing) It Iliad pursuant to tha F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF provisions ol section 110.57. F.S.. T H IS NO TICE OR T H IR T Y and taction 4001.511, F A C A DAYS A FTER THE DATE OF parson whot* substantial inter SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS estt era effected by m y ol the NOTICE ON THEM Districts proposed permitting All creditors ol ttw decadent decisions identified above may and othtr parsons having claims petition tor m administrative or demands against decadent's haarlng In accordance with sec estate must til* their claim* Hon 110 57. F.S Petitions must with mis Court WITHIN THE comply with tho requirements ol LATER OF THREE MONTHS Florida Administrative Code A F TE R THE OATE OF THE Rules 40C 1 111 and sOC 1511 F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF and bo Iliad with (received by) THIS NO TICE OR T H IR T Y Iho District Clerk. P O Boa DAYS A FTER THE DATE OF M lf. Paiatka. Florida J1I70 SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS 1410. P e t i t io n s to r ad N O TIC E O N TH E M mlnislratlve hearing on the All other creditors ol Iho above applicalkmlsl must ba decedent and person* having tiled within fourteen (14) days el Claims or demands against ttw publications ol this notice or decedent's estate mutt III* tfwir within lour teen (141 dayt ol claims Wim mis court W ITHIN actual receipt ol this inlant, THR EE MONTHS A FTER THE whichever tiros occurs. Failure DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLI to tile a petition within this time CATION OF THIS NOTICE period shall constitute a waiver A L L CLAIM S. DEM ANDS ol m y right such person may ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO h a v e to re q u e s t an ad FILED WILL BE FOREVER m lnlstratlv* determination BARRED (haarlng) under section 110 57. Publkatton of mis Notice has F .S , concerning lha subiact begun on March 74. lttl parmll application Petitions Personal Representative which ara not tiled In ac Catherine A Davis cordanca with the above pro 1701 Peninsular Court visions arc subiact to dismissal Longwood. FL 377SO Publish March]*, lttl RICE and ROSE DED 117 JAMES L ROSE. ESQUIRE IN t h e c Ir c u i t COURT FI* Bar 1754*10 OF TH E E IO H TE EN TH TO Norm Halitai JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT Post Office Boa U tt IN AND FOR Daytona Beach. FL 17015 SEMINOLE COUNTY, 1*04)757 1771 FLORIOA Attorney tor Pertocwl CASE HO.: S*-lH4-CA t4 K Representative SEC UR ITY NATIONAL BANK Publish March 74. 51. lttl OF AM ERICA DEO Ilf n/k/a SECURITY NATIONAL NOTICE OF BANK FICTITIOUS NAME Plaintiff. Nolle* it hereby given that I vs am engaged in business al 707 RONALD J LAKUVIEWICZ. *• Springvww Dr . Sanlord. Florl a t. da. Sammoto County. Florida, Defendants undor the Fictitious Nam* of NOTICE OF SALE PIPER JANITO R IAL SERV Nolne is given that in ac ICES, end that I intend to cordanca with the summary register said name wdn ttw linal |udgm*nl ot torecknur* Secretary el State. Tallahassee entered on March 4. lttl in civil Florida. In accordance with ttw action no SO 70*4 CA 14 K ol the provisions ol the Fictitious Circuit Court lor Samlnot* Nam* Statute. To Wit Section County. Florida. In which 1*5 0*. F lor-da Slatutos 1*57 Ronald J Lafcuiitwtci and Mitchell Piper Lancia Lakustowict were the Publish March la lttl defendants and Security Na DED 770 __ lionet Bank ot Amarica tha plamtitl. I will Mil to m* highest IN THE CIRCUIT COURT bidder tor cash al tha Seminole OF THE E IG H TE EN TH County Court Bldg . West front JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. door. Sentor d Florida 17771 al INANDFOR II 00 A M on April II. I**1 the SEMINOLE COUNTY. to)lowing real proparty FLORIDA Loi *. Block A. Sweetwater CASE NO to4447 CA l* G Oaks. Section Five. According to A V E R I F I R S T BANK A the plat thereof as recorded in FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK, Plat Book is Pages I. 1 and 1. t. k ’a Amerilirst Federal Public Records ot Sammoia Saving*and Loan County, Florida Association. OATEDM arch*, tool Plamtitl. (COURT SEAL) vs MARVANNE MORSE M AYFLOW ER D EVELO P Clerk ol Circuit Court M ENT CORPORATION, a By.sr'Cecelia'/ Ekern F tor tda corporation. As Deputy Clerk Deiendanl Publish March 17.14. m i NOTICE OF SALE D E D IS) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN reel ■ III of all «f tho torsgilni typooofcaflotoral. Without limitation of th* gwv Orallty of Bw tarSBOlltt- DE­ BTOR** security Intareat grants to Secured Party evidenced hereby atsa Include* mo collar oral spoclftod below. All rights, lltto, and Interest of OE BTOR in and to th* mineral*, •oil. ftawar*. shrub*, crap*, tre e s , tim b e r, a nd athar lha property described In Exhib­ it *'B‘* therein referred to a* 1part or parcel A ll machinery, apparatus, equipment, titling*, fixtures, w heth er a c tu a lly or con­ structively attached to Iho P R O PER TY and Including all tra d e , dom e stic, and ornamontel tutor** and articles ol personal property of ovary kind and nature whatsoever now or hereafter lacatad In. upon, or under th* PR OPER TY or any part thereof and wood or usable In connection with any present or Ig lu r* operation ol Iho P R O P E R T Y A N O NOW O W N E D OR H E R E A F T E R ACQUIRED BY D EBTO R . In eluding, but without limiting Iho gonorallty *1 the foregoing. *11 heating, air conditioning, freer Ing, lighting, laundry. In­ cinerating. and power equip­ ment! angina*; pipes; pumps; ta n k s; m otor*; conduit*; switchboards: plumbing; lifting. Cleaning, fir* prevention, lire extinguishing, refrigerating, ventilating and communications apparatus: boilers, rang**, furnaces, oil burner* or units thereof; appliances; air cooling ond air conditioning apparatus; vacuum cleaning systems, tie valors, •scalolora; shad**; awnings; screens; storm doors and window*] stoves; wall bods; refrigerators; attached cablnolti partitions; duels and compressors; rug* and carpels; d r a p a r la f i f u rn itu re and ' furnishings; lapettsir with sil building .notorial* and equip men) now er hereafter delivered to tha PROPERTY and Intended to ba Installed therein. Includ­ ing, but not limited to. lumbar, plaster, consent, shingle*, root Ing. plumbing, fixture*, pip*, tolh, wallbeard. cabinets, nails, sinks, toilet*, furnace*, heaters, b rick , tile, water healers, screen*, window tram**, glass doors, flooring, paint, lighting lliture* and unattached equip ment; together with oil add! Ilona and accessions thereto and replacements thereof. All ol ttw water, sanitary, and storm tower system* now or htroaltaf owned by ttw D EBT­ OR which are now or hereatttr located under, over, and upon th* PROPERTY or any part ond parcel thereof, ond which water system Includes all water m a in * , s e rv ic e la te ra ls , hydrants, valve* ond appurt* nonces, and which sewer system Includes all sanitary sower lines. Including mains, laterals, manholes, and appurtenances All paving tor streets, roads, walkways, or entrance ways now or hereafter owned br DE BTOR and which are now or herealtor located on th* PROP E R T Y or any part or parcel thereof All ol DEBTOR’* Interest os lessor in and to all toases or rental arrangements of th* PR OPERTY, or any part there ol. heretofore made and entered Into, and In and to all leases or rental arrangement* hereafter made and entered Into by DEBTO R during th* life Of ttw above described mortage or arty extension or renewal thereof together with all rent* and paymants In lieu ol rent*, together with any and all guar anlees ol such leaM* or rental arrangements and including all present and future security dt posit* and advance rentals All ot ttw right, title, and interest ot ttw Debtor In and to all unearned premiums accrued, accruing, or accrue under any and all Insurance policies now or hereafter provided pursuant In tho terms ol such mortgage, ond all proceeds or sums payable tor ttw lost of or damage to (a) ttw PR OPER TY described herein, or (bl rents, revenues, income, profits, er proceeds from leases. Iranchitet. concettlant, or licenses ot or on any part ot ttw PR OPER tV Ail permits, licenses ond op prevail issued by any govern mental or public authority or agency relating to construction upon, or the operation, man agoment or u m ot. or utilities tor, the PR OPERTY or any part Ifwreol wtwthar now or her* alter issued All trademark*. Irada names, logo* and Bihar identifying or promotional materials usad or to be used by D EBTO R In connection with ttw marketing and operation ot th * PROPER TY All present or tutwr* utility agreements and contracts re lated to ttw PR OPERTY or any part thereof to the extant of OE B TOR I interests therein Notwithstanding anything to the contrary sal forth herein, n tha event Debtor should occupy any port ol tho property de scribed on Eahibil B non* ot Debtor * personal property used or useful m Orb tor s business shall ba included harem, ttw intent being that Secured Party shall not have a security interest ttserein This sale is made pursuant to IR TH E CIR C U IT COURT OP TH E E IO M TEIH TM JWOICIAL CIRCUIT, IR AMD FOR S IM )H O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE N G t ft-atRCA-IS-K SEMINOLE CO UN TY EXPRESSWAY AUTH O R ITY, a body politic and corporal*, and an aqancy ot Iho tlata. StaN of Florida. vs. CHASE MAMAHATTAN BANK, o national bonk Ing association, otaf. NOTICE O F ACTION IN EM IN EN T DOMAIN ANO N O TICE OP P E TITIO N DATE TO ; AH daNndont* named In Schedule A. attached; to all porttol claiming Interest* by, Si and to all partlaa bavin* or claiming to have any right, fltto. er tntorest In th* property described in SCHEO ULSA Brenda Properties. Inc. C/o S. William Moore, Etq. ISOWetlace Avenue Sarasota. Florida Jana Chat* Manahettan Bank c/o Howard N. Gorham 301 Park Avonu*. ]7th FI. Now York. N Y Mttl Chaaa Federal Saving* and loan Association e/o Registered Agent C. L. Clements. Jr, TJOtN. Kendall Drive Miami. FL 33150 WVw Dixie Stare*. Inc. c/o Registered Agant D. H.Brsglm 505* Edgrwood Court Jacksonville. FL 333B5 Fabrl Centers ot Amor lea. Inc. c/o Registered Agent C.T. Corporation ■751 West Broward Blvd. Plantation. F L 33314 Freedom Saving* and Loan Association c/o Registered Agent Chart** E. Homt. Jr. It t East Madison Street Tampa. FL nan TJX Companies. Inc. c/o Registered Agent C.T.Corp. 4751 West Broward Blvd. Plantation. FL 37314 Radio Shack c/o Registered Agent Pro* Talley 1130 Elsenhower Blvd. Suit* 140 Tamp*. Florid* 33434 Ray Vatdo*. Tax Collet lor Seminal* CoOnty. Florida SomlnoM County Services Buildina 3101 East First Street • ■ux»u,?L3Mn— — ..... SCHEDULEB STATE ROAD4J* IU.S. 17/ttat Airport Boulevard) FE E SIMPLE Baginning al ttw 5E Corner ot th* 5E I* ol Section 3, Township 30 South. Rang* 30 East, Saminote County. Florid*, run N 0*40*77" W. along th* East lino ol Mid SE to a distance ot 343 toot to ttw true point ol Beginn­ ing; ttwnco run $ OttlTIO" W. parallel with the South lino of Mid SE to a distance of 017.00 toot to ttw Easterly right ot way lino ot Airport Blvd. (Slat* Road 425). ttwnco run Southeasterly along Mid Right of Way and a curve concave Southwesterly having • radius o l ) 115.33 toot. • central angto ol IJ*4rjO", an ore length ol ]*x 44 toot, a chord bearing ot S 33*5T73" E. thence run S Ntol’40" E. lea 00 loot, ttwnco run Southeasterly along a curve cuncave Northeasterly haying a radius ot 47*.N feet, a central angto ol 34*30’IS", an arc length ol 407.33 tact; ttwnco run N TVTS'OS'' E. 05 40 toot, thence N 03»73’ l<r E. 371 04 leet to the Westerly Right ol Way line ol U S Highway 17 A 31 (Slate Road 15 A 400). thane* run N l T M ’a r E. along Mid Westerly Right ol Way lino, a distance ol 0 0 toot; thence run Northeasterly along a curve concave Northwesterly having a radius of 7.154 *1 leet, a central angle ol 0*5*’ l]*'; on ore length of 11115 tool, thence run S t m XT E. 10 tool; thence run Northeasterly along a curve concave Northwesterly having a radius ol 7144 41 tael, a control angle ol 07*17'JO", an arc length ol JJ1 tf feet; 4 chord bearing ol N 34*I4'3S” E, thence run N OSttl'Ql' W. 12* TO leet. ftwnce run N 24*77'75" E. 277 21 toot to the Northerly line ol Lot *7, Amended Plat of Druid Pork, according to th* Plot thereof o* recorded In Plal Book 7. Pages 5 and 4 ol ttw Public Records at Seminole County. Florida ; thence run N 4J*J7 0J' W. along Mid Northerly lino, a distance ol 174 tt feel to the NW corner ol said Lot 47, thence run S *3* I l i t " W. IS leet to tho Center lino ol Vacated Prospect Drive, thence run S **4*'!T' E. along Mid Centerline, a distance at 101 toot, thence run S 43*11’]*" W. IS toet la ttw true Point of Beginning A petition in eminent domain proceedings has been tiled to acquire certain property Inter rtfs in Seminole County. Florl da Each deiendanl is required to serve written defenses to the petition on petitioner's attorney. whOM name and address Is shown below, on or before May 4. 1*31. and to Kto ttw original ol ttw dotonsos with ttw clerk ol mis court either before service on ttw petitioner's attorney or immediately thereafter, show ing what right, lltto. interest, or lien lha deiendanl has In or to ttw property described In the petition, end to show cause why that property should not be taken tor ttw uses and purposes set torth Mi ttw petition II eny deiendanl falls to do so. a default wilt be entered against that deiendanl tor th* relief demanded in ttw petition WITNESS my hand end th* seel ot this Court on this 7th day Ot March 1*31 (SEAL) BY MARVANNE MORSE At Clerk of the Circuit Court BY Ruth King At Deouty Clerk IN T N E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E E IO H TE E N TH JU O tC M L CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASS NO.: SA4713-CA-I4K SEC U R ITY NATIONAL BANK OP AM ERICA. Ptatntllt. VITIC INVESTM ENTS, a Florid* genera! partnership. TIC K ALC O R IN O PARTNERSHIP,* Florid* fwwrat partnership; VIN CEN T COR INO. Individually, at a general partner ot Vltk Investmonta. a Florida gotwref partnership- end ■*■ gem rot partner of Tlckal Cerlno Partnership. * Florida general partnership; RICHARO TIC K AL. Individually. M a general portnfr at Vltlc Invotfmont*. a Florida goner al partnership, and a* a general partner ot Tlckaf-Cerlno Partnership, a Florida general partnorehlp; M AUREEN A. TICK AL. oeapenorai partner at Tkkal-Cortno Partnership, a F torlda general partnership; DIANE M. COR INO. at a genera! partner ef Ticket Corine Partnership. # p lorId* general partnorehlp] and the S TATE OF FLORIDA. D EPAR TM EN T OP R EVEN U E. Paragraphs A. B and C hereof whether or not Mortgage# takes possession *| the property de­ scribed In Paragraph* A, B and C hereof Upon any such default hereunder, lha permission hereby given to Mortgagor to collect such rente, royalltot. issues, profits, revenue income and other benefits from ttw property described In Par* graph* A. B and C hereof thall tormina!* and such permission thall not be reinstated upon a cur* ot th* default without Mortgagee's specific consent Neither the eiorcls* of any righto undtr this paragraph by Mortgagee nor th* application of any such rents, royalltot. Issues, profit*, revenue, Income or other benefits to the Indebted net* end other sum* secured hereby, shall cure or waive any default or nolle* of dofault hereunder or Involidot* any act don* pursuant hereto or to any tuch nolle*, but shell b* cumulative et all other rights E. A I I I O N M I N T OP LEASES. TO G E T H E R WITH all right, lltto and Interest ol Mortgager In and la any and all toases now or herealtor on or effecting the property described In Paragraphs A . B and C hereol. together with all securi­ ty therefor and all mento* pay­ able thereunder, subject, how o v e r lo Iho c o n d it io n a l permission hereinabove given to Mortgagor to collect th* rentals under any tuch leas#. The fore­ N O TIC E OF SALE going assignment ol any toot* NOTICE It hereby given thaI shall not to deemed to Impose pursuant to (he summary final upon Mortgage* any of Ih* ludgmenf entered In th* cause obilgattont or duties of Mortga­ pending In the Circuit Court ot gor provided In any tuch leas*, and Mortgagor agrees to fufty the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In ond tor Seminal* County, perform all obligations ot Ih* Florida, Civil Action Numter lessor under all tuch toases. 30-4773-CA WK ttw under*igned Upon Mortgage*'* roquttf, clerk will Mil Ih* proparty Mortgagor agrees to send to situated In Mid county, de­ Mortgage* a list of all toasts scribed**: covered by (he fortgoing E XH IB IT A assignment and any such toes* shall expire er tormina!* or ot A. T H E LAND. All the land located In Iho County ot Semi­ any new toes* shall be mad*. nolo. Slat* ot Florida (lha Mortgagor thill to notify Mori “ Land"), a* more particularly gaga* In order tint at all times described a* tallows: Mortgage* thall have a current Part of Lota I and 3. Block 5. Iltl ot all toases affecting Ihe AM EN D ED PLAT OP BLOCKS property described In ParaL L C I H . a n d a p o r t io n graphs A, B and C hereol. OF BLOCK I. W ILO M ER E. Mortgages shell have Ih* right, according to ttw Plat Ifwreol a* ol any llm* and from time to recorded In Plal Book 7. Pag* time, to notify any lessee ot Ih* 40. of ttw Public Record* ot rights ot Mortgage* a t provided by this paragraph. From llm* to Sominoto County- Florida. BEIN G D E S C R I B E D AS lime, upon request of Mori F O L L O W S : F r o m Ih * gage*. Mortgagor shall specifi­ Northwest corner ol Lot I. run cally assign to Mortgage* as South 30.00 tool along Iho West additional security hereunder by Lin* of M id Lot I. to Hi* South in Instrument In writing In tuch Right ot Way line ol Stale Road term as may be approved by 434. tor a POINT OF BEGINN Mortgagee, ell right, till* and ING, Ihenc* continue South Interest ef Mortgagor In and to 300.00 1**1. Ih o n c * ru n any and all liases now or SAUirOO-’E.. 177.70 tool, ttwnco hereafter on or affecting Ih* run North 3*3 50 tool to Ihe Mortgaged Properly, together South Right ot Way line of Slat* with all security Itwretor ond all R o a d 4 34 . I t i o n c a r u n monlot payable thereunder, N .I3 *3I'3S ’ ’W .. along said sub|*cl to th* conditional Right at Way line 10100 tael, permission hereinabove given to thence run S OO*U'OS''W. 15 00 Mortgagor to collect Ih* rentals tael. Ihenc* run N. 03*3i’5VW . under any tuch lease Morlga - U^ttuHutfxPufi.toF------- - gor xiur.t v.«omck€Uto jn i'd k ’ - " liver to Mortgagee any notltlc* Beginning E X H IB IT 0 lion. linwHiog statement or B. T N I IMPROVEMENTS TO G E TH E R WITH all build qulred by Mortgage* lo perfect Ing*. structures and Improve Ih* foregoing assignment et to m e rits o l e v e r y n a tu r e eny tuch leaw whatsoever new or hereafter This Instrument constitutes on situated on Ifw Land, and *11 absolute and present assign fixture*, machinery, appliances, ment of Hi* renls, royalties. equipm ent, lu rn llu re . and Issues, profits, revenue. Income personal properly ol every ond other btnolilt Irom th* nalur* whatsoever now or Mortgaged Property. sub|*ct. hereafter owned by Mortgagor however, lo Ih* conditional and located In or on. or attached permission given to Mortgagor to. or used or Intended to be to collect, receive, take, us* end used In connection with or with enjoy Ih* same as provided Ih* operation ot, Ih* land, build hereinabove; provided, further, that Ihe existence or exercise ol ing*. structures or other im provement*. or In connection such right ol Mortgagor shall with any construction being not operate to subordinal* this conducted or which may b* assignment to any subsequent conducted thereon, and owned assignment, In whole or in part, by Mortgagor. Including all by Mortgagor, and any such extensions, additions, improve subsequent assignment by menlt. betterments, renewal*, Mortgagor shall be subject to substitution*, and replacements Ih* rig h ts of M o rtg a g e * to any ol Ih* foregoing and all ol hereunder Ih* right. (Ill* end Inter**! ol F F I X T U R E S AND Mortgagor in and to any such PERSONAL P R O P E R TY personal properly on llilwres TO GETHER W ITH a security (subject to ony lien, security interest in ID all pruswrly and Interest or cloim together with llxtures alined lo or located on the benefit ol any deposit* or Ih* property described in payments now or hereolter Paragraphs A. U and C hereof mod* on tuch personal property which, to th* tutlost extant or fixture* by Mortgagor or on permitted by law shall be Its behall) (Ih* ‘‘ Improve deemed llxtures and a purl ol m*nt*"l. Ih* raol properly. (Ill ell articles ol personal properly C EASEM ENTS OR OTHER IN T E R E S T S T O G E T H E R and all materials delivered lo W ITH all easement*, right* ol Ih* property described In Paragraphs A. B and C hereol way, gores ol land, streets, tor use In ony construction being ways, alleys, passages- ***** rights, waters, water courses, conducted thereon, and owned by Mortgagor. Hill all contract water rights end powers, ond oil estate*, rights, lilies. Interest* rights, general intangibles, ac privileges. Iiberlws. lenements lions and rights in action. In hereditament* ond appurt* eluding all rights to insurance nances whatsoever, in any way proceeds as all ot th* seme may belonging, relating or apper relate to th* properly described in Paragraphs A. B and C laming to any ol Iho properly hereof, and llvl ell proceeds, hereinabove described, or which hereelltr shell in any way products, replacements, adxli belong, relate or be appurtenant lions, substitutions, renewals •hereto, whether now owned or and accessions ol any ol th* tor egoing Mortgagor I Debtor I hereolter acquired by Morlga gor. and Ih* reversion and hereby grants to Mortgagee reversions, remainder and re (Creditor) * security Interest In all Dilutes, rights in action and meinders. rents, issues and personal proparly described protllt Ihereol. and all Ih* herein This Mortgage Is a eslata, right. Iltl*. Inleresl. salt operative security agree properly, possession, claim and ment with respect to such prop demand whatsoever, al law a* erty. but Mortgagor agrees to well as in equity, ol Mortgagor eaecuf* and deliver on demand ol. In ond lo the same, including such other sacurity agreements, but nel limited to all ludgmenis. financing statements and ether award* ol damages and settle ment* horeeltor mad* resulting instruments as Mortgage* may Irom condemnation proceeding* request in order to perfect Its or tho taking of tho properly security interest or to Impose described in Paragraphs A. B the lien hereol more specifically upon any of such properly end C hereof or any part Ihereol under the power ol eminent Mortgage* shall have all ttw domain, or tor any damage rights and remedial in addition (whether caused by such lekmg lo those specified tserein ol e or sliwrw-se) to ’he properly secured party under th* Un described In Paragraph* A. B Itorm Commercial Code and C hereof or ony pari TO HAVE AND T O HOLD Ih* thereof or to ony rights appur seme together with all and lenanl thereto, and all proceeds l l n g o l a ' the te n e m a n lt. ol any Mies or other dispositions hereditaments end appurt* ol Iho property described m nances thereunto belongirg or in Paragraphs A. B and C hereol anywise appertaining and lha or any part Ihereol reversions, remainders, rents, D ASSIGNMENT OF issues and profits thereat, end RENTS TOGETHER WITH ail also all lha estate, right, till*, rents, royall-es. issue*. pr&Ms i interest, property, possession. revenue, incem* ond other | claim or demand of tha Morlga berwl.lt Irom Iho properly d* gor in and to the same, and scribed in Paragraphs A. B and every part tharaxsf infs liu C hereof to be eppi-ed againsl Mot Igagea m lee simple I Ih* indebtedness end other sums al public sal*, lo the highest e J secured hereby provided, how best bidder lor cash *> II 06 ever, Itsel permission is hereby o'clock A M . on April 70. '**1 given to Mortgagor so tong at no at ih* West Front dou> Semi drtaull has occurred hereunder, not* Caunty Cowrthout* Van to collect, receive, lake us* end lord. Florida *n|ey such rents, royaliies MARVANNE MORSE issues, profilt. revenue, income Clerk of Cl'cult Court and other benehls as Ihey BY JaneE Jasew-c become due and payable bul As Deputy Clerk not in advance thereof Ih* Publish March 17 74. l « ' foregoing assignment thall be DED 177 I �W'Cf' H H M M i 10* — Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida — Sunday. March 24. 1991 71-Help Wanted C LA SSIFIED A D S Sem inole O rla n d o - W in te r Park 322*2611 831-9993 C L A S S IF IE D D E P T . P R IV A T E P A R T Y R A T E S HOURS MMeratH* « m i . . . SSC a Dm MO AIL •5:30 M L 14 a m a lh i M u . . . S4C a Dae MONDAY thn FRIDAY 107 la re a m e tfti M a w . . . 47C a Rae CLOSED SATURDAY 3 tean cethe D a m . . . I 7C a lea A SUNDAY Rates are per him , kaeei ea a 3 lae *4 3 Uaet l NOW ACCCPTNM Price* obov rotlacI a II 50 (<nh dticovnl lor prompt poymant. Schedul­ ing may include Harold Advar tnar at fha cotl el an addtoenal day. Cancel when you gel retullt fay only loc doy» your ad runt at rote earned. Uta full description far lotted retultt Copy mutt follow acceptable typographical term DCAOUNIS Tuesday thru Frldoy 11 Noon The Day Sefore Publication Sunday And Monday S 30 P M. Friday A D J U S T M E N T S A N D C R E D IT S ; In ttie event of an error In an ad, the Sanford Herald w ill bo responsible for the first insertion only and only to the extent of the cost of that insertion. Please check your ad for accuracy the first day It runs. A D D TO Y P V R INCOME S tL L AVON NOW CALL I t H U I or 311-4133 35— Training A Education O C A O L C . 10 w ks.. Black w/whito 4 lan. Call anytime I m -N t i LOST OLD KaftHA SAeepdefl White lace debt er*vHh sJhrer beck tide, lemak. 14 yrs., SS Ib t. Me te ll. La st i t t n M ylM M e area. Kewerd I m n u / m -m r 25— Sptciol Notices A C T IV I, PUN. NAPPY COUPLR wants vary muck ta adapt a baby. (We prom lie la work with you to tulllll all ol out drtamtl Pieate call col HcLieositaoent BECOME A NOTARY For DelalH: 1*00473 4714 Florida Notary Aateclallen 27— Nurstry A Child Car* B A B Y S IT T IN O . m y hem t. Evenings and weabends. Rea senabto rales. 3314413_______ CHILD CARE PROVIDER •Lk. Mary B<vd. area M F. 30 yr rrildrnll 773144)_____ C H IL D C A R E , my Sanford home Reasonable rafes. In­ cludes lunch A snack. 130 3334 HAPPY ACRES E A R LY LEARNINO C E N TE R ! Love ly country setting 1333-3001 LONOWOOD/LK. M A R TI All •gel. meals, activities, play area. Days rves iSJ/wk. HRS ngHfered. Call MT-44SS SMALL Q U A LITY HOME LIK E D a y c a r t A P re s c h a a l. Openlngil Meals, laernlng program I Play ground I Fully -He'd! Lie.I 4003— .....331-341$ npbsbnhm ■ IM M --------- ur assijud D Work For You. CaU 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 *** • j " 1 A L L TR A D E S be telf employed! Loom eitlmoteil How to gal total Free Seminar) 91-SIU 4f— Miscellaneous ONE W AV TIC K ET. Orlando to Syracuse. NV on 1/74 Call Beth. 031 (034 55— Business Opportunists UTILITY CO. JOBS Start S7.(0/hr. Your Aroa No experience necessary. For In­ formation call 1-444 444 1304, E lf. 3344. 4AM-IPM 3 Days. SI3.4S Fee _______________ 41— Money to Lend ACTION LOANS Regardless of credltll SJOO to sio.ooo. Calll.........003-............ 43— Mortgages Bought A Sold I BUY AND SELL M ORTGAGES NATIONW IDE. CALL B ILL A T (407) 173 3713 71— Help Wanted W OOD P A L L E T R B P A IR S I Tools. PU truck, home repair shop, bondable rag’d.. J7I-I43S EARN 1*0411404 W E E K I Stull invelepei at heme. He cast I SEND SASE to: Oetden Dis­ tributors. PO Baa 77)134C. Carpus Chris)), T X 7441) 1*10 ★ ACRYLIC GLAZE AS ★ S)3Hr. • F T/P T • r r.sm ps- .•ta'n'nq.________ . - • Rapid Advancement a Dealer position Call Today 1-41X4471*) o U n i t e d W tou 71-Help Wanted fttfteN T o f A D tp # UHo M* W N e b . tY M N W iN tt T o n e r * A U N TS , REAL ESTATE CAREER RIGHT M A N A Q E R / H A IR S T Y L IS T wanted. 79% comm, with tol towing. Casselberry, *341140 NURSE R N /L P N ACCOUNT SERVKE REP We otter: • The llnetI training -In The "•Mka" and the "Hold" e Oppertunltlet In residential and commercial real estate • Tremendous commission and generous award plans • •• Wed.. April 3. 7:00 PM Limited seotlngl 3401 Park Dr.. Sonlord Contact: AlChtodl Century II Chiedl Realty Coll Now •313-3331 A m tfk a a Socinty First lac. PesITIens a v o lla b la tar Telemarketers Full or Pari Tto. No eiper E ic t l lt nnit p pay. A pply In person 10AM 4PM: 1st Feder al of Seminole Bldg-, ite 301. 113 W. 1st. St. Sanford Immedtoto openings I In Sanford tor long term factory iota. First and Second shifts available. Call Ximedy today 104M444 A T HOME • Easy guaranteed workl Assemble products (toys, cralls) or Clerical (telephone, computer). Delta Ent. I J04 4414477**3 3044 ATTENTION f t R N V L F f T s * Maka a dlllerenca In your Ilia A the life of others. Come work with usl 11 HillkM tA Health Cart Ccattf 322 15 4 4 .....................LO . E./H CONSTRUCTION A U TRADES Local/Cortobian To S4S/HR 1-0(7-447 WetTalont buildersFae BUYER Musi hava S plus yrs. purchas Ing a la c tra / m a c h a n lc a l • s ia m b lla s ; o p llc s and MRPaiparltnca; knowledgt ol accounting prlnclplas; •nglnaarlng documenlallon and tronsportallon: and obi 11 ty to communicate with pao pi*. Larerdafa. will to re­ locating to the Sanford araa. Pleesa sand rvsumo and sola ry history to LaierData Carp., Emplayea Relations Dept.. 1444 Diversified Way, O r­ lando. FL 774(4 • C ABIN ET M AKER # Growing company will pay lop dollars for your skllll Good banolltsl Hurry, call Mcndayl AAA EM PLOYM EN T 7WW. 71tb SI. 373-1)74 CABLE TV JOBS No exp nocossary. H I SO/hr, S ll.fS faa. For Inlo cal'. I *00 774 7771 4x1. 4444. 1AM 4PM. 7dayll I__________ CASHIERS Hiring all shuts, no taparl once needed Start Immediatety. Good hourly wage plus bonus, (saoo) Paid vacations. .-o n iT _holKUys _cpllooe relm bursemen*, hoeitti insurer a n d a d v a n c e m e n t op port unities Affaly: 4*00 W. St. Rd 44. Sonlord______________ • • .V O L T .e • TEM PO RARY SERVICES Call 434-4144 • iW IbyM AUe 71— Help Wanted COLLECTORMUTED Join the 11 furnltore chain In the nation with more than 730 stores. We ore looking tor on Individual who must be: • Able to work well with • Willing to work Saturdays • Capable driver w/good driving record • Self motivated a Familiar with area Greet company benefits! A p p ly on Tu e sd a ys and Fridays between 4:30 and 1:30 PM. ask lor Mr. Akins or Mr. Williams. 1100 S French Avo. Sontord. FI. aC O M P U TER O P ER A TO R e Largo firm needs you today I Deal with contracts! Company offers greet benefits! AAA EM P LO YM EN T TOOW. ISth St. 331-1174 COOK PART TIME Must be neat clean and FASTI Knowledge of seafood a plus. Apply In person M onday Friday. 143.3401 E. St. Rd. 44 ★ COUNTER/WAREHOUSE* INSIDE/SALES Plumbing wholtsale Co., must havo know lodgt ol plumbing products and parts, c o m p u te r exp. a p lu s, benefits. Send resume to Eex 404.Saa4erd.FL 33777 DAYCARE DIRECTOR Slate cert., business back ground helpful I Salary com o n s a ra ta w /e aparlanca. Please sand Resuma to Living Wators Cathedral, tto Kennel Rd . Sontord. FI. 33771 71-Help Wanted CARTERTIRSWANTED Musi have hand tools and transportation. CaR 4044)41 lo tt e d ! For Fun World al Fto* World. Flex hn. Call Bonnie 9 0 ITT) • F ITTE R FABRICATOR • Pul your skills to work I Busy shop has lots of work to keep you happy I Banafltsl AAA EM PLOYM EN T TMW.lStB SI, 97-1174 P U LL E R BR USH REPS natdtd. Small starter kit fee. ■ U Y e rS E LL II 44S-4W7 GOOD WORKERS N E ED E O II DAILY WORK D A ILY P AT Call BeB........377-7M) a Her 3pm HOSPITAL JOBS Start 1410, your area. No exp. nocossary. For Into call I 400 4404744 e il. 444, tarn tpm 7 days.......... ..1)7.41 pBem fee. • HOTEL M AIN TEN A N C E* 1300 per weak I Nice place wenti you to keep II that way I Pul your knowledge and expe r lenca to work today I AAA EM P LOYM EN T I I I W- 7SIB St, 97-1174 • INSURANCE CLERK* Growing medical p re d ic t needs you! Handle claims and bllllngl Apply nowl AAA EM P LO YM EN T 71* W. Mfh >1, 935174 JOBLESS? G E T govt. |obt overs***, crulsashlpt morel Writ*: A Z Dlsl, 114 W. SR 434. 74044 GC. Winter Springs. FI. 77700 L I V E IN B A B Y S I T T E R ! wen tod for tlngla mom with on* child. Rm. plu* light salary. Dog Oh. 7734041 DELIVERY DRIVER NEEDED For Central Florida area M ust ba D O T c a rtllle d . Tractor Trailer. Company benefits. Mon Frt. Apply In parson. Parts City. *01 B Cornwall Rd. Sontord EOE DRIVER WANTED Trader trailer w/dump bed <0>W -u4wl»4 -t a u ..3 - v4*. ta expp ..--------------------------------------. references a mustl Clear driving record Wages ac cording '.aeip 33l-74bl EARN U M to IMS per week Reading Books at home Call I 41*473 7440 Eat. Bale *IPR* Full or Part time, lor 11-7 and 311 shills. Immedleto opening ce m p e te llve sa la ry and ‘benefits aflt Apply: * ‘ DEEARY MANOR 44 N. Hwy. 17/47 Oebary. M F, 4AM-4PM.... EOE _______ 4*0-44)4 Full Time I Call Tidy Maid 774-1144 •MARBLE FINISHER* 14 30 per hour! Growing com p«ny oilers security and benefits! Hiring nowl AAA EM PLOYM EN T 74*W. u rn St. 933174 To L.A.. N Y . Vagas. Frisco! Transportation B lodging provided. Above average In come. No experience neces sary. We train. Shorts L sneakers atmosphere. Must be II. free to travel. Neat young guys B gals can start todayl Far Interview call (417) IS* 24*4.31 Mon.-Frl. enlyl M o v i n g A H a u li n g P A IN T , dry w all, flooring, carpentry and mlsc. repairs Reasonable/Freeest. 7*4 1141 ftome Improvement e OAK FLOORINOe 11 SO sq It., wood Installed A llnishedl Free eitimelel Call 334-1*43 A L L HOM E Impr4v*m4nts Major remodeling, doors A trim 31 yrs 444 1341. eves M. LUCIE A SONS Carpentry R tm a d e lln g A re p a ir s . Custom trim A cabinetry. Lic'd/inil IS yrs. tap. Call tor F R E E ESTIMATE447 >74 7(11 C le a n in g S e r v i c e H o m e R e p a ir s C ATH Y'S CLEANINO SERV­ ICE Referencev reasonable rates LkonsodI Call 373 7470 C LEAN AS A W H ISTLEI SI oil 1st Visit I All areas Lie . bonded Inti AllordebleSaa 1401 C LE A N IN G AN D IRONINO. raatonabia ratts 30 ytar Sontord rtsidenl 304 7731 C L E A N IN O Spring Ctoaningl Wash windows, lew cabinets. wqllpqporl *070140 • Hargis Cleaning Servlet • Specialties In ollic* cleaning' 14 Hr Service .............117 1*71 JO Y'S Cleaning Service Rales Irom 111 A up. lie . bond A Ins Res comm *14 4041 A A M LEVELINGI Wf Fla Foundations, wood frame A block! Freettlimelet 04 1474 HOM EOW NER'SHELPER Knowladgeoble. Exp'd. Raes P Carpentry # Plumbing PEHclrlcal POryxvell 371 74*7 RON COLLIER'S Remadelingl Carpentry, roofing, painting "Ne |eb toe smell t" 111 4431 Buy/Sell* Racend/Guarenteed E le c t r ic a l HOME APPLIANCE-322 3«A3 BOOTH E LE CTR IC Residen llal/Commerclel Free «stt IER00004474 *71 l « l A Q U A L IT Y CUTSI Owner monoged/opereled! Area res Res/Comm Freeetl. 373)417 COM PLETE Quality Lawn B Landscaping. Trte Service 4 I,ng.lien, cempelitiv* rales, free estimalesSvnny'sP) T tn Lawn Care. FREE esf I Chr •iti fir* fighter E«c W w io t m a ro LAW N M A IN T E N E N C E Weekly or I lime service Low rates Call Tam ........ 331 4H I INCOME TAX SERVICE!! Prep. Charges I 1440-E 7. I l l 104* A. 114.1*4*. S3* E lectrenic Filing, tail refund AS LOW AS SIS 4SII KRISTI DAWN COMPANY *04 Me. Hwy 17/41 Lang Mod * * CALL 7(7 -7 5 0 2 * * Q U A L IT Y B O O K K E E P IN O SERVICE Computerized li nendal stjtaments. Income Iqi preparation 371 413S TAX A ACCOUNTINOI Small buslaesi consulting I Qualified A lull SVC accounting H I 1173 A d d it io n s A R e m o d e li n g ■ ILL 1TRIPP Custom Hemet •RROOltStt KITCHENS. BATHS ADDITIONS 407**17411 A p p lia n c e s NEW/USED APPLIANCES B u il d in g C o n t r a c t o r s M ARK M cCARTV gen con Ireclor Remodeling. Ret A Comm CGC04430JI1I 4*7* NEW. R EM O D EL REPAIR HOM ES.OFFICES. STORES All types centtrueI ten Res/Cem 13)4*31 S O Belud. CBCIIISOO C a rp e n try CARPENTRY. Home repairs, remodel . Decks. Sheds 1 G .f jgvi Q UALITY I II • )l*f C AR PENTER All kinds oI home repairs, painting A ceramic "to Richard Grets H I 1*77 C a r p e t/U p h o ls te r y C le a n in g T100RS SHARE OR SAG? We level floors and specie"!. In water end lefm.lv damage JlrCS tip 407 1.01)11 C a r p e t/U p h o ls te r y C le a n in g B a it & T a c k l e Marc Anthen,'ll 1*4 W SR4I4 Winter Spgs. Fuhinq/hw filing IKS Warms 7SX efll 137 1*14 Fence Sharp Fence1 1st Me'e work LOW price! Free esf Wood chginlmk A repair 1714*31 G e n e r a l S e r v ic e s H ILL SVCSf Hi pressure water ctoeamgl Carports, peel*, heme* Trash rtmeval 34f t i ll Handy M an C A R P E N T R Y , M ASO N AR Y painting and tile work Free estimates U se d Call H I 4374 PAINT , ini * i-,l ,..:l 1-.00W cleaning, rescreening, window cleaning end repairs «*t 71*7 L a n d C le a r i n g PLANO CLEARINO. * BACK HOE WORK. PHAULINO. CALL R O C K Y.Ua 1144 L a w n S e r v ic e M a s o n ry TWP MASONRY. Brick, block, klucco. ewertto Renovations Lie d A ms H I l4aA/«34 4ll7 JA Y N E S MASONRY. Block bfKfc. (oncrttc. luol»ngt wxv*t>i« i l l MJJ M o v i n g A H a u lin g X PR E SS M O V IN O A DE L IV E R T I bdrm apt S llf* ) 7 bdrm 111)4$ com plate* Call tor deteiltl 14* 4721 P a p e r H a n g in g P R O F E S S IO N A L P A P E R HANOER BEST PRICESII 10 Yrs exp Free est 333 3*44 $ P r e s s u r e C le a n in g S c re e n Due to our recent expansion, national medical suply com pony seeks rep to service local SANFORD nursing ham* ac count* with In lervtce training and supply management. P«rt time, excellent salary. Sand resuma to: Personnel. 400A Ryerson Rd., Lineloin Park. N J S70U: or FAX to 1100*13*474. Attn: Personnel • OPTHAM OLICe • TECH N ICIAN # Assist Dr. In *11 phases of tso m il So close to home, you'll love III AAA EM PLOYM EN T __ 7f*W. 73Tb St. 931174 PART T IM E AID E • For par* lytad mala. Drivers license rag'd. SITVwk. Cell 91 1474 PART T IM E INTERNATIONAL S T U D E N TE X C H A N O I PROORAM Saak* outgoing, resourceful person to locate host families and oversee 4 week sur-mer home stays of students from Franco. Sat awn hour*. Com munity Involvement helpful. Write: Walter E. Hartwell. World Exchange. 7SM Senvllle Rd.N. PI. Myers FI. 33417 PART T IM E FNONT DESK CLERK Nlghls/Weekends. 14 »/ h r. Dele entry A general office responsibilities. 371 1444, 4AM 4PM. ask tor Mary or Ed only. Jemlnole County VMCA PART TIM E AIDS EDUCATION OUTREACH WORKER For HRS Samlnol* County Public Health Unit Mult know Semlnol* County, bo abl* to work dlroctly on too ttraett and with community g ro u p s . H o u rs f la i lb l t , Knowledge of AIDS/HIV de s lr o b lo but w i ll tra in . 407 777 7774 ext. 1701. EEO/AA E a rn Sl.OOO/wk H u llin g •nvalopas at home. Send S.A.S.E. to A Z Dili. 114 W SR 414 44044 17Winter Spgs. 37704 • SALES R E P . S100 per week 4 Aggressive person has great earnings potential here I Promote tol* product and build territory I Full benefits! AAA EM PLOYM EN T TM W .U tbS t. 971174 S E C U R ITY O FFICER S • HS grad, guard llcms* required Metre Security I 44l-7»ee_____ 'G M IM C LE CnfJVX*.. .' . ... The Private Industry Council ol Seminole County Is accept I n g a p p l i c a t i o n s lo r Employment Developemenl Counselor. M inim um re qulrements. degree In Social Scene* or related Held Clos Ing Date: April Slh. 1441. Apply al: 717 S Sontord Ave. Sontord FI EOE/M/F/V/H T E L E M A R K E T E R S I P/T or F/T. h n Dailblal Hourly pay leading lo commlslon s bonus I Ask tor BIN H4-47U TRUCK DRIVER GENEVA GAR DENS 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent 93— Rooms for Rent C LE A N ROOMS, kllchan A laundry focllllles. Cable TV . Starling «t S7S/wk._...4 9 4077 kSSISTED living fer I or 7. S4S per week xxeek plus 1/7 food andexpensos. No d/d 444 7015 HO M ES TYLE LIVINO. Kind atmosphere. Cleon room, full homo prlvl, S7S wk. 43)1)47 ROOM FOR R EN T. 1740 mo . with amenltlei! Nice areal C*W97-4407. Mao*. SANPORDI Lg. airy room A bto. Prlv. entr., off tf parking. _ U 3 / w k ^ j# c _ _ n a H 4 7 / m »^ M«fca r * * d s « Ybrt Hbhm Lake Mary, brand naw I. 7 a nd 3 be d ro o m lu x u ry apaftmenls. Pool. |*cculil. tennis, exerclie room. Call St. Crole. 917383 HEAR THE QUIET!! Slngto story studio. I A 1 Bdrm. Apts Many aatro* Incl. storage spec* I Quiet, coiy community I Nice Iandscap Ing. On site managers who CARE 11 Starting *•S3l4/mo SANFORD COURT.. ..323-3301 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent SANFORD walk to town hem Park A e l I bdrm . ap lil Perckl 44S wk. otli pd.J34-349 SANFORD - 1 bdrm. complete privacy I SI00 per week plus 1700 security Includes utlllfes. • Call 1737344 LAROB 3 BEDROOM, newly decoratod I Lake view. Relloble tenants, teOO 134-1441 A TTR A C TIV E 1 Bdrm. Quiet, olf if. parking. SllO/wk. In eludes uflllllasl Call H I 4447 E FFIC IE N C Y APT. • Sanford area. Call lor Info. Broker Owner. 733 5443 or 733 11*7 ★ ★ BRAND NEW * * ROSECLIPF APARTMENTS New 3 bedroom apartments, tor 1510. W/D connection*, screened polios and extra storage closet. 1147 *q ft. Located on Lk. Mary Blvd Call 3H34SS. Equal housing opportunity! C LE A N 3 BDRM. 3 talk, washer, dryer, screened patio. In Sanford. S43Splus security. Call 334 3444 or *44 1441 N IC E • C L E A N • A F F O R D A B L E * 1 Bedroom Special * 8 0 " f i R S T M O N T H S RENT Newly Renovated! New Carpet A Vinyl! New Celling Fan • New Verticals • N ew Mini Blinds ™ ca u m Sat. by appointment -m i Sanford iMndlng Apartments - W atch Y o u r First M onth's R en t D isappear... POOL •FITN ESS CENTER •SAUNAS TENNIS A R A C O U E TB A LL C O U R TS & MORE! EXTRA U R G E 1 & 2 BEDROOMS AVAILABLE Call For Details 321-6220 HOP ON OVER 322-2090 Toast the Good Life S a t e l l i t e R e p a ir s A TTN : S A TE L L ITE OWNERSI We sve all makes ol Satellite Syt Fast service, reasonable 4LJ2i-2i T ile Advertise Your H ns i ness E ve ry D a y f or . i.v Lo ir As $45 Per Month. C a ll Classified , 522 2611 PRIVATE ken**. Kitchen privi­ lege*. R*sp. ftmale only. 40/wk Includes ullL 177 4147 SANPORDI Very clean homo to share, full privileges. 1730/mo plus ufll. Calf Rehert, 334-4*74 SANFORD. Mature, n g . , lib­ eral mala, share w/some. j bdrm. home. 173 wk. 93B447 S BORAL 1 BATH, older person preferred. W asher/dryer. Short util. 1300/mo. 91 04(7 1505 W. 25th St., Sanford *3 2 2 2 4 7 4 * Freeetlimetest Fair PiKeil LK Ins Slump Grinding. Teal H I H it day er nil# “ Lot The PrelieitoPiN da I t F A M IL Y T R E E S ER V IC E Trees down and gate! We beat any esl ' LK and mi 14**117 91— Apartments/ House to Share APAR TM EN TS Window cleaning In SI. out S3 Caulking 7S« Rescreening and repairs! Pressure cleaning I Res or Commercial 7AM 7PM Ask tor K C. ECHOES TREE A lA W N SVC W ILL h*< . . •ark and clean up. Reason able I References. Call 777 1477 Local deliveries. Ask lor Lorraine 774 11*0 For Your Convenience We Are Open Monday Uiru Friday 9 6 Saturday 10 2 and Sunday By Appointment A G la s s w o r k T r e e S e r v ic e 7 3 -E m p lo y m tn f Employment D m lo p tm tn t Counselor Per Month * WINDOW P R O * T N T. TILC 4 M ARBLE C om m ercial. r«tld e n ti«l Sm«ll installations to com pi«f« rwnovations U ctnud 4 Insured Til* AvA.Iatt* twlo* vttuiM FrtMMsIimjttsf Call MB MM 1 401 H I H V H * T TECHNICIAN For busy orthopedic practice. Calf Ikaren at 74711H RECESSION7DON7 WORRY! 400° ° 122. AFFORDABLE HOME CAPE a Average Site House S41 • Average Site Root U1 • Driveways • Pool Decks • Pro Exterior Painting • Lic'd. alas . I too ju siai PRESSURE CLEAN IN O MAN. Houses Irom 141 quotes by phonal Call Reger. 3)4 4444 E F F IC IE N C Y ip t.. J rm*.. w/bath. Utllltl#* Included! Cleonl si IB a wfc. 91-1141 O STEEN . Lg-1 bdrm.. Kratn perch, prlv. pprlUnR. (Wei neighborhood 1S773. m -P 74 R EM O D ELED 1 bdrm. I balk apll AH Mff* pd., saaa/ma. or 1144/weak pto* **c.„..ni-43«3 SANFORD • I A 1 Rdrm. Aphl Fum. or unfuml Ctoan. S3BC A Up I Sac, deo. SMB, Ref79 -»*l S A N FO R D • Largo studio w / u lllltla s . S41S/me or SITS/wfc plu* depeslf 173*443 SANFORD - 1 bdrm. furtUihtd Apt. Util. Includta. Ctota to downtown. H34774/W. »*•• SANFORD - * bdrm . with screened porch. NO per week plustlOOiecurlly. Call H3 1744 SANFORD. Cl**n I Nice. 1 Bedroom, t i l l a mo. or 140 a wk. Plot (Np. 377-9SS SANFORD • I bdrm cottage with front porch. Complete privacy I *100 per week plus S130 security Includes utilities Cell 937744 2 Bedroom Special P a v ii Akins Paving B Cam!.. Inc.. Asphalt, concrete. FREE esl I L k . A ins. 377 ) ( » M- m L— /hastate warvfiovsf ifDrifTi/ u n ff n 14-113.SO par hour p lu s benefits Will train. Needed nowl I-I41-94B H o r r y ! O n l y .1 I r i r L e ft • • • H A U L IN O .y a rd fresh, appliances, furniture, fresh of any kind! Richard.......1737743 CAMPION Custom Painting In torior/eatorlor Depend* ble/Rel s Dave. I l l 1031 97— Apartments ’ Furnished/ Rent 71— Help W«ntfd Wanted Wt pay your tuition. MONEY F U N * TRAVEL A c c o u n t in g & T e x S e r v ic e MAJOR TELEPHONE CO. Now Hie ing I Technicians. In italters. Accl. 5vc Reps, op­ erators. No aiptftonca rwces sary. Par Inlamsatton call l - t O I - m ^ l ! ! . I I I . 1J44 4AM-0PM 7 days, D14I toa. 0 * -% ASSEMBLERS 23— Lost A Found K IT *N’ CARLYLE® by Larry Wright to ^ R egatta Shores Apts, overlook in g La k e M onroe ) 1 y2 Bedroom Apts. Available Y o u r C om p letely R efurbished A p artm en t w ill in clude these features • Naw Carp«ting • Now appliances • New land* scaping & renovated pool • Refrigerator, stove, dishwasher & garbage disposal •Cable TV hook­ up •Newly refurbished clubhouse •Tennis court •Lake swimming & fishing •Laundry center •Professional on-site management . d •Volleyball ASK A B O U T OUR W / I . MOVE IN SPECIAL A 330-5204 & 2 &C apartmer.ts 0 tt taaweal 7iitane la n h Yogie*aoumgii w »w ig K / * 1 Bedroom 1 Month FREE C L O S E T O 1-4 & S H O P P IN G Units Includs Washsr Drytr Conntcllons 1Indoor Racquetball ■Weight Room ____________________j REGATTA SNORES Q u o t a Moreow • Pool & Jacuzzi •Garden Windows Fireplaces 2 3 3 5 W . S e m i n o le i H w y . 1 7 -9 2 , S a n k 323-2621 Professionally Owna A Managed by FRM Propuroos Inc �/ \* < Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Sunday, March 24, 1991 — 1 1 8 If - A p a r tm e n t s U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t 103— Duplex* Triplex / Kent 153- Acreage* Lets/Sale i l l — Appliances / Furniture 115— Duplex for Sale 119— Office Supplies 1 / Equipment SOFA and tovmil, (gray) good condition u:3. Iihamai cruKo. 1100 Coll u o o m 111— A p p l i a n c e s / F u r n itu r e I Lata Mary Btvdtonford ODCSK. Ig old motal typo. H vy. duly w/typawrltar compprtmant. t d Can dathrar im tw Call 3 2 1 -0 5 *4 m o w s t w i n a rts IMMIOIATIOCCUFAMCYII ★ MOVCinsreCUi* •ANTIOUI tm lap laMa. with llna Inlay datlgn. 24" till tap. SM..................... C allM jn n ■STATS CO., INO. * 1MOUTH m i ★ wt-nn_______ OPEN MOM.-FRI., 4-5 «AT.tfrg.EUHOATM * HIDDEN LME# •Charming 4/1 family rm.. Iple.. moll vatad 171400 MARINER'S V IU A6E taka Ada I bdrm..... 25343mo i»tn....WW mo A tp .motta HOUSE ON 3 / 4 ACRE L I IS THAN SUNDOWN Zonad C l appUanca*. naw paint, 3cargarsts.5d9.9M IM N NOUIK MOM M l, SATURDAYI LARI JINNII AFTSI I bdrm apta. with C/H/A from SM/ma. Mdudn ,w>tar Aaat-iyaM rllM n* ★O V IE D O * •Cuttam bum. axe. araa. 3/2. I n acra. auuma mortgaga tw m Oary Laraaad P O S 5 I8 U LEASE PURCHASE NEAR TAU. TREES Naw cuatam built V I. SOB H It. an 1/1 acra artlfi tacurlty tyttam. firapiaca. appllantai. and pool plannadl t3 u w UORCHE: STEM A T • SOLD FLUSH Ogvanporl, Callmarwlnt.. I S M S O U R POOL V I U N *q ft. on 1/1 acra with naw carpal, caromlc Ilia and paint. I4XJ0 family ream, privacy tancad yard with wait and iprlnktor tyttam. 1114.100 REYES BEST BUYS ST. JOUR'S A M LX MONRO! 5 acra attatal 4/J. wa tq. It., cuttambuilt, tO7.N0 LAKE HART a Langwaad Frtma Hwy 4M a 1 ettkatl CAR LOT alto avail I R u o r s a u t o m e s ..m -i 4t7 LESS THAR $ 3,010 D 0NR 1/1, living, dining, family reamt. fenced yard, new paint, carpet and tile. Srf.fOQ ASSUMAHE RO QUALIFYING LIK E NEW! tn . two ttary, appl lancet. 11replace I Privacy lanced yard with pool, tea.540 COUNTRY Creak, turn.. 1/1 vy. Ik. view, mlrrort. wath/dryer. SON me. City Mat-.....t n -4111 S3700 DOUR IIK L ClOSIRfi Plnecrett. V I, living, dining, family rm., tacurlty lyttem, lanced yard....141.100 LUXURY CONDO •Tuicawllla. I bdrm. IH bath, 1 ter. patio*. nopatt. S450 plot Np. 144-rTH WEKIVAI Owner trantlerradI Beautiful V I home w/peol, FPL, aat-lrvkitchen, tacurlty tyttam, moral Priced ta tall todayI *112,900 Call Sharan EIM, 2404259/137 43N....RG14 LOO HOME, large wooded let. huge parking araa. 1 porctwt. 1 bdrm. 1 bath, great ream w/flraplaca. Call Eltie Spivey or Walt Eutlia. Attar hour*. h u m ........................ Rpat 1984 CHEVY MONTE CARLO 1M 2 F2SO PICKUP ^ f3480 _ *2980 o w f f it & u , PAYkKHTB *3680 D O N ’T B E R E A R -E N D E D B Y A s Lo w As H IG H IN S U R A N C E C O S T S ! A WEEK LEASE PURCHAIEI I acra of tortil with V I home. Great ream, atone FPL, Ig. ter. porch. Markham araa. A mutt .teal I Ilf, too Call Sharon, tvet. 2404214 or JJJ H R RRIO MCHEVY LEBRITY *4288 *9480 1987 CHEW CAVALIER S/W 1988 T O Y O T A X TR A C A B DELTONA large yard. Nice and clean. S4U par month pluatacurlty. ______ Call m ia tt_______ Club Rd. 1 bdrm.. S4N per monthpintdepotIt.531-1443 LAKE MARY/HIOOCN LAKE ESTATES Beautiful 3 bdrm. 1 bath on cul-da-tac. Screened porch, firapiaca, double garage, kIda/pal ok........ ............ 5/15 123— Wanted to Rant W e lis t a n d sell m o re p r o p e r ly th a n a n y o n e in th e G r e a te r S a n fo rd /L a k e M a r y a re a . 1 bdrm., 1 bath, 1 car garage, leccwil, fenced yard, w/ tee. tytlam. Rani w/epllon lo ; RENTALS, REHTALS - Hornet In all allot, liar ting * from *290 par month.ln Da • Itana. Na toe to fananll Gtabal Realty, 4M 4441 SAN FO R D ! SR wat/dry 5435 LK. MARY Spectoue 3/1 toncal LA K E M ARY - Two ttary. 1IM tq I I 3/lvy, e p p lla n ca i, garage, fenced yard, S750/mo ! P AU LA R ETH OSBORNE V E N TU R E I PROPERTIES 1__________111-4744___________ SANFORD. Large 1 bedroom. ; lanced yd., mutl wal Pott ok. I SIM mo. plot tec. H I-3474 SANFORD AREA. 1 bedroom, 1 - bath. 5345 a month and 5345 BDRM I J BATH, central H/A. near Sam Inote High. 5500 par month plut tacurlty 111-IBM 105— Duplex* Triplex / Rent O P EN TO D A Y I SPM LA KE MARY Slar ttuddad V I an quarter acra wooded lot. Big Iliad ,’oytr, -ucnctn HviT.g formal dining . atone ip k - Ir, family rm ., aal In kll A pantry, many more Xfret From Lake Mary Blvd , isuth on Country Club, loll on Broadmoor, right on Cardinal OaktCt.SII9.9M ■H1-44M buylll973mo>l>4044 N E E D A 1 BDRM. or 1 Bdrm. In D ELTONA? Largetetoctlonl PKfflUUCT R C A IiTY .... Rant/Opllonl Lake M ary, large oxacutlvo home, micro, fireplace, tcraanad porch, tprlnklert. 5450/DISCOUNTI ■ Iwvattart Rea Ity, 419-1034 STENSTROM 141— Homes for Sale 3 2 1 4759. ^ 211 W. lot 81.. Sanford, FL 32771 (407) 322*4451 REALTY, INC. LAXENM Y HEED 4 BEDROOMS? TUCKER A BRANHAM, INC. OAEATnUMNNOaAEAl LOONMQ . *6980 "ScrvtngCentral Florida” Since 1923 M AG NIFICENT V I on I acra. Huge 15X40 ter. porch, pool, ipa. L a vith landicaplng, fenced backyard w/tprlnkler tyttam. 1109,500 McKannat. 324 0175/171 1300 RC3* “ “ c2 «D Ta - A,H- H I G H W A Y > 7-92 , S A N F O R D ( I 2 milp'Norlli ol Lako M.try Hlvci ) L,isy lo linU lioni unywtiPfO in Onlt.tl Fl,t P h o n o ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 7000 o r ( 4 0 7 ) 6 2 H - 9 7 7 9 MARKHAM WOODS - Beautiful V I home an I acra. Lowetl price In araa I Caram 1c Ilia, brkfc tptc.. atalnad woodwork. •tin.TO Call MctCt/Jut. 5140275/323 33M ROIO LA K E M A R Y , l-l- A C R E S I Zonad A -l, quality 4 bdrm., ivy bath all brick home. Over 1700 tq. It. living tpaca. Eicallanl tchoolt! 5300't. Sutan Laa. 323 3100 R a t COUNTRYCOZY ★ BONDHOREY 7.75%★ Shaded 1/1 In Oateen. Naw CHA, carpal. Nlca kit, tool A budge I plaawr. 144.000. F IX E D N YEAR RATE ALSO HAP FUNDS AVAILABLE (31,700 toward downpayment and ctoying cotti I 2,1 and 4 bedroom hornet avallabfat Hurry, won’t latt 3/lVy 0 (O S T E E N ACRES Baautltut naw tplIt laced ma tonry. Lakafronl. Fplc, tatt. hortetok. NowS450.no. W ELL K EP T 1 BD R M . COUNTRY HOME on 5 ecret In Induttrlel growing araa. 5144.500 ASSUME NO Q UALIFY 9% F H A . 1/lVy Lk. Mary townhomo In uptcalad gated communlly. Latt of atrat. 549,900. H IS T O R IC A L 1 B D R M . HOME over 1.300 iq It. Hardwood floori, llraplaca. carriage homo............. 513.100 Call Janet M anilla U Day). 521-1154 Evat. Ill- 7171 AA Camay, Inc. BUILDER’S SPEC HOMES Inctudrt Scratned Pool Special Rata Financing Call H I 5771 YOUR OWN 1 STORY 4/2 cauntry attala on 3Vy acrat. Loaded I Hortat ok. Over 1500 4 1. For only 101.500 REYES 01 IN THE SOUTH V 3 O N I ACRE 7 calling lam. family rm . warranty. Nlca 5pllt plan. CHA. Brick comtruct. 541500 ONLY ll.eaa Anuma* 1/2Vy, ] car garage, lanced 1750 tq ft. AC ON Lk. Mary Blvd Pool, tannli, lake H I-IN I_________ PEACEFUL LIVINOI V I, pooltide. All eppllancai W athar/dryar tool Home warranty 544.000 LK. MARY AREAI I 1 /1 . A uum a Ns Quality! 1754/mo Stantlram Realty....... 113 QMS SIX MONTHS NEW Deltona tplll 1/7 Nearly 1700 t.l. Family rm., big kll Loti of atrat. 574000 security depot!!. 104-7754511 LAKE MARY EXECUTIVE Townhouie Slone fplc.. aal In kll, tpllt plan, latte option’ available 541.100 A/C. carport. 53tO par month plut tacurlty. Call tel m o W e lc o m e H om e R EDUCED 5M.400 Naw cuttam 4/1 On wall tread 1.7 acrat Pool, tacurlty. tile, tptc See II today Now only 5171.10011 N ew Homes Starting at $36,000 + Land 2 ,3 or 4 Bedrooms 1.11/2 or 2 Baths (all site work included) 323*3200 322*2420 321-2720 100% Financing Q u in n R ealty a Duple,at a 535.000 A 319.500 as Bdrm. Beauties a Load? of aalratl Longwood, San lord. Lake Mary a Auuma Ha Ouellly a Spotleu 1 bdrm , Winter Springy .................... 541.100 a 1great buyt 321 3663 (24 hours) * * SANTORO * I first Tim * B u jtn Special Only 11.400 down A 5470/mo buys 4 BR brick home (1,700 S F I It you qualify lor 7.75% Iliad rata bond money 11 Sal tied neighborhood Special Mia price! 1551.100 Call Bra,Ian Groan Hemet 5445001 or toll free t-M t-144-4545 ONLY 5 To Choose From 2545 Park Dr., laniard 441 W. Lake Mary At., Lk Mary 100% Financing Available o n all car b pluA tax & lag Oht 35A 'Jfta.t • Available in Volusia, Flagler. Lake k Seminole Co. Some Standard Features • Central Alr/lleat • Security System • Maintenance free exterior > 2x 6 fotcrior walls R19 Insuhtiun • Thermal double pane windows • Kenmore range, dishwasher, & garbage disposal • Cathedral ceilinu throughout • W ihkI cabinetry in kitchen • Quality Carpeting & vinyl by Armstrong • R-30 Ceiling (Truss Roof) Model Open Daily 11:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. 2486 Daytona Park Rd.. DeLand C & C Homes, Inc ( 9 0 4 ) 8 2 2 -5 6 0 0 SARfORD/LAAE MARY AREA A l o t o w n e r s A Family nrighborhood 5 ta choM from In high 40’s and mid TO'i Call tar mors Information! (ID REALTY 2(01100 S H E P P LE t R EA LTY. Raallart Thinking ol S»Umg? Call Far F m Marktl Analym >M l 7944 8 6 9 -4 4 4 4 ALL STATE HOMES 1990 O L D S M O B IL E C IE R A S PS. PB. AC, FM STEREO A MORE TOWHHOMES Cal! 222 4447 111! CRUISE PW f’L PS pfl A t,m ,i a c A u r a A MORE PS. PB. AC. FM STEREO A MORE AVIS C a r Properly from City park Quiat and MCura Will M il Individually «r « packaga Raducad tor gulck M lal 5W .K 0 By ownar L U M IN A EURO 1990 P O N T IA C S U N B IR D LE 1990 DODGE CARAVAN S E PS PB A C A M F M S U R E O AUTO S MOHfc ONLY l lEFT> *8799* * 9 4 9 9 * *10,699* *5 9 9 9 * 151— Investment / Sale RRYIREE SPECIALI 34 two badroom units, scrota 1990 L e w is S te v e W illia m s T e rri S h e e ts j r Doug M c C o rd Salt »s D riven for D epejidubilily ** * 5575 S. Hwy. 17-92 • Casselberry, FL 331“3837 J HOURS M - F 9 -9 SAT 9 6 SUN 125 �120 S a n fo rd H#>ral<} Sant • ! f 193—Lawn 8, Garden C l F A N U P T i m # ' Yard* Ijww l * r r U n d M ape He* Corn'll f t t t f*t A r p j r f « i d f " i 1?? 1*67 RIDING MOWER \r.*ft*m,*n M n e'et %M r f |hp P“ h up basket* U v r t • ivye* N«*n1\ b<ftfe#y |VW i n n t 1 An## t 195 —M achinery/Tools 1 A H G E S N A P ON B O X E S N*-a sn^p qi^u hfrfd (atn"fi f •( conil Call 110 471 I 199—Pels & Supplies H fA U TIF U l l '"0 F ln u lf pafs • \»o'\ !*♦ » r n D I fcu' .*nd fail trnf)p*.1 i.,gt jiso Oort E v r t ) ) « Ml* F A S T E R B U N N I E S ' B ' »q Kan tgt* or boa C.«M AI lt rf(l,o n ,i 1J0 t i l l srv 'tu'^Jay M arch 24 2 3 1 -C a rs 1991 2 3 1 -C a rs 2 3 5 -T ru ck s/ B u se s/ Vans 231-C ars locJter/Credit Rfbuildrrs A •!<v ate .»** and O# , r r d d .• proqr.ftt to. . . . e » , ,*.« Cmxx J « »ed't ttaif *rd*t bank»upi • No >'n«* • r *»d down* Nil ♦. 1 • **• » te* Call Today* •74ttttor 440 to?t P MS That* r qht P M S Pokitive Vrr t. ti St' .*'eqr- A om ,i n foe • minute* of po vt v«* mental *tra»eqie* .n car buytnq to *a.e , dv *** T u rn a .«to a Call I 400 U S A 1700 Eat I I • P U R I 1C A U T O A U C T I O N • E V E R T T U E S A F R I t 10 PM D A T TO N A A U T O A U C T l O N Mwy 47 Oaytona Beach •04 7** S i l l RENAULT ALLIANCE Tfl J look* anq » un* good *4*0 n* tirst otter ( a l l alter i P M U 1 id W a*k for Tom or Sheila lR i> y n ilP $ U 1414 G R A N D M A R Q U I S Gray L O AD EO * I ' m A/S 1712 SAVE SSSS AA AUTO SALVAGE Now buying complete cark L tru:k* by weight *7 10 p/100 ibk delivered or SI 60 p 100 lb« we pick up E tamp le 76 Cadillac (*07* >bk * *7 ’0 equal* SIO* *71 Guaranteed highest price* paid in thik area! Call 664 6000 tor quote •* C H E V Y C 10* Auto air am fm Atra dean* 11.4*0 1)0 4600 day. I I 7**«eve TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO M O N E Y DOWN eveepttar tag title etc 141# C H E V Y PICK U P Auto air. stereo one owner* Only 1174 76 per month* III Mr Payne 171 7171 C O M P L E T E F ord 7*0 d c ylmder e n g i n e wi t h a u t o ma t i c transmission 177* obo *77 Pinto u : \ ^ ill BAH 144t C H E V Y SIO R M ir r 4 dr PS PB AM F M cask AC auto E *c cond Owner fi nanr mg available* *H *00 174 2*01 1444 G R A N D W A G O N E E R V 4 auto A C low mile*« | Owner 14 44* JJJ 4)4? •7 NISSAN* l o w m l ?'* * ^p<l am fm tape E t c cor'd' M 7*0 1)0 4400da y. 7M 74*1 eve •7 R A N G E R ! Air. * spd pb M U S T S E E " *4 4*0 1)0 4400 da y. 744 76*1 t f Unibed Mfay M U N C I E M72 4 sp Blow Proof bell hou% flywheel, d u tc h andpres* pit L3S0 144 l i l t Good condition G R E A T CAR M4 400Call )M 2\M M0 900 Sanford Motor Co. I 233-Auto Parts / Accessories [ I 4 M 1/7 T O N S I L V E R A D O e r t r a cab 4 wheel d r .v e •' Fo rd PS PB A C Auto l i *00 Of 1JJ 10SS •4 C H R Y S L E R L t Bar A T M U S T S E L I •H S 0 0 O B O 114 00**_____________ TAKE UP PAYMENTS 1990 ACURA INTEGRA Econoline 100 Window Vjn ^ 1440 M I R A G E Auto A C Automatic* • to choose from* 6/« 1717 — 77 P L Y M O U T H Salon good COnd To *hw highest bidder* 177 0*74 Alter 1 10PM Before you purchase your ne«t .erhicte call I 400 USA |?0C E « t I I for * mmutek of car buying #*ducation* Which will save you ***** * I 4* per mm NO M O N E Y DOW N everpt ta«. taq title etc I4|7 F O R D E S C O R T Auto air low mile* one owner* Only *)** *1 per month* C.I V • • j; i T i l l ^ y o C 239 —Motorcycles 238—Vehicles Wanted 2 3 5 -T ru c k s/ B u se s/ Vans pv 89 CHEVY S IO ' BAIA" New never fitted loaded and one of a kind' Call Ray Glikson. 171 7800 177 074) 239—Motorcycles and Bikes l*M C H E V Y O U M P T R U C K D um p workk* Needs engine A Eh sane O H O 127 *42 1 1417 Y A M A H A B'.i • A Grey needk electric work Mud S e l l" SIOOOBO 177 *471 IMS M E R C U R Y TO PAZ Auto AC. Well ma intained new engine *1400 )77 *871 and Bikes ,|- 100 H O N O A O B O JJI * m 241 — Recreational Vehicles / Campers T E R R Y TR A ILE R 76 74 It root air kieepk * F vtra nice 1. ajoCail 127 W f t• f r a n k l in T r i v t l *' . Ft w 6 X 76 heated F| room incl shed S*000 M U S T sell* 644 iff? 243—Junk Cars • C A S H * FOR Y O U R JUNK CA R OR T R U C K " ANY C O N D I T I O N 171 404V 1)0 7I|4 SSTOP Dollar** . t • • cark truck*. 4 wheel d r i #e Any condition 177 *440 EASTER BUNNIES! I •P antf Dwarf* only He.isqn A . EASTER BUNNIES’ to f orh coii ni trot • • W A N T E D # • Golden red Per*ian kitten paper* no* •reek**#* Cathy 127 6141 200—Registered Pets A KC C H O W Puppies J l#mai#t Black’ Ar papery A ! TO Y O TA ’ #'?% negpt.abl«? |4| M il nr 444 M M Debbie or Rick •VMi T E SCO TTY W- \• Highlander Spunky male 4 month* old Shot* and paper* Asfc nq SJOC174 WSJ 201 —Horses a .M A Y FOR S A l E l a a Ma n i a so bole F E N C E bldg A R r p o i r I 11J J i l l »v »s MORSE F O R L E A S E area 1 17S per month Con ni { Dvtan.l iim ______ I 211 —Antiques / Collectibles 1440 A R T D E C O Bdrm Suite Md ftbrd dresser mirror boitprg * matt MOO ) ) l 1444 RAYIINER B0WRIDER . *t full* equipped * trailer S l ' 4SO negotiat e I 4 • 1444 17 F T T A R P O N i;s tip C " » * i e » W t h trailer *'000 • IftM HO SSI J I BIG LEAGUE 215— Boats and Accessories P H AND ^ P O R T»® » SA LE 217—G arage Sales HUGE YARD SAIE 1 A a , * .dr V ’ da» Dr YOUR CHANCE TO GET THE #1 IMPORT INAMERICA FOR LESS.. SAVE THOUSANDS... Sanford 4 y F u r n it u r e fan* x)*\ etc Too much to Hit 219—Wanted to Buy Si* Al um inu m Can* Newspaper Non Ferroo* Metal* Gla** KOKOMO I7J 1100 Mother & Dauqhter Con*iqn rnent' Good u*ed items or donation Appt 121 40*4 Irene WILL BE SOLD AT RIGHT-0FF-THE-B0AT PRICES! h f044P ..5'hsuis M za&ati, .222—Musical Merchandise ... •a l b u m s - IS - Br.md new |l Cat* riqhf •*<!» Very good tor d i « '< *«*rS O' Clubs J?4 114/ • n. . . . So AS N ot TO upset Th e Marketplace, Port Prices Cannot Be Published, But We Invite You To Shop All Th e Com petitive Makes, Th e n Smile A nd Tell Th e m Your Ship s Com e in! • G U I T A R new Chirago ITS 122 is; 223—Miscellaneous HUY SELL TRADE H UE Y SCR O W N P\WN 172 I M t A N TIQ U E PUM P ORGAN » ;s COM PUTER Ta nd y JUO M l with monitor print and mouse MOO nr best •••■■ , u 4TIT A TTIC S GARAGES e.»ned and hauied Usually Tor •h*» qo»xJ and bad Plus pay tor •/ »'h.nq ot ,,»,«• m e«ie*s of W 1/ • F r e e est 127 MS* Any timet C O M P L E T E L A W N S E R VI CE * N**atd#i4bl#r »a*e* A** do * * 177 S1S9 or )74 1)11 BRING YOUR TITL E & PAYM EN T BOOK. S-I\.it 14 * 11 Can Wxh.trd 121 >464 • I t f C T R O N I C F L A S H ijn i t* ' •»*r yOtif a'»’er.i New l i *# a\k nq |t 00 O B O 121 4/14 WFU HELP YOU PAY OFF YOUP CAP SO YOU CAP TAPE ADVANTAGE OF THESE IHCPEDIBLE • TREE FREE* * rewood v *»it *»•-•-* >.#w *pi*t and • IA I f I* , .. • 1*" r St 111 M M •"IROSINi »pa. e heater «*»• t S< s T »nu . apac >t* • «e •r w \.#< r f . r *..•* * » • . ' 1 ;• r . i t f <"e**age ♦ ' •tv ' th v *v O U A U tv N Rogers l‘ 12' 4447 M A G N A V O I M l e . U| O •* se * *e * * h 17) /i)4 ( O N I R f t i #V0R h .... (1 r *i: J H™ lAil™M A //»,*) / " Irk TOYOTA ; c n LAND r 9 X lONCWOOO 1»" H HWY 4*4 nr m GET YOUR ONE-TIME PRICE! PAYMENTS! TERMS! KWt 4*6 TOYOTALAND OFFERS LOW LEASE PAYMENTS! PRICE: SERVICE: SATISFACTION: The lowest prices and the biggest savings in Florida aren t goals at Toyotaland. they re the wav w e do business. Our NEW OWNER­ SHIP is c o m m itte d to saving you m ore than any other dealer on every new Toyota car & truck and we stand behind every price, everytim e! w e are one of the h ig h e s t RATED TOYOTA SERVICE GROUPS IN THE SOUTHEAST. & we want to earn vo ur trust for a lifetim e Our sales team will satisfy your every need w i t h c o u r t e s y & FRIENDLINESS We re taking CUSTOMER SATIS FACTION into the 90 s with o ur new ownership The New Toyotaland is backed by a $500 m il l io n DOLLAR DEALER GROUP The other Toyota Dealers in our g ro u p nave w on PRESIDENT S AWARDS For EXCELLENCE We have the resources and the d e te r­ m ination to be #1 And w e guarantee YOU VE NEVER BEEN TREATED BETTER OR FELT MORE SATISFIED •r* e tp e r Patios d rives » rr e I sfimates* *74 )a7« • T R I A O M i l l v. ^ THE COMMITMENTS: HiMf P*<»%po» • »• r frqn•* *14' *V 1U 4474 trim , , [ \ ORLANDO • txERCISE BYCYCLE •*.»r\ St \>.|i<onr' | I* » e r * *• r#t' i#f'd'liijn k*' I t; *0 '■ I M tur f sther • IA O IIS • CAMRYS, COROLLAS, CELICAS, MR2 S, TERCELS, CRESSIDAS, AND SUPRAS a OESERT STORM CAROS • TXERCI SE *•»gom.i\t»'» New * ■ V * - * ** N • • nJ »r * ,fl'# r M> 1A»,n# • • * ~ • »♦ t**«l « » .t . r.rs PRESI DENT »*'•# ^ tO lJ'N A . 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 24, 1991 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 24, 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>, March 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/bfa4e5005dcec5527b330dd7443a6f54.pdf de9d20f642b2fb8e8b6fb566dc7c02e4 PDF Text Text Sanford H erald * . S e rv in g S a n fo rd , L a k e M a ry a n d S e m in o le C o u n ty sin c e 1 9 0 8 8 3 rd Y e a r. N o 190 — S a n lo r d . F lo r id a NCR’s plant to close By NICK PFEIFAUF Herald Staff Writer IN S ID E □ Seim ens Strom berg Carlson cuts 70. S ee SA. I.AKK MANY — An csilmalctl 2 Id eui|ilovi es at the NCR ( nip pi.ml. 1121X) Lake Kiiuiia Hoad, yvere iiolilied yesterday alteriinii tliat the cumpain's operations are unlnu to 1»»- I'r.idiiallv phased out liel yycell now anil the end ol tlie year S p o rts NCR's power Supply business anil oilier operations in Lake Mary have been dcsiuumu and m.11ml.n itirlnu power supply systems, a ciunpn in-m (omul m all computers l ln- business but not llu- physical plant. Is bi-ini' sold in MKI MieroKneruv. Inc . a niatiiilaeitiri-r nl |Hiwer supply systems headciuartereil In Carol Stream. Illinois. The sale price yvas not illseloseil Roberi Kramer, spokesperson lor ib e Like Marv NCR plant said. "MKI Is pisi buymu the business. The NCR plant in Lake Mary this morning not the hmldiuu MKI plans to construct ilielr mvii pi.ml souieyvlicre else In the Lake Marv area Imt as ol now 110 plans have been revealed Kramer said tin present NCR plant hulldmu will hi ottered lor sale to other companies atnuuil tin nation Lake Marv Mayor Randv Morris said the etty bad been exainlllliiK the probabtlltv ol such a closure inr a considerable lenuili "I lime He said "W e knew soiiiethlnn yvas L>oinii to happen iM-eause NCR lias been rctluclnij the numlier ol workers Irom a lili>li ol lad down to its present 210 Morris said 121 employees are production workers. w ith about ltd In the stall and m.maiicmcut areas The Mayor said hoyvevet "NCR has been the liltb I.truest employer In Lake Mary and w> II ceil,duly It.in- to lose them See NCR. 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I In s . u d t o e a r I y . lit 11 || l a l . o d o l s I ’ M i c e l l e I s o ld I . l u ll ! t i l l a n d ti 1 l e a l i a h i . • |I 1 1........ I ll b a i l a p p a i e n l l y I m .’ o I'lnoy.tl M onday m ubt I ' l u c i In i s m l �1A — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wednesday, April 3. 1991 N EW S FROM T H E REGION A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Man sets trap to catch alleged burglar THONOTOSASSA — A man tired of finding money missing when he returned from church stayed home Sunday morning and set an Easter trap, police say. W yley Johnson. 50. said he set up his own stukrmit after a Hillsborough Sheriff*s deputy told him he didn’t have much o f a case since no one had seen anyone breaking in. Frank TIHrcy McCrary. 19. o f nearby Dover, was charged with burglary. A neighbor told Johnson a red pickup truck arrived at their house on Sundays after they would go to church, said Sheriff's Capt. Richard Clprtano. Johnson said he called the sheriff's office last Thursday, saying he suspected McCrary, a youth who used to work for him around the house and drives a red pickup. Johnson said he was told his case would be stronger If he had seen someone break in. Judge says guidelines vague TA M PA — State guidelines for testing and maintaining breath analysis equipment used In Hillsborough County drunken driving cases are too vague, a Judge has ruled. Hillsborough County Judge Debra Bchnkc said Monday the rules don’t guarantee accuracy o f machine readings. Defense attorney Victor Pellegrino had challenged the validity o f breath analysis results In 26 drunken driving cases, claiming the rules governing testing and maintenance o f the units vary. After hearing testimony from state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services and Hillsborough sheriff's employees who inspect, test and maintain the equipment, the Judge agreed with Pellegrino. The 26 cases now will be considered on merits other than the breath analysis. Th e ruling affects only Hillsborough County. Grant will help children of Vietnam vets TALLAH ASSEE — The Marriage and Family Therapy Center at Florida State University has received a $132,000 grant to help children whose Vietnam veteran fathers may have been exposed to the defoliant Agent Orange, the school announced. The one-year renewable grant will provide counseling, consultation and education for veterans, children o f veterans and family members who may be close to them In North Florida. South Georgia and Alabama. Emphasis will be placed on the needs o f children with physical or developmental disabilities. Th e program, called the Vietnam Veterans Children's Project. Is expected to serve about 275 clients In 135 households, said Charles Flglcy. himself a Vietnam veteran and director o f the center. The grant Is funded by the Agent Orange Class Assistance Program, established through an out-of-court settlement In a large class-action suit against a number of chemical companies that produced Agent Orange. Baby bom in Mercedes-Benz BOCA RATON — A baby girl was doing well after Insisting on being bom two days early — In her parents' Mercedes-Benz, with dad getting Instructions over his cellular phone and mom sticking her head out the sunroof. Lindsay Ryan Silverman — all 7 pounds and 2 ouncer o f her — w as bom In the front seat Just after her parents pulled out of rush-hour traffic at 7:45 a.m. Monday. " I said. 'Steve. I'm In pain.' and he wus trying to get through the morning traffic. (Then) I said. 'Steve, pull over.’" a tired but happy _Lonj. Silverman,.ixraHr<i/CPUJ.Jhrr.mnm /if.IVrsl. Bns:’.Medical Center. "Y o u never think something like this Is going to happen to you. It's a good April Fool's story." she said before going home Tuesday, baby In tow. Subject of intense probe arrested MIAMI — Alberto San Pedro, subject of one of Dade County's most intensive corruption probes In the 1980s. was arrested by the FBI on charges o f racketeering, narcotics smuggling nnd money laundering. San Pedro was churged In an alleged scheme to smuggle cocaine througli the Bahamas Into Florida and money laundering. In the 1980s. the Hialeah businessman's claims of Influence peddling set off shock waves und Injured numerous people close to him. San Pedro counted police, officers. Judges and politicians among his friends. He was convicted of a fraction o f the many counts ugnlnst him and was released from prison In December 1989. San Pedro, was arrested ut 6 a.m. Tuesday ut Ills Hialeah home and FBI agents und Metro police searched his home. San Pedro worked out a deal to get Immunity by pleading guilty to charges of bribing an FBI agent In 1988. Ills utlnrncy said that deal mude It Illegal lo urrest him again Tuesdny. But U.S. Attorney Dexter Lehtlnen said that plea agreement went out the window when San Pedro lied lo a grand |urv. F ro m A s s o c ia t e d P re s s r e p o r ls LO TTERY MIAMI - Here are the winning numbers selected Tuesday in the Florida Lottery Cash 3 1-8-8 Wednesday. April 3. 1991 Vol 83. No 190 fu lliiM Daily and Sunday, tutyl Saturday ky Th* Santord Harald. Inc.. MS N. French Aye.. Sinlord Fia m n . Second Clou PotUg* Paid at Sontord. Florida Mttl POSTMASTER: Send addrett change* to THE SANFORD HERAIO. PO Boi lijr. Sanford. FL m il. Subunptwn Ratos tDaily A Sunday) Ham# Delivery A Mall I Monthi Slt.Se S Monttn .............. sit te I Veer SfSM Florida Rettdenli mutl pay *\ talet lac in addiltan te rale* above Phone lu ll m 1*11 By SANDRA W ALIW SK I Associated Press Writer PALM BEACH - This Island Is abuzz over an alleged rape on th e K e n n e d y e s t a t e , but neighbors o f the $3 million former "w inter White House" are reserving Judgment until all the facts are In. "T h ey're a fixture In the Palm Beach com m unity." said George Preston, a longtime Palm Beach resident who lives down the street from the Kennedys. “ I think It's kind of unfair, all of this Innuendo, without any facts as to what happened. W e don't even know that this Is true." Investigators have not filed charges In the case and have declined to say whether anyone associated with the Kennedy family Is n suspect, said Palm Beach Police spokesman Craig Gunkcl. That hasn't stopped more than 100 media organizations. In­ cluding the London tabloids and television scandal shows, from contacting Palm Beach police after a woman reported she was ra|>ed Inside the estate early Saturday. "I got at least 12 different calls from L on d on ." Gunkcl said. "Th is Is definitely the clamor of the town the Inst two days." An elderly woman who lives across the street from the Medi­ terranean revival-style mansion built In 1925 said everyone In town Is caught up In the story but not leaping to conclusions. I l ’ m enth ralled w ith them and every­ th in g that happens to them. I find them f a s c in a t in g — not always admirable. 3 -Ruth K an * ’ ’ T h e K en n ed ys have the charisma about them that no matter what they do. they get a lot o f publicity." said the woman who declined to give her name. "T h e y haven't proved anything ... If Joe Blow did It. nobody would give It a thought.” U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy was with his son. Patrick, and n e p h e w , W illia m K e n n e d y Smith. Friday night at the Palm Beach lounge Au Bar, Patrick Kennedy said Tuesday. S m ith Is the son o f T e d Kennedy's older sister, Jean Kennedy Smith, and the late Stephen Smith, a New York businessman. Both the senator and his 24-year-old son. a member o f the Rhode Island House of Repre­ s e n t a t iv e s . sa id th e y had nothing to do with the Incident. S m i t h . 3 0 . a s t u d e n t at Georgetown University School of M edicine, w as staying w ith frie n d s T u es d a y night and couldn't be reached for com ­ ment. Patrick Kennedy said he was asleep at the time of the alleged rape, docs not know the woman Involved and docs not know whose guest she was. "T h q girl is not someone I know. She was not a guest of mine. I assume she was a guest of one o f my cousins." Patrick Kennedy told The Providence Juumnl-Bullctin. " I never saw who came back (from the bar) with her." He refused to say which cous­ ins were at the compound or give their names, except to say that several cousins were there. Police Identified the victim of the alleged assault only as a 30-ycar-old Palm Beach County woman. The Palm Beach Post reported today that she has a child and socializes regularly at nightspots on the exclusive Island. Police Chief Joe Terllzzesc said Investigators were sent to the Kennedy compound shortly after she made the complaint Saturday afternoon, but by then the woman's alleged assailant had left Palm Beach, according to a report In the Sun-Sentinel of Fort Lauderdale today. While police released very lit­ tle new Information Tuesday, saying they did not want to compromise the case, news of the alleged rape was the gossip of the town. "It's deja vu for the family. I'm enthralled with them and every­ thing that happens to them.” said Ruth Kane, visiting from nearby Boca Raton. " I find them fascinating — not always admi­ rable.” Woman will be institutionalized Pie ce s of husband found buried in the back yard Assoelatad F ra il FORT LAUDERDALE - A Fort Lauderdale woman will not lie extradited to Hong Kong to fate charges that she hacked her Chinese husband lo death and then buried him In their backyard. Prosecutors In Hong Kong have agreed to drop their request that Nordn Serrano Winkler. 34. lie relumed to Hong Kong I n ' exchange for an ugreemeni Unit she will be committed to a mental iiiHlItiillon In the United States. ---— m ' ,inu|giavi»tTnh](fcTiiwirTini(»CTica'(iJiinirfr' motion Hied In federal court by Winkler's attorneys. Winkler's extradition hearing had been set for Tuestluy. It was postponed as a result of the pending agreement. Winkler has since remarried and gave birth to n girl late last year. The child Is being cared for by Winkler's mother. Winkler was arrested on Sept. 6 by U.S. marshals on charges filed In Hong Kong that she murdered her husband In April 1989. The murder investigation began after a gardener unearthed parts of the remains o f Winkler's husband. 34-year-old Michael Chan Chi-Lok. while tilling a backyard sweet potato plot. Police reports suggest that Chan was stabbed to death on the couple's wuterbed and that Winker sawed htm Into sections. She placed the sections In a large suitcase and carried them one-by-one to u series o f shallow graven In the backyard. Winkler" told police at ul riejg hbo rs t Itat _hcr_ ~fiiisbaiul” hari* fcIt hong Kong lor the United Stales. She closed up the couple's townhou.se and returned to Fort Lauderdale. P o lic e w e r e u n a b le to v e r i f y C h a n 's whereabouts. But detectives opened a murder Investigation when Ills body was discovered. Kookaburra Aviary dedicated By MCK PPUPAUF H erald Staff W rlttr S A N F O R D -T h e Central Florida Zoological Park will fo r m a lly open Ita new K o o k a b u r r a A v ia r y Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m. with a brief review and an exhibit centered on these fascinating* and un­ usual Australian birds. In cooperation with the L a u g h in g K o o k a b u r r a e s ta b lis h m e n t a t W a lt Disney’s Buena Vista Pal­ ace. the zoo display will consist o f a large flight area complete with the type of trees and plants that are n o r m a l In t h e b i r d 's overseas home territory. John Muazynskl. Bever­ age Manager at the Palace said. "There to a natural tie-in with the zoo and the Kookaburra and we are p leased to su pp ort the community by sponsoring this new addition to the z o o ." T h e kookabu rra, also k n o w n a s t h e G ia n t K i n g f i s h e r , n o r m a lly stands about one foot high and weighs slightly over ten ounces. It speaks In a chuckle that grows louder as It progresses, sounding as though It Is calling Its own name. Th e call, ac­ cording to experts, to the w ay a kookaburra Iden­ tifies his territory. The sound was quite familiar as one o f the bird calls com­ m only heard In many of the original Tartan movies, although the Ape Man was supposedly In Africa and the bird Is a native of Australia and New Guinea. T h e z o o h a s tw o kookaburras. The 1 yearold male was provided by t h e J a c k s o n Z o o In Mississippi. T h e fem ale kookabu rra is about 6 months old and was hand raised at the Baton Rouge Zoo In Louisiana. Members of the general public are Invited lo attend ,t the ribbon cutting ceremo­ ny and. grand .opening.of.,.. •thc-utepkry.—Th*—C tn o a r* Florida Zoological Park Is located on Highway 17-92. Just east from exit 52 on Interstate-4. Chiles lobbies to pass hospital assessment By CURT ANDERSON Associated Press Writer TALLAH ASSEE G ov. Luwton Chiles Is putting du­ llard sell on lawmakers to pass Iris proposed hospital assess­ ment Increase for charity care, hut votes are dlflieult to come liy. "H e's got really au Idea and no votes." said House Speaker T.K. Wethcrcll. D Daytona Beach. The House today was sched­ uled lo vote tor a bill lhat would transfer some o f the state's jiower over education to local sch ool d is tric ts , a con cept commnnlv called "accountabili­ ty." Under the hill (CS-HB 2343). Florida schools could Ignore dozens of education programs devised by lawmakers In the past. In exch a n ge for that g rea te r fle x ib ility , h ow ever, schools' (H-rformance would be reported to both the public and the state. Rep. Douglas "T im " Janierson said the legislation would reju­ venate Florida education by In­ creasing parental responsibility and local control. In spite of the billions of dollars spent by the Legislature til the past, things haven't Im­ proved. said Janierson. noting ixxir teacher pay. dropping col­ lege test scores, and the dropout and teen-age pregnancy rates. A similar bill (CS-SB 20541 was approved Tuesday by a Senate co m m itte e, but the measure could face a more difficult test In the upper cham­ ber. Chiles, during a lunch meeting T u esd a y at lhe G o v e r n o r ’ s Mansion with eight leading legislators, came up with a new twist to the assessment Increase, dubbed a “ sick tax" by wellfinanced opponents who claim it will drive up health costs for patients who can pay. The governor's latest plan w ou ld ra is e S I 6 0 m illio n , enough to offset a $61 million deficit In a fund that helps pay for poor people's health care and p a y fo r his $ 9 1 .5 m illio n "H ea lth y Sturt" Initiative to provide more prenatal treatment. The new plan would Impose a new assessment scale on hospi­ tal net revenue of between 0.5 percent and 2.9 percent. The current assessment Is 1.5 |»ercent, und Chiles' previous plan would have had the celling at 3.5 percent. The governor also unveiled u plan in which three of Florida’s biggest counties — Dade. Duval and H illsb orou gh — would funnel a combined $86.5 million to the stale as a match for federal indigent health care money. 1 THE WEATHER LOCAL FORECAST (USP* Ul ISO) Town buzzes over alleged rape at Kennedy estate EXTENDED OUTLOOK T od a y: Partly clou dy amt breezy. High In the low 80s. Wind east 15-20 mph. r \jvv y \j-a Tonight: Mostly fair. Low near 60. Wlnde-ist 10to I5m pli. FRIDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAY TUESDAY Thursday: Partly cloudy and PtlyCldy 75-50 Sunny 75-54 PtlyCldy 80-55 Sunny 70-50 PtlyCldy 70-56 breezy. High In the upper 70s lo lower 80s. Wind cust 15 to 20 mph. STATISTICS MOON PHASES Extended forecast: Mostly cloudy throughout the period. THURSDAY: The high tem perature In Chance o f showers und thun­ NEW SO LUNAR TABLE: Min. 9:55 Sanford Tuesday was 75 de­ LAST derstorms Sal unlay and Sun­ March 16 a.m.. 10:25 p.m.; MaJ 3:45 a.m.. grees and the overnight low was March 8 day. Highs will he In the 80s and 3 4:10 p.m. TIDES: D ay ton a 53 as reported by the University lowstn the 60s. Beach: highs. 11:12 a.m.. 11:40 of Florida Agricultural Research p in.: lows. 5 27 a.m.. 5:16 p.m.; and Education Center. Celery N ew Sm yrna Beach: highs. Avenue. FULL FIRST 11:17 u in.. 1145 p m.; lows. R ecord ed rainfall for the March 23 March 30 5.32 5 21 p.m.: Cocos lierlod. ending 9 a m. Wednes­ Beach: highs. 11:32 a.m.. m id­ day. totalled 0 Inches. FLORIDA TEMPS night: lows. 5:47 a.m.. 5:36 p.m. The temperature at 9 a.m City Mi Lo Pci today w as 72 d egrees and 00 ApftltchtcoU 74 SI Wednesday's overnight low was Otyton* BtAvh 47 00 n BOATING BEACH CONDITIONS FI l*u«J B«*ch 74 At 00 58. as recorded by the National Fori M ftM 00 54 •i Weather Service at the Orlando Daytona Beach: Waves are 7$ G*tn$t«ill$ 4J 00 St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet International Airport. Mora#tl$$d •0 00 M 4 fret and rough Current Is to j Sm all craft advisory in effect. J ACkWJOv'H# 44 00 74 Other Weather Service data Tonight and Thursday: Wind tin north with a water tempera­ Key *•$» to 00 70 Tuesday's high................78 ture o f 68 degree* New Smyrna east 20 knots. Seas 5 lo 7 feel. l M M M Barometric pressure.30.28 V ism i 74 00 4) Beach: Waves are 3-4 tret and Bay and inland waters choppy. 47 Relative Humidity....57 pet 00 n choppy Cnrrcnt ts tij the Isolated showers. real W ito U II 00 n W in d .......... -..East 14 mph Tgiighattra 00 •i if north, with a water temperature R ain fall..... ..................0 In. T pnp* 90 so 00 ol 68 degrees Vero Ac* St 00 74 Today's sunset.... 6:44 p.m. A Psim B#4Kh 00 47 n Tom orrow's sunrise....6:12 C NATIONAL TEMPS Tomporoturoi indicoto provioui cUv high«ndov«rnightlow tolp m EST City — Hi -U -Prc Ollk Anchorog* 44 24 clr A tlanU 7 t 47 cdy Atlantic City 52 20 cdy Aultin 74 52 cdy Baltimore 52 21 Cdy Billing! 71 42 «dy Birmingham 71 41 cdy Blwnarck 75 24 clr Botta 41 21 04 cdy Bov Ion 51 27 15 Ctr Burling ton.VI 45 24 to clr Charlatton.SC At 57 cdy Charlatlon.W Va 57 22 clr C har lotto N C 74 44 cdy Chicago 51 24 rn Cleveland 40 21 cdy Concord. N H SO 22 05 dr D aiiat Ft Worth 71 54 cdy Dan w r 54 42 clr D ai M om ei 4t 42 cdy Datroll if 24 rn Hartford 4 f 21 05 clr Honolulu 74 44 04 dr Indianapoflt 54 » rn Jack ton M i l l 74 41 cdy Kan ta t City 70 44 rn L a i V agal 75 4« dr Little Rock 74 44 rn L01 Angelei 70 SO dr Louiiville 41 24 rn Memphit 74 44 rn Milwaukee 45 24 rn M plt St Paul 41 24 cdy Nathviiie 74 41 rn New Or learn 74 45 cdy New York City 51 J7 dr Nor folk .Ve 41 44 cdy Oklahoma City 42 51 02 cdy Omaha 72 45 cdy PS i la eiphie 51 24 • 1 cdy Phoeni. 74 54 clr Pitttburgh 47 20 cdy PorttandOre 54 47 05 rn P ro n drrK v $4 24 01 clr SI Lovlt a 44 rn Salt Lake City 42 40 dr �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Wednesday. April 3, 1991 — 3A Cham ber seeks secretary of year POLICE BRIEFS BE------- '________________ !____ By NICK P n iP A U F Herald Staff Writer Shots fired at car SANFORD — Sem inole County S h eriffs deputies arc Investigating the shooting o f a vehicle Tuesday morning, parked at the Reddick Memorial First Baptist Church. 3155 Kings Road In Sanford. Henrietta Williams who lives near the church, on Byrd Avenue reported she thought she heard possibly ns many as four gunshots being fired while she was at her home, and contacted the Sheriff's office. When Investigators arrived they found that four bullets had been fired from an unknown type firearm, hitting the windshield o f the 1989 Dodge van In the church parking lot. The bullets did not fully penetrate the glass. The Incident Is under further Investigation. SANFORD — The Greater Sanford Cham­ ber of Commerce has started this year's search for the person, male or female, to be named as 1991 Secretary o f the Year.’ Persons within Ihc area served by the Chamber arc asked to submit their written nominations by no later than April 15. The nominations should list those attributes that should be considered In selecting the winner. All nominations will be reviewed by the Man charged with stealing plants S e n a te : SANFORD — A Sanford man was arrested Monday night for stealing two plants from a west 25th Street nursery. Billie James Matthews. 44. 2952 Bungalow Blvd.. was charged with burglary at 10:30 p.m by the Seminole County sheriffs special burglary surveillance team. He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $1,000 bond. According to arrest reports. David Floyd, owner of 23th Street Nursery, reported plants and tools had been taken from his business several times during recent weeks. The special stake-out team set up a surveillance o f the business Monday night when they reported seeing Matthews approach the business pushing a a grocery cart. Countdown smooth for launch k e e p A a a * e la t«l Brass TALLAHASSEE Teen-age parents and pregnant g irls should no longer be allowed to drop out of school If they arc under 16 the Florida Senate decided Tuesday. The Senate voted 39-0 for a bill (SB 1114) by Sen. Eleanor Wrlnslock. D-Wcst Palm Beach, that would end those exem p­ tions to the stntc's compulsory education law. The bill next goes Secretary o f the Year Committee, and the name o f the winner will lx* kept secret until Just prior to the lime the award Is to be given out. winner was Joyce Stelnmcyer Thompson, secretary for Sanford Attorney Jim Barks. Members o f the selection committee Include Chnmlx-r President Jim Young. Job Services of Florida Manager Cheryl Maughn. and two persons who have won the award during past years. Even though there are an Increasing number of men doing secretarial work. Farr reported no male has ever won the award. "M u ch less," he added, "n s far as 1 remember, no one has even nominated any males for the secretary award, but who knows, there Is always a first time.” The Chamber's Executive Director Dave Farr said he believes tills will be at leas! the tenth consecutive year the Chamber has conducted the secretary search. Last year's The annual award will be presented to the winner during the Secretary of the Year Luncheon on April 26 at 12 noon, at a location still to be determined. p re g n a n t te e n s in s c h o o l single male school districts have teen parent progrnms that Include child care, health and other services, according to state education officials. The state pays school districts $-1,516 for each full­ time student In the parenting programs. to the House. "T h e major cause or drop outs In girls in our slate is pre­ gnancy." Wclnstock said. "Tills bill Just says ... that nil young people up to the age of 16 should be required to go to school." Existing law makes school attendance compulsory for all ch ild ren from 6 to 16 but exem pts pregnant girls and teen parents who do not have access to child care. Virtually all o f Florida's 67 F trotm S Q O O T y o u n g ntvtr-marnM UA malee who hevt had t t KVf t i n t m o i n e Ag* AH BOck WNtS Hispanic 15 32.6% *6-6% 35.6% 32.8% In 1988. 2.328 babies were born to mothers 15 and under. Only 712 girls under 16 were in teen parent program s as o f February of this year. ts 69.9 70.1 66.7 17 65.6 •9.6 59.1 n ia r q 672 GRAPHICS [a rd e n By MARCIA DUNN A P A erospace Writer___________ center ) CAPE CANAVERAL - NASA today quietly counted down the seconds to Friday's launch of Atlantis with a 17-ton gamma ray observatory. The five-day mission will also feature the first spacewalk by Americans In more than five years. The countdown, which began Tuesday, proceeded uninter­ rupted toward a 9:18 a.m. liftoff. It will be the first shuttle flight of 1991. A tlantis' five-m em ber crew w ill release the ob servatory midway through the flight. It is the heaviest sclentlllc spacecraft ever carried by a space shuttle and takes up about h a lf o f Atlantis' 60-foot cargo bay. Im mense collection devices are needed because o f the rela­ tively rare and random occur­ rence o f gamma rays, the most e n e rg e tic ra d ia tion k n ow n . T h e s e ra y s , e m it te d fro m pulsating and exploding stars and other _ violent objects. are ln'vTsTbfe Iroifi the ground! The $600 million observatory will survey the entire sky during its mission o f at least two years. "W e are very excited about what we know we're going to sec based on previous missions and theoretical analysts." said NASA project scientist Donald Knlffcn. "But It's the unexpected that really adds to the excitem ent." 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Naaia, laacvttva (ditar Laura tsNIis, AdvsrNiku Director SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month*.................................$19 50 6 Month*.................................. 939.00 I Year ....................................978.00 aal pay 9% aataa laa In i toretaat' E D ITO R IA LS Nuclear power A rev iva l o f th e nu clear p o w er Indu stry is essential to a co m p reh en sive national e n e rg y stra teg y a im ed at red u cin g A m e rica 's d e ­ p en den ce on Im ported oil. T h e 112 nu clear plants op eratin g In the U nited States tod a y p rovide 20 percent o f the n a tion ’s electricity. But ru n aw ay costs, pu blic opposition and concern s about safety and th e en viron m en t h ave stym ied expansion o f this vita l en erg y source. N o n ew plants h a ve been proposed since 1978; betw een 1974 and 1989.111 planned facilities w ere canceled. A s part o f his national en erg y blu eprint. President Bush has proposed to rem ove som e o f the obstacles to nuclear pow er b y slm pllfy in g the licen sin g process for n ew plants. T h e adm inistration also supports the d e v e l­ o p m en t o f new . safer reactor designs and th e estb llsh m en t o f perm anent facilities to d is­ pose o f high-level nuclear wactes. T h e w aste Issue has a ptly been co lled n u clear p ow er’s A ch illes' heel. R ad ioactive sp en t fuel ls accu m ulating In coolin g ponds at c o m m e rc ia l reactors around the c o u n try becau se there Is n o perm anent disposal site. A lth o u g h these w astes are being stored safely, the lack o f a long-term rep ository retard s the fu rth er developm en t o f n u clear pow er. S ecretary o f E n ergy Jam es W a tk in s has asserted that nu clear pow er's future m a y h in ge on resolution o f the waste disposal problem . T o o v erco m e this problem . C ongress In 19b2 en acted the N u clear W a ste P olicy A ct. It d irected the D epartm ent o f E n ergy to design and op erate an underground rep ository that w ou ld adhere to E n viron m en tal Protection A g e n c y standards and be licensed b y the N u clear R e g u la to ry C om m ission . In 1987. C ongress selected Y u cca M ountain. N ev., 190 m iles northw est o f L as V egas, fo r detailed stu dy ‘SuTA.Xtft J o r jS w p gtvjkjgvt. 1 1A j l iriJftifc n C £ o f high-level nu clear wastes. T h e state of Nevada, how ever, has refused to gran t the en vironm en tal perm its necessary to b egin len gth y geological studies o f the site. T h e D ep artm en t o f E n ergy sued the state, w in n in g a federal court ord er co m p ellin g N eva d a to Issue the perm its. T h e rulin g w as later u pheld b y the 9th U.S. C ircu it C ourt o f A p p eals. T h e Suprem e C ou rt d ecid ed on M arch 4 to let the decision stand. But the D ep artm en t o f E n ergy Is con cern ed that N ev a d a m a y d e fy the court ord er nonetheless. . It Is c ritic a lly im portant to proceed w ith stu d ies that w ill determ in e w h eth er Y u cca M ou ntain Is an acceptable site o r w h eth er a n o th er site m ust be found. T h a t’s w h y the Bush adm in istration Is seek in g legislation to a llo w the stu d ies to proceed w ith o u t state ap p roval. T h e federal g overn m en t also should vig o ro u s ly pursue a program au th orized by C on gress In 1987 to d eve lo p a M onitored R e trie va b le S to ra g e fa cility to store sp en t fuel u ntil the first perm an en t repository is ready. O b s ta c le s to d e v e lo p m e n t o f a w a s te rep ository a re political, not technical. T h ere a re 3 9 ,1 1 0 to n s o f spent fu el fro m all c o m m e rc ia l n u celar en erg y op eration s In the U n ited States. A ll o f this spent fuel w ou ld fit in to a space the size o f sin gle w arehouse 200 fe et b y 200 feet. T h e N ational A ca d em y o f S c ien c es and the N uclear R egu latory C o m ­ m is s io n h a v e r e p e a te d ly co n clu d ed that p erm a n en t disposal o f high-level w aste In d e ep g eo lo gic form ations is w ell w ithin the ca p a b ility o f cu rren t scien ce and en gin eering. T h e w a s te disposal ob stacles m ust be su rm ou n ted so that nu clear pow er can live up to its potential as a clean and safe en ergy altern ative. S in ce the oil-producing nations first ex to rted th e industrialized w orld w ith th e 1973 em b a rg o , n u clear plants h a ve redu ced A m e ric a 's dependence on petroleum Im ports by 740,000 barrels a day. T h is a m ou n ts to 4.3 billion barrels sin ce 1973. N u clea r p o w e r's contribution can and should b e expanded. BEN W A T T E N B E R G Separate but superior television Consider this moment in race relations: Basketball teams with mostly black players, with mostly white cheerleaders leading en­ thusiastic and m ostly white fans. In once lily-white universities, compete heroically for a national basketball championship, on national television. In a mostly white nation. At the same time we see a video clip o f white policemen beating a helpless black former criminal. At the same time Bill Cosby has the best ratings. Michael Jackson has the best contract. Eddie Murphy makes the most popular movies. Michael Jordan makes the best moves. Colin Powell fights the best wars, and all arc folk heroes. At the same time the black homicide rate Is sky-high. At the same time Gov. L. Douglas Wilder. D-Va., who Is black, announces that he may run for president. At the same time many Democrats seek to back off from what President Bush called "a quota bill." At the same time the census shows that the black population In middle-class suburbs Is growing rapidly, but the rates o f black single- parent households have also soared. Is there a unifying Idea here? Only this: It ,ls not a simple Issue, nor a simple moment. And 11 will get more complex. A c c o r d in g ly . I commend "Separate But E q u a l." a m ln ls e r le s on ABC-TV. This Sunday and Monday. It's crackling-good te le v is io n d ra m a . "S e p a r a te But Equal” Is also a sepa­ rate and su p erior film because It does not present a story abou t b lack s and . w h ite s In s im p le b la c k a n d w h it e terms. B row n v. B oard c r a c k lin g - g o o d E d u c a tio n (1 9 5 4 ) te le v is io n was the first big de­ d ra m a , j cision rendered by E a r l W a r r e n 's S u p rem e C o u rt. . Brown lllegallzed Clt'8 school segregation and began an era o f Judicial activism whose fruits we are still digesting; or Indlgestlng. The Brown v. Board story has often come down to us as a simple matter o f Racist R e d n e c k s v s . W a r r e n 's A n g e l a . B u t wrlter-dlrector-co-producer George C. Stevens Jr. offers some complexity. Race segregation was a monstrous wrong. But as "Separate But Equal" shows, that was not disputed among the Supreme Court justices, liberals or conservatives. School segregation was the law In some states. Could the law be changed? How? Congress couldn't, or wouldn't, pass new law or amend the Constitution. In Plessy v. Ferguson (1896). the court had ruled that "separate but equal" schools conformed to 14th Amendment pro­ visions for "equal protection o f the la w ." So we see honorable men desperately trying to square morality and righteousness with legality and democracy. The righteous, and appropriate, heroes are the NAACP's Thurgood Marshall (played by Sidney Poltler) and Earl Warren (Richard Klley). It was a mighty victory. JACK ANDERSON Stormin’ Norman more than general ELLEN G O O D M A N Generation gap is electronic BOSTON — It Is evening when my mother, whose life ls booby-trapped by technology, calls.-She Is having an electronic breakdown. The television set that once merely and manually went on and off. now requires a series of Instructions before It will obey. There are numbers to be entered on two remote controls that are not remotely within her control at this moment. Something has gone awry. T o avoid an emergency house cull. I talk her through the system, step-by-step. The scene Is not unlike the old war movie In which a shlp-to-shore appendectomy ls performed by telephone. Eventually, the patient Is saved. I hang up the phone (lush with my own prowess, more than a bit Intolerant o f my elder's difficulty coping with the television. The word I use Is "ph ob ic." The feeling I have Is superior. But my smugness doesn't last long. Within days I am confronted by m y own younger generation. They cannot understand why I am not up to speed — thelf speed — on the equipment we share. Why do I hesitate to program the VCR? W hy have we never logged on the new computer program. It's really, we ure told. fun. The feeling that I have Is of Incompetence. What I am describing Is nothing unique to my family. There Is a three-generallonal model o f technological life In America. Seven ­ tysom ething m eets fortysom ething meets twcntysomethlng. The model has become the central sitcom of modern times. All across America, ten-yearolds ure called from their bedrooms to work the video camera: 12-year-olds are wrenched from th e ir h om ew ork to p rogram the VCK: 14-year-olds come hme from dates to fix the glitch In the computer. We find It amusing, take It for granted, and rarely think ubout the vast revolution that has turned the genratlons upside-down. Techno­ logical change has done something our ancestors would huve never believed: made experts of the young. In part, this Is the story o f America Itself. When Immigrants came to this country, they left behind not only the language but the cultural knowledge that made them surelooted guides through the old traditional world. In America, their children betame interpreters of new words and ways. Now earh generation emigrates to a new technological country. Elders learn tills technology as u second language, haltingly. Imperfectly. Chldren grow up bilingual. The puce ol chnage seems to make experi­ ence obsolete. It's one o f the things about being a parent now. Fewer of us have u skill to teach our children. Fewer children apprentice themselves to us u:t adults. Therr an- times when we lose confidence that what we have to teach has any meaning. A man becomes a printer and his grand­ children lay out newspoaper pages on com­ puters. A woman learns the Intricacies of preserving food and her children buy a refrigerator. One generation has a storehouse of home remedies and the next generation takes penicillin. For every man who teaches his child to fish there Is another who tries to learn Nintendo from that same child. The things that el­ ders still show the young — how to hit a ball, plant a tree, tell a sto ry — h ave become peripheral to their dally economic survival. They are stu ff o f a vocation rather than vocation. Indeed, parents and C l h e fe elin g children spend their that I have Is time together before, of uftcr. around work. in com peten ce. J W e h ave becom e each other's extra­ curricular activity. (null of this, the one subject that the elders are entrusted with as If It had some permanence Is "fam ily life." We arc told to teach ur children "valu es." But we all forget that values were once learned while watching while working, beside the older generation. Values came In the conversation over a shoe lust or the hem of a skirt. Respect came from the knowledge of the older generation and the acknowledgement o f the young. T h e wonder. Is that technology hasn't severed the cord between generations, but Just frayed It. The wonder Is that the older generation still Is expert In a subject that never becomes obsolete: life. Skill comes quickly, but wisdom comes. If at all. slowly. Technology favors the young, but the soft information about our human kind, our own behavior, nerds aging. In the end. It's not a bad exchange for a little problem with the VCR. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor ure welcome. All letters must be signed Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should lx- on a single subject and be as hrtel us |xu>sit>lc.. Letters arc subject to editing WASHINGTON - The hero o f Operation Desert Storm. Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf. Is expected, as his next conquest, to take America by storm. He will be com ing home soon to a tumultuous welcome. Already, polls acclaim him to be the most popular American — a notch above President Bush himself. That has unnerved some White H o u s e p o l i t i c o s w h o a re p r i v a t e l y apprehensive about this burly, blunt-talking military hero with the no-nonsense manner and outreachlng humor. Schwarzkopfs party affiliation Is Independent, but there Is talk in Washington that he leans toward the Demo­ crats. Americans are Just g e ttin g acquainted w ith Schwarzkopf, who may continue to play a role In their lives. They need a closer look at the kUSUKr -face* -kcfc&tdthe warrior's mask. So Z eb ra B ooks asked us to dig Into his background and present his life story In a paperback book. For two Intensive weeks, our staff has engaged In the Jour­ f Am erica is in nalistic equivalent of need of a hero the two-mlnutc drill. and has found W e Interviewed more one. J than 100 o f his fami­ ly members, friends, co-workers and crit­ ics. President Bush even contributed a couple of anecdotes. America Is In need o f a hero and has found one. In Vietnam. Schwarzkopf was a muddy-boots commander whose first priority was the welfare of his troops. Once, he stepped gingerly across a minefield to rescue a screaming, flailing private who had been mangled by a land mine. Another time, Schwarzkopf dashed through enem y territory to rescue some Injured soldiers who had been separated from his unit. He repeatedly demonstrated a remark­ able physical courage. During one firelight, he was wounded, yet refused to take cover or be medically evacuated until his mission was accomplished. Despite Schwarzkopfs battlefield heroics, he never lost his humanity, or his humility. He Is a general who hates war and Is repulsed by those who glory In It. He encountered generals In Vietnam whom he described os 'war lovers." "T h ey scared the living hell out o f m e." he told us. By his standards, they're "n ot very good generals." Schwarzkopf kept a well-thumbed, camou­ flage-covered Bible beside his bed In Saudi Arabia. Yet. according to his family, he is not a Sunday-go-to-meeting Christian. His sister. Sally Schwarzkopf, said she wouldn't call him religious. " I would call him spiritual." At the dawn o f Desert S torm . Gen. Schwarzkopf assembled his full staff In the war room In Riyadh and asked the chief chaplain. Col. David Peterson, to pray for the protection of his troops. Then Schwarzkopf ordered the playing of one o f his favorite songs. Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the U SA." "W ar Is an Intensely personal, emotional experience for everyone that Is Involved In it." Schwarzkopf lias said. "A n d you know you have to draw your strength from whatever sources you draw your strength from ." Those who know Schwarzkopf expect him to throw his great weight Into a cause, but they don't think that cause will be politics. He dropped this small hint: One o f his historical heroes Is Chief Joseph, of the Ncz Perce Indian tribe. For years. Chief Joseph out­ fought and outmaneuvrrrd superior federal forces. He never surrendered. Then one day. he simply quit and declared with finality: " I will fight no more forever." Footnote: Although Schwarzkopf hates the nickname, we've titled our book "Storm in' Norman." because Americans use It as a term o f endearment. He prefers the nickname "B ear." which matches his hulking size. �Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida — Wednesday. April 3, 1991 — SA Seimens Stromberg Carlson cuts 70 jobs in Lake Mary Herald S ta ll W riter LAKE MARV — The Siemens Strom berg Carlson plant on Rinehart Road In Lake Mary has reported a stair reduction of approximately 70 persona. Public Relations Spokesperson Alice Andors at the company's main office In Boca Raton said the cutback was lor only persons in administration and operation a n d d id n o t I n v o l v e a n y manufacturing Jobe. “ Siemens Stromberg Carlson la presently Involved In a several million dollar Improvement proJect In I Lake M ary." she said, “ to lelp modernize the facility for help NCR---------Contlaaod frawi Pagi 1A Sheriff speaks In Lake Mary n geriwas the Sem inole County Sheriff Don E sllnger guest speaker at the Lake Mary Cham ber of C o m m e rce b u sin e ss meeting at Heathrow Country C lu b this morning. D iscu ssin g law enforcem ent were, left to right, P olice Chief C h a rles Lauderdale, cham ber member Tom Pow ers, Eallnger, Board member Brent Caril and V ic e President Jo h n Siegel. Cease-fire vote expected ■y N T H IJ AM U SPIBLMANN A sso cia te d P ress Writer_______ I* ' UNITED NATIONS - As dip­ lomats wound up work on a ceasc-flrc resolution that would strip Baghdad of Its biological and chemical weapons. France urged the Security Council to get involved In efforts to halt Iraq's civil war. But the United States. Britain and the Soviet Union all In­ dicated that the French proposal would not be Included In the resolution, which diplomats said would be passed after the Secu­ rity Council reconvenes today. T h e 3.700-word resolution, spelling out conditions for Iraq's capitulation. Intends to render Saddam Hussein Incapable of threatening his neighbors for the rest o f the century. Fighting ended Feb. 28 be­ tween Iraqi and allied armies after Saddam's forces were drlv, e q (rqmKuwulJ. But (.he destruc­ tion d lm lic h o f the Iraqi'ruler's '* aflU y'cdco'uyiiffcd'y feVufUb^_m ' norThernanrfsouthern Iraq After Initial successes that saw them seize dozens o f major cities. Shiite Muslim-led in­ su rg en ts In the south and Kurdish fighters were defeated b y S a d d a m 's b etter-a rm e d forces. A U.S. declaration of neutrality In Iraq's Internal affairs spurred the victory, o f pro-Saddam forces, as Washington spumed rebel pleas that it down the helicopter gunshlps Iraq was using against the insurgents. In Paris, Foreign Minister Roland Dumas said France was asking that the United Nations Intervene to "stop the actions of exterm ination" against Kurds. F ra n c e's a ctin g U.N. am ­ bassador. Jean-Marc Rochcrcau dc la Suhllcre. sought a resolu­ Police Continued from Page 1A officers mentioned was Instant legal representation Tor the of­ ficer during a shooting or similar In cid en t when the o fficer's Judgement may be questioned. Officers who asked not to be Identified out of fear o f retribu­ tion from supervisors said the legal service was one of their main reasons for wanting to create a local FOP lodge. S a n f o r d c o m m is s io n e r s Herbert "W h llc y " Ecksleln and Bob Thomas support the officer right to organize and say a union might help department relations. Other services offered by an FOP lodge could benefit the city, organizers say. If the city hasn't budgeted replacement o f a small Item such as llashllghts. the local lodge may write out a check as a donation to the d e p a r t m e n t to m a k e th e purchase. "T h e FOP tries to work with the administration, not against tion seeking peace talks between Ing possible the withdrawal of Saddam's government and the (he U.S.. British and French rebels. The resolution would also troops that defeated Iraq. demand that Baghdad cooperate Al-Anbart called the resolution with Secretary General Javier "v e ry bad” and "unfair." but did Perez de Cuellar In getting hu­ not Indicate that Iraq would manitarian aid to Iraq's rebel refuse the comply. areas. If Saddam rejects It. the em­ Turkey's government said It bargo on trade with Iraq thut the told Us U.N. ambassador to U.N. ordered In August shortly request an urgent meeting o f the after Saddam 's forces seized Security Council to discuss the Kuwait would continue. p lig h t o f at least 2 0 0 .0 0 0 Allied forces could remain In Kurdish refugees who want to southern Iraq, with the possibili­ enter Turkey from northern ty o f resumed hostilities break­ Iraq. ing out. Turkey's semi-official Anatolia "H e ’d better (accept 111 If he news agency said som e 2.5 wants to save his people from million Iraqis are trying to flee fu r th e r c a t a s tr o p h e ." said Into Iran. K u w a it i A m b a s s a d o r U.S. A m b assador T h om a s Mohammad Abulhasan. Pickering said the French and “ Without this resolution there Turkish proposals could be dis­ Is no cease-fire, without this cussed after the vote on the resolution there Is no change In cease-fire resolution. the sanctions regim e." Pickering But when the S oviet am ­ said. bassador, Yuli Vorontsov, was The resolution demands the asked If the council should U.N.-supervised destruction of ’ Intervene In! Iraq’s (Uvli Wai1. ’he 'VMto^osiy t o ; indicate he did riof. - * * “ ~ Iraqi Ambassador Am ir Abdul ballistic missiles. al-Anbur! ridiculed France and Washington and Moscow re­ T u rk ey for “ m aking noises solved the final outstanding about human rights." calling Issue In the resolution this week: their proposals a "rather brazen whether Iraq would be able to intervention" Into hts country's keep some short-range missiles, Internal affairs. or whether they all would be The United States. Soviet Un­ destroyed. ion, China, Britain and France T h ey decided that ballistic on Tuesday resisted all but the missiles with u range of more most m inor am endm ents to than 90 miles must be scrapped. their proposed text of the cease­ That would leave Iraq unable to fire resolution. fire missiles Into Israel, as It did The five nations, permanent during the Persian Gulf War. council seats with veto power, routinely meet In advance to — agree on a text before submitting It to the other 10 members. A permanent cease-fire takes cfTcct as soon as Baghdad ac­ M A R Y E. OENESSE cepts the resolution, which calls Mary E. Gcncssc. 90. 618 for U.N. peacekeeping troops to be deployed In the region, mak- Prairie Lane, Altamonte Springs, died Tuesday at her residence. Bom June 7, 1900, In Italy, she m oved to Altamonte Springs from Mount Vernon, N.Y.. In it," said one organizer. 1967. She wus a homemaker But many Sanford police also and a Catholic. Survivors Include sons. James want the FOP to represent them F. J r .. A lta m o n te S prin gs. as a labor bargaining agent. Officers have cited unfair pro­ Edwin. Mount Vernon: daughter. m otion practices and oth er Harriett M. Issertcll. Casselberry: forms of what they describe us sister, Adele Morra, Lynbrook. favoritism among the reasons N.Y.; three grandchildren: Ihree they want a union to represent great-grandchildren. B a la w ln -F a irch ild Funeral them. The union would act on their behalf to assure that pro­ Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge ol arrangements. motions are made fairly, they said. W IN IFR ED W1SAN Winifred Wlsan. 67. 37 Clinton require In Lake Mary, and how many employees they might be able to utilize that have been employed by NCR." In th e statem en t to NCR employees. It was said that while MEI will move production from Lake Mary to Its facilities In Illinois, the newly constructed Lake Mary plant w ill house research development, purchas­ ing. sales and consumer service, quality and administrative func­ tions. Kramer said MEI Indicated It woutd do what It could to hire former NCR workers w ho would be suited for the Jobs available at the new plant. a w a ja | | I l w X V lot L ■ ★ <5 Million * For Individuals/ Families Small Businesses ■ | L o w C o st G rout) ■ M t*clical I n s u r a n c e ★ Compare * Use any doctor hospital, worldwide coverage, affordable rates...Norm Moodle 332-5244 m ::. IV St.. Onconta. N.Y.. died Thurs­ day at her residence. She was born Feb. 17, 1924, In Sanford. She was employed by the U.S. Navy and the Department of State In V en ice. Ita ly, and Afghanistan. Stic was a former teacher at Rollins College. Survivors Include husband, Richard N.; sister, Alice Lovell Bartlett. Orlando. Dookhoul Funeral Home. On­ conta. In charge of arrange­ ments. Weather----- BETTE R. QRAMKOW worldwide emergency communications to our Arm ed Forces and other critical sen ices for iheir families back home. The brave men and women in our .Armed Forces are working hard for all of us. We re proud to work hard for all of them. The American Red Cross — Providing service to the Armed Forces and iheir families. J A M E S E. S C H U tT EM A N L F .D . WHERE SHOULD YOU GO TO PREPLAN YOUR FUNERAL? Continued from Page 1A The weather service's Hebert scoffs at the notion baseball can't be played outdoors In Florida. “ That really is a Joke," he said, noting It’s 90 degrres when some summertime games start In St. Louis. "It's lik e t h e y 'r e m a k in g S t. Petersburg. Miami and Orlando out like there's some kind of wealhcr problem here.” More than 4.000 times a day, the American Red Cross provides Red Cross the people transferring, and not brand ncwjobs." She said that the Lake Mary, plant wilt eventually be handling a ll o f th e m a n u fa c t u r in g , especially In primary switching lines and two products that will be new to the local plant. In addition to the 70 persons who were let go at the Lake Mary plant. 20 additional administra­ tion personnel were dismissed at the Boca Raton facility. Andors said It was not a cutback In manufacturing personnel, rather an Improvement in the man­ agement areas o f the operation. "In all.** she said, "w e only lost about 3 percent o f our total staff." DEATHS W re more than just a friend in a faraway place... ■ Morris commented about the financial Impact o f the loss. 'T h e City o f Lake Mary receives slightly less than $20,000 In revenue from this $4.7 million facility, while the County and School Board receive an addi­ tional $75,000. The Mayor explained. "T h e amount o f property taxes we receive will not be affected. The utility taxes and other franchise fees however, which amount to around $8,000 would come to an end by the end o f this year.” Morris continued, "T h e amount the city would lose In associated sales taxes from employees who live within the d ty limits would have a marginal Impact.” Morris said that even with the loss of NCR. he still looks upon Lake Mary as being strong in business and economic viability. "W e are pleased with the re­ location and growth of electronic firms In Lake Mary." he said. "Especially Florida Polymers, the largest m anufacturer o f plastics In the country, operating from a 150,000 square foot building, which expanded its employment recently from 200 to 350." "T h e C ity." lie promised, "In cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce. Business Advisory Board. Economic Development Committee o f Mid-Florida and representatives o f NCR will work strongly toward helping make the change go os smooth as possible." Morris added that the ;-aUy - has -bw .v ■{«• caaLiW- v.'X.V Rlchard Tesb o f EDC and coop­ erative efforts will also be under­ taken with the new owners. News o f the phase-out was made to production staff m em ­ bers during their day shift yes­ terday. "T h e first step o f the change." said Kramer, "w a s to Infomi the employees o f the sale. We did that." He continued. "Then ME1 will be contacting NCR's existing custom ers to determine what products they require. Based on their findings, MEI will be able to determine what size operation they will the Increase In- the amount of production we will be doing." At the present lime, the com­ pany's Lake Mary plant employs 2.200 persona. Andors said that while that number will grow In the near future, they will be com in g from oth er Siemens operations. "In fact." she said, "about 100 people are right now In the process o f transferring to the Lake Mary plant from our plant In Hauppaugc. New York." 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Kentucky $6,500 $ 5 2 5 ,0 0 0 Realty, ^a?-MtI?tePf?rv^Sf : . $1,110 Fried Chicken,Louisville; fast food $ 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 MO.Jazzerciee, Carisbad, Calif.; fitness center $2,0 0 0 LONGWOOD While most teenagers would probably rather eat fast food over anything else, some students at Lyman High School. 1141 S.E. County Road 427 in Longwood are giving that option a second thought thanks to a recent unit In their life management course. " I didn't try to discourage them from eating fast rood." said A lan H aines w ho has been teaching the class for two years. " I Just wanted to teach them about nutrition." About 100 o f Haines students spent th ree w eek s recen tly examining the nutritional value, or lack thereof, o f the burgers, | pizza and tacos available at the local fast food establishments. I Most didn't like what they found. Subway, a fast lood company, was judgsd by Entreprsneur magazine to t » lha best franchise In the United States, based on ■ variety of factors Includ­ ing age. number of units and start-up coats. "Most or them thought it was pretty awful," Haines said of the students' findings. T h e you n gsters m ade the rounds o f all the fast rood establishments In the vicinity of the school and requested nutri­ tional Information about their products. Most restau rants, conscious o f the public's Interest In that Information, already had things printed up. McDonalds, for example, has signs In their stores encouraging customers to ask for the nutri­ tional Information. "It's out there If they Just ask for It." Haines said. "Most of the kids never even realized that." H ain es said the research turned up similar results os last year's study. "Hardee's food did the best In their tests." he said. "M y guess It's because o f the way they cook the food." Hardees broils the meat for their sandwiches and fries those products which require It In vegetable oil. Surprisingly, however, Haines said that McDonalds, which is known for frying their burgers and other products In animal fats, did well In the study. "T h ey were second best," he said. Haines said the students all began the class saying that they cat most o f their meals outside o f home at fast food establish­ ments. "It made the study all that much more relevant to them." he noted. The students, by the end o f the three weeks: were less likely to want to rat at the fast food restaurants. Haines admitted that there were some students who really didn't care one way or the other about the results o f the survey. " T h e y lik e t h e ir g r e a s y burgers with all the fat and cholesterol and that’s that," he said. "Bui at least they've gol some food fot thought to go with It." Chiles OKs first execution in Daytona case Associated Proas TALLAHASSEE — Florida Slate Prison officials have scheduled Roy Allen Harlch to be executed April 24 for the 1981 murder of a tecn-ngc hitchhiker near Daytona Beach. The execution was scheduled after Gov. Lawton Chiles signed his first death warrant Tuesday. It Is the third death warrant for Harlch. who won a reprieve In March 1989 whep the case was returned to the trial court for an evidentiary hearing. Harlch received the death penalty for the June 26. 1981. murder of Carlcnc Gayle Kelly. ending at noon. April 30. The execution Is scheduled for 7 a.m.. Wednesday. April 24 at Florida Stale Prison near Starke, sbld Bobby Brochln. assistant general counsel to the governor. Harlch, 32. picked up Miss Kelly and a companion. Deborah Miller, while they were on their way to the boardwalk In Daytona Beach, court records show. A fic r drivin g around town sm oking marijuana, the three went to a wooded area where Harlch was grow ing some pol, records said. After awhile Harlch ordered the teen-age girls to undress and then forced Miss Kelly Chiles’ warrant scheduled the execution to perform oral sex. Later he shot both girls Jor '.hff.wwk taetttftftt? fl! D.oriqj9W t.J 3 a iXri.._ Jq.*th*^jMek_oMhc_head and 'slashed their throats, but Miss Miller miraculously sur­ vived. court records showed. Records In the governor's office showed that Harlch said In his clemency interview he didn’ t remember the crime, but was convinced he had committed it because of the evidence against him. Psychologists said a night o f heavy drinking and drug use could have triggered the violence that led to the kidnappings and murder, but Miss Miller testified she did not think Harlch appeared Intoxicated on the night Miss Kelly was killed. The last person to die in the electric chair was Raym ond Robert Clark. He was executed In November for the 1977 shooting murder of Pinellas County businessman David Drake. Morse declares his candidacy for Sem inole County sheriff By VICKI DaBORMIBR Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — Harvey E. Morse officially filed his Intention to run for the post of sheriff of Seminole County this morning. According to Sandra Gourd. Supervisor o f Elections. Morse (lied his Initial paperwork at 8 a.m. so that he will be able to begin raising money to finance a 16-month campaign. The election will lx* In Seplemeberbr 1992. "I wanted to get an early start." said Morse. 49. “ To the lx‘st or my knowledge there will lx- 11 elections being contested on that day. Including a presldcnlial primary. 1 don'l know what kind o f significance people will put on a sheriffs race versus a presidential race." Morse, who worked last year In support or the Tailed one yearone rent sales tax to support law enforcement, believes his expe­ rience In law enforcement at the federal, state and hx-al level qualifies him for the position he seeks. "I have made a committment to lx* the best sheriff I can lx-,'* said Morse. " I have the experi­ ence and the age to do the best Job." A private In vestigator by trade. Morse has been an honor­ a ry S e m in o le and O ran ge County shertlls deputy and he has served as an advisor to lire Florida Highway Patrol, he said. He served for nine years its chairman of a ledcrul project which InvestIgaled all eases of ve h icu la r h om icide in New England, he said. For lO years, from 1080 lo Harvsy E. Mors* 1990. he served on Florida's P r iv a t e S e c u r it y A d v is o r y Council and he served us that council's chairman lor six years, he said. In 1988. he was uppolntcd by Gov. Bob Martinez lo a four-year term on Ihe Florida Department o f Professional R eg u la tio n 's Board of Cosmclology. He Is currently In his second year as thai board's chairman. He has been president and chief executive officer of Ihe Morse Security Group, a private Investigation firm with offices in Florida and In Germany, since 1973 when he moved lo Semlil o I r C o u n t y f r o itt Massachusetts. A graduate of Hnslou Universi­ ty wllli a degree In business administration. Morse uttended Suffolk University Law School in Host on for l wo years before d r o p p in g ou t fo r fin a n c ia l reasons. " I believe that experience and my continuing education will help m e." Morse noted. Morse said that In 1990. lie graduated at the top of his class In law enforcement ut the Semi­ nole Community College Police Academy. " Il Isn't required that u sheriff huve th at e x p e r ie n c e ." he pointed out. "but I felt I should take the course. Finishing first in u class with people who urc y o u n g e r than som e o f m y children, was an accomplish­ m ent." Morse said he hopes to run a clean cumpalngn bused only on what he sees us the Important Issues. " T h o s e i s s u e s u rc J a il overcrowding, the state o f the s h e r i f f s d e p a r t m e n t 's a d ­ m in 1st rat Inn b u ild in g and m orale." he said. Morse believes that al least two of the three Issues can be s o lv e d w ith the su ccessfu l passage o f the one cent tax he worked for last year. "In one year, not 20 or 30. we could pay for a new adinlulsl ra­ tion building and Jail." he said. " I believe that morale Is a direct reflection of the leadership In the departm ent." he said. "I huve a great deal o f leadership experience." Morse said that S em in ole Cminlv needs "progressive. In­ novative law enforcemenl that Is re»|xmslve" to the citizens of Seminole County. He said that he believes he has a broad base of support In the community. He will hold his llrst fundraiser next month. Nuclear-powered rocket forcasted Timberwind ‘has gone beyond paper, p en cil’ B yQ U Y O A R S T Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - The Slar Wars project wants to use a radically new propulsion system, a nuclear reuctor. to boost an­ ti-missile weapons Into Earth orbit, according lo an arms control group that op|M>ses the Idea. The nuclear rix-kri. duhhed Project Timberwind. could be used lo put "directed en ergy" weapons m orbit to attack in­ coming missiles wllli particle or radiation beams, Steven Aflergixxl of the Federation of American Scientists said Tues­ day. The short-notice launches of such w ea p on s w o u ld need roekrts of enormous power. A nuclear rocket — carrying no crew that would tired licuvy shielding — could probably tri­ ple the payloads of conventional rockets. Aftergnod estimated "A n y existing system could really lx- souped up." hr said In a telephone Interview. Hut. he said, u nuclear rocket "w ou ld be a gross violation of sa fely standards the United Stales has endorsed" — that s p a c e reactors oogtil not to lxa started until a stable orbit or a path Into deep spare has been reached A flergixxl said lie believed political objections would kill the program. The t'-deration was (untied by some nuclear scientists after Worltl War II SNACK %INCREASE/ 1989SALES DECREASE (in millions) OVER INS SALES Ibrtlila chips 962J +10.7 Snack nuts 5615 0 Cheese snacks 279.9 *0.5 Jfl Pretzels 259.5 +18 ^ i Ready-to-eat popcorn 0.168 +15 [ Potato chips top Am ariea'f snack Nst, wfth sales of more than 81.8 bM on In 1989. Tha sa lt of prattafa. maanwhSa. jumped by 18 psrcsnt. Rsady-to-eat i Increaaad by « paroant Minimum wage increases, labor pressing for more ■ V K U IN B A U A P Labor Writer WASHINGTON - The m ini­ mum wage Increased by 45 cents an hour this week to 84.25. but labor advocates al­ ready are pressing for more. About 3 million Americans earn the minimum wage, and millions of higher-paid workers may benefit as well when the minimum Increases from 83.80 an hour this week. But workers' advocates contend the Increase still Is far too paltry to lift low-wage workers out of poverty. "T h e y can’t support a family on this and in many cases can’t support themselves." said Rudy Oswald, chief economist of the AFL-CIO. T h e 14.2 m illio n -m e m b e r labor federation has called for boosting the minimum wage to 85.75 an hour by April 1994. And.Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. D-Mass.. has promised that his Senate Labor and Human Re­ sources Committee will take up minimum wage legislation dur­ ing the current Congress, either this year or In 1992. Business executives dismiss the need for another Increase In the minimum wage, and the *•*; W hile House has Indicated It would likely be opposed to another Increase. " I don't know what kind o f dream world they're In." John Meritt. a senior vice president o f Hardee's restaurants, said o f those calling for another m ini­ mum wage Increase. • “ When |the cost of) your labor component goes up. It ultimately gets passed on to the con ­ sumer." Meritt said. He added that If another wage Increase were enacted soon, "W e'd prob­ ably be out of business at some point." K en n ed y c a lle d M on d a y’ s 45-ccnt raise an "April Fool's In c re a s e , w e ll b e lo w w h at low-wage workers deserve." "Just to restore the ground lost in (he Reagan years, the minimum should be $5.15 an hour to d a y ," Kennedy said. W h ite H ou se s p o k e s m a n S tep h en Hart said the a d ­ ministration could not take a stand on legislation that had not been Introduced, but he noted the Bush administration has long maintained that an Increase In the minimum wage translates Into job losses that hurt the economy. go ipee' Legal N otice Legal N o tice s Legal N o tice s IN T H E CIRCUIT CO U R T OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT O F TH E STA TE O F FLORIDA. IN A N D F O R SE M IN O LE CO UN TY, CIVIL ACTION Ca m Ns : II 4441 C A Division; 14- K FU N D A M EN TA L M O RTG AGE CORPORATION, l/k/a FU N D A M ER IC A CO RPO RA T IO N . t/k/a S O U T H M A R K M O R T G A G E C O R PO R A TIO N O F A M E R IC A , successor by merger with CRITERION FIN AN CIAL CORPORATION. N O TICE O F FICTITIOUS N A M E Notice Is hereby given Ihat I Am engaged In business el 114 E Coleman C lr.. Sanford. Semi nolo County, Florida, under Ihe Fictitious Nemo ot BILL JO N ES GLASS, and that I intend to register said name with Ihe Secretory of State. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance with the pro visio n s o l the Fictitio u s Heme Statute. To Wit Section MS Ot. Florida Statutes ltS7. William H Jones (Bill) Publish April 1. Iffl D E E 23 N O TIC E OF FICTITIOUS NA M E Nolle* Is hereby given that I am engaged In business et 3441 WAtArcrest Orlve. Longwood. Semlnolo County. Florida, under the Fictitious Name ot M AGIC M A R K E T I N G A S S O C IA T E S , and that I Inland lo register u ld name wllh Ihe Secretary ol Slate. Tallahassee. Florida, in accordance with Ihe provisions ol the Fictitious Nome Statute. To-Wit: Section 143Of. Florida Statulef If37 Donald G Tingle Publish; April 3, Iffl D E E 31 I N T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E IITH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N O FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N TY , FLO R ID A O E N E R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S E NO. 40-3443-CA-14-K F LO R ID A R A R N O .U M I I C H A R L E S M ER W ITZ ER . H E L E N M E R W I T Z E R . end T H E R U B IN A N O G L A D Y S W O LLO W IC K FO U N D ATIO N . INC., a FlorldA not lor prollt corporation. Plaintiffs. IN T H E CIRCU IT CO URT FOR S E M IN O L E CO UN TY. FLO R IO A CIRCUIT CIVIL NO. 40-4744 CA If M O R TG AG E IN V ESTM EN T C O M PA N Y O F E L PASO. TEXA S, Plaintiff. Plaintiff. —vs— F R A N K P E T E R S O N ; L. A D R I A N N E O Y L E R ; and P A TR IC K T. O Y L E R . If living. And All unknown parlies cl Aim Ing b y. through, undor or AgAlnit th* Abov« named Do ftndanl* who Art not known lo bo dtod or a IIvo. wholhor u ld unknown pArllcf may clAlm An Into rn ! a i spouses. heirs, do v ls o o t. g ro n lo o i. or other C l A l m o n l s . c lA lm m g b y . through, undor or ogolntl Ihe M i d F R A N K P E T E R S O N ; L. A O R I A N N E O Y L E R ; And P A T R I C K T O Y L E R ; And H ID D E N V I L L A G E C 0 N 0 0 M IN IUM ASSOCIATION. INC.; And JO H N DOE And J A N E D O E. Defendant* NOTICE OF ACTION TO F R A N K P E T E R S O N WN>m Residence Is In Ihe Stole ot FlorldA. but who If conceAling hlmMlI so the I pro cess cennot be personelly Mrved upon him Whose lest known moiling Addresses ere 34* Amethyst Court. L a s * Mery, F L end 444)04 Bird Boy Court. Lake M ery. F L YOU AR E H E R E B Y NOTI F IE D (hot on Action to foreclose A mortgage an Ihe lot low Ing property in Seminole County. FlorldA Condominium Unit IIS. Build Ing SB ol HID DEN V IL L A G E CONDOMINIUM. According to Ihe Declerelion ol Condominium recorded M erch 12. lt«S in O m e le t Records Book 024. pege* IMt thru 107. Inclusive, ol the Public Records ol Semi nole County. FlorldA. And All Amendments thereto, together with ell AppurlenAnces thereto end An undivided in Wrest In Ihe common elements ot sold Con dominium as set lorlh In M id OeclArelion he* been tiled egeintl you end you ere required to serve e cop, ol your written deferiMS II Any. to II on GA R Y A GIBBONS. ESQU IRE at Gibbons Smith Cohn 4 Arnett. P A . Piw ni.it s Attorney, w hom Address Is M l Eesl Kennedy Boulevard. Suite toe. Post O flic e Bos 2177 Tempo. Florida 33401, on or bolore M a i a Iffl. end tile the original with the Clerk ol this Court either before service on P latn litrt Attorney or immedi Alet, thereafter other wise a default will be entered ageinsl rou tor the rebel demanded In the Complaint O A T E D this 1st day ot April left tS EALI M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K CIRCUIT CO URT By Peiricie F Heath Deputy Clerk Publish Apr it X 14. 11.24. ieet D E E Tf vs. L O V E L L HUGHSON. JR and D IAL SEPTIC TA N K S E R V IC E . INC , Defendants NO TICE OF F O R E C L O S U R E SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant to an Amended Sum mary Final Judgment ol Fore dosbre dated March 27. I ffl. e n t e r e d in C a s e N o SO 3443 C A U K ol the Circuit Court ol the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and lor Seminole C o u n t y , F lo r ld A . w h t r e ln C H A R L E S M ER W ITZ ER . H E L E N M E R W I T Z E R . and TH E R U BIN AN D G L A D Y S W O LLO W ICK FO U N D ATIO N . IN C . A FlorldA not tor prollt corporation, are Ihe Plaintiffs, and L O V E L L HUGHSON. JR and D IAL S E P TIC TANK S E R V IC E . INC . are the Delen dants. I wilt M il to the highest and best bidder tor cash, at the west front door ol the Seminole County CourthouM. M l North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida, at II 00 o'clock, on Thursday, the 13th da* ol April, lf t l. the following described property, as M l forth in u l d Amended Sum mary Final Judgment, to wit Lots a end 3 M A P O F TH E S U B D IV IS IO N OF E G TO W N SEN D S H O M ESTEAD, according to the plat thereof es recorded in P lal Book 2. Pege At. ol the Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida D A T E D , this 1st da* ol April. Iffl M A R Y A N N E MORSE Clerk. Circuit Court B* Jana E Jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish A p r lll. Id. Iff! D E E JO G E R T R U D E E. NAUM ANN . at al. Deltndants. NO TICE O F ACTION To; G E R T R U D E E NAUM ANN lasl known restdenco 3400 Jericho Orlve CesMlberry. F L 33701 Present residence Is unknown O O N A L O E W INDETT last known and present residence Is unknown YOU A R E N O TIFIED that an action to foreclose the lien ol e mortgage on the following prop erty In Seminole County. Flon da Lot 12. Block R. H O W E LL COVE TH IRO SECTION, ec cording to lha plat Ihcreol. as recorded in Plat Book 22. Pages 21 end 23. Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida has been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. II any. to It on William M Colson. E s q u ir e , o l G A R D N E R 4 COLSON. P A . Plaintiff's at lor nay. whose address is Post Ottlce Bs> 10234. Clearwater. Florida 34417. on or before April 23. Ittt. end tile Ihe original with the Clerk ot thle Court either before Mrvlce on Plain tiffs attorney or Immediately thereafter, other wise a default • ill be entered against you for Ihe relief demanded In the complaint or petition W ITN ES S . M A R V A N N E MORSE, as Clerk ol the Circuit Court, and the m a I ol said Court, at Ihe courlhouM et Sanford. Seminole County. Florida Legal N o tice s IN T H C CIRCUIT CO U R T IN T H E I I O H T I I N T H JU D ICIA L CIRCUIT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLO R ID A CASE NO. f l-IIS-DR-Ol-B In Re The Marrlageol SHARON L E E HUGHES. Petitioner/Wile, WILSON A LO N ZO H UG HES. JR ., Respondenl/Husband. NO TICE O F ACTION TO: Wilson Alonio Hughes. Jr. AIM 130th Avenue North Clearwater. Florida 34420 YOU A R E N O TIFIED that an action hat been tiled against you end you are required lo M rve a copy ol your written delanMs II any, lo P A U L V M O Y E R . E S Q U I R E , P e titio n a r's A t torney, whose address Is 1(27 Wesl Stale Road 434. Longwood. Florida 32774, on or before April If. 1*41. end file Ihe original wllh the Clerk ot thlt Court tlther before M rvlce on Plain tilt's Attorney or Immediately thereafter, or a deteult will be entered against you tor the relief demanded In the Com plaint W ITNESS my hand and M ai ol this Court on the 22nd day ot March Itfl, (SEAL! M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K OF TH E CO URT Helen Standlter D EPUTYCLERK Publish March 27 4 April 2. 17. Itfl 0 E 0 232 10. NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAM E Nolle* Is hereby given that I am engaged In business el P O Bon 143274. Winter Spring*. F L 1270t. Seminole County. Florida, under th* Fictitious Nam* ol TOP L IN E , and that I Inland to register said name wllh lha Secretary ot Stele. Tallahassee, Florida. In accordance with th* provision s ol the F ictitio u s Nam* Statute. To Wit Section (43 04. Florida Statutes 1*37 Chris Bavaro Publish A p r ill. 1441 O E E 24 Date March l|. left (seal I M A R V A N N E M O R S E .a s Clerk cl the Circuit Court B* Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publish M arch 20. 17 4 April X 10. tefl D ED 1(1 Don’t Miss Out On A Single Day of the Sanford Herald Call Our Circulation Dept, Today * * * To Order Home Dele very O £ £ a4L0l 1 * �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wednesday, April 3, 1091 — 7A FBI weighing sanctions Putative cop victim re-arrested He sued Ihc FBI and settled last August, agreeing to full salary and pension benefits In a deal that could be worth more than 91 million. The task force referred five separate matters to FBI Director W illiam Sessions for possible disciplinary action, the bureau said In the letter to Rochon's lawyer, David Kalrys. One; Instance w as referred to the Justice Department, which declined criminal prosecu­ tion. the letter added. Based on the task force's findings, "the FBI will consider the actions o f employees to determine If discipline Is warranted." the bureau said In a statement. Those under scrutiny Include agents and bureau supervisors, said an FBI source who spoke on condition of anonymity. The bureau refused to say whether any or the 11 works at FBI headquarters In Washington. Associated Press Writer W ASHING TON — Eleven FBI supervisors and agents face possible disciplinary action In the racial harassment of a black agent who Is demanding that the bureau release its internal report o f the embarrassing episode. A special task force that looked Into allegations by Donald Rochon recommended changes tn bureau operations so "this unfortunate case" Isn't repealed, the FBI said In a letter Tuesday to Rochon's attorney. It didn't elaborate on the changes. LOS ANGELES - Mayor Tom Bradley finally came out and said what he‘s been hinting at for weeks — that Police Chief Daryl F. Gates should resign over the videotaped beating of a black motorist. Gates refused. At a news conference Tuesday, raidley appealed to Los Angeles' :llcc chief of 13 years to step m . saying, "C hief Gales, now the time for you to do the tight m ayor anywhere." Gates said. thing for your officers, for your department, for the public you serve." Gales has civil service protec­ tion and can be fired only by the Police C o m m issio n , a fivemember civilian panel. The 43-year veteran o f the department called Bradley's plea a public relations stunt. Gates said he had a responsibility to lead the department through the furor over the March 3 beating of Rodney G. King. "1 don't believe that 8.300 police officers will follow the King, who had been pulled over for speeding, was beaten, kicked and shocked with a stun gun by police w h o did not realize they were being videotaped. T h e videotape, which w as broadcast nationwide, prompted assault charges against four of­ ficers and a federal Investigation of police tactics nationwide. Civil r ig h t s a c tiv is ts a c ro s s the c o u n try have c la m o re d for Gates' resignation. »*«»« iiM9M r i *---—* * cx **■ --* - —* - — —w* " • " I think both ol them will o[)cratc on a high enough level that they won't be shouting at each other.” s.Ud Ezra Vogel, a Harvard professor and expert on Japan " I don't see any reason why there should be serious problems." i| It. - 1 l l l III' P h . S S 7S 8. S I M M S F r c a c h A v e ., S a a f a r d iA u t o -O w n e r s in s u r a n c e I ifr. Mumr. t sr. Hudiwv.. Onr nimr it all. ; ITy r* 15. n MWIRI H 4 ,’MlfdBj WE BEAT ALL LIQUOR & WINE PRICES AOVE RTISfO n TOKYO — A leading newspa­ per recently ran a political car­ toon depicting President Bush as a pilot attacking Japan with bom bs marked "sem iconduc­ tors." " G A T T " and "construc­ tion market” — all contentious trade Issues. While Prime Minister Toshlkl Kaifu may not come under such a savage attack when he meets Bush In California on Thursday, those festering trade problems are expected to be a main topic at the two-hour summit. One of his Jobs will be to d e - e m p h a s lz e th o se t r a d e tensions, which have been ag­ g r a v a t e d by a w id e s p r e a d perception In the United States that Japanese support o f the .flUkd.. cw n ralro. — .. n e a r ly 911 b illio n b u t no personnel — was Inadequate. The prime minister Is to ap­ pear with Bush at a n ew s conference and be Interviewed on public television to get the message across. Japanese of­ ficials say. He'll be playing to a tough audience, however. A recent Business Week m ag­ azine poll found two-thirds of 1,255 A m e r ic a n s s u rv e y e d would like Washington to take a tpugher line on trade with Japan for Its behavior during the war. Nearly the same percentage said they were less likely to buy Japanese products. W h ile som e Japanese are concerned those trade disputes could cause the sum m it to backfire, other analysts disagree. \ '_M I I I TONY RUSSI INSURANCE ** 1*I f f fmt i ■ H W H H '-1' By DAM I I I M Associated Press Writer_______ Adding fuel to the fire, the U.S. trade representative last wrek Issued a report citing 32 Items that remained shut out of Japa­ nese markets. • l||i .in ABC PROMOTES "RESPONSIBLE” CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES...PLEASE ENJOY IN MODERATION. ra d e is s u e s c o u ld d o m in a t e U .S .-J a p a n ta lk "W e want to tame the antiJapanese criticism and create a g o o d a t m o s p h e r e . " s a id Tadamori Ohshlma, a top aide to the prime minister. Among the Issues that could p o is o n th e a tm o s p h e r e is Japan's ban on virtually all rice imports, which Washington secs as a roadblock to securing liber­ alized International trade rules through the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. T h e r ic e d is p u te w a s exacerbated last month when Japanese officials threatened to take legal action against a dis­ play o f U.S. rice at a food exhibition near Tokyo. Political analysts believe Kaifu is unlikely to nuike concessions on rice during the sum m it because It comes Just three days before nationwide local elec­ tions. Farmers are among the most powerful constituencies backing his Liberal Democratic Party. Instead. Japan has Indicated It will address International criti­ cism of the ban through G A TT negotiations. Hush administration sources h a ve said the presiden t Is expected to raise long-running disputes on opening Japan wider to U.S. computer chip Imports and on awarding public works contracts to American firms. I I I I 11 |11 I 11I i I I I ORLANDO — A man who -last week sued police for alleged brutality In an earlier arrest has been charged with battery on a police officer. Erroll W ilson. 24. re­ p e a te d ly p u n c h e d and elbowed Orlando police of­ fic e r J o n S a y e r e a r ly Monday when Sayer was trying to arrest him for driving on a suspended license, accordin g to a police report. Wilson denied hitting the officer and accused police o f fabricating the story because o f his dam age lawsuit. Wilson was charged with battery on a law enforce­ ment officer, resisting ar­ rest with violence and driving on a suspended license as a result of Mon­ day's arrest. Wilson, owner of a coin laundry, last week filed a civil suit asking for more t h a n 9 1 0 ,0 0 0 In u n ­ specified dam ages as a result o f a March 1989 incident. 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I • HMatsaRNMMo ; -***►— �1 ■ ■ >^~WV> h liiW f faflW ll a > »W W i .1 ■A - Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. April 3. 1991 Caryl Hogsett, president ot the American Legion Post 53 Ladles Auxiliary, San­ ford, recently presented a check for $500 to Seminole Work Opportunity Program, S.W.O.P., In response to Its need for finances to close on a new b u ild in g in Casselberry April 8. Accep­ ting the check, center, Ronnie Klnniard and April Munson, are handicapped citizens who work In the woodshop of the organiza­ tion. The donation Is the second the auxiliary has m ade In the past s ix months. marks. • 'A l l - S l a r S a lu te , to O u r Troops'* features, on the one hand, actor Alan Alda — a liberal Democrat who played Hawkeye Pierce, the cynical surgeon, on "M .A .S.H ." The program also sh o w c a se s conservative R e ­ publican Charlton Heston, who makes ads for the National Rifle Association. Gary Smith, one of the execu­ tive producers, said the diversity Is no accident. “There certainly was an attempt to give It politi­ cal balance," he said. “ It's not subtle. But It Indicates the kind of spirit everybody feels here. ... By JILL LAWRENCE Associated Press Writer W ASHINGTON - Flags, fan­ fares. allied nillltury attaches. Girl Scouts and Doy Scouts arc the opening Ingredients of a two-hour television tribute to­ night to veterans of the Persian Gulf War. The CBS special Is an equal o p p o r t u n it y e x t r a v a g u n z a . produced and perform ed by professionals who run the politi­ cal gamut from left to right. It Is billed as non-polltieal. although President Bush will be In the audience and make brief re­ It feels real non-partisan to m e." The Impetus for the program c a m e from R o g e r A lle s . a longtim e entertainm ent pro­ du cer whose recent renown stems from his acid political commercials for Bush and other Republicans. 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T o obtain additional Information, call the Recreation office at 260-3447 or 260-3440. C O LLEG E BASEBALL F lorid a beats LIU ! J ; | • I | • GAINESVILLE - Ted Rich's grand slam In the bottom o f the eighth gave Florida a comc-from-behlnd H-4 victory over Long Island Tuesday night. Trailing 4-2. Rich belted the Gators' first grand slam of the season off Hlackblrd reliever Dan Pontes. John Prleher (3-3| worked two and two-thirds scoreless Innings to pick up the win. Pontes took the loss for Long Island. Florida Impioved Its record to 23-12. while Long Island dropped to 7-2-1. H trtld P h o to s by Kslly Jordan Both top-seed ed Andre A ga ssi (above) and No. 2 s e e d P e te r S e m p ra s (b e lo w ) advanced Tuesday. : S em in o les fall in 15 innings At » MODILE. Ala. — Harold Duellt's single In the bottom of the 15th inning drove home Scott Southard and gave South Alabama a P-5 victory over Florida State. With Tuesday's loss to South Alabama (24-H). the Seminoles (32-5) have dropped two consecu­ tive games. South Alabama took a 5-2 lead into the ninth. The Seminoles led off the inning with two doubles, knocking Jaguar starter Llcbcr out of the game. Troy Palmer (5-1) entered the game. * hit a batter and gave up three hits as Florida •3vait uci mcufwe a iv s :...................... . F S t I re lie v e r J o h n N edcau (0 1) took the loss PRO B A S K E T B A L L B u lls nip M agic C H IC A G O Michael Jordan scored a season-high 44 points. Including the go-ahead basket on an alley-oop slain dunk with 1:12 remaining, as the Chicago Hulls rallied for a 106-102 victory over the Orlando Magic. Th e Magic led 100 97 with 2:51 left, hut Jordan came liack with two free throws 12 seconds later, then took a perfect pass from Scuttle I'tppcn lor the go-ahead dunk. John I’axson then stole an errant Orlando pass with 48 seconds left and Horace Grant sank two free throws for a 103-100 edge with 37 seconds left. Jordan converted three of four free • throws In the final 1!) seconds. Scott Skllcs. who scored 25 |>oints. gave Orlando leads of 95-92 and 98-95 with 3polnters. the last one coming with 3:43 left. K in g s cool off Heat SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Rookie guard Travis Mays, starting his first game in a month, scored ; 25 points Tuesday night as the Sacramento ; Kings handed the Miami Heat their eighth • straight road loss. 96-90. Antoine Carr scored 19 points and Lionel Simmons had 12 points and 10 rebounds for Sacramento. Sherman Douglas scored 15 ol his 22 points m the second hall lor Miami, which shot only 3ft 2 | percent. Glen Rice added I t (Milnls. all in the ; first half, lor the Heat, who fell to 6-29 on the ■ road and 22-51 overall PRO F O O T B A L L D olphins sign Don Smith MIAMI — Despite the last-minute signing ol running back Don’ Smith ol iiuflato. Don Simla said Tuesday the success o f the Miami Dolphins' skitnp\ Plan H tree agent shopping is yet to be determined file Plan It acquisitions arc Smith (Hullalol. linebacker Ned liolcar ISeahawks). Iinctiackcr Louis Cooper l('hlcls). tight «Tid Eric Slevcrs (Patriots), and defensive end Terry Price (Hears) Smith ts expected to pick up the slack with the departure ot Trot Stradlord Com piled from w ire and staff reports. If - -I Rj L_ 3 B EST B ETS ON T V u ! U ASE U A LL. J 7 p in. — CV. College. FIT at Hollins. |L) J Com plete Deling on Page 2B HEATHROW - A little something for every lowly. Top-seeded Andre Agassi gave the fans at Iasi night's Prudential Securities Tennis Classic plenty to cheer about as he dispatched un­ seeded Brian Garrow 6-2. 6-4 before a standing-room -only crowd In excess of 5,000 at Heathrow. Teen-aged girls (for that matter, women of all ages) could cheer Just because he was Agassi; tennis fans found plenty to applaud In his shot making. Agassi gave the fans a taste of hts full repertoire, winning on serves In excess of 1(X) miles per hour, hitting precision (op-spin lobs whenever Garrow came to the net. and even winning some points himself from the net. The real story for Agassi's per­ formance. though, m ay be hts increased focus on tennis at the expense his much-celebrated Image. Only when he was ahead a service break at 4-3 In the second set did Agassi play to the crowd. Up until then, he hud been nil business. " I am focusing more on my tennis." said Agassi. "I feel like I'm always focused on my tennis. It's Just that my priorities arc a little different than those o f my oppo­ nents and rrttlrs." In the nightcap, the crowd found Its real favorite when Jimmy Con­ nors took the court in a losing effort a ga in st fou rth -seed ed Derrick Kostngno. Although Connors sueclimbed 6-1. 6-4. he showed Just enough of the old fire and determi­ nation to stir those who were watching the match with their hearts more than with their eyes. Nearly every winner from Con­ nors was cheered wildly; nearly every mistake from Rostagno was grre’ ffd,. oimtta'-ly.- Proved , by hts .. trademark bravado as well as by the churls ol the crowd that even included, at one point, a coin being thrown onto the court at Kostagno's feet. Connors did manage to win See Classic, Page 3B Santa Fe Saints make By ROBBIE STOCK S«minol«CC H e ra ld C o rre sp o n d e n t Sa k u f a CC GAINESVILLE - Make tli.it 10 nut ol It. Santa Fe Community College, winners ul nine ol their past 10 gam es heading Into yesterday's matchup with Seminole Communi­ ty College, defeated the Raiders 8-4 to stay til conic niton lor the North Central Cnntcrcncc title anil a spot Iii the state tournament. The Saints. 21 12 I overall and 11-5 In ilit- N'-CC. used a pair of three-run outbursts m the thud and filth timings to subdue SCC. which registered no hits In the Iasi three innings. Hut Jack I’.intell.is. the Raiders (lead coach, saw more post!Ivies than negatives in the loss "W e pl.ivid decent." said Puntcllas. who starts |ust two sopho­ mores '| don't look lor wins I'm looking to see how tliev pi.iv " And lor the llrsi hall ol the game. 1‘antelt.is was pleased as lus Raiders hung tough, rallying lor two runs m (lie top ol the fifth lulling to knot the score at 4-1. Stanley Evans provided a two nut. two-run single to drive iii Jack Nilcsam! HI.me Harioso However. SFCC countered with three runs m list half ol ihc liming •toev Arnold iltd lilt most d.ittl.lge 001 030 000 — 4 o n on 10 ooi — • t i i Ahoyl S o m « o U l . R ice III and Cu rvi Justice. Dunlap III and Mol Im on W P - Justice (I II L P A hoy I II II IB SCC 3 (Eppofwn 2. S F C C I (R ich ard) )B — S F C C 2 Wodravkal HR — none Records — SCC • North Central Conference SFCC 21 12 NCC Nilevl ( N e ll IV. 4 II I. II J with a two-run single to Iclt field. Alter that. Saint luirler Chet Justice (7-21 shut down the Raiders, retiring the side In order In the sixth and seventh innings. He finished the game with eight strikeouts and two walks Hank Dunlap pitched llulast two Innings lor the Saints. SCC starter Justin Ahovt threw five innings, yielding five runs on ciglil fills I’antellas wauled In give Ahoyl experience and a chance to work on lus mechanics In a game situation. "TIu-y don't come to ns ISCCI as accomplished hall players." com ­ mented I'.mtellas "It's a learning process A'oti trv to change the had habits and start with the new habits The Raiders grahtu-d an early 21 lead thanks to two rims In the third inning Niles and Chad Epperson ripped doubles. Epperson's lilt knocking iii the two runs. ILirroso .mil Epperson gave SCC a golden op|Mirliinltv to lake a quick S e e S C C .P a g e 2 6 • 1 y t •*-.1 MaiAidPholo by Tommy VlncAnt S o m m .,io C o m m u n ity C o llo q e s Biane B a rro s so was 3-lor-4 w ith a run s c o re d Tu-.'sJ i, ittfjrn But that co u ld n 't keep the Raiders Irom dropping an 8-4 dr ■■ (e F e • i N orth Central C o n fe re n ce contest. B ellh o rn , R eyn o ld s lead L io n s to c o n so la tio n w in By PHIL SMITH H e ra ld C o rre sp o n d e n t O R L A N D O - I ■mId llelllin rn am i L ee R eynolds c o m b in e d lor a tw o hitter to lead tlit- O viedo I.ion s in an s 2 c o lo r s o v e r lilt- ( 'a llie d r.il Prep R a m b le rs ol E ric. Penn . I'ttesdu\ e\ c u in g in the co n sola tion ro u n d ol .u the C olon ial ( ‘lasso tM seliall tou rn am en t l lic (.tons 1 I 5. c\plod« d lor all c ig lil ol llielt ru n s in the Im itim i ol d o first in n in g T ra ilin g I (l 11 I i al.ipa drew a on e out walk b i l o i c R yan A lk ire took a l l last ball o v e r the k it field lense lor fils ilm d h om e run ol d ie season I w as lo o k in g tor the laslh all. said A lkire I w as |ti-a Ir v in g to lul u li.u d li < .m o across letter high a n d I was able n> get ntv aim s taJC an l ' C4lSedr«l P u p 101 NO 0 I I I Out Ado 000 000 • I I 0 B fn td .M III G aa *a I?I l cut I t M f 1 H t f U i d l 101 4"<1 Alktr* T II t)P C e S iO ii P -* p 1 IB C o 's o d 'A i P r t p King 0»-*do C - n f i i A , r . it. S o n , HR — O i H o A lh iro 1]) W*<o-it\ Cp'V O m P 'f| i 1 Ov-rdo l 1 extended and drive it " Alter Dublin Fore followed with a walk and Dave 111.niton stroked a single Dan v (..irn n doubled down the rtglit field luo to k no I nn F.nk .Jordan tfo-ii singled m both HI.niton .uni Garrett. An out later. Edgar Aviles walked sending Ramblers’ starter Jell Hetiedlet to do -.bowers Hut Pete A rro m o u r greeted rel.t-vt Romanski widi an Idlt single \\ lies tin n .. on a wild pm b tielore < al.ipa smgfi IN YOUR A R E A , R EAD An ouioiie Meanwhile Hellhorti. making Ills first ap I" .m in i stnee being called up from the Junior vaisitv team kept die Ramblers In cheek, allow lug on Iv Iwo Mills oil two lilts through five .■■inn. s He it iiied die last ciglil tiattrrs fie faced Rev Holds also making fits first appearrnce sun i In mg called up Irom dir Junior varsity ii nn pm bed the final two Innings without giv lllg up a lilt Hi 11hor ii and Reynolds did an e x c e lle n t Job for ns n .night said Oviedo CiKieh Mike Ferrell "W e i s t brought them up Irom d ie J.V. and hel|ird us out ” I to Louis will continue play In the losers' . k> t on Ihursdav afternoon when they far e : i High School Irom Euclid. Ohio �' ,fH«U >• — Sanford Mtralcf, Sanford, Florida — Wednesday, April 3, 1991 S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S TO DAYS P M M ] l BASEBALL L sks How all al Apopka Toumamant, TBA Colonial Clastic Laka Branllay vs. Marrlll Island, 10:30 a.m. Laka Mary va. Boom, 1p m. Al T sn d si i l p l First r a n - S / U .B : 11.41 4 Bob's Ftormar It JO S K I K 1 Willard John 1140 4 20 I V 4 m Im Mary Bat 4.40 O <B4) O K P (4-1) m m T (555) M0.K tocos i rata— in . Ct i f J t 4 Instant Melody l . K 4 K 100 1Ur Candy 5 40 4 40 ) Fashionable Gal 440 Q (1-4) H40 F 14-11 4S.K T (4-1)1 1S4.K DO <4-41 11.KS (51-1-1) 1 K M Third r a n - I / H .S : JIM 2 Flat Shady Grady 4.40 140 1.40 aCrovm'sRarengo l . K 1.40 7 Hippy Led 4.40 0 11-4) 1.14 V (1-4) 14.44 T (M -n 114 44 Fourth rata -1/14, Dt 11.44 5 Nobta Lauraata Il .K S K 120 4 Coiy Lui 11.40 1.40 IDO'S Ynol 4 00 Q (4-1) 41.K V (1-4) 14.44 T (5+11 M l.K OO (14-45) 1)4.14 F H N ir a t a - V t 4 .li 11.0 4 Kratty Kalla 11K 140 l . K 1 Flat Air Jordan 4 20 l . 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W L .47* 14 f Boston Minnesota 4 .447 II New York 441 10 tl 545 Cleveland 11 10 14 11 .540 Seattle 11 11 .541 KensasCIty Celltomia 11 11 .M0 Baltimore 11 14 .411 Chicago 11 14 .441 Texas 11 IS .433 10 IS .*» Oakland 10 II .352 Milwaukee IK Toronto 1 17 1 It .3*4 Del roil NATIONAL LEAOUE W L 14 Houston 1 t IS St Louis 11 10 Pittsburgh Sen Diego 11 10 14 II Sen Francisco 11 tl Atlanta 14 11 Naw York 14 14 Chicago Montreal 11 14 11 15 Cincinnati Los Angela* 11 17 Philadelphia 1 14 Pet. 414 415 .545 545 540 542 51* 500 442 423 .414 313 NOTE: Split squad games ceunf in Standings, lias da net Tuesday's Gamas Minnesota4. SI Louis) Pittsburgh). Detroit) Kansas City f . New York M et, 0 Montreal I. New York Yankees 0 Los Angeies 2. Houston 0 Baltimore 10. Atlanta 1 Oakland 10. Cleveland ) Milwaukee 7. San Francisco 4 Saatlla II. Chicago Cubs 1 California 10. San Otago a Chicago White Sea 1. Texas 1 Philadelphia A Toronto] Boston 1. Cincinnati 1 Wednesday's Games New York Matt vs Lot Angeles at Vero Beach. II U p m Pittsburgh vs. Boston al Winttr Haven. I 05 p m SI Louis vs Philadelphia al Clearwater, I 05 p m New York Yankees vs Atlanta al Wesl Palm Beach. 1 0 5 p m Minnesota vs Texas al Port Charlotte. I X pm Chicago While Sox vs Toronto at Dunadin. l:R p m Milwaukee vt San Francisco a I Scottsdale, A rn . 1 05 p m Saatlla vs Cleveland al Tucson, A r i l . 2 05 p m Chicago Cubs vs Oakland at Phoenix. 2 05 p m San D.ego vs California at Palm Springs. C a ll! . 4 05 p m Baltimore vs Montreal at Wesl Palm Beach. 7 05 p m Houston vs Kansas City al Haines City. 7 Up m Ctncm nallvt D eirorlatLakeland.I p m Thursday's Games Taras vs Minnesota at Fort M r*rs. I 05 p m Boston vt Pittsburgh at Bradenton, I 05 p rn Detroit vs Philadelphia el Clear weler. 1 05 p m New York M els vs Montreal at Wesl Palm Beach, I 05p m Houston st Cincinnati a* Plant City. I 05 pm Toronto *s Kansas City al Hames City 1 05 p m Claveiand vs Milwaukee al Chandler. A r u . ) 05p m Seattle vs Chicago Cubs al Masa. A ril., 1 05 p m Chicago White Soa vs St Louis at SI Pttovtburg. 7 U p m Baltimore vs New York Yanktet at Fort Lauderdale 7 U p m W ttm asB ST E A S T E R N C 0 N F I0 IN C E Atlantic Dhrtsian W L act. yOoatcn 51 X 7X x Phlladalphla K M SK Now York IS 11 244 Washing** 11 4S J/J 04aw j4ftoy D 50 IIS mooko n »i .Mi Csotroi Uvista* I Chicago S4 14 . I K i Datroll K 21 AW x Mltwaukaa 44 I f J t l x Atlanta I u JR Indiana M M JK Cleveland IS 41 241 Charlotto a SI J t l WESTERN CONFERENCE w 4) K 44 R M x-San Antonio x Houston i Utah OB 11 11V, »>, M n 4W MW 14 10 Tf aw a ti. g b 14 442 — a -4K I U JK t 41 J l i 11 K J K 11 14 SI .144 a w Pacific x Portland x LA Loko n x Phoonlx Goldin SUM Soattlo LAClIpport M 10 .ISO - SO V 54 M 22 25 12 44 a it .211 iw .404 4 J14 12 .420 ItW JK M si .si aw a-dinchad pUyatt Krtb „ 4a—X--4 |‘{|||KMB BNWOT mw Detroit OX Charlotte 71 Boston 04. New Jtriey 27 Milwaukee 111. Philadelphia 104 Washington 101, Cleveland n Portland 104. MlnnasotafJ LA Lakers IB. Son Anionk) t i l CMcago 1*4. OrionK IN Dallas 1XL Denver 1)4 Phoenix U1. Utah 111 Sacramento 14. Miami 4f WeABreAef^s OeiAee Now Yorkat Cleveland. l : X p m. Phllodtlphiooi Indiana. 1:W p m . Dallas at Houston, 4:Mp.m. LA Cllppon at Utah. t:K p .m . Sacramento at Saatlla. tOp.m. Miami oi Oaldsx State. lii M p.m. Thursday's Gamas New Jarsoy at Boston. !:» p .m . Allanlo at Chorlotto, 2:M p.m. Portland at Washington. 1: X p.m. Denver at Minrwsoia, • p.m. San Antonio «t MItwoukoo, I :M p.m. Chicago at Now York, 1:10 p.m. LA Lakor* at Phoonlx. * :» p.m. CloutHr 20.KI CMcavall) 24.441 24.114 24.044 Raclcot Chobot a. no Jablontlil Jataph SI. Laait II) a. ik BortMawmo Lot M i l l " DJ41 21,1)1 n .in Hrlvnak Llyt DIVISION SEMIFINALS (Bott-of-l) MIAMI IN) Lang S I 2112. Thompson a I A l 1L Salkaly Edwards 0 * 1 4 1 . Kanlar 1 1 002, Davis 44 4 4 11 Lolas 00 90 0. Askins 1-4 00 2. Ogg I 2 002. Totals: 11-7S75X50. SACRAMENTO IN) Slmmonl A l l 41 12. Carr 014 11 If. Causwell A l l AO 19 May* M l M l 15. Sparrow A t I I 10. Calloway A l AO 0. Wffwilngton 01 4 1 A Las 11 00 A Frederick 10111. Totals: 11111511 ft. Miami n 14 1) If - to Sacra manta 10 14 M ti - ft LPolnl goals — Miami 14 (Rica 1 A Davis 1-1, Thompson 0 1. Edwards A l). Sac reman la A l (Los 21. Mays 2 5. Sparrow M ). Fouled out — Lang. Rebounds — Miami Sf (Salkaly II), Sacramento M ISImmons 10). Assists — Miami 14 (Douglas 1), Sacramento 15 (Spar raw 4). Total fouls — Miami X . Sacramento 24. Technicals - Miami lUrgel dtfanta 2. Douglas A — 17.014 FOOTBALL The seder el selecttewtor the the llrsl reund el the Iffl NFL draft to be held en April lt-12 in New York: I. New England 1. Cleveland 1. Allan Ia 4 Denver 5. Los Angeles Rams 4. Phoenix I. Tampa Bay I x New York Jets * Green Bey’ 10. San Otago II. Detroit II Dallas Irons Minnesota 11 Dallas 14. Atlanta Irom Indianapolis 15. Dallas Irom New Orleans 14 Pittsburgh 17 Seattle II Houston If Cincinnati X Philadelphia 11. Washington 21. KansasClly 11 Chicago 14 Miami 15. Lot Angolas Raiders M. San Francisco 17. Butlalo It Naw York Giants i Usad talacltoa la tha i m supplement*! draft TENNIS WTA Money Loaders The Wemen's Tennis Association 1 Monica Salat 1 Gabnal* Sabaim: 3. Jana Novotna 4 Mary Jo* Farnandei S. M arlin* Navralilova 4 Stoll: Oral 7, Heton* Sukova 1 Gig: Farnandei t Zina Garrison 14 A ra n li* Sanchet Vkarto Il Pally Ftndich 12 Natalia Zvarava 1} Larisa Savchenko 14 Ann* Smith 15 Manuel a M alae.a Fragnwra 14 ElltabelhSm yli* 17 Robin Whito II Naihalto Tauriat If Jennifer Capriati K Katof In* Maleeva 11 Halan Kalasi 71 Lori McNeil 71 Kathy Rinaldi 14 Pam Shrivar 15 Ank* Huber Ik Manon Boltogral V Andrea Slrnadov a )( Mar edits McGrath 24 Laura Gildam* it tor » Amy Fraiiar 11 EvaSvigtorov* 12 Raltaaila R*gg< 11 RotFalrbank Nidtttor 1* Sabina Appalmant 15 Catarina Ltndqv 1*1 Ik JoDuri* Pittsburgh v*. Mow Jaraoy WaKwoday. April 1 Now Jartayol Pittsburgh. 2:15 p.m. PtfMMpa April$ ♦tow Jar toy at Pittsburgh, 7: IS pm , Sunday, April 7 Pittsburgh at New Jartay, 2:4)p.m. Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 2:41p.m. Thursday, April II New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 1:1$ p m _ It nocastary Saturday. April 1! Pittsburgh at Now Jorwy. !:*S p.m.. II nacassory Monday, April IS Now Jartay at Pittsburgh. 1:11 p.m.. II nareBiary M*V. I m p r i n . Wi t AHii Hn Wodnosdoy, A p ril! Washington al N.Y. Hangars. I IS p m. Friday, April) Washington of N.Y. Rangers. 0:15p m . landay. April 1 N.Y. Rangers al Washington. 7 05 pm . MMday.AprHIS Washington al N.Y. Rangars. 1:15 p.m., II nacassory Bat ton vs. Harltord Wednesday, April 1 Harltord al Baatan, 1: IS p.m. Friday, Aprils Harltord at Beaton, 1:15 p.m. ' V , X V C*ugVktV<7AV LC Hkse»YV» U " W U.Oil 241.44) 244 304 190 100 122.424 143 441 104.204 104.330 100.342 44.244 10.423 21.243 44.443 42.420 41.130 43.420 40 301 44 040 40.443 47,444 44.411 44.454 44.514 45.241 4)140 40 704 14 411 14 400 37,404 17 i$o 14 434 34 042 34.072 34 304 35.134 11 442 IK 4 i i n 441 Jf 0 1)4 40M1K 1 M 2 14)1 114 1 101 441 IS ties I1M K 0 211 ILK 2I S 1» 1 l . K l l l f t il 1 L it 1 1 ) 4 0 0 1 2 1 4 4 1 .1 1 U) Sarlaa-By-Sorlat ___ , I! N.Y. Hangars at Washington. 1: is p m . It Smith S-I1A11A Acres 1-1214. Reynolds 7 11 4 4 II. Totals: 457111-10 IK. CHICAOO lift) Pippan 0 IS M 11. Grant I S A l 11. Cartwrlghl A l 1-1 f. Paxaon 1A OO A Jordan 11» 10-11 AL Armstrong AO 00 I, Pardua 1-1 1I 1. Hodges 04 1 1 1 Lavlngston 11 00 1. Hopson 00 1-1 1, Williams 00 00 0. Totals: 4VT21AMIK. Orlando M IS a X - 111 CMcaga M n 14 M - IK 3 Point goals — Orlando S-ll (.Vitos A l, Scan 14. Anderson Al), Chicago A l (Hodges 0 1, L*«u4 v(u-. H i Fouled out — Smith. Rabounds - Orlando 41 (Klto f). Chicago M (Grant 21. Assists - Orlando 20 (Skitot 111, Chicago 14 (Jordan 4), Total fouls — Orlando 21. Chicago 20 Technicals - Paxaon, Chicago Illegal d*tense. A — 11,144. f» a 1 1.20 ’ 27.440 nramry ORLANDO 111)1 Scott 5-11 00 11. Tumor A l 2 2 10. Kit# I I K ) 24 0 157 K 4 0 4.14 4044 l i t 4 M l ItM lit 1 1.21 (41 mm N.Y. Rangers at Warnington. 1:IS p.m. Thursday, April II Washington al N.Y. Hangars, 1:15 p.m.. II 0 0 2, Ski let IU 1 1-2 25, Anctonen 40 21 14, 4 jy jfl l a 4f j« a Minnesota V . Ragtna Rajchrtoya M Claudia aorwlh If. Julia Ha lard K . Kathy Jordan 41. Jill Hottwrlngtan 42. Raclttl McQuillan 43. Gratchan Magxrt 44. Barbara Pautw 41. BrtndaSchullt 44. LallaMatkhl 42. Patricia Hy K . Paanut Lout*-Harper 4f. Ginger Halgaton K . Carr la Cunningham Foster •oaten (1) Wornslay Guanatto s&r Burke Me Ianson Now Jarsoy It) Richtor V tnbtosbrputh N Y R a n g m (t) Casey Takha Myllys Saators Haxlall 111) Haitorl If) Fuhr Tekfce Reddick Wakaluk Malar chuk Puppa Liftman Buffalo (1) Roeugh Sktorklawlci Whltmora isn m s i *4 412 M 0 M l ItM 114 0 L71 1 LI* w a • JO K44 I X 4 M l in* in I M 4 104 14 • 4.52 4071 M4 I U S 1420 K * L K 1111 111 1 M l K 4 0 4.K 1 MS 1 l.t l 1120 111 0 I J f R 2 OAK 4020 *44 1 L H 25*4 125 0 LI* m i iw 1 M S 4021 M4 I L M 2101 IN 1 l . K 1421 77 2 1.14 Ilf 12 O A K 21 • 0A1S 4024 SK 5 M l 1220 41 I 1.K 2015 IK • 1.11 1404 K * LS4 If 1 0 4A2 4K1 M l 1 LM 220 2* I 1.01 M il 1« 0 L M O f V 0 4.20 in * 0 AM 4M* 171 1 L M 410 IS 0 123 2111 Ilf 1 LIS ton no 2 MO M 1 0 SK , 4 M 120 1 L K 1310 n 1 LIS m i 144 I 1.11 150 Si 0 141 TRAMSACTtOME JACKSONVILLE - Hen's (parts Writers Assetiatlew Deltona A JadtMmrlBa I 1. Pensacola fto adsam i. and total petats: I. Miami Westminster (II) 14-1-1 lig 1. Jacksonville Bodes 14-1 to 1. Miami Gulliver 151-1 11 4. Teilahaeaee FlerideHtgh lie 71 5. Tevemier Certl Sheres 151-1 *u 4. Tavares 15T SI 7. F l P la r a John Carroll 151 0 I. Crawtordrllto Wakulla 11-1 IS ». Orlande Bishop Moor# 1551 If 14. Mulberry Ida io AN* receiviad veto*: Ctoarwator Catholic 4. Melbourne Florida Air Academy 7, Alachua Santa F# A Jacksonville Blthep Kenny 1. Keystone Heights 1. CLASS AA CLASS AAAA 1. Lentana Santaluces (I) 2»t IK 151 IK 2. Sarasota (It 142 U 1. Orlando Dr. Phillip* 4. Miami Lata* 172 7S S. North Miami 152 U 4. Brandon 11-51 41 17! 42 7. Merritt Island E. Tampa Jattorson 151 n i* 15! f. Nkdellto IS. Carol Spring* Tor aval la 15! il Atod receiving rates: Bradenton Manat** 4. Vara Beach s, Sarasota Riverview 1. Orlando ■ a w 1. Panama City Stasis* I. CLASS AAA tot 150 1. Naples terron Collier (10) n 151 ! . North Fori Mygrt ID H 151 X Tamp* Jesuit 4. Tallahassaa Lson 74 151 M IPS 5. Miami Pact 4. West Pehn Beach Cardinal Newman 151 S S a 7. Ocala Vanguard 151 B. Wellington U1 X 114 17 f.HotlytMdd Hills 10. Jacksonville Rolnts 1551 11 Atoa relatelag ease*: Kissimmee Osctol* 19 C LA S S A 1. Miami SrttoPrivoto It) 51 M 1. Tillahasas* North Florid* Christian (1) i l l 7 S 1. St. Petersburg Shorscrest 51 74 51 4 Cottondato 21 S. Lakeland Santa Fa 11) 51 to 4 Pansecoia Catholic 111 40 7. Tallahassaa Mac lay (l> ll-S 42 5 Wesl Palm Beach Sanlomln 154 44 ». Jacksonvills Southern Baptist IM X 10. Mayo Lalayptto 51 14 Also rente tag ret**: Prosper! 7. Liberty 7, Tamp* Barkley Prep X Melbourne Control Cathode S. see CoBtlaatd from IB lead with back-toback hits In the (Iret Inning. But the Raiders didn't capitalize on the chance as the next three batters were retired. Barroso led the way for the Raiders with a 3-for-4 outing. Epperaon added a pair o f hits while Evans and Niles had one hit each. SCC. 8-19 overall and 4-11 In the conference, continues a busy week today as It travels to Jacksonville to take on Florida C o m m u n it y C o l l e g e In a make-up game for an earlier rain out. Tne Raiders will return home for games Thursday and Friday against St. John's River and Nlagra County, New York. All three games have a 3 p.m. starting time. Can pro baseball survive out of doors in Florida? BASEBALL America* Laigue According to statistics com­ A L — Upheld flte live gam* suspension and piled over 40 years by the 510.000 line of Roger Clemens. Boston Red Sex pitcher, for hit actions In Iasi year’s Florida has three teams vying National Weather Service. Miami Boston at Harltord. 2: X p.m. playoffs. for a major league baseball averages 97 days with rainfall Timedey. April I BALTIMORE ORIOLES - Pieced Kevin Beaton at Harltord. 1:15 p.m. Hickey and John Mitchell, pitchers, on fran ch ise, but can the b ig d u rin g the A prll-to-O ctob er Thundoy. April 11 baseball season, compared to 84 waivers tor the purpose ol giving them their leagues survive outdoors In the Hartford at Boston. 7:11p.m., It necessary releases. Agreed to terms with Mike for Orlando and 79 for Tampa Saturday, A pril 11 state's hot, humid and rainy Flanagan, pllchar, oneoneytar contract. Bay. Boston at Harltord, 7:15 p.m.. If necessary C LEV ELA N D INDIANS - Reassigned summertime weather? It de­ M ind l y, April II Wayne Kirby, outfielder, to their minor But the summer rains tend to pends who you ask. Hartford at Bo*ton. 2:15p.m., It necessary Ib b o u b comd to i . end earlier in Miami, and by Montreal v a Boflato Absolutely, say backers o f the DETROIT TIO ERS - Optioned Scott Wednesday, April 1 Aldrod. Kevin Rltl and Rutty Moochom, prospective team In M iam i, night the chance o f rain Is Butlalo al Montreal. 2:13pm. pitchers, te Toledo ol ttw International where 123,013 tickets were sold diminished, said Paul Hebert of Friday. Aprils Leagu*. * for a weekend Yankees-Orlolcs the weather service office In Butlalo al Montreal. !:lip .m . KANSAS CITY ROYALS - Op Honed Jolt Sunday. April f Conlne. first baseman, end Tim Spehr, exhibition scries at open-air. Miami. Montreal al Butlalo. l:U p .m . "W e may get a few showers In catcher, to Omaha ol the American Assocla n a tu r a l g r a s s J o e R o b b ie T Hildas Aaeil I tton. Sent Andy McGelllgen. pitcher, and the evening hours, which is Montreal al Butlalo. 1:35 p.m. Stadium. Paul Zuvella. Inftelder, to Omaha. Thursday, April It M I L W A U K E E B R E W E R S - Placed No way. say leaders o f the when they'd play a game. buj. ] Buffalo at Montreal, 7:15 p.m.. Ilnecessa.-y Edgar Did). Infleldr*. and Mika Felder, they're likely to be light and e x p a n s i o n e f f o r t In S t . Saturday, April tl outfielder, on waivers tor ttw purpose r7><n out a game In my Montreal at 7 U p m . il r , r Petersburg, where taxpayers J---- -ffiJing mem their releases. Agr*»d * C f.... opinion." H l rtsald. Monday. April IS with Candy Maldonado, outfielder; Rick footed the bill for the SI 10 Buffalo at Montreal. 1:M p.m., II necessary Dempsey, catcher: and Willie Randolph, In fact, an analysis of normal m illio n , c lim a te c o n tr o lle d Campbell Conference second baiaman, on ona year contracts. July nights shows Miami is Chicago vs. Minnesota SuucoastDaine. MINNESOTA TWINS - Pieced Nelson comparable to its Florida com­ Thursday, April* Llriano, InfleIdtr. on waivers for the purpose Ultimately, tl will be up to petitors and other major league 1 Minnesota at Chicago. 1:15 p.m. ol giving him hit re lease. Saturday, April * NEW YORK Y A N K EES - Pieced Rich m a jo r lea g u e baseball this cities. For exam pic: 4HL T Minnesota at Chicago. 4 15 p m. Mont* leone, pltfhur. on special welirert •7/>v*nnvi G '- d L - o i J xc- L c-2-a c e n t • .....— " “hf fa mV s avcFatfe* T p.nfc~rU •r lY a o d k v .A p r r t v V " ....... •••' ' - Y f X 'iU W n S e ’M ^ W a c a iT J o s e " Tampa Bay. Miami, Orlando. pregume temperature is 82 Ue-jy •j Chicago al Minnesota. 10) p m. Gurmen, pitcher, on waivers for ttw purpose Wednesday. April 14 Washington. Buffalo and Denver grees. compared with 86 In^j of giving him hit reisate. Chicago al Minnesota. 1:01 p m. NlttefUJ **Aai«aKi for two new National League Tampa Bay. 87 In Orlando, 84 I n r Friday, April II A T LA N T A B R A V E S --"* P ie ce d Mark franchises. Minnesota at Chicago. I :U p.m., II necet Atlanta and a whopping 95 In f Grant, pitcher, on the IS day disabled Hit tary retroactive to March 2L Everyone but St. Petersburg Dallas. Sunday, April 14 CHICAOO CUBS - Placed Rick Sutclltte. will p'ay outdoors, but opinions — Both Tampa Bay and Or­ Chicago al Minnesota. 4:0S p.m., II necet pitcher, on ttw 15 day disabled till. OpItoned dlRcr as (o how big a role the lando average a 20 percent tary Stove Carter, outfielder, to Iowa of the Tuesday, April 14 weather will play. American Atioclallon. chance of rain. Atlanta 28 per­ Minnesota at Chicago. I :U p.m . II necet HOUSTON ASTROS - Optioned Mike tary " I t 's b r u t a l." said T e x a s cent and Dallas 25 percent, Simms, first baseman, to Tucson ol the SI. Louis vt. Detroit Pacific Coast League. Sent Terry Me Grill, Rangers third baseman Sieve while Miami averages 17 per­ Thursday, A pril! catcher, outright to Tucson. Sent Jim Coral Bucchelc. "I think ll's much cent. DetroilatSI. Loots,4 U p m end Dean Wllktnt, pitchers, to Ittoir minor — All three Florida cities have hotter here than It is in Texas, so Saturday. April 4 league camp lor reasalgnmant. Placed Don DetrollalSt. Louis. 4.U p m an average relative humidity Carmen, pitcher, on waivers tor ttw purpose to play here In Florida you really Monday, April • ol giving him his release. Released Mark need to have a dome. But the above 70 percent, compared SI. Louis alOetrolt, l : l l p m. Thurmond, pllclwr. Wednesday. April 14 thing Is. I hate to play Indoors. I with 66 percent In Atlanta and NEW YORK M ETS - Traded Darren Reed SI. Loultal Detroit. I U p m 44 percent in Dallas. and Alex Dial, outfielder*, to ttw Montreal think a lot o f guys are like that." Friday, April II Expos tor Terrel Hansen, outfielder, and The weather service’s Hebert " W e 'r e real confident the DetroilatSI Louis. l:U p .m „ It necessary David Sommer, pilctwr. Sunday, April 14 weather is not going to be a scolTs at the notion baseball PITTSBURGH PIRATES - Optioned Mike SI. Louis at Detroit, f OS p.m.. If necessary York, pilctwr. to Butlalo ol ttw American problem." said Don Smiley, vice can't be played outdoors in TiicidiVi A Bril IL Association. president of Miam i'* ownership Florida. Detroit at St. Louis. I U p m . l t necessary South Atlantic League "That really is a Joke." he said, Let Angeles vs. Vancouver group. "People live down here. SPARTANBURG PHILLIES - Namad Thursday. April 4 noting it's 90 degrees when Kan McMillanasslilant general manager. They're used to II." Vancouver al Lot AngeleA 10 U p m BASKETBALL St. Petersburg Assistant City some summertime games start Saturday, April 4 National basketball Association In St. Louis. "It's like they're Vancouver at Los Angeles, lO .U p m manager Rick Dodge counters: HOUSTON ROCKETS - Placed Dava Monday, April 4 Faill. center, on ttw ln|ured list. "W e 'r e not talking about a making St. Petersburg, Miami Lot Angeles al Vancouver. lO U p m MILW AUKEE BUCKS - Pieced Dele 10-event football season. W e’re and Orlando out like there’s Wednesday, April 14 Ellis, guard, on ttw ln|ured list. Signed t a lk in g a b o u t 81 o u td o o r some kind of weather problem Lot Angeles 4l Vancouver, IO:Up m Adrian Dantley. forward, to a contract tor ttw Friday, April 11 here." remainder ol ttw season events." Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10 U p.m . II • SAN ANTONIO SPURS - Activated Tony necessary Mettenburg. forward. Irom the Injured list Sunday. April It Placed Dwayne Schlnlrlui, center, on the Lot Angeles at Vancouver. 10 05 p m„ If Inlured list. necessary FOOTBALL Tuesday, April It National Football League Vancouver al Los Angatot. 10 U p m , II CLEVELAND BROWNS - Waived Mike nacessar; Lantford. kicker Calgary vt. Edmanlan G REEN BAY PACKERS - Signed Scott Ih c defense maintains the Thursday. April 4 Jones, defensive Iuwman By F M D Q O O D ALL Edmonton at Calgary.» 11 p m MIAMI DOLPHINS - Signed Den Smith. charges arc ridiculous and lhal AP Sports Writer Saturday, April 4 run itinn h lf k two other men — Ibczim Ofcdu. Edmonton at Calgary. I 01 p.m, NEW YORK OIANTS - Signed James TAMPA — International drug 27, and Muduwuba Ibekwe, 32. Monday. April 4 Milling, wide receiver Calgary al Edmonton. 4 U p m P H ILA D E L P H IA E A G L E S - Signed smuggler or kind and overly — who have pleaded guilty in Wednesday. April 14 James Booty, solely Released Al Harris, generous person? the case rxplnited Igwrbuike's Calgary al Edmonton. 4 U p m linebacker Op|M>slng attorneys In (he trial kindness and then turned on Friday, April 11 Canadian Feel ball League Edmonton at Calgary, f U p m , il necet OTTAWA ROUGH RIDERS - Signed Jake of Donald Igwebuike paint dra­ him to try lo save themselves. tary Vaughan, safety, and Darrtn Joseph, running matically different pictures of "You 're going to learn about u Sunday. April 14 back Ihc Minnesota Vikings kicker man who over Ills iifciime has Calgary al Edmonton. I 05 p m . II neett HOCKEY tary accused of financing an cITorl to befriended anyone who asks NaHanoi Hockey League Tuesday. April 14 NEW YORK RANOERS - Signed Tony import Si m illion worth of anything of him ." Winkles said, Edmonton at Calgary. 4 U p m . it neett Amonle, right wing, end Doug Weight, heroin from Ills native Nigeria. " f i e sits in (Ills courtroom tary center WASHINGTON CAPITALS - Called up Prosecutors focused Tuesday because he b efrien d ed tw o NHL STATISTICS Kent Paynter. delensemen, Irom Baltimore on (he football player's alleged Nigerians who took advantage of NEW YORK - Final regular season NHL of ttw American Hockey League tearing and a w l lending leader* Itiraugh involvement In u scheme that him. used him and are still using COLLEG E gam** el Sunday, March 11: fell apart when a courier, travel­ him ." NEW YORK TECH — Named Joe Hennle SCORING women's basketball coach ing on a tlrkel purchased by Ibekwe. who swallowed 33 A PI, Pun OM O NORTH FLORIDA - Hamad Marilyn G ra liky. L A Igwcbulkr. was arrested at Or­ thumb-sized pellets of heroin 7* 41 121 143 14 McRtavy-Nelen women's volleyball and Hull. StL 71 to 45 111 22 lando International Airport. Itcforc boarding a flight from seftbell coach. Igw ebuike portrayed as sm u g g ler, d u p ed friend Oates. SIL 115 24 41 >5 Racchl. 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NHL playoll*. Harltord al Boston. (LI It OJ p m — SC. NHL playoll*. Now Jerso, at Pittsburgh TENNIS 7 pm SUN ATP European Tourna mont Man's tinglos t.nal Radio TENNIS 4 10 pm WB2S AM 117)01. Cantor Court prematth show 7 pm - A B M Am (12201. Prudential So*untios Classic MISCELLANEOUS 5pm — WB2S AM 117701. Sportslin* * 10p m A W N JA M D to l Sports Talk Assistant U.S. Attorney Todd Foster said evidence will show Igwebuike expected to make a S65.000 profit and became an­ gry when a third man involved In the plan told him a smaller quantity of heroin than expected had arrived in Florida. Igwebuike. whose siyjtc en­ deared him to Tampa Hay fans who adoringly called him “ Ig gy " during five seasons with the Buccaneers, faces up to 120 years In prison and SO million In fines If convicted of conspiracy and smuggling "W e're going to tell you the story of Stone Igwebuike. not Iggy." Foster said during open­ ing statements, ulludtng to a nickname they said the football plaver is known by In Nigeria. Lagos. Nigeria, was traveling on a ticket purchased by Igwebuike ami also told U.S. Customs agents that the placc-klckcr gave him $7,000 to take to lgwebulkc's part-ills in Nigeria. Winkles said his client Is a generous person "almost lo u fault" who purchased Ibekwe's ticket for $2.001 as a loan because Ibekwe mid him he needed to travel because of a death in the fa m ily . " U n ­ beknownst to Donald, there was no death.” iht- attorney said. Much of the testimony Tues­ day focused on the arrest of Ibekwe. who pleaded guilty to importation of heroin and will be sentenced July 3. as well as the g o v e r n m e n t's fo llow -u p in ­ vestigation �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Wednesday, April 3, 1091 — SB Southeast Seminole opens season ICBA nets two seconds, one third ORLANDO — Tram s representing the In­ ter-County Basketball Association took a pair o f seconds and a third In the annual Easter Sunshine Basketball Tournament run by the Youth Basketball Organization o f America. The Kittens, competing in the one girls' division, lost to Winter Haven 59-40 In the championship game. Carrie McAulifTc scored a career-high 16 points to help the ICBA team stay close. Lisa Llljenqulst added 10 points and Stephanie Nolseux had eight. T o reach the championship game, the Kittens topped Oak Ridge 49-23 and the St. Luke's Tigers o f Oviedo 56-41. In the first game. Nolseux had 19 points and 11 rebounds. Katie McGovern added 12 and Llljenqulst had eight while Jennie Slavik and McAulifie chipped In with four each. Against St. Luke's, Llljenqulst exploded for 24 points. Nolseux contributed 14. Rhydonna Tossle added 13 and Angela Goff had three. Both Nolseux and Llljenqulst were first-team All-Tournament selections. T h e T o m c a ts , p la y in g In th e B o y s ’ 12-and-Under Division, lost to Puerto Rico 52-32 in the finals. Doing the scoring for the ICBA squad were Reggie Carwise (10), Josh Greer (eight). Andy Neufeld (six) and Nick Caldwell. Jake Sultan. Chris Caldwell and Mike Halaychick (two each). T o reach the championship game, the Tomcats pulled out a 43-40 win over Orlando PAL. With the score tied and 18 seconds left, the Tomcats took the ball out o f bounds and got It to Carwise. who drove to the basket, scored and was fouled. He then sank the free throw to complete the three-point play. Cafdwell chipped In with 20 points. Greer had 12 and Chris Caldwell added six. Carwise was a first-team All-Tournament selection while Greer won the "H u stle" Award for the tourney. The Alieycats. and 11-and-Under team, needed to beat the Sunshine Basketball Association Ilium Seminole County) to clinch third In its division. In the 5-36 win in the first game. Reggie Kohn threw in 17 while Seth Fowler added 12. T.J. Mounts and Scot Dean had six each. Ahmad Hill contributed three. In the second game. Kohn had 10 as the Alieycats won 49-38. Also chipping In were Brad Combes (nine points). Hill (eight), Mounts and Matt Tulip (five each). Snow Hernandez (four) and Fowler and Dean (four each). . The ICBA’s 14-and-Under team had a tough weekend, losing three straight. Their best game was a 63-56 setback at the hands or the SOYS A entry. Shareef Jackson led the way with 14. OVIEDO — Southeast Seminole Babe Ruth Baseball League celebrated Its second Opening Day on March 23. the only sunny Saturday of the month, at the Oviedo High School baseball field. After Oviedo High School's Holly Hopke sang the National Anthem, league president Bob Scott welcomed the players and parents. Guest speaker Greg Kite o f the Orlando Magic then threw out the first pitch, which was caught by University of Central Florida Coach Jay Bergman. Both Bergman and Oviedo High School Coach Mike Ferrell spoke to those assembled. All the players were then Introduced by their respective coaches. Finally, a special prayer and Pledge o f Allegiance was said for those serving In the American military. Including Southeast Seminole parent John Caldwell, recently returned from the Middle East. The first game of the season, played at Boston Hill, was a Bambino Division (ages 10 to 12) gam e, th e M ets b ea tin g the Cubs 12-4. Appropriately enough. Nick Caldwell led the Mets, striking out 13 while throwing a two-hitter and contributing a home run and a single on offense. Also chipping In at the plate for the Mets were Kevin LaPolIa (two hits, three RBI). Dan LaPolla (two hits). Chris Caldwell (two RBI). Matt Tucker (one hit) and Kevin Caldwell (one hit). Pacing the Cubs were Matt Summltt (double. RBI). Dan W erner (single) and Mike Galone (RBI). Summltt, Nathan Hemphill and Ryan Bledsoe pitched for the Cubs. In another Bambino game, the Yankees topped the Cardinals 17-6. Matt Tulip was the winning pitcher, allowing two runs over four Innings while striking out six before giving way to reliever Ozzlc Agulla. Suffering the loss for the Cardinals was Matt Gotstcyn. who split the pitching chores wltfi Frank Perez. Allen walker hit a home run. two triples and a double to lead the Yankee attack. Ashley Scott added a triple while catcher Ben Hester, who made an outstanding defensive playc behind the plate, had two hits. For the Cardinals. Golsteyn had a triple among his three hits. Jeremy Zelanes. Billy Law and Nathan Jones added two hits each. In the lone Pee Wee Division (7-9) game, the Cubs outacored the Yankees 17-13. Mike Cun­ ningham had four hits, including two home runs, and four runs scored. Rob Amcrson. Mike Boyle and Jacob DlPictro each had two hits. De­ fensively. D lPictro and Ricky Lawton were outstanding for the Cuba. Marc Stumbo. Kenny Rybickl, Jon Meckstroth and Shawn Dates paced the Yankees with two hits each. The Oviedo Mets played the Longwood Cardi­ nals to a 6-6 tic In their Babe Ruth Division (13-15) contest. Chris Spies led the Mets with two hits. Jake Fesslcr. Mike Scutero. Trace Wilson and Ryan Brockman all had one hit each. Classic - Continued from IB - three consecutive games to pull . to within 6-4 In the second set. Reality soon set in, though; Rostagno regained his co n ­ centration and served out the match. " I knew Connors was a dan­ g e ro u s p la y e r , " e x p la in e d Rostagno. “ But I didn't feel like the match was getting away from me because I knew I would be serving for the set and that he ; shouldn't be able to break me \again." , The difference In the match , was Rostqgno’s power, qulck. ness and height, overwhelming a Connors who is still Just 10 . weeks into his comeback after a y 16-month Injury-Induced layoff. "Connors had beaten me the •» two times I had played him t before." said Rostagno. " It felt , good to beat him and pay him t back a little, even though. If I ; was a fan. I’d probably cheer for I: him too." In ?P. seven r;L4h" top eight ' seeded players took the court T u e s d a y a n d a ll b u t tw o ' advanced. Besides Agassi and Rostagno. seeded players that survived include second-seeded defending Classic cham pion Brad G ilb e r t, s ix th -s e e d e d •' Jimmy Arias and eighth-seeded •’ David Pate. 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Florida — Wednesday, April 3, 1991 9 • People Si Fu shares authentic recipes IN B R I E F ■ f JOAN RIM Garage and bake sale set Herald Correspondent Seminole County 4—H Council is sponsoring a one-day only garage sale oil Friday. April 5. at the Cooperative Extension .Office at Five Points from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The council has been working to collect Items from members around the county and will use the profits from the sale to help send needy members to 4—H Summer Camp. Anyone wishing to donate money to the camp scholarship fund or Items for the sale may call the Seminole County 4—H office at 323-2500, ext. 5560. CASSELBERRY D a v id Kwong. our Cook o f the Week. Is an authentic Cantonese. Hong Kong style Chinese chef. Kwong and his wife Susan speak little English. Due to the language barrier. Susan asked her friend May Lee, who lives In Bradenton, to Interpret for her and David. She also transcribed Kw ong't recipes from Chinese to English. The Kwong's have been mar­ ried for 20 years and were wed In Hong Kong where Kwong studied and apprenticed under a SI Fu In Cantonese cooking. SI Fu means master ch ef Kwong said as a young boy he was curious about his mother's kitchen and cooking. His Interest grew over the years, culminating as a SI Fu a fte r y e a r s or apprenticeship and mastering each level of Chinese culinary requirements. Kwong explained the levels of accomplishment required. The lowest level Is propping food, cutting vegetables, learn­ ing to recognize dishes and cleaning. The first Important level Is deep fry. Th e second Is steam cooking and the third Is wok stir fry . There are several levels o f wok s t ir fr y . H o w e v e r . It w as explained that there are three levels o f wok stir fry to learn before working with the head ch e f The head chef always has a person working with him who Is In the same level as portion control. Other requirements are the artful and delicate method of dieting fish, debonlng chicken, meat cutting and carving. (Meat cutting Is before the meat Is cooked and carving Is after It's Transform leftovers into tasty entrees Having leftover holiday ham makes some economical and MICROWAVt tasty meal entrees. Use the food MAGIC processor or meat grinder to grind the ham for these ham loaves. They lake very little tim e : ham m ic r o w a v e s to MIDGE perfection and can be served M YCO FF either warm or cold. Consider the ham a "dollar stretcher" when all is used and enjoyed. H AM L O A F W IT H P IN K H A M A N D N O O D LE C A S S E ­ SAUCE RO LE W C. packed brown sugar 3 C. uncooked noodles V4 C. chili sauce 1Vi C. frozen peas (1044 oz.) 3Tbsp. mayonnaise 3 C. cubed cooked ham 1 lb. ground bam (approx. 4 1 can (1044 condensed cream cups) o f mushroom soup 2 eggs, beaten 1 can (4 oz.) mushroom pieces, ViC. rolled oats undrained V4C. milk 1 can (8 oz.) sliced water 2 Tbsp. (Indy chopped onion chestnuts, drained Vh Isp. pepper Vi C. mayonnaise Combine brown sugar, chill Vi C. milk sauce and mayonnaise In a small 1 tsp. prepared mustard mlemwavc-safe bowl. Mix well. V4 Isp. garlic powder Microwave on 100% power. IV* Vi Isp. pepper to 2 minutes or until mixture Cook noodles as directed on bolls and flavors are blended, stirring once. Set aside. Combine p a c k a g e . D ra in and rinse. Meanwhile, place peas In 2Vi qt. hum. eggs, outs, milk, onion, mlcrowavc-safe casserole. Cover and pepper " V vi” fiV^j'""l' ,,,lv rooked.)' *•»..*■ .......... well. Press Tfilo ungrcuseU 9 X with lid. Mv/tfsWjry B.r- io o % May Lee explained that "In the 5-incli lour dish. Spoon abut half power. 4 to 4 ‘i minutes or umll o f the sauce over the loaf, steaming hot. Stir In remaining Chinese culture, food is very Important. With every meat or spreading evenly. Cover with Ingredients and cooked noodles, waxed paper. M icrow ave on mixing lightly. Cover with casse­ dsh dish, the appropriate vege­ table will be served to balance 100% power, 9 to 10 minutes or role lid. Microwave on 100% ***** S#*- Mw« « H ( .<v»n ir-.. cc.'vrhrff.^URS.^ .jin.,, power. 9-10 minutes or until the body's nutritional needs." microwave rooking thermome­ ' fteuTc'u' TYirOIIgi 17 5t m « ig - i0nce.” " * C W iT * ts e ~ b io c x .~ fi—iu - u t .'e t i’ Makes about R servings. extensively lo balance meat ter. FRUIT-QLAZED H AM LOAF * Micro-hint: Buttered crumbs entrees. The broccoli ts longer stemmed, has a smaller flow1Vi lb. ground Hum" can be added during last minute erette and broader leaf than the V* It), ground pork o f heating time. well known American variety. 1 small onion, finely chopped Cream o f celery soup can be The broccoli Is served separately 2 eggs, beaten u sed In s t e a d o f c r e a m o f and presented to the diner, Vi C. dry bread crumbs mushroom. delectable and aromatic with its Vi C. milk 1 can (H o*.| crushed pineap­ ple. drained H F lo y d TTt s a t ro a y V ljilc h lie ld 2 Tbsp. brown sugar isp. ground cloves C p l a z a t w 55j \ uuacini to MMHOu coimuwtv e d it * J Combine ham. pork, onion, eggs, bread crumbs, and milk, n io m BS51 m h m u mixing well. Press into 9 X WHITE KINDER0ARDEN 5 - 1n c h g l a s s l o a f d i s h . HUS K W "jB fS S S E * FANG COP Microwave, covered with waxed r..*«.WtoT1***M M.*w.«M*rt***w M .lk in t .T .n tru paper, 15 minutes: drain Juli es. ftM C T R IM W 90* A U DAY WIONOOAY C om bin e rem aining ingre­ *I'M M.t.rw. s ij ■ ... ' d i e n t s : s p o o n o n t o lo a f. S B lf r a n o u i u MOVItl AND l) ! \t i l J22 1216 Microwave, uncovered. 5 to fi 1 m u c h w o w m arao 1 minutes or until done 1170°). SUf’tH lULSOAV IS HAt * 1 ____ ghost rw n ri 1 A U SEATS A l l SHOWS; s 3 ( Serves 6 to 8. V S B D P B E T T V W O M A I T n iV LUNCHEON HAM SANDWICH 2 o/. cream cheese 1Tbsp. mayonnaise U isp. dry mustard 1 C. coarsely ground rooked ham *75 IW iw M u dea: M fltsU 3-4*10*, ' i C. finely chopped cucumber 4-3x7*.» UfaUrta. 15 NM-pertntfteond 1 green onion, thinly sliced 12 AtFOccaahn Caption Pbrtrat.•“ U4 - -n g f 2 English muffins, split and M o r e B I G P o r t r a it s ! ssesss toasted 4 i bin slices tomato 4 thin slices favorite cheese M ic ro w a ve (1 0 0 % ) cream cheese In mixing bowl. 15 to 30 seconds or until softened. Stir in mayonnaise and dry mustard until smooth. Mix In ham. cucumber and green onion. Re­ frigerate alxml I hour to hlrnd f la v o r s A r r a n g e m u f fin s cttl-side-tip oil mlcrowavc-safe O F F E R B E G IN S WED.. A PR IL 3 5 D A Y S ONLYI plate. Divide filling among muf­ STUDIO D AYS A N D HOURS: W ED ., APRIL 3 • SU N .. APRIL 7 fin halves: spread evenly. Top DAILY: 10 AM-7 PM SU N D A Y: STUDIO O P E N S WITH each with tomato and cheese S T O R E T O 5 PM slice. Microwave (IOO%) un­ STUDIO LO CA TIO N : S A N F O R D • L A K E M A R Y covered. I Vi to 2 minutes or Harry! l imited Time Oiler! until cheese starts to melt. At tom 4 open-faced sandwiches. deep green color. It Is steamed " a l dente" and placed In a position o f honor to be con­ sumed In equal amounts with the meat dishes. May Lee translated from David that "a Hong Kong chef has an obligation lo prepare and pres­ ent Chinese food In three very Important steps. The combina­ tion o f presentation, aroma, and taste are utmost In a Chinese c h e fs mind as he prepares each meal.'* Kwong cooks mostly Canton­ ese but Is Induenced by Manda­ rin and several other Chinese regions. “ Cantonese Is dominant In H ong Kong cooking. It Is a southern region and food Is prepared in a more natural and delicate way. While the northern regions of China are cold, they consume heavy meals that are spicy hot to help their bodies keep warm. They need more calories, therefore they eat heart­ ily ." May Lee said. For family ar.d friends. Kwong recently prepared a feast of shrimp balls, authentic wanton soup, chicken Mandarin, roast duck Cantonese, roast squab, a b a lo n e , du ck c la w s, beef, steamed rice and fried rice with shrim p and diced vegetables plus a platter o f Chinese broc­ coli. The variety and abundance o f delectable dishes were superb and one docs feel special when served at a private Chinese family banquet prepared by SI Fu Kwong. The banquet for five diners went on until midnight as each course topped the previous pres­ entation. The last dish served after the table had been cleared for the fourth time was a platter o f o r a n g e w e d g e s . An appropriate finale (o a perfect meal. HwaM Photo bf Joan King From laft: May Lm , Susan and David Kwong. 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I notice that It Is never stated that a person hu:i died of steroids, yet steroids attack the system In a similar manner by dest roving the Immune system. __ l, '.jjj^r> l“ lll|nini-e. mw.mr people ‘ Vtltlik AIDS Is if iv im -.-rt-riVw i’.. » ■— which It [s not. Please consfd er iln anguish tht loved ones must endure when this kind of Information appears In the obItuury. I can remember when people were Just us afraid o f ' cancer.- TTiey" wbuUInV'gif inil7' the home of one so Infected, lent they. too. become tnlected. By the way. I do not have AIDS nor am I HIV positive. Thanks. Abby. for letting me have my say. HELEN IN K.C. D EAR H ELEN: When the cause of death Is AIDS, and that fact appears In the obituary. It Is very often the wish o f the deceased. (It Is nothing to be ashamed of: we have lost some o f our finest people to AIDS.) However. If the family o f the deceased chooses to omit (or disguise) the cause of death, the family will have the last word. Literally. DEAR ABBY: My husband calls telephone sex numbers when I'm not around. I never know how many calls he's made until our telephone bill comes. Every' month, these calls artmore numerous, and they artrunning Into a lot of money. He knows how much It hurts and upsets me. but he continues to doll. Abby, l am a good-looking woman, and he tells me I am great In tied but If he doesn't quit making Ihesc sex calls. I am % feel free to gel up In the morning without bothering the night owl. And the night owl need noi gel up early to accommodate the early bird A B IG A IL VANRUREN going to leave him. Plese tell me how to handle this new habit of his. NOT GOOD ENOUGH ■DEAK HOT-aOOD C N C U SC t You are not responsible for whal turns your husband on. This "h ab it" has nothing to do with you — unless he's spending more time on the telephone than he spends with you. You and your husband need to talk this out together with a marriage counselor. If he refuses to go. go alone. You are not the only wife who feels she Is not "good enough" because her husband discovered telephone sex. DEAR ABBY: When a person visits u relative In a dilTercnt state, and one party prefers to stay up late and sleep late the following morning, and the other one Is In the habit o f getting up early In the morning and retiring early, who should adjust his or her schedule — the visiting guest or the host? There have been no disagree­ ments over this, and all visits have been most congenial, but I would like your opinion us lo which one should adjust his or her schedule during such a visit. WONDERING IN M ANHATTAN. KAN. D E A R W O N DERIN Q : Why should anyone adjust Ills or her schedule? The early bird should DEAR ABBY: I can't believe I’m writing this. This Is n second marriage for both me and my —jrlffc. Th. problem l i 'itfra-Lfvm i two daog.ilcrs and ' two *srtfp“ daughters. All four daughters have gotten married since my wife and I were married. My one stepdaughter had a big church wt-duing. the oilier one run utter ,.lhr_ fellow and finally married him In Texas/ TTiey' wcTc 'uldit •' ' rled by a Judge, so I sent them the money I would have spent on u big wedding. Now. both stepdaughters arc divorced. The one that got mar­ ried In Texas Is engaged again and wants a big wedding since she didn't have one the first time. Abby. 1 don't believe I should be expected lo pay twice — especially since I don't think tills will be her last, either. It's not that I don't have the m oney b u t it h a s b e e n earmarked for retirement, which Is three years away. How can I handle this? Please answer soon because f Ik wed­ ding looks like II may L< in Muv 1991. ONE DAUGHTER, ONE WEDDINO DEAR ONE DAUGHTER: I think you've slated your ease clearly In your signature. Before your stepdaughter proceeds any further with her plans for a big church wedding, sit her down and tell her that you arc not goin g to pay r a a second w edding. Period. And don't upologl/r for your decision. You Isive already gone above and beyond. Stand firm. Dad! Kw ong Continued from Page 4B a crisp outside und moist Insldiwllhoul fat. Fresh duck must laused " This Si F u oilers a variety ol ( lilneserecipes toourreaders. S H R IM P P U F F S 120 lo 25 pieces i 1 lt>. devcincd shrimp, cleaned and minced 1egg while 1/5 isp. sesame oil 1/lOtsp |H-ppci 2 o/. haintxx) shoots, minced Mi isp. salt 1 Isp. sugar lb. cornstarch Oil to fry Pul shrimp, egg white, sesame oil |H'p|K-r. bamltoo shoots, salt and sugar all together In a mixing txiwl and stir together In one way. clockwise, until elastic­ ity appears. Put In refrigerator to harder consistency, approx, one hour Take out of refrigerator and make 20 — 25 halls Roll III cornstarch. Heat oil to 300°. drop shrimp pulls Into otl and Iry to golden brown. PEPPER STEAK Kur Hank steak sliced '.‘j Isp sail 1 Isp sugar tsp. cornstarch 2 tsp. oil 3 tsp. water 4 or. shred.'clean green bell rn pepper dark) cut in I " x 2 pieces 2 oz. onion, sliced !') tsp. salt 2 Isp. cornstarch, add water 2 eggs minced garlic (lo taste) 5 tsp. cornstarch 1 tsp vegetable otl 4 oz. peanut oil for batter 12 o/ chicken broth, mixed Oil for deep frying together with 2 Isp. mushroomMix Ingredients together, add soy sauce. Mix (lank steak, salt, sugar, 4 oz. |H*unul oil and mix uguln. c o r n s ta r c h , o il und w a te r Heat oil for frying to 340° and deep fry cllk ken pieces, one by together in a bowl and set aside Heal pan or wok Add minced one. until golden brown. Remove garlic and one teusponn vegeta­ rhlcken pieces, drain on paper ble oil and stir until garlic Is toweling and set aside. Strain golden brown. Add chicken remaining oil. Mix In ti oz. broth wilt: mushroom soy sauce, Mandarin satire lo taste, lit at. sliced green pepper, two ox, and serve. sliced onion, flank steak, sail, Mandarin Sauce 1 lb. Maggl sauce sugar, cornstarch, oil and water 10 oz. Red Chinese vinegar to pan Bring to boll, and silt In cornstarch with water lo thicken lean lx- tnund in oriental stoics) Vi It). Worcestershire sauce sauce. Serve 2 lbs sugar M ANDARIN CHICKEN Cook above Ingredients, re­ (Serves 3) frigerate and keep lor further I lb. chicken (either while or use. BEAUTY SALONS HATE ME! NEW PERM T E C H N O LO G Y LONGER-LASTING CURLS & WAVES ^ ® 321-21o f ^ % Ark For Jim L in t M itu fi MONOAY-HTUROAV 9 AM - 6 PM CLOSED SUNDAY WE GLADLY ACCEPT HOB QUANTITY RI0HT* MilNVSO 1514 S. FRENCH AVE. PHARMACIST. JERRY LIGUORI PHONE: 407-321-6626 • State-licensed and registered pharmacists • Convenience: have your prescription filled while you shop • We accept PCS, P A ID , BC-BS M E D IM E T and M E D IC A ID • Computerized prescription records • We carry a full line of FDA-approved quality generic drugs • Prescriptions are easily transferrable. Just bring in your refillable prescrip­ tion and we’ll contact your physician and take care of all the details. : �u o k fin l ,1 - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Wedneiday. April 3, 1901 Legal N o tices Legal Notices Legal N otices IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E EIOHTKCNTH m a in s , s e r v ic e la te r a l* , hydrants, valves end appurte­ nances. and which sewer system Includes all u n ita ry lewer lines. Including mains, lateral!, manholes, and eppewtenancy*All paving lor streets, roads, walkways, or entrance way* now or hereafter owned by DEBTOR and which are now or hereafter located on Ihe PROP­ E R T Y or any part or parcel thereof. All ol DEBTOR’* Interest a* lessor In and to all Nates or rental arrangements at the PR OPERTY, or any part there ol. heretofore mad* and entered Into, and In and to all leases or rental arrangements hertatter made and entered Into by DEBTOR during the life of the Security Agreements or any extension or renewal thereol. together with all rents and paym anlt In lieu ef re n li. together with any and all guarantees ol such Nast* Or rental arrangements and Including all present and lutura security de­ posits and advance rentals. Any and all awards or pay­ ments. Including Interest there­ on. and the right to receive Use seme, as a result ot (a) tha axerclsa ot tha right ot eminent domain, lb) lha alteration ot tha grada of any street, or (c) any other ln|ury to. taking of. or decrease in Ihe value ot the PR OPER TY described In this Exhibit. All of Ihe right, title, and Interest ot Ihe Debtor In and to all unearned premiums accrued, accruing, or accrue undtr any and all Inturanca policies now or hereafter provided pursuant lo the terms of such mortgage, and all proceeds or sums payable for lha lots ot or damaga to (a) Ihe PR OPER TY described herein, or (b) rents, revenues. Income, profits, or proceeds Irom Nates, franchises, concessions, or licenses ol or on any part of tha PROPERTY All parmitt. licenses and ap­ provals Ittuad by any givensmenial or public authority or agency relating lo construction upon, or Ihe operation, man­ agement or use ol, or utilities lor. the PROPERTY or any pari thereof, whether now or here­ after issued All Iradtnsarkt, trade names, logos and othar idantl lying or promotional materials used or to bo used by DEBTOR In connection with the marketing and operation ot tho PROPER­ TY. All present or future utility agreements and contracts relatad to tho PROPERTY or any part tharaol to tho axtent ol DEBTOR'S Interests therein. D A T E D this 7tlh day ol March. Iff I. CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE OP PUBLIC N BABIN* NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN by the Planning end Zoning Board ol tha City ot Lake Mary. Florida, that said Beard will held a Public Hearing on April 77. iff) at 7:0* p.m., or a* wen at possible thereafter, to review a Preliminary Plan submitted by Late Mary Partnership, Ltd., applicant, for a change ot toning Irom A t to PUD on that portion ol tho following de­ scribed property: Commencing at the Northwart comar ol Section 4, Township 70 South. Range 70 East. Seminole County. Florida, run i 0* de­ grees 44"47" E 770.00 leet along the North line ot the Northwest t* ot said Section 4; thence run S 00 degrees r n » 7100 Net to the South rlght ot wey line ot Poola Road (State Road a*A> and tha Point of Beginning; t h e n c o r u n a l o n g » e ld right ot way lint 1 00 degrees 44'47" E 1730.7* Not; thence run S 00 degrees O'M'' E 471.00 Net; thence run N 0* daor*** *4'47" W 770 00 feet, thence run S 00 degrees O'M" E 770 00 feet, thence run S 00 degree* TYII" W 10*1 M Net; thence run S 00 degrees 5*'77" E 100.57 feet; thence run S 00 d*ore«« r40"E. S70.1t Net; thence run N M degree* JTJ7" W tlf0 .lt feet along Ihe North line of the South M7.f3 Net ot Mid Northwest 14; Ihonco run N 00 degress 7"I " E 35*1 40 Not along the East line ot Hill* ol Laka Mary Phoaat Or* and Two as recorded In Plot Book 74, Pages i f through 77 of the Public Records tor Seminole County. Florida, to tho Point ol Boginning, containing *7.14 acres more or tots. The Public Hoering will be held In the Commission Cham­ bers. too W. Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary, Florida. Tho public Is Invited to attend and be heard Said hearing may bo continued from lime to llmo until final recommendation It made by the Planning and Zoning Board. NOTE: PERSONS ARE ADVISEO TH AT A T A P E D RECORD OF THIS M EETIN G IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS C O N V E N I E N C E . THIS RECOR D MAY NOT CON­ STITUTE AN AD EQ UATE R E ­ CORO FOR THE PURPOSES OF A PP EA L FROM A D E ­ CISION MADE BY T H E CITY. ANY PERSON WISHING TO EN SU RE THAT AN A D E ­ QUATE PERSON WISHING TO EN SU R E TH AT AN A D E ­ Q U A T E R EC O R D O F TH E P R O C E E D I N G S IS M A I N ­ TAIN ED FOR A P P E L L A T E PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO M AKE THE NECESSARY A R ­ RAN GEM EN TS AT HIS OR r.VIV*' OWN EXPENSE. el ■ c ir t o F LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Anita K. Newton, Community Development ju d ic ia l c ir c u it , IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A S E NO.W-7M4-CA-14K A M E R I FIRST B A N K . A F E D E R A L SAVINGS B A N K . t/ k / a A M E R IF IR S T F E O E R A L SAVIN G S AN D LO AN ASSOCIATION. Piatm iil, v». SPAN ISH OAKS. L T D . a Florid a limited p«' Inershlp, v io l.. Defendants AM END ED NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE S ffiS Z M B B k W tiO K v e n : N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant to on Amended Sum m ory Final Judgmvnl ol Forv closure dolvd March 70. Iff I and vnlcrvd In Case No. t f 3441 CA la K ol tha Circuit Court ol Ihv 1ITH Judicial Circuit In and tor S a m ln o la C o u n ty. F lo r id a , wherein AM ERI FIRST BANK, A F E D E R A L SAVINGS BANK, torm vrly known a t A m vrlFlrtt Federal Saving* and Loan A li o elation. Plaintiff, and SPANISH O AKS. LTD . E T A L , are d* Ifn d a n ti, I will ta ll lo Ihe highest bidder tor cash at tha West F ronl Door of tha Samlnola County Courthouta. Sanlord, Florida, at 1100o'clock A M on the 11th day ol Ap ril. Iff l. tha following described properly at sat forth In said Amended Summary Final Judgment to wit: Tha North TOO 00 teat ol the N E ■« ot Section tf. Township 71 South. Range 70 East. Seminole County, Florida, lying East of U S Highway 171 *7 Less from tha SE corner of said parcel run S »**37'W . along the South line ol alortsald North 700.00 tael, a distance ot aff.7 reel to Ihe P O IN T OF B EG IN N IN G , thence S ***77'W, 337 73 leet to a concrete monument on the R ig h t o l W ay lin e o l U S Highway 17 A 17. thence along said Highway run N J7*|7'E . IIS 00 tael, thence S M*57‘ E., 17* l leal lo the Point ol Begin nlng T O G E T H E R with Its esllllng or alter acquired buildings. Im p ro v a m a n ts . rig h ts ot w ay. • a sem a n ts. s lr a e t i, a lla y s , p a t t a g t t . w a te r* , w a ttr courses, riparian rights, righli. privileges, tenements, heredl laments and appurtenances, re malndart. reversions, fixtures and the rents, leases, contracts and prollls thereof T O G E T H E R with Ihe build Irtgt. Improvements, rights ot way. casements, streets, alleys, p a s s a g e s , w a t e r s , w a te r courses, riparian rights, rights, p riv lltg e i. tenements, heredl laments and appurtenances, re m alnderi and reversions there unto, and rants, lenses and ■frzii-as ail Ol Borrower's personal property ol •very nature and llaluras. In eluding wilhniit limitation described In UCC I Financing Stalamanls executed In connec­ tion with Ihe Loan, whelhtr now or hereafter attached or a lllia d thereto or used In connection therewith and located thereon. _and An preWriVanb atteTacquired eq u ipm en t, fix tu re s , goods which are lo become fixtures, rents and lease ^security depoa Its. and laasas and accessions and proceeds ol all ol tha foregoing types of collateral Without limitation ol the gen erellty ol Ihe loregomq, D EBT O R ’* security Interest grants to Secured Party avidenced hereby also Includes Ihe collateral specified below A ll m achinery, apparatus, equipment, llllin g s . Ilitu 'at. w h e t h e r a c t u a lly o r con slructively attached to the prop arty described on Exhibit B t " P R O P E R T Y " ) and Including all trade, domestic, and or namenlal llxturei and articles ol personal property ot every kind and nature whatsoever now or hereafter located In, upon, or under the P R O P E R T Y or any part thereof and used or usable In connection with any present or fu ture o p e ra tio n ol lha P R O P E R T Y A N D NOW O W N E D OR H E R E A F T E R A C Q U IR E D BY D E B T O R . In eluding, but without limiting Ihe generality ol the loregoing, all healing, air conditioning, traei ing lig h tin g , la u n d r y . In cinerallng. and power equip menl. angmai, pipes, pumps, la n k s . m o t o r s : c o n d u it s ; switchboards, plumbing: lilting, claaning. lire prevention, lire extinguishing, refrig era tin g , ventilating and communications a p p a ra tu s, b o ile rs , ranges, furnaces, oil burners or units thereol appliances: a ir cooling and air conditioning apparatus, vacuum cleaning systems, tie valor* e s ca la to rs : shades, awnings screens, storm doors and windows, stoves, wall beds refrigerators, attached cabl nets, partitio ns, d ucts and compressors, rugs and carpet! d r a p e r i e s , f u r n i t u r e an d furnishings, together with all building materials and equip menl now or hereafter delivered to the P R O P E R T Y and Intended to be installed therein, includ mg but not limited to. lumber, plaster, cement, shingles root mg plumbing, fixtures, pipe, lath, waiiboard. cabinets, nails sinks, toilets lurnecei. healers, b ric k ttl*. w ater heaters, screens window Iramet. glass doors flooring pamt. lighting fixtures and unattached equip mem together with all xddi lions and accessions thereto and replacements thereol A ll of the water, sanitary, and storm sewer systems now or hereafter owned by Ihe D E B T O R which are now or hereafter located by. over, and upon the P R O P E R T Y or any part and parcel thereof, and which water sy s te m in c lu d e s a ll water M A R Y A N N E M O RSE. CNrk Circuit CourJ. B Y . Jena Deputy CNrx Publish: March 77 A April 7. m i D ED 355 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUELICNEARINO . . NQTJce^I*.m e b c _b v g »y e n _ by Tho Planning and * Toning ~ Board ol tha City ol Lake Mary. Florida, that said Board will hold a Public Hearing on April 77. Iff I al 7 00 p m., or at Soon a t posslbl* thereafter, to con sider a request Irom Dunmore D e v e lo p m e n t C o rp o ra tio n , applicant, lor change ol toning Irom C M o C 7 on the following described property: The South 517.50 leet ol the West 1x ot Ihe SW U ol tho SE to ol Section 7, Township 70 South. R a n g e 70 E a s t , S a m ln o la County. Florida, LESS tha South 740 feet ot Ihe West 700 leet thereol. and also LESS that part ly i n g South o l Ihe N o rth right of way line of Sun Drive (recorded at Santord Avenue In Plat Book f. Page 1*. ol tho P u b lic Records ol Semlnolo County. Florida); together wltti the South J17 JO leet ol the West 70 leet ol tho East to ol tho SW toofftw SE << ol M id Section 7. lest that part lying South ol the North right of way line ot Sun D riv e (recorded as Sanlord Avenue in PNI Booh t, Page 1*. ol lha Public Records of Semi nole County. Florida!. Tha Public Hearing will be held In the Commission Cham bars. 100 W. Lake Mary BJvd . Lake Mary. Florida Tho Public it Invited to attend and be heard Said hearing may be continued Irom llmo to lime until Imal recommendation Is mad* by the Planning and Zoning Board NO TE PERSONS ARE A D V IS E D TH A T A T A P E O R EC O R D O F THIS M E E T I N G IS M A D E B Y T H E CITY FOR ITS C O N V E N I E N C E T H IS R E C O R O M A Y NO T CO N S TITU TE AN A D E Q U A T E RE C O R O FOR T H E P U R P O SES OF A P P EA L FROM A DE CISION M A D E B Y T H E CITY A N Y PER SO N WISHING TO E N S U R E T H A T AN A D E Q U A T E PERSO N WISHING TO E N S U R E T H A T AN A D E Q U A T E R E C O R D O F TH E P R O C E E D I N G S IS M A I N T A IN E D FOR A P P E L L A T E P U R P O S E S IS AD VISED TO M A K E TH E N E C E S S A R Y AR R A N G E M E N T S A T HIS OR H EROW N EXPENSE C ITY OF L A K E M A R Y . FLO RID A Anila K Newton. Community Development Secretary D A T E D March 7a. Iffl Publish A prils. Iff! D E E 77 “ts CELEBR ITY CIPHER Cutititf C'pfw c«fping*«fft« art irtaltd i «Hl pf***rt • L ' P Cat* at »*• r * tkm f P R N W W N <*jot*l«on» to? ••«**» »IM« *Pt W S B I B a H W B I W T L R E B N E V O . D B ' I B W S B I B W N Z N J N P B W S L R C W N C B W S B I . ’ I L T M R Z — R B L V . P R E V IO U S S O L U T I O N ' Th e re are two literary m aladies w riter* c ra m p and sw elled head 1 C o o l son K em ahan OATED^Marehl*. Iffl Publish: Aprils. Iffl D E E 7* u. *i... ■: j .r NOTICE O F -----------FICTITIOUS NAM E CLASSIFIED ADS Stominot* Orlando - Winter Park 322*2611 631-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS PRIVATE PARTY RATES HmttktH StcafttjFkit Inc P o s itio n s a v a ila b le fo r Telemarketer*. Full or Part Tie. (to experience necessary. E a ca lla n t p ay. Apply In person I0AM4PM: 1st Feder­ al el Samlnola Bldg., tie. M l, 711W.ltl.SI. Santord. A rt Yost B o o n Tfits Good? i v w v i m a y R t f t i t r t par tow*, betad e i ) l e t ad SUM * I Price* above reflect a St .10 cosh discount tor prompt payment. Tchedul tog may btdwdo Herald A d u rtlu r at tho coxt o4 svs additional day. Cancel when yeu get results. Pay only ter doyt yovr od runt ot rat# oornod U*e hill dofcrlptton lor Iaxtext remit*. Copy mutt Iallow acceptable DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 17 Noon Tho Day Before Publkotton Sunday And Monday 1 SO P.M. Friday ADJUSTMENTS AND CRKOITS: In tt» «v«nt ol an •fTOf Inan a4 , thg SonfgrB HoraM will fcaresponsible for tho first Imortlon only and only to tho oxtont ot ttw cost ot that Imortlon. Plots* chock your ad tor accuracy tho first day H ram. 49— MJsctllaneous 21— Personals U R O I N T -C H A R L I S R U IN ! Contact attomdy, M r. Ball. Call cal tact; 1 ****!***** Re: CharfaWg 25— Special Notices ACTIVE, F U N . HAPPY COU­ P L E wants vary much to adapt a baby. (W t promise to work with you to fulfill all of our Praams) Please call coltact, ((07)4440234 BECOME A N0TAIY For Details: 1(04477 4374 Ftorida Notary Asaaclatton 27— Nursery* Child Care Al— Money to Lend ACTION LOANS R*gardtos* of cradltll *300 to 170.00*. C a lll.........4*7 7*4 1**0 A3— Mortgages Bought * Sold 1B U Y A N D S I L L M O R TG A G E S NATIONW IDE. C A L L B ILL A T (407) 7117717 ASSISTANT MANAGER Good medical benefit*, lull lima, 7PM 10PM. Apply In person. Speedway Sfarvln Marvin. 4*70 W. SI. Rd. 4*. Santord AT HOME Easy guaranteed work! Assemble product* (toy*, c ro lls ) or Clerical Itelephone, computer). Oel la Enl 1 704 441 0473ext 704* A T T E N T IO N ! Federal Gov emment Hiring Nowlll Your Area. IU.700 to 177,000 yr. For Current Job* List, Apptka tlon, plus Information lo Apply From Horn* 1000-777 7103 Eel. G170 ATTENTION A RNVlPN’s* Mak* a difference In your lit* A the lit* ot oEser*. Com* work with u til I HilHimn Hutth Cm Canter 322-ISM_______ E.0.L/H * AUTO COUNTER SALES * Your knowledge I* a valuable asset herel Secure spot with busy established company I AAA EM PLO YM EN T 7*0W. 77th tf, 177-717* CHILDCARE TEACHErS AIDE P/T. 0:70 7:70. M-F. Start 14.17 hr. Apply: Ologerbciad Haesa, ISM Elm A ft. Santord. • CLERICAL# Usa your clerical Mill* to land this top spoil Nice boss to work lor 1Good opportunity I AAA EM PLO YM EN T TOOW.lSttl St. 777-SI74 CONSTRUCTIONAU. TRADES gram and quality daycera, Longseead-WIntar S p rin gs, rators. RaasanaMal 771-4477 O P EN IN G , my H ld d * n L k . Noma. R t f ’ *. 7AM 4PM. n 7 C 4 J )) ll 41(1 H APPY ACRRS IA R LY LEARNING CENTBRI Leva ty country soft Ing 1ID- MtS 15— Training * Education A7— Career Counseling POSTAL JOBS *11.7(14*0 hr. Job sacuri fy/btnaflts for applkation into 1-114(7411)71 st. 7*3,7 Days. 71— Help Wanted W O OD P A L L E T R E P A IR S I Tools. PU truck, home repair shop, bendable req d...331 1435 E A R N 7504-71004 W EEKI Stuff •fivetopes at home. Na casll cto n Cell7»-7m Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* Is hereby given the I we ere engaged in business el til ■Ctewr L e t s *.Tr..~Siir.w.J; "P e." Semlnoto County, Florida, under Notice it hereby given that I the Fictitious Nam* ol T. A S. am engaged In bueinett at P.O. Box 10*e. Longwood. F L 33773 l0*e. Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol C A O U C E U S C O N S U L T IN G , and that I Inland to rtglttor Mid name with tha Sacratary ol Stata. Tallahattao, Florida. In accordanca with tha provision* ot the Flctlllou* Name Statute. To-Wit: Section B U M . Florida Statute* If77. ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES, end that w* Intend to register u id name with ttw Secretary ol State. Tellahatte*. Florida, in accordance with ttw provisions ol ttw Fictitious Name Slelut*. To-Wit: Section 147 Pf. Florida Statute* 1*77. Charles T. Coetrwy Seri la N. Coetrwy Publish: April7. Iff 1 DEE-77 trlbetort. PO Box 371530 C. Carpet Chriltl. TX 7*477 1770 A ACRYLIC GIAZERS* 111 Mr. • FT/PT • Company training • Rapid Advancement • Dealer position Call today H I 7*04-7171 ADD TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOW " C A L L 7 1 i4 4 S r or 137-3733 — ~ C00X-PART TIME Tuts - Sat., daytlma, flexible Knowledge ol seafood a plus. Monday Friday, 10-7. 7*011 St! Rd 44 • CUSTOMER SERVICE* C o n s tr u c tio n b a ckrou n d needed herel Great |ob for a parson with good people skills) Won't lasll AAA EM PLOYM ENT 700 W. 77th St, 777-717* OATCAKE Lk. M a ry area Mutt be over 71 and have exp. P/T or F/T. _________ 777-1*7* Part lim a. massage Sat. A Sun. Apply In person Santord Amec*. 17*0 B. OrQr. Imlwrf. P U L L E R BRUSH REPS needed. Small tlerfer hit toe. BUY t f SELLII «W-*fB7 G E T PAID for taking ta iy snapshots I No ex per tone e (topper MO Call 1 *00 730747* (M.fO/min) or Writ#: PASE ■ R e s p o n s i b l e lor llfld / m a ln lo n a n c a crow , multi family and ollwr ran Mis. Sand resume to PO Bo* GG, Santord. Fl. 17771 Altn: T I7S, Ml S. Lincolnway. N Aurora. IL *0747___________ GOOD WORKERS NEEOEDII DAILY WORK DAILY PAY Call Bab....... 777 715) alter 1pm N E V E S FLA. INC. Realtors, p a y s t u it io n lo R E A L ESTATE SC MOOLI.... 177-170* LAUNDRYAIDE E xper tones preferred Good benefits. Full llmo. 411:70PM and aftomato weekends. *1:30 PM. Apply t-3 PM. Mon.- Frl.. VOTG Retirement. Longwood4)4 to Weklva Spring* Rd to 1st light. Right on Sable Palm Or . second i ' UWN&MAINT. PERSON Part time. Prater retire*. 777*471________ *LPN* Full or Par I llmo. tor 11-7 and 3-11 shifts. Immediate opening c o m p e titiv e s a la ry and benefits. Apply: DEBARY MANOR M N.Hw y.t7/tl Dobery. M-F, f AM-4PM EOE *LPN* Full or Part time, tor 11 1 and 7-tl shifts. Immediate opening com p eted * * s a la ry and benefits. Apply: DEBARY MANOR M R . they. 17/fl Dfbary. M F, t AM-4PM.... EOE 4404474 _____ MAIDSWANTED! Full Time! Call Tidy Mato Tlf-lIM M ED ICAL ★ ★ LPN’S ★ ★ ir ir CNA’s ★ ★ • F U LLA N D P A R TT IM E • DAY AND EVENING SHIFTS • GOOD BENEFITS Call tor appointment. 77* *700 Longwood Hoalth Cara......E EO MEDICAL TRANSCRIFTIONIST For busy orthopedic practice. Call Sharon 717 7771________ MEDICAL * LAUNDRY AIDE ★ Part lima, rotating shifts. Call tor appointment, 770*700 Longwood H u llh Care...... E EO MONEY 774 4707 leave FULL OR FART TIME Couplet and Individuals tor |ob ol your own. Will assist you lor splendid opportunity. 71* *01* EARN STM to 174* per week Reading Books at home Call T i TV) n 44/t.l i. ak',4--------- P/T MECHANICSHELPER EASY WORKI Excellent pay I Aiftm bit products at twma Call tor Information. 704441 1007 Ext 7*40_____________ Lacal/Carlbbean TeHI/HR 1407-41r totfTalent BelMonFoo A L O V IN G P R E S C H O O L Pro­ DAYCARE Tiradaf Law tan k hstoresty tw ill Pay you Doubto I Secured, safe 441777)717 Ho night*, weekends or holi­ day*. Part llmo Monday thru Friday day hour*. E tm 1717 par hour. ir. C a n Call Merry Maid*. 7117*01 71-H « tp Wanted 71— Hblp Wanted 71— Help Wanted To: L.A., N.Y.. Vegas. Friseol Transportation B lodging provided Above average In­ come. No experience neces­ sary. W* train. Shorts A sneakers atmosphere Musi be II. Ire* to travel. Neat young guys & gals can start today I Far Interview call 14*7) ISA TkMifyMtr.'irfYt.enSf——— PROPERTY MANAGER RECESSION?DON'T WORRY! E a rn 11,000/wk slu ttin g envelop** at home. Stnd S A.S E . t o A Z Dtst. 154 W SR 434 <4044 17Winter Spgs 7370f SALES MANAGER I40K4- first year potential I Int'l company expanding Into central Florida. It you are a pro. abla to recruit, train and managa sales tort*, lend r r sum* to: Mr. Keenan PO Bex 377*. Winter Springs FI 77700 <MVC3 R W|W W f T U H I T f N H U V U ! Salary plus com m ission. Woman encouraged to apply. 777-717*________ SECURITY OFFICERS • HS grad, guard llcerwa required. M a tra M c n rtty lM I I T ff SERVERS Apply In person Monday thru F r i d a y . B e tw e e n 7:00 PM 4:00PM. Bahama Tea's. 7SM S. French Ave. Santord. S T A I N E D / B E V E L E D O la tf students, need p o ltn lla l artlsls to learn Ihe art glais trade.......................... 173-15*0 * SWITCHBOARD TRAINEE • Ideal position 1 Nice Santord attic* will train! AAA EM PLOYM ENT IM W. 711>St. 771-1174 T E L E M A R K E T E R S I P/T or F/T, hr*. Ilexlblal Hourly pay leading to commlalon t bonusl Ash tor Bill 774-4777 a a *VO LT*a* TEM PORARY SERVICES Call 43S-S3**______ WANTEDWAITRESSES COOKS AND HOSTESSES All three shills. Good |ob. great btntlllsl Call 777 4440 W illie House 47M W. St Rd 44, Santord WANTEDALIVE, NOTOCADIt Telephone salespeople who toy* to talk and desire to make atot et money. Only ambitious need apply. Call Olen Mills between SAM and 17 noon or 4PM and *PM. 17717B7....EOE Wirihous* W orhirt/Driwn 14 711.70 par hour plus benefits Will Ireln. Needed now 117*17*0* . 73— E m p lo y m e n t W a n te d WILL hsul anything, da lawn work and ctoan up Re«i-^ able! Rtfarencts. Call 323 T w i 91— A p a rtm e n ts / H ouse to Share LARGE privet* room, kitchen, bath, 770/wk comptola turn. Deposit/Lease 7304777 LIBERAL male seeking same Ic share 7 bdrm. 1 bath apt. •“ 13^ n u rp ic .-'i uts . -s m j *.a - OetoHent Publish: Aprils. Iffl DEEM IN THE CIRCUIT COUHT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number tf-144-CP IN R E : E S T A T E OF H A R R Y S H AM ILTO N Dfctaied. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* adm inistration ot lha titet* ol Harry S. Hamilton, d tc fe t o d . F ile N u m b er f l It* CP. It pending In Ihe C irc u it C ourt tor S em in o le C o u n t y . F lo r id * . P r a b a l t Division, th* address o l which It Seminole County Courthouta, Probate Division. Santord. Flo r­ id*. 77771 Tha name* and addresses ol th* personal representative and th* personal representative'* at tor nay are set forth below A LL IN T E R E S T E D PER SONS A R E N O T IF IE O T H A T : A ll persons on whom this nolle# Is served who have ob lections Ihe I challenge the vend Ity ol ttw will, the qualification* ol tha personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction ot this Court ere required lo tile their o b le c llo n s with th is C ou rt W ITH IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R THE D A T E OF TH E FIR ST PU BLI CATION OF THIS N O TIC E OR TH IRTY DAYS A F T E R THE D ATE OF S ER V IC E OF A C O PY OF THIS N O TIC E ON TH EM All creditors ot th* decedent end other persons having claim* or demands egelnst decedent's estate on whom a copy ot this nolle# is served within three months after Ihe dele ol tho first publication ot this notice mutt file their clelm t with this Court W ITH IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R E E M O NTHS A F T E R T H E D A TE OF THE FIR ST P U BLI CATION OF THIS N O TIC E OR TH IRTY D A YS A F T E R TH E O A T E OF S E R V I C E O F A CO PY O F THIS N O TIC E ON TH E M A ll other creditors ot the decedent end persons having claims or demands egelnst the decedent * estate m utt til* their deirn t with this court WITHIN T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R TH E O A T E OF TH E FIR S T P U BLI CATION OF THIS NO TICE A L L C LA IM S D FM ANO S A N D O B JE C T IO N S NOT SO F I L E O WILL BE F O R E V E R BARRED Ttw del* ol the lin t public# lion of this Notice it April 7. Iffl Personal Representative ThomesM Hamilton 1771 R.dge Rood Longwood. F lor ida 77770 Attorney tor Personal Rtpresantativ* Law renctE Oolen Esquire Lawrence E Dolan. P A 100 East Jackson Street Orlando. Florida 37*31 Telephone 14071*41 r m Flor.de Bar No 0**74t Publish April 7. 10. Iffl D E E 77 INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STA TEO F FLORIDA. Casa No.: *1*177 CA14K General Jurisdiction Florida her Na.: 0405** F L E E T M O R T G A G E CORP . Plaintiff, RON C O LLIER 'S Remodeling! Carpentry, roofing, painting ■ to l^ o b lo ^ m a lll^ T T M T ^ ^ VS. SCOTT J M A K I E Y. If living, •tux . a t a l. Defendant! NO TICE O F ACTION S T A T E O F FLO R ID A TO: SCOTT J M A K L E Y . II living, and II married, MRS SCOTT J M A K L E Y , his wllo. It living. Including any unknown spouse of M id Ooftndants It •Ithor has rom arrlod and It either or both ol M id Defendants •ro deceased, their respective unknown heirs, davlsoes. gran la o t . a s sig n e e s , cre d ito rs , lienors end trustees, end ell other persons cla im in g by. through, under or egeinsl Ihe named Delendenlt Whose residence address Is unknown. YOU A R E N O TIFIE D lhal an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following properly in Seminole County. Florida That certain Condominium p o r t a l known as Unit 3*0. together with an undivided In ttrvst In the common elements appurtenant thereto, all In ec cor dance with tho covenants, conditions, restrictions, terms end other provisions ol that certain Declaration ol Condo m in iu m o l N O R T H L A K E V I L L A G E CONDOMINIUM IV as recorded in Official Records Book MfO. Pages :47a through 1704 Inclusive end rs y end ell a m e n d m e n ts a n d a x h ib lls thereto has been tiled against you and N O R TH LA K E V ILLA G E C O M M U N ITY ASSOC INC a corporation and N O R TH LA K E V I L L A G E CONDOMINIUM AS SOCIATION INC . IV. a corpo ration. JOHN DOE end JAN E D O E. and all other persons In possession of subiect reel prop •rty, whose reel names are uncertain, and you are required to serve a copy of yosrr written defenses. If any. to it on JO S E P H M P A N IELLO . ESQ U IRE, Plaintiff's attorney whose address is 3*1 N Franklin Strael Suite 372*. Tempo. Florida 33*03 on o r betore lha 3am stay ot April, if f l, and tile Ihe original with Ihe Clerk at Itsis Court either before service on Plain t ilt s aisorney or Immediately thereafter otherwise a default will be entered egelnst you tor the relief demanded in Ihe Complaint or Petition D A T E D on Shit l*m day ot March. It*l CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Heather Brunner Deputy Clerk Publish March 10 17 A April 7 to. I**l D E D III A cco u n tin g & T a x S e rv ice INCOME TM SERVICE!! Electronic Filing Rapid Ratund 4 Month Extenttons Filed 710 KRISTI DAWN COMPANY 4M No. Hwy 17/fl Longwood * * CALL 767 7 5 0 2 * * T A X 4 ACCOUNTING! Small business consulting! Ouatllied B to d lV C a c ra v e tln jU S T J T ^ A d d itio n s & R e m o d e lin g BILL STRIPP Custom Homes IRRWJITM KITCHENS. BATH S ADDITIONS 407**7 7411 A p p lia n c e s NEW/USED APPLIANCES Bwy/Stll • Recond/Guaranleod C le a n in g S e rv ic e t Hargis Claaning Sarvtc* a Specialties In office cleaning) 14 Hr. Socvka.... - ......77IH71 J O T ’S Cleaning Service. Rales Irom 717 4 up. lie . bond 4 Ins Rts/comm ........ 474 4447 SPRING HAS SPRUNGI Lot Herman do your Windows 4 Floors. Res . storas 4 offices Freeest. >14 1)41 T E A M C L E A N HOME AND O FFIC E CLEANINOI 10 yrs t ip 4 reliable LOW rates F R E E *sf 71*4111 E le c t r ic a l BOOTH ELECTRIC Res:den flal/Commarclal Free *stl IE R0000S43* ___ __ 4711717 Bait & Tackle A u to m o tiv e D e ta ilin g ’ M ARC ANTHONT'SI 174 W 7R414 Winter Spgs. Fish/hunl Iks. Weems M \ offl 7217*14 C L D Road Service. Truck, auto. Fence HOME APPLiANCL..322-3tl3 AC 4 tire repel' Anywhere I lltohrs a day! 334-1473 B u ild in g C o n tra cto rs M A R K M cC A R T V gen con tractor Remodeling. Has 4 Comm CGCDaajajni-MT*__ NEW. R EM O D EL REPAIR HOMES. OFFICES. STORES All types construction Ras/Cem m sol s o BatM. cacti**** In terio r D e co ra tin g P a p e r H an g in g P A S T E L S D EC O R A T IN O , Homo or office Wallpaper. painting. Froeesl.t 1-M l *7*7 P R O FE SSIO N A L P A P E R H AN G ER B E S T P R ICES!! 10 Yra.gxp F re ta s l 773 1*»* L a n d C le a rin g •LANO CLEARING. • RACK HOE WORK. • HAULING CALL ROCKY. 77*1744 Sharp Fence I 1st Rale work LOW price I Free *st Wood. ihginlink 4 rapairs 771*471 Randy's O vality Lawn, that special touch, slnca l t d Comp car*, tree *st I 771*714 L a w n S e rv ic e A Q U A L I T Y C U T S I Owner managed,operated! Area res R*s/Comm Froeesl 313 1411 C O M P L E T E Qualify Lawn 4 Landscaping. Tree Service 4 Irrigation, compatlllv* rales. fr«*asttmatasSmvsy‘S777 7*7* ECHOLS TREE A LAWN SVC For dependable, quality lawn car* al LOW ratos! I l l 17*4 Law *Car*. F R E E *st f Christian firelighter, E t c Service I leesdngs 171*777 M A IN TEN EN C E Weekly or I lim e Service low ratos Call Tom.......... n i *17* PROFESSIONAL GARDENER Mowing, edging, rtsoddlng. clean up I Fraoast 777 0441 G e n e r a l S e rv ice s S U M M E R 'S H E R E I Cell 777 *1*7 For Total Lawn Cara Service t Ask far Jett Smith H ILL SVCSI HI pressure water C lta M n g l Carports, peals, homes Trash removal 74*1117 W ILL H A U L trash, clean (lower beds/yardi Reasonable rafts Jack. 777 7173 attar 7PM C a rp e n try ' H andy M an Masonry C A R P E N T R Y . Ham# repairs, remodel . D eck s Sheds A Garages QUALITY* 7717*4* C A R P E N T R Y . M ASONARV (Minting And Ilf* worli Fr«« J A Y N E ’ l M A S O N R T . Block, brick, concrete, toolings Rea sonebto Rales1 727 7411 C A R P E N T E R All kinds ol home rtpairs. painting 4 ceramic tile Richard Grass......I l l 7*71 G E N E R A L R E P A I R S dJywall. c a rp e n try , painting F re e •clim ates1 111 740* TW P MASONRY. Brick, block, stucco, concrete Renovations L k 'd 4 ins 111 1404/(74 4177 F lo o rin g P A I N T , d ry w all, flo o rin g carpentry and mi sc repairs Reasonable Freeest 70* 77*1 PAINT, yard work, roof house claaning. rescraening window cleaning and repeirt 4**7Uf M o v in g AL H au lin g ROOKS SHAKE OR SAG? We level floors end specialize in wafer and termite damage 7* yrs exp 401 10*1777 • OAK FLO ORIN Oe 15 » sq f t . wood tm'olied 4 limshodl Free estimate 1 Call 77* 1*41 C le a n in g S a rv lc e C a t h y i C LEAN IN G 7E R V ICE References reasonable ratos Licensed! Cell 77) 7470 C L E A N I N G S#rtn* Cleaning! Wash windows lew cabiiw ls wallpaper I 4*1 *14*_________ t s lim A t e i l l M d C ilin H m H om e Im p ro ve m e n F A L L H O M E I m p ra v e m a n fi Mai or remodeling, doors 4 trim 77 yrs 00# 7307. *ves Home Repairs H O M E O W N E R 'S N E L P E R Knowledgeable Exp'd . Rees • Carpentry aPlum bm g • E to ctrkai a o ryw a ll 7317*4? P a v in g Akins Paving 4 Coni I., Inc.. Drlv* ways, pallot 4 walks! Freeest I lie . 41m. 771 111* P lu m b in g L a n d sc a p in g " LAW N F E N C IN G ell types. Install* li o n a n d r e p a ir s F re e estimates Kevin. 130 1*7* CAMPION Custom Fainting In la rlo r/ a x ta rlo r D apanda b le'R tl s Dev*. 77) *077 B 4 R H AU LIN G Vard trash, turn Cheat on time I 417:up Call Ray 177 TM? • a a H A U L I N G .yard trash, appliances, furniture, trash of any kind' R k fu rd .......1777>47 X P R E S S M O V I N G 4 DE LIVERY 1 b d rm apl *11**3 1 bdrm 7111*1 com pieto' Call tor delaslsl 7*0 *711 P a in tin g A C C E N T P A IN T IN G Ini rooms. *77 4 up Exf 7377 4 up Tlyf* experience 177 4147 HOPKINS PLUMBING All your plumbing needs! 74 hourlllRFOOl7T7l)777 7*M RBM Plumbing lac. Repair, remodeling, alterations So He Me Espanol CFCOSOTd 442 /137 P re s s u re C lea n in g A F F O R D A B L E HOM E CA R E • Aver age S lit house 747 o Average Sit* Rent 743 a Driveways • Pool Decks a Pro Exterior Painting • I k 'd . • Ins l *•• 111 *1*1 K E N M O R E R A N G E . S ta rt. •Itclric Full suo avocado Workstlnel *75 77*444*_____ PR ESSU R E CLEAN IN G M AN . Houses Irom 443 quoits by ^phone^Call Jf» yr^ 324J44q R oofing ATLA S ROOFINO. ra ra fln g 4 rtpairs. best prica around Qualify! RCOOaOt/igW 14** S a te llite R e p a irs ATTN : S A T E L L I T E OW NER1I W* sve ell makes of Safelllto Sys Fast service, raaianable p - u r i1 447 171-77*7 S w im m in g Pool S e rv ic e AGRI G R E E N . Pool 4 Lawn M 'T K « Light K tp ln g Ir T ile T N T. T I L E 4 M A R B L E C o m m e r c ia l, r t n d t n h o l Small installation* to com plott rtnovofiont Ltctntod 4 Infexrd T»i« ovotiobio bo)ow Frtooittmotttf Col I 46? M42SS4 T ree Service ECHOLS TREE t LAWN SVC Freeest ime let l Fair P rk a it Lk...Ins...Slump Grinding. Toot 223 >27* day or nife "La! The Prefesswnals 4s if" FAMILV T R EE SERVICE. Trees slown and gone! We beat any esl f l i c and ess 4044117 iilr r r t l.s r Y o u r llu xim w x l . r r r y D a y ,-t.v l.w w $j:> l>,TMonth. C a l l C la x x ifird . Lv \ �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, April 3, 1991 — T» n — Hoorn* tor R u t C L E A N ROOM S, kitchen a laundry facllltlM . Cable TV. S C rtk w ts rV w fc .— H O M E S T V L B LIVINO. K M am nepberi. Clean room, lull heme p rM . ITS wh. *317143 ROOM r o e M N T . *7*0 me . with am enltlnl Nke area I cawmaset Mara________ SANFOR D. rm . mriti amenlllet Mature non drinker, no drug,! tnawkne-ienerieante S A N F O R D • room, private entrance w/kllchen and weebec/dryer priv. neina SANFOR D-Lg. bdrm. w/prlv. belli. InclOded all houte prlv and ulllltlet. Male protarred tr4awfc.tlHMC.dop. e e e n i- a ilS e e e f7— Apartments Furnished / Rent SANFORD 1 bdrm. com pile cIom to downtown I tI H per weefc plus UOO oocurl tv Include* uWtlto*. m-me EFFIC IEN CY AFT. • Santord area. Call tor Into. Broker Owner, 1HS**3or m i u r privacy 99— Apartments Unfurnlshtd / Rent A V A ILA B LE NOW DORCHESTER APTS Labe Mary m - e m Call between IIAM SPM S 2 » MOVE IN SPECIAL 1bedroom 1bath available SANFORD. Lg. I bdm . UkS/me p lu s dep. C / H / A , p ool. laundry, seto/qutot m WAS SANFORD I bdrm UOO per month plus security I year lease. M l atff or li e M i f SANFORD walk to town from Park AvI I bdrm. ap lsl Porchl ftSwk. utllpd-M U kH SANFORD i bdrm.. kltctwn equipped, water furnished, no pets. Call M M Its__________ SANFORD R I M O O I L I D I bdrm. 1 batfc apt I A ll MU* pd.. tree/me. or tiee/wook pipe tec......331*343 SANFORD • 1 bdrm. fumlthed Apt. Util. Included. Clote to downtown. » a n t/ tv . miee SAN FO RD • Large itudlo w / u l l l l l l e t , ttJS / m o or tlll/w fcplm drp oU tm eH ] SA N FO R D - I B t Bdrm. A ptit Fum . or untuml Clean. UOO A U pl Sac, dtp MW. W ettn-net 9f— Apartmints Unfurnished/ Went ★ ★ W U N D N O t* * R O S IC LIFF APARTM INTS New 1 bedroom apartments, lor tSIO. W/D connections, screened patios and estra storage dotal. 11*7 sq. It. Located on Lk. Mery Bird Call m-SVSt. Equal housing opportunity!_______________ C U T ! O N I BIOROOM. FL rm .. carpet and curtains. Available April I. No pets, m s + sec UFIMS_________ M & SANFORD COURT....323-3301 t y is e t v im 'V i l L t u A f& ltn U itU M M Lake Mary fclvd Santord Call 321*0584 SPACIOUS 2 BR 2 BA APTS OPCNMON. FRI .kS SAT. IbS. SUNDAY I S LOCAL AREA. Big one A two bedroom. First months rent plus deposit a i m ;_______ O P E N HOUSE FR O M t i l . SATURDAYI LAKE JENNIE APTSI I bdrm apis with C/M/A from uaO/mo Includes water A oat hrkkar 133*734 115— Industrial ______Rtnfals ~ Furnished/ Rent SANFORD ■ tondtfced I bdrm" appl lancet. U M par month PAUL A BCTH OSBORNE V EN TU RE I PROPERTIES _________ M H1M_________ SANFORD 1 bdrm. with Iron! porch. I block trom new hospl lei. SIIS per week plus UM security. Call MS-Ok*______ I BDRM., In Santord. UTS per month plus security deposit Cell alter 3PM 371 IM/ 1 BDRM., In Santord. U N per menth plus security deposit. Call attar }PM H I1 R ) 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent O EBARY •Quiet neighborhood. 7 bdrm.. ctoM to 17 FI A 14. m s/m o 407 AM MM after S DELTONA, nice dean 1/1. CHA. a va ila ble nowl *400 mo. 407-040-0771Of t04-7fe-MS4 DELTONA M00EL HOME ] bdrm. 1 bath, large yard. Chlldren/pets OK UOO per month. Cell 7*0-77**________ LAKE MART 1 bdrm., 1 bath. 1 car garage, leccuil. lanced yard, w/ sec. system. Renl w/optlon lo buy 11 **75 mo. 771*044 LAROE 1 bdrm 1 bath with pool. Laka Mary schools tSOO per month 171 IMS or M l 4347 N E E D A 1 BDRM or 1 Bdrm In DELTONAT Large selection! PRIMARY B S A '.TV .....770*714 .....J H M V W J M " ' Homes In ell sites, sterling from *110 per month.In De Hone Mo fte to tenant I Olekal Realty, *40-4441 SANFORD ARIA. 1 bedroom. I bath, ties a month and SMS sec. No pet* SIAM**_______ SANFORD GEORGETOWN RENT TO OWN! ■— XbOrrti .'k.y, usansoam. m s per month *4*77(7 SANFOROl DU nauory N il LK. M ARY Spacious 1/1 tencel Preddeetlal Oreep........1114471 S A N F O R D .T w o b ed ro o m (tuples, lug*, clean. CHA. hook ups. references No pals tWO Perl Venture I. 77* *400 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCYII ★ MOVE IN SPECIAL* * 1 MONTH FREE* SANFORD 1/1to. 1 story, family rm. dining rm. living rm. *410 e mo. Isl plussec a*7-k*l l4» tU N L A N D ESTATES. 101 Oakland Ave .1/1. *470month. MSOdeposit Call ni 4tII WASHINGTON OAKS 101 Terry Lane Just re mode led I 4 bdrm. H i bain Fenced yard *47S mo Plus deposit U*M l*___________ 1 BDRM I S BATH, central H/A. near Seminole High tSOO per month plusiecunty 3113*34 ■ \ V V V V \ .V V V V V V \ V V V V \ .\ .V v s V v v v \ ^ > dtp m itMer 77»ua» C o m e H o m e To Country Style Living 2 BEDROOM WORK SHOP/Star •«> Btog Alio Workshop apt combo I Very Baw«m*bl*l...33»-17*7/>v. mtg S P E C IA L *150 Rent A AA BUSINESS C E N T E R • New otflce/Whse. n H. to 1,a*S ft. Beys with er w/e offices starting el 3354/mo t. I7/UASR417 ________ tll...U»«M*______ "T ii'i 14,Me SOUARE FT..W/Loedlng dock. 1 phase power. U M per sq. ft. M i n i- M il__________ 1 M M SO. FT. Building, loading dock, w/1 phase power. 1 acre*. M-l. I-M*-*4IM11 116- Real Estate Management CENTURY 21 Can't Sell? Wa ll leas* IMoryoul Ckledl Realty m-mi 117— Commarcial ______Rentals_____ F L E X I B L E TBRMSI UOO S F Bldg Suitably lor any type business ..1711417/111*44 S4S4 e Langwead Prime Hwy 414 a 1 ottlcesl CAR LO T also avail I R U D Y ’ S AU TO SALES...U*-I4*7 121— Condominium ______Rentals_____ PINE RIDGE CLUB! > 1 1 Bdrm Condos available trom *4N S E C M Inc . U c Reel Estate Broker. *S7 SS04 1GWNH0USE \l«iip-rr. > tm . . ./■m m t* laundry, pool. p rlvim -TT -S ing. *435 pvt mtnlh. 331 *)4« 127—Office Rentals BRANDNEW OFFICE BLOC 4Miq.lt. tol.kM tq.il. OCT ZONINOI Meva In Special ..........1154/m*. C A LL ..........................m m « 1 's M A lL * R a iN TA C ' Dt- F I L E S " Vary caasonabla 17X1*. For details, call now 'm «SN 141— Homes for Sale DEBART BY OWNER 1/7 spill plan. I y r oldl C a th e d ra l ca llin g s, water conditioning system Quick I 4 access *41.700771 *173 D E L T O N A • ST O P B A N K F O R E C LO tIN O on this 7 bdrm 3 bath Close to I 41 ISO’s Cell Charlotte. E R A Senei Realty. S7« *SSS_______ 4 bedroom brick home. 1.700 sq ttl Only l i aoo down and 1470/mo II you quality for 7.73% flied rale bond money 11 Special Sale P ric e 'll IS» TOO Call B ru to n Green Hemes 144 we I er toll tree I kto 7** SS*S GROVEVIEW VILLAGE HIDDEN LAKE e Choose From * Homes In the 40 s and NTs e Some Assumable' No Qualifying a Bond Money Available loo' e C a ll Us For Pricesl e Downpayment needed e Monthly Payments Some Lower Then Rent' HD REALTY (1« Month Only) PLUS $200 Security Deposit $25 Application Fee TOTAL MOVE-IN • New Carpeting New Appliancos including rglng , stova, dishwasher & garbage disposal 24 hours emergency maintenance by prof, staff • Select units have lake front view • Tennis Courts _ ' % ^ b ed r o o m s AVAILABLE apartments 330-5204 TAKE 17UN AJRPORT klVO. TURNWEST 7/IOOFAMU. SkiNON RCHT V 2601100 n \ u 7 STORY W/INOROUND POOL 4 bdrm . 7 baihs tamlly rm . country kitchen, u r n porch. A covered patio Over 7000 sq It Seller motivated S*e eoo 3 STORY D U P L C X I I BR upstairs. 7 BR down On Hwy 44 Zoned commercial! *SS SCO 323*5774 SANFORDI C reel slarter in vest 7/1. lanced I *47 000 Stonstram Realty P I M PS * BOND MONET 7.75% * SPECIAL M TEAR FIXED O R AN G E AN D SEM IN O LE COUNTIES A L I O BANK F O R E C L O S U R E * O R AN O E. SEM IN O LE VOLUSIA COUNT IE* 1.1and4bedroomhemes Call Janet Mantlteid Oeys. I P 1714 Eves. 331 /111 AA Carnes. Inc Bedroom ilf| Apts, from s3 5 0 ° ° GENEVA G A R D E N S A PA R T M EN T S 1505 W . 2 5 th S t., S a n f o r d 322-2090 141— Homes for Sal* 141-Hom tsforSolt :ur)R D aR i | n n v f ‘ NEAR LAKE MART HV0.! N r ;Wf PR|)Pi W f O n k J^ OEBARV. t44.ee*! 7 yr new IN on b*g lot' Temphn Realty. MB M U . Joanne. *44 SIM The Prudential F lo rid a R ealty WANT TO SELL TOUR HOME? I em loobing for n u t homes to match with buyers Call Bob Grtfory. REALTOR 1407)134 4449 or 11) 5700 LOVE L»OL f * * * • M elyUrf C o tl 4 Country Club Low U m l G rta l rtlw»m#sil or ilo r lt r homo ] bdrm . lU ing room dan beeufiful fireplace' All lor 104.900 SHFFPIFT RFAITY 61? 7000 to acre* fenced, nlc BOND MONET, 7 3/4% POSSIBLE II,TM G OVERNM ENT ASSISTANCE Assumable no quality loans In these areas I Choose homes trom Seminole/Orange Volusla/Leke Counties! IMMACULATE LESS THAN 13,200 DOWN J/IVi, new root, carpel, paint, scr. porch, fenced yd. appl I ences. garage...............*55.*00 HOUSE ON 3/4 ACRE LESS THAN U.*t« DOWN Zoned C7. appl lancet, new pa Ini. 3 car garage *4*.*00 POSSIBLE LEASE PURCHASE NEAR TALL TREES New custom built 3/1. 7700 sq II. on 1/1 acre with security system, fireplace, appliances, end pool planned I *1*4.100 IDY U WILDE HOME 35X30 SOLAR POOL 1/1. 3,770 sq ft. on 1/1 acre with new carpel, ceramic Ilia end paint. 14X70 family room, privacy fenced yard with well end sprinkler system *114.*00 ST. JOHN'S AND IX MONROE S acre esletel 4/7. TSOO sq It., custom built. U77.*00 plus mobile home. Seme fi­ nancing. *3*0.000. Berty Beatty. .......... n « M M Q u in n Realty • S A N F O B D E X E C U T IV E HOME nestled under ancient oaks, over 1/3 acre tot. 4 bdrm 31* bats, huge screened pool arte, reduced to *15*.*00 eHISTORIC B E A U T Y ON PARK AV E. High visibility, needs TLC. Greet professional office site t *S*.S00 • LAKE M A R Y OWNER FI­ NANCING! Easy living wilts 1 bdrm. 1 bath, screened porch. Like new I Ul.000 • BEST BUY UNDEB tse.OM IN SANFOBDI Spanish bun galese w it h e a t r a lo t . Fireplace, cathedral ceilings, hardwood floors. *4*.*00_____ 32 1 IM > J i» J I s o n r s i REP O SSESSED VA A HUD HOMES available from gov ernment trom II without cred It check You repair. Also SAL bailout properties. Cell (MSI M l ms a il. H 7«4 lor repo Its! your area (Call 7 days a week I__________________ THIS ONE’S FOR YOU! Well kepi 3 b d rm . 1 bath home, P L U S c o mpl et e M o th er In la w apartm ent Features 7 screened porchey fenced yard. CHA. family LESS (HAN 13,000 DOWN 7/1. liv in g , dining, le m lly ro o m s, la n ced y a rd , new paint, carpel end Ilia. *4*.*00 ASSUMABLE NO QUALIFYING L IK E NEW I 7/7. two story, appliances, fireplace! Privacy fenced yard with pool 144.SOO S370Q DOWN INCL CLOSING Plnecresl. 3/7. living, dining, (amity rm . security system, fenced yard *47.SCO p a in i b f th ruom and m orel Call new el *5S.**9- CALLBART R EA L ESTATE REALTOR.................... 777 74-* Volusii/SetninoU Co BANK FORECLOSURES!I ........ C A U CA RLA.LM____ 231— Good Things to Eat CERAMIC SHOP Owner will finance with tmall down. For I n t e c A lin iO t T ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ I MOUTH watering desserts U SASE to BMP. po baa 1*57**. Winter Serines FI 3371* S3*4 165— Duplex For Set* 223— Miscellaneous Q U A D R A F L E X . Q u ie t neighborhood New root, now tiding IM; 300 i n *»M B U T ____ SB LI_____ TRADE HUEY'S CROWN PAWN 111— Appliances / Furniture C LEAN AS A WHISTLEI *5 ott III Vlslll A ll areas. L k .. bondedInsl Affordable****]** • EXCERSISE CYCLE. Seers stationary . Excellent cond BJ’S RESALE W* Bey/Seil Furnltvr* A Cel lecttfctes. Including Estates 7**7 S. Santord Ave.. 777 7«e» • CHINA C A B I N E T . Lg. « drawers, raised lop. glass doors. 1*0. QUO 730*1*7 • COFFEE T A B LE. Ilk* new Heavy wood, at X II. Asking U5 333 4*04______________ D R Y I R 'K I N M O R I . E it r e largo capacity.. Esc. cond. White tlnlsh. *170.774-1*53 • H EIR LO O M C R A D LEI Beautiful handcrafted baby cradal, Decorator Accent Piece compliments any home or baby’s room. Must bo toon to bo appreciated! Destined to to a family halrloom. *100 _______ Cell »7«-at«1_______ • KINO S i l l Bed. oicollen! condition. 0100 37110*7 • " K R O E H L E R " Levtseel. cream velvet with separate throw pillows. *100 7*7 0743 LARRY'S MART. IIS Santord Ave. New/Used turn. A appl Aey/lotl/Trodo........ 373*131. • R EFR IO ER A TO R top freeier. trosl Iroo. whlto. runs good. *ao 373 alia__________ a SOFA . 7 ft long, brown and belga herringbone, good cndl lion. US ................... 337 4**1 177 1744 U J ........................... 151— Investment Property /S*le n sB O R N f 121 4/bJ • EXERCISE BIKE. Prosport ergomestor. electronic Of* New *100 Sell ISO 373 4*3* • F R E E F R E E ! Firewood. 1 tolled trees Sew. split and haul away at your own risk I _________ 731 *173_________ • LAD IES B I C Y C L E . Blue. single speed *70.177W I MAONAVOX STEREO. T u r n t a b le , 7 c a s s e tte . AM/FM. CO *170 777-rm • OIL H E A T E R . Teyokunl. Heel* 170 sq I t. lor IS hr*, on I (III Push button elec start. Easy read fuel gauge. Stein less steel deflector. Glass re diant mantle *18. m-477* • PRO t P R I D SKATES. Boys sue «. with 7 sets el wheels Brand new) tSO 777 *74* QUALITY CONCRETE WORKI it yr*. taper. Pallet, drives. etc. Free Ettlmetosl *7»MM • SKATES. Girl* site a. whlto shoe skate* w/carry beg A Speed Wheels US 777 1407 • W A N T E D . Orange/golden Persian kitten. Report not necessary. Cetfcy 731*1*1 231— Cars T0WNH0MES Includes Screened Pool Special Rate Financing Call 771177* M l M two bedroom units, across from city perk Qwlat and secure Will tell Individually or as peckag* Reduced lor quick sale I *4*.I00 By owner ________ Cell 777 *447________ 153— AcreageLots/Sale M il S H I) kNOW III IN HI A l I M A I I STENSTROM REALTY, I N C . W e list and sell m ore p ro p e rly than anyone in the G reater Sanford/Lake M a ry area. siaoo d o w n INCL CLOSING Why rent* 3/1 has eal In HI. family rm , c a r p e l Ow n your hom e! *47 000 W EST S A N F O R D >/3 On I'? acres, toned lor horses Near I 4 Big great room Cathedralcelllngs SIM 000 W EST O F SAN FO R D Nice 3/1 on I acre. Eal In kil. big enclosed porch Patio. BBO. horses ok sat 000 BATEMAN REALTY PAOLA SCHOOL DISTRICT Wooded bulldmg lot Submit ell oilers' Asking ll.SOO M ULLETT LAK E RETREAT S qcres with well ing 7*40 Santord Ave 321 0759 O E B A R V D ARLIN G Assume no quality! Neat 7/1 on Highbanks Between fiver A U S t r e i only tsr too O W N E R MO T I V A T E D To s e ll W ashington Oa k s V i's Fenctd on cul de sac Great s'ar ter home W UUO G R E A T 1/1 CONDO f p U . , d in in g rm , wa s h e r /dr yt r area pool, term's, work out rm . togging trail morel *77 700 REDUCEOftJO.OW Last new home in uncongesteO W a y s id e Woods 4 ] Skylighted dream m poof on t 7 acres High tro pically wooded land ITT* 000 0N E+ ACRE LOT! Paved Lake Markham Rd SIS.000 Slenslrom Really. Jefcanna 373 17*1/331 1730 RIVER OAKS Deeded a u e u to 51 Jo N n rtvtet 5 or tO *<r«v Oven#r 157— Mobile Homes / Sale APRIL SPECIALS Santord Area P«rli 14X44 2bdrm .14.500 24X44 3bdrm .«!/ 000 14X44 2bdrm . ft 000 14X44 Jbdrm 24X44 tM JOO 1 bdrm UTHned porch, carport 1*4 000 RiPOt 24X44 j bdrm 114.900 1499down to Qoalifffd buytr under |4V) per month including lot rental! Brober. )23 4144/111 Iff) E O R LAN D O 2 1 rr*0til« 2 C Sf Q4t4QRATM)Qv«)l 4()l 149 500 ft MaIkiomsKi Xaallor _________m mi_________ SAVE I l f HEM 1991 HOMES* MHY FAY RETAIL? 14X70. 19000 J4X70. H9 000US 1709 Ma*t ) BR ) ft*. All now n»*for one I porch L util rm SAVE time. Lat us match your request with our computer lied LISTol VEHICLES!! FR EB IFR EE! CALL 407 ];] 14*1 OUTSIDE ORLANDO _______ I R H U W l _______ WALL RECLINERS. Bad and dresser, wardrobe, roll e way bed. two bar stools, ond tables, lighted fireplace, re Irlgerat'r. wash,dryer, video game m i IS or moro game cartridge*................ 33*1437 113— ‘Television/ Radio / Stereo Satelllto Syslams more than 100 ch an n el* tor t ll/ m o LeeseJiurchaseevell^aTUOS II?—Sporting Goods O B I C Y C L E . H u l l y . g ir l* . Dream G irl. Pink, whlta A blua esc. cond US. Call till yourtach Scarlett 311 SSt* Vtv*—UIIILU As / E q u ip m e n t OTICE EQUIPMENT _______a a 131 0**S » *_______ • TYPEW RITER. IBM Esacu five, tac co n d . wida car rlaga aalra carbon ribbons *75 OBO ........... 771 3*40 159— Real Estate Wanted 2720 WANTED TO BUT! M o u lts m need of repe*r • 322-2420 160— Business 2US P«rb Dr . feiitortf 441W l*b» Mjrr . Lb Mtry PAPER ROUTE FOR SALE ^ « 4 t* ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO M O N EY DOWN eicept tea. teg. title, etc ItM PLYMOUTH RELIANT Auto, air, power (leering end brakes, stereo. Only *131 M per month or »3.T»* cash I IM4 AUICK CENTURY V *. 4 door. auto. air. stereo, low miles Only t i l l 4* per month or U .e w cith ! INI CHRYSLER Stfc AVEN UE PURE LUXURVI Loaded with everything mutt tee el only *147.1* per month or *7.te* cash I («*! FORD T F J 'e o vv'o. at.', v,'-!’ In. low' __ Bought newt Only 1177 IS per month or 13 400 cash I All Payments For 24 Months At Only 18.9% APR COURTESYUSEDCARS Call .dr. Payne. 7117111 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ t*M LINCOLN. MX VII. 11.000 mi . Showroom cond . com pony car. must tell *14.000 obo A L L S T E E L BUILDINGS at daaler invoice. 3.000 to S0.000 sq tt Cell 407 7*1 *7*1 collect o U nN K B B y m m i _____________ 77 PLYMOUTH. Salon, good cond. To ttw highest bidder! 777-M7* Alter 1:11PM 7* C H IV Y MALIBU looks good, runt greet I M00 174 UM, ask tor Jailer Jerry U PLYMOUTH Reliant. 4 dr . eute. AC. AM/FM. Leeks good I *770 33t UM 333— Auto Parts / AcossoriM M U N C H M U 4 tp . Blow Proof boll hour, flywheel, dutch and press, oil. SUP *4*131* • 17*0-1* M U D TIRES. utM U \ treed toll. US tor both Cell alter * » PM. 777 0M» 235— Trucks/’ Buses / Vans Sanford Motor Co. IM* SUBURBAN. Sherrod Package - Very tow miles, full power. A/C. Mutt see to ap predate I Ceil 717 47U 237—Tractors and Tralltrs 7* and M INTERNATIONAL Tram Star II. semi tractors 14.000 each 177 4411 231— V»hicl#s Wanttd WE PAT TOP SIS tor wrecked cervtrucksl WE SELL guar anteed used parts AA AUTO lALVAOEelOeAary, *4»*eeo 239— Motorcycles and Blkts KAWASAKI 7MNo lltlo. *100 7M 047*_______ 241— Rtcroational Vohlclos / Campers AVAILABLE SELF STORAOEI Outside storage tor RV’sl Inquire. M . M F . 7771411 TRAVEL TRAILER, sleeps 4 A/C. great lor campingl *700 ’ M C W _______ . 1*7* CENTURY RV. I bedroom twit U lti Must set. must set" tIOOOOBO ...............Mt *7*1 71 FRANKLIN Travel trailer 37 F t. mi ■' X » heated Ft room. Incl shed *1000 MUST sail! ..................... t**4**3 ~ 243— Junk Cars ★ M a t e r ia ls scA irsa r a a v c u r j u n k • C A R O R TR U C K II AN V CONDITION..371 toto-770 71*4 SSTOP DeHart* Paid tor |unk car*, truck*. 4 wheel drive Any cendltlen..............l i t **M CLEAN FILL D irt C h e e p I M F .I 70 3 » 313 4447 1»3— Lawn A Garden C LE A N U P Timet Yards, lawn cara/landscape. Rts/Camm. Freeest Araa rasldant 717 1447 195— Mechinery/Tools E X T E N S I O N L A D D E R 71 alum la’ over I4‘. US Step ladder alum S’. *17 3M* BTU A C U m m o o N E w ii> m i ; m - P e t s & Supplies E AS T E R BABI EI I I t BABY C H I C K S f t SO t o *1 D U C K L IN G S *7toss 771 M l « F R E E P U P P Y ! Adorable 4wkt Avtt Stwpdrd Beagle m i a To good hornet M l 4491 200-Registered PetjT ■ E A 0 L E P U P P IE S . AKC. In color. 10 wks House broken Reduced to t i l l »1*M* STUD SVC. . A K C Reg . Red. male toy poodle S lb Fee negotiable Cindy 773 MSI 201 — Horses LOWDOWNPAYM ENT GOOD CREDIT? O.KV BAD CREDIT? O.K. ✓ NO CREDIT? O.K. / Mincer Motors QUALITY USED CARS CARS TRUCKS SANFORD 4000 E Hwy. 46 (2Slh S t) A c ro s s From N*w Sanlord A u lo Auction SANFORD 321-2993 321-1430 1SO« S . F rench H w y . 17-93 ■I 19lh S L Ken 'Rummel G E T T O h.NOV/ e e H AT FOR SALEI e e BAHIA. *7 70 bale F E N C E bldg A Repairl 733 T llle v e s 209—Wearing Apperel e CRIN OLINE Slip, si **. white w elastic waist, upper w hook Closure ( F or weddlnq or prom gown) *37 331 H H PROM OR I t s ' Rose Pmk. Sr 14. like new Worn IX S'OO OBO C a lt n i *7*4 I1M SPM 211— Antiques / Collectibles F o r Sale T * o S a n fo rd a n a paper r o v ftt lor tele Owner finenc ing tor •OU9inqc/tf*e%onlf 1987 C A M A R O SPORT COUPE LOADED. LOWMkE9 RUNS* LOOKSOREAT 1986 C H E V Y M O N T E C A R LO ”S S " T-TOPS, All POWER ItARC *4488 *5280 1988 C H E V Y SP R IN T 1990 S-10 P IC K U P A N T I Q U E P U M P OR OA N Kewai. from Jepen Good cand. *13*/best otter 134 4/IS lo w M ic s io m o w AUTO. AIR. PAVWINTS VERYHAROTO*MO. ESPECIALLYA7 De* PRCC. LOADED. 14.000MIES I*40 AMT O E C U M rm Suite Hd/llkrd , dresser, m irror. *3680 *6580 boi »#9f% matt M001)1 1449 213— Auctions *7 PLYMOUTH COLT l speed finf wmdow% tupor tforeo Good cond Good for student! A s Low As BUYHERE!$200 215— Boats and Accessories____ 1 DOWN mm mm mmwornmm e i| 5/150 a ) ion i mm /« ^ 3 5 1985 MAZOA 62 6 D X A W EEK 1984 M E R C U R Y M A R Q U IS • TROLLING MOTOR Ges. ) HP EBcelient condiftonl tU>0 U9 5450 FUUYPOWf REO MOONHOC* LOADEDLOADEDLOADED. YOWL LOVEIMSONE 217— Garage Sales *3288 *2680 locnticot U l 000)22 !I2« ScKwrentoeify. ftaatt^ •)! IM) •% Out 35d e eOene Attrfce AaMSatote e Lew a* *177 dawn I Law pay e t i e e e elM-MOT e PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION e 1V B B Y TUBS. B FBI. 7 i» P M DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Nary. *1. Daytona Beecfc ________w e - u m t l_______ S H I E D CARS, truck*, boats, a wheelers, motorhomet. by FBI. IRS. DEA. Available your area new. Cell IMSian 7SU eal. C10M (Cell 7 day* e week)__________________ financing with 20 % down 20 yr loon. Coil for t«rm« Marty Rtalty 214 4444 C A L L A N Y T I ME 321- 3212257 GENEVA NINE PLUS Acre site lor your ranch estate home Check on this1Saj.SOO Stonstrem Realty 177 1430 O N L Y to.**0 DOWN Qualify lo assume Deltona 1/1 Lease purchase possible Mo paym ent lower than rent SS4 000 H EA TH R O W Prestigious 4/7>s with 1177 S F Big screen enclosed pool Quality features throughout 111* 000 Owner finenc 174.soo 231— Cars CLASSIFINDERS RETIREE SPECIAL! BUILDER S SPEC HOMES 1774*1* STAIRS MOFERTY M ANAGEM ENT A REALTY 4e7 3 ii7 i7 7 / m w r t Vf toTlJRf I PR O PfR tifS E X C H A N O E OR S E L L your property located anywhere I Investors Realty. *7* *074 First Tim* Buyer's Special Sanford, settled n*i|hbothood 160— Busintss For Sal* B A B Y F U R N I T U R E Sol w/canepy. table w/4 chairs, dbi bad w/hdboard. two night stands John I 7*0-403. * . PM. • BABY F L A Y Fee. 74X1*. Redded roll*, nylon mesh sRtos. roils, folds. Nice cond. CoslUO Sell tap 33M»M • BED. Roll a way. Smell site MO Can deliver, 717-471* E LD E R SPBINOl, ott Hwy 417. I A 1 bdrm. *7SU wfc . SIM 113— Storag* Rentals 101— H ouses AHoiteF- cut that m m m * V**bo* pta it w/b fsmistake rw To tAtec 107— Mobil* Hom*s / R«nt S M MOVE IN SPECIAL! Santerd/WInter Springs, t bdrm. 1 bath, all appliances, private cul de tec location ms/mo m w o o / m ta ia KIT *»V C A R LY LE ® by Larry Wright TWO BEDROOM. | bath. Ken tucky A ve. U N a month Me deposit!! Ml-ITtl__________ M4 E L M AVE. Santord I bdrm I bath. **7 par weak plus *170 deposit 117 4417/0* IMP 1 B ID R O O M . I b a th , wather/dryer. ta is month. Urdtod Realty m n t e ______ l UI Single story studio I A ] Bdrm. Apts Many eitras Incl. storage spacr! Ov):t. eery community I Nice Iandseep Ing. On site managers who C A R E 11 Starting at Sllf/mo Sanford. 1 bdrm. I bath, central H/A. appliances, minis, laundry room, carport, SOS 774 M U SANFORD, downtown area. I bdrm U N a menth. Plus security deposit M4-77MU1 L A K E ASHBY 1/1. partially him. Water, tower, garbage Inc Id. U7S Mo. m * M * SANFORD. 1/1. lor rent: large yard. U M a Month. UOO tecu ^ lt £ llM 2 !J l* 2 l^ _ ^ _ _ S A N FO R D • 1 bdrm. HOUSC with front porch. I block from new hospital, t ilt per week plus u s o security, m - m * I er 1 PKOPLK. References No pets, tits per month plus SISO Mcurlty----- -------- 773 3017 UOO Sanford Ave. J bdrm. SMS plus dvpoiJt. Qutol and salt. Call IM MAI______ C F F I C I I N C Y apt.. 1 rm i.. w/bath. Ulllllle* Included I Clean I tHdawfc. Ut-3)q O N I B I O R O O M . P riv a te . Single, no pete. 11)0 wfc. or m s mo., util. Inti. D H t H 105— Dupltx- / Triplex / Rtnt MOVING Fvrn wethor linens COOKwere hosp bed . efc 9AM 4 4 u m 54415IPM Corner forest Summerlin 219-Wanted lo Buy 555 Aluminum Cons Newspaper Non Ferrous Metals Glass KOKOMO )))II0Q Mother A Daughter Consign menft Good used items er donation Appl ))4 7404Irene NEED HOMEfl A llum t pmts owner tin . ) ♦ bdrm 56fl • Re• |t| fHsedotfl45 1985 C H E V Y C A P R IC E BRO G H . 1988 C H E V Y A S T R O VAN EVf NYCONCEIVABLE OPTON AVAXAftLE CONVERS EM. CAPT CHAIR CRUISE AMfMMCAMETTE CUSTOM PAM *2980 *8488 H I G H W A Y 1 7 -9 2 , S A N F O R D (1/2 mllo North ol Lake Mary Blvd ) Easy lo find from anywhere in Central Fla P h on o (407) 321-7800 or (407) 628-9779 �T r T ■ T M il ' ' ' i ! r 0 M — Sanford Herald, Smjord, Flo rid a -W td n M d a y . April 3, 18*1 b y Chic You ng. BLONDIE DON ^ % u Sm ^V O & T1 a m o s T T iN a r 7 w » R a ? tq ^ y iK i Hip, back pain may need more testing D B A S DR. OOTT: My pro­ blem Is a constant though vary­ ing degree o f pain In m y groin and hips, lower back and bul­ lock area. It varies from mild discom fort to genuine pain. Routine examination Including X-rays, blood work and a rectal for enlarged prostate were all negative. Help. D E A R READER: Your ques­ tion Is too general to permit a specific answer. For example, you don't mention your age and what blood tests and X-rays you have had. Therefore. It would be presumptuous of me to list the many afflictions causing the type o f pain you describe. Nonetheless. I have u couple of thoughts. Pain In the groin, hips, buttocks and back suggests that you m ay be suffering from arthritis or a herniated lumbar disc. O steoarthritis, the gradual wearing-down of Joint surfaces, commonly causes the symptoms you describe. In particular, hip arthritis oflcn spreads Into the groin, buttocks and back. This Is due to erosion of the hip Joints and Is usually associated with stiffness and loss of mobility. In addition, osteoarthritis may affect the spine. Appropriate X-rays will ordinarily show the characteristic changes o f arthri­ tis: thinning of the bones, nar­ rowing o f the Joint spaces and the presence of calcium deposits ("lip p in g") at the ends of the bones. Such X-ray changes do not alw ays correlate to the degree of pain, however: patients with minimal changes can expe­ rience severe discomfort and disability. In these cases, a bone scan Is useful. During this test, a small amount of radioactive material Is Injected Into the bloodstream. Several hours later, the dis­ tribution and uptake o f the Isotope arc measured by a device resembling a Geiger counter. Arcus o f bone destruction absorb more Isotope and appear as "hot spots" on the scan. Within six to 12 hours. the radioactive mate­ rial Is excreted from the body, so no damage Is done. T h e advantage o f a bone scan Is that It allows a doctor to "s e e " all the bones In the body simul­ taneously. If you haven't had a bone scan, your doctor may choose to order one to determine whether or not you have osACROSS 1 M archers' 4 F o rts ! clearing 8 Barbarian 10 Impractlcsl philosophy 13 Lifeless 14 Provoke 15 A ctor — 16 Hasten 17 Beverages 18 D ebtor's note 20 D sserlln Asia 23 Hunting dog 26 Lecture MCII PETER GOTT.M.D. teoarfhrltis. If you do. medicine — such os Motrin. Indocln or Voltaren — could relieve your pain. 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GEM INI (May 21 -June 20) The key to success today lies In U U 'J J U U U U U J B Type o f fuel to 3, Roman 11 Residue 12 Interm ediate 21 Basket 22 Acbess — Arthur 23 Moved In tBKhede 18 BasebaM 24 Author piayerM ei — Gardner 26 Poibcal 27 Greet number 28 Basebater — Hershiser 28 Nest ol pheasants 32 Symbol o l 38 Whale group 36 Youth org. 38 Waxy ointment 40 Acbess Hagen 42 Defeat (2 wds., sL) 44 American soldlert 45 Preposition 46 And others (2 wds.) 48 Romaics 50 Large amount 51 Medical s u tfli 53 Farm device 54 Destiny 55 Roam about idly - ' ' *-P A % •• B y P h illip A ld er Yesterday wc looked at the basic surrounding play. A de­ fender holding K-J-9 o f heurts and seeing the 10-8-7 In the wi-lrtsc'. rgt.tvlcd*‘the• Jack. This collected three trlrks when declarer held Q-5-4 and his partner A-6-3-2. Note that the defender must lead the Jack, not the king or nine, to guarantee collecting three tricks. Today's deal Isa variation on this theme. West leads the nine o f clubs, and East wins with the aec. Seeing no future In that suit. East looks uround for something better. Naturally his eyes alight on spades, u logical choice since Soutn's two-diamond response to Stayman means he holds no more than three spades. If not knowledgeable about the surrounding play. East would swlteli to the seven o f spades. But that gives declarer a chance. JILIUIBU t tsraek round dance lie plays low horn hand and West has to pul up the king. The Jack o f spades Is safe from uttack. and three no-trump will l>e made. -Ms Jr l j sf.-Ark v* '/ CuM swltchrs to the 10 of spades. Declarer will probably win with d u m m y 's a c e and try th e diamond finesse, but It loses und the defenders run the spade suit for two down. Declarer docs better to duck the first spade and win the second, because It puls pressure on West. But West should know that East has the queen of spades. When making a sur­ rounding play. East guarantees holding a higher, non-touching honor. So. on the second round o f spades. West must unblock Ills king. Once more declarer will be forced to take the diamond finesse for his contract, and he Is doomed to defeat. your ability to advance your own Interests, us well as the Interests o f people with whom you arc directly Involved. Parity Is the maglc Ingredient. CANCER (June 2 1-.July 22) T ry not to Until your career objectives today, bcruusc. even If you fall short, you can still make substantial strides. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your natural ability to organize Is your greatest asset today. You'll h an dle so m e th in g rela tiv ely small or quite large with equal aplomb. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) An Im p o rta n t ch u n ge m i g h t transpire today, and although It could Ik- more subtle than obvi­ ous. it may bring you substantial benefits later. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) You have a marvelous faculty Unlay for letting those you're Involved with think your bright Ideas arc actually their creations. You sh ou ld n 't h a ve any trouble making allies. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Financial conditions look en­ couraging for you al this time. A sudden wlndtall might be gener­ (C J1991. N E W S PA PE R TERPR1SE ASSN. NORTH ♦ A9 EN- 4-1-11 •- M * •• . t i,^ - * ... ■ ♦ J 10 • 5 ♦ KQJ EAST♦ q 10 1 7 2 *161 ♦ 42 ♦ A 105 WEST H i) *54 2 ♦ K 73 + 9 87 4 SOUTH ♦ JS5 ♦ AKQ ♦ A Q 9• + 13 2 Vulnerable East-West Dealer: South Weil Paw Pass south 1 NT 24 North 2♦ 3 NT Exit Paso All pass Opening lead: ♦ 9 ated by an extraordinary devel­ opment. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You have a commanding aura today that will elicit respect without offending others. If you request that something Ik - done a certain way. compliance Is likely. C APR IC O R N (Dec. 22 Jan 19) Something that you've been trying to He down looks like II will Ik* flnullzcd to your satisfac­ tion with relative ease today. Tim ing makes all the difference. AQ U ARIU S (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) Your words carry considerable worth today, und matters that you discuss with friends will not be rea d ily forgotten. Fortu­ nately. you'll have a knack for saying the right things. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Occasionally. It doesn't hurt to toot our own horn. Tilts Is a good day to call lo your superior's attention the line Job you've been doing. In turn, your Ik i s s may even agree It's worth addi­ tional remuneration. ( 0 1 9 9 1 . N E W S P A P E R EN TERPRISE ASSN. b y L e o n a r d S ta rr . A N N I E ________ __________ H ff AsP FfNPfG? I N 0 . > £ « ..as mcncroAS 3? 7r£ (/M iro n - 15on H £«S.TrtR H £ * T f Tb£y \ W J S U K vtY to a T U tO A C u to T V you, W I cofi/tret. AR£ TH05t TH’ 6 u rs l saw YOU TAUON tO. Tl/KY/AK ? you Know T H S A *DAJOY*? e>oy,oo 1 / 1*05 i TVsC AS6 PLU N K WRVtll sot fRUfc. They oh . to 6ATI5FY IxeiRORffP/ �Sanlord H• raid — Wtdnasday, April 3, 1991 — Harald Advertiser — Thursday, April 4, 1991 �ii — santora Herald — Wednesday, April 3, 1W1 — Herald Advertiser — Thursday, April 4, 1W1 — Santord, FI. Ignore car care, face the consequences You have probably heard your den­ tist say. " I f you Ignore your teeth they will go aw ay". Without proper dental hygiene and regular visits to the dentist. H is very likely that someday you w ill be soaking your teeth Instead of brushing them. The same thing can be said about your car. If you deny your car proper preventive maintenance and avoid regular car trips to a good technician, then, like your teeth, your car will go away. Up until the mid 1970s. most car owners practiced preventive mainte­ nance. This was largely due to the fact that as the Ignition points wore out and lead In ilic fuel masked the spark plu g, v e h ic le p e r fo r m a n c e and economy began to deteriorate very noticeably. The car would then be b r o u g h t in fo r th e p r o v e r b ia l "tune-up." This tuncup usually took place about once a year or every 12 000 to 15.000 miles. This was also a good opportunity for the technician to check for additional maintenance needs In areas such as the radiator and heater hoses, and oolant condition, the fan belts, the vacuum hoses, the fuel and air filters, (he canister filter, and the condition of the battery, the tires, and the emission control and exhaust systems. Just to name a few. With the advent o f electronic Igni­ tion and unleaded fuel In the mid 1970s, as well as the addition of computer controls in the early 1980s the deterioration o f the cars' perfor­ mance and mileage Is hardly noticea­ ble. This, combined with the fact that there are very few full service gas stations left today (full service mean­ ing that there is a knowledgeable person on hand to check under your hood as a form o f preventive mainte­ nance while filling the tank), causes most vehicle owners to practice what Is called "reactionary maintenance". Reactionary maintenance Is when you continue to drive your car as long as it runs well, neglecting to raise the hood to check the oil or anything else. Then, the first time you notice a change In driveability, usually at 50.000 to 60.000 miles, you rush to a repair facility and want the problem fixed In a couple of hours. And you often complain about the cost o f the repairs. It may sound a little harsh, but this scenario happens thousands of time each day across the country. If you want your ear to last as long as the payments, dig the owners manual out o f the glove box. Turn to the "Maintenance Instructions" sec­ tion and read it c a re fu lly . Pay particular attention to the page which The with cars can play havoc been neglected, discusses oil change Intervals. You will note that the manufacturer differen­ tiates between "normal driving condi­ tions" and "severe driving condi­ tions." Usually, severe driving conditions are defined as: driving through dusty Achieving good communications with re p airm an liven in this age or ta k e-ch a rg e, selfimprovement diet and exercise programs, when It comes to getting com■pitetvl uyug fttonv t "t c pin r" md service, many of us e v e r t to ou r co u c h potato ways. We cither neglect vehicle mainte­ nance entirely or throw up our hands and depend on fate. And that's too bad. since t im e ly m a in te­ nance can extend the life o f a vehicle by up to 50 percent, according In a survey conducted by the non-profit National In­ stitute for Autom otive Service Excellence (ASE). ASE. the group which tests and certifies (tie c o m p e t e n c e of automotive technicians, also notes that customer Involvement throughout the ear repair process ran help ensure that the repairs go smoothly. Here are some tips from the experts at ASE on the Importance o f good communications In car repairs: Do your homework Read t he o w n e r ' s manual , f a mi l i a r i z e yourself with the basic components; follow the service schedules listed In the manual: and keep a log o f all repairs and service. Get In the habit 'ril Keeping goocf records!" Use all or your senses to inspect your vehicle frequently. Check for: • Unus ua l sounds, odors, drips, w arning lights, smoke, etc. • Changes In accelera­ t i o n. e n g i n e p e r f o r ­ mance. gas mileage, fluid levels. • W orn tires, belts, hoses. • P ro b le m s In h an ­ dling. braking, or steer­ ing. Note when the problem occurs. Is It constant or p e r io d ic ? W h e n t he vehicle Is cold or after the engine has warmed? At alt speeds? When did the problem first begin? and can bring happy vacations to a screeching halt. areas, towing a trailer or boat, frequent idling or Idling for long periods, and driving for 10 miles or less in freezing wcafher. Cars operated under these conditions should have an oil and filter change every 3.000 miles or three □ S e e Care, Page 10 Learning the language of auto service useful Have you taker. ^ tune-up lately? Your technician may write •"engine performance evaluation" oil the Job ticket. This h not hype to boost the price o f the job; It’s a sign o f Ihc times. You're probably not getting your new car tune-up as often as you did the old one, but when you do there arc more systems and components requiring atten­ tion. Here's where It helps to understand tune-up •J/VTOtoQlagy.-*.----- — - ............. ................ Most o f us are familiar with parts "Ske spark plugs, filters. Ignition wiring and the various switches and senders which ore a necessary part of a tune-up. Beyond these the Tune-up Manufacturers Institute lists some of the newer terms a car owner might encounter: Customers should take the time to clearly communi­ cate vehicle's symptoms to their auto technician. Carry a written list to give to the technician or service manager. This is especially Important In larger shops, where the w o r k o r d e r m a y be p a ssed fro m s e r v ic e writer to technician. Resist the temptation to su ggest a sp ecific course of repair. Just as you would wi th your D escrib e, don't physician, tell where It diagnose Once you go to your hurts and how long It's repair facility be pre­ been that way. but let the pared to describe the technician diagnose and recommend a remedy. symptoms. Many shops Ask questions are very busy, so try to Ask as many questions b£ concise, but avoid es ta b lish m en ts where as you need. Do not be you feel rushed or. worse, embarrassed to request that your comments are everyday definitions and not welcome. non technical terminolo­ gy- A sk If th e sh op em ploys A SE -certiflcd technicians; there are s o me 2 5 0 .0 0 0 ASE technicians nationwide at every type o f repair facility. Ask that your repairs be p e r f o r m e d by a technician certified In the a p p r o p r i at e area — brakes, engine perfor­ mance. electrical systems, etc. In addition to techni­ cian creden tials, took around for other signs of professionalism such as overall neatness, cus­ tomer service awards, membership- 1* Oxygen sensor. A device In the exhaust system, about the size and shape of a spark plug that monitors exhaust gases for oxygen content and. through computerized engine controls, maintains acceptable levels o f exhaust emissions. 2. Fuel injector. The fuel Injection nozzle that Injects the fine, high pressure mist of gasoline Into the engine. 3. EGR (exhaust gas recirculation) system. Rrroutcs a small portion of exhaust to Ihc intake manifold to reduce emissions. 4. ECU (electronic control module). The com ­ puter. sometimes referred to as the "black box", which acts as the "brains" of the engine. It controls fucl-alr mixture, timing and other functions alTectlng performance and emissions. 5. Sensors, (l.e.. engine termperatnre, vehicle speed. Ignition knock or other.) These monitor, analyze and feed Information to the computers that control engine and transmission functions. 6. Intake s ir duct (the "sn o rk e l" tube). Directs heated air Into the engine for Increased efficiency during warm-up. 7. P.C.V. (positive crankcase ventilation) valve. Part of the emissions control system. It controls the flow of vapors from the engine crankcase Into the Intake manifold. �Sanford Herald — Wednesday, April 3. 1991 — Herald Advertiser — Thursday, April 4, 1991 — Sanlord, FI. — 9 <S%nnwndnfl G reat Lube at a G reat Price W hat a b re ak th ro u g h ! A d e a le rs h ip o il and filte r c h a n g e PLUS 12 p o in t s e rv ic e und er 29 minute*!!----- Motorcraft FAST LUBE Special Price. *19.95 O il C h a n g e with Motorcraft O il D esig n ed for you r V e h icle 's E n g in e M otorcraft Lo n g Life O il Filter 1C o m p le te C h a s s is Lubrication a s sp e cifie d by O w n e r's G u id e 1Inspect P o w e r Steering Flu id C h e c k P o w e r Steering Fluid >C h e c k T ran sm issio n Fluid •C h e c k B rake Fluid • C h e c k W in dsh ield W a sh e r F lu id ■C h e c k W in dsh ield W ip ers for W e a r NOW SERVICING' MOST VEHICLES • Includes up to 6 qt. M otorcraft O il • C h e c k A ir P re ssu re in T ires • V isu a l Inspection of Battery • V isu a l in sp ectio n of C h a sis, S u sp e n sio n , E xh a u st and E n gin e C o m p artm en t Plus check for Outstanding Recaps) (Diesel Higher) S E R V IC E H O U RS: LIFETIME SERVICE GUARANTEE �2V: 4 — Sanford Herald — Wsdnaiday, April 3, 1901 ■i i. HHMI '• •-.•■' -7 “• n H n U K l f i H H B I — Herald Advertiser — Thuraday, April 4, 1901 — Sanford, FI. Environment can take its toll on the interior too Environmental hazards take their toll on your car's Interior. The vinyl and leather that covers your c a r ’ s seats, d a s h b o a r d and d o o r panels Is subject to the natural weathering pro­ cess. just like paint and finish. vinyl protectant on any area of your car that is e x p o s e d . T h e n w ip e away the protectant with a soil cloth. A v i n y l p ro te c ta n t provides a buffer zone between the vinyl and potentially damagine el­ ements that can wear Mud. sand, sail and down and scratch the rain dull n shine and Interior. In addition. It scratch a car Just as brings out color, restores easily on the Inside as on lost luster and helps the outside. prevent drying that lends Caring Tor your car’s lo unsightly cracks In the interior is Inexpensive' vinyl. and simple. Just a few The best way to main­ minutes o f work each month can add years to tain a new car shine is to the life o f your car's vinyl start using a vinyl pro­ and finished leather. In­ tectant right away. Don’t crease the car’s resale fret if your car Is a few value and keep it looking years old. A vinyl pro­ sharp throughout the tectant can still be ef­ fective even if deteriora­ year. tion and scratches have The following tips are already set In. Experts offered to help your car believe that by treating glisten all year long: your car with 0 vinyl Dirt that builds up as a protectant only once a result o f normal daily month, you can dramat­ activity should be re­ ically Increase your car's m oved. Th en spray a resale value. Is your interior inferior? Preparing your care for vacation travel should Include : (1) Cleaning all surfaces and applying a protective coating: (2) Repairing w orn or dam aged B r in y A u t o L E W IS > o u i ( il . 1 5 s P r u i A ’ ' ' U j J . u J . L _ . G l a s s " 8 H 00 S "Foil IrcolT Contest ...Anti win a 1991 Oldtm ebiU Cutlatt C olaii N o r u iC H A iiN ic iiu n M y* QttlOAl **Fa#*r *** tj'j •»»A* C« *4-- i •*« M o n C iM ti* * Zt .C c m v I'A* W .C m T/A* V14 T/A• Ht4 . Iwa «•*.•<! A • •odtai I/A*. iadtot All-Twain T A \ tojkii M^T».to.n |/A\ Jrm*l T/A \ lata T A * C o v e r W E S cau** ; • ^ ing; (5) Repairing worn or dam­ aged seats: (6) Replacing worn doormats. fabric, such as sun visors; (3) Repairing or replacing damaged headlining; (4) Cleaning carpet­ n i » r » - i s r ir ^ .- r w .» s M ) p m -------- F ri 0 1 1> [ r e n c h A w i RADIAL TAi S u n t 1> i d . Solid gm forum . . dassk good b o h . ( 4 0 / ) V?? 0 ( ) < AU-7BB/UN7/A Ham p to m .dB ig m d h r on- and olf-rood ino iZUZSC. z w»: m ; . R \ 2 COMPLETE AUTO INTERIORS CUSTOM BUILT ---------------------------- We S p e cia lize Irv ------------------------ Boat T o p s • C o n v e rtib le T o p s • Vinyl T o p s • L a u d a u R o o f • A u to G la s s O f A ll T y p e s • C a rp e t • Seat C o v e rs • B u rn e d Interiors ★ A N D A U TO SERVICE INC. 2413 S F R t f iC M A V I HW Y 17 42 S A fI F O B O j A ll O f O u r R e p la c e m e n t s A r e R e p la c e d W ith O r ig in a l N a m e B r a n d s ESTABLISHED 1968 "Where Quality Is No Accident" 1 �Sanford Wednesday, H t fld A d v rll—r — Thurtday,. Agrll 4, 1991 — Sanford, FI. THE ROAD Ah I ■ m rrnm m — a mmm Construction on the new Interstate 4 and Lake “Mary Boulevard interchange is well underway. Completion of the entire project is expected to take two years, with road conditions changing daily. W e just wanted you to know that it’s worth the tnp to visit the Heathrow Exxon Service Center. You’ll find friendly pepple, quality service and fair prices, backed by Exxon's 4,000 mile/90 day warranty. We know you'll be pleased with the condition of your car, when the dust settles. __________ TOP QUALITY WORK BACKED BY WARRANTY H m, Located Inside Heathri ow International Busine; Center a . _ . t < *— —' ......... W W l/ X J i, 4 �10 — Sanford Haraid — Wadnaaday. April 3, 1901 — Harald Advarliaar — Thursday, April 4, 1991 — Sanlord, FI. Improve vehicle maintenance, Summer first step in cutting fuel waste T h e r e ’ s m uch m ore than a touch o f Irony In prom oting energy con­ servation when Mideast o il la b e in g w a s t e d beyond comprehension. P e rh a p s th e sm o k e c lo u d s an d p o llu t e d beaches underscore the need to cut our depen­ dence on oil. S o t h e t i m i n g Is a p p r o p r i a t e f o r th e automotive and oil In­ dustries to repeat public a w a ren ess m essages about the Importance of fuel consumption. Their suggestions range from car pooling to keeping tires properly Inflated. Am ong the authorities on vehicle maintenance are th e e n g in e e r s o f Tune-Up Manufacturers Institute, whose products directly alTect engine ef­ ficiency. Typically, they say. an engine that needs a tune-up will use about 10% more gas than one that’s running efficiently. Sim ple procedures like repairing a sticking choke mechanism, lean­ ing fuel Injectors or re­ placing worn spark plugs can make a big difference In an engine's perfor­ m ance. And don't overlook the spark plug Continued from Page 6 visible component or the system. NOTE: A slight oil buildup Is normal at the front o f the compressor near the seal. O Consult your service technician for further Information. Aa most do-it-yourselfers know, even simple maintenance and repairs have gotten increasingly complicated In today’s automobiles hnd light trucks. The reality Is that purchasing all of the test and service equipment necessary to properly maintain a mobile air conditioning system Is cost prohibitive for most consumers. Without this professional equipment, working on an air conditioning system Involves a great deal of guesswork, which can add cost and frustration to the Job and may never solve the problem. In ms Mw&nPB EVERY 60 SECONDS 70 MILLION GALLONS OF WATER FLOW OYER NIAGARA fAU-S. THAT'S HOW MUCH GAS K WASTED EVERY TEN DAYS BY MOTORISTS WHO DRIVE Cooling— WE COULD SAVE' 2.2 BILLION GALLONS OF GAS IN THE NEXT YEAR ¥ ALL VEHICLES WERE KEPT IN GOOD CON­ DITION. HELP CONSERVE OUR RESOURCES AND CLEAN UP THE AIR BY KEEPING YOUR CAR OPERATING EFFICIENTLY. Continued from Page 6 wires. With one out o f ihrte vehicles having a fuel wasting mechanical dis­ crepancy, the benefits of routine engine diagnosis and preventive mainte­ nance are fairly obvious. Annual en gin e tuneups not only Increase gas mileage but also reduce exhaust emissions. K-WV-’—--- • #1991 REPAIR ORDER ' Continued from Page 2...................... ~ check pressures. (Includes u d to 3 lbs. of Freon) (Some models less.) ✓ We also offer comDlete maintenance and repair on domestic and forlean cars and trucks. High performance, four-wheel drive and diesel service ✓ 126 W. Crystal Lake Av#. Lam Mary t Hoorz: Mon.-Fit B - 6. Sat 8 - 2 belts. Your newer car m a y have a s i n g l e serpentine belt instead of the traditional tw o or t h r e e be l t s d r i v i n g various accessories. A slipping or broken belt may cause loss not only o f cooling but also every other belt driven system. Inlcudlng brakes, alternator, air c o n d i­ tioner. power steering, and bn some cars, power brakes. Keep your e n g i n e t u n e d - up. S e v e r a l s e n s o r s a n d m icrop ro cessors c o n ­ nected to the cooling fryatem Interact wl lh ottirr engine systems and components lo produce optimum efficiency. A faltering engine can In­ duce overheating; a m alfunctioning cooling system can hurt engine performance. Remember, too. that th e t r a n s m i s s i o n is cooled by the en gin e cooling system. Severe service, such as trailer towing In hilly terrain, can overheal both com­ ponents; good reason for the Installation o f an aux­ iliary Iransmlssion cool­ er. With 80 percent o f gas now being pumped by the driver, service station attendants are few and far between. F or this reason cat uwiWcs ‘ .hot grt In the hahlt o f mak­ in g u n d e r - t h c - h o o d checks al Icasl once a month. Care LASCE MARY AUT0M0I IVE, INC. S P R I N G S P E C IA L A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G T U N E -U P * 2 4 ,9 5 Includes: Evacuate and recharqe svstem and ✓ .............. longer, says the Council, and rec o m m e n d s flushing, pressure testing and refilling with fresh antifreeze at least every other yeur. When one of the new type aluminum radiators with plastic top lank deteriorates due to n eglect, repair or re­ placement Is likely to be more expensive than the traditional cooper/brass radiator. 11 your car is equipped with an electric radiator fan. be sure It's working: an Inoperative fan can cans/clear of blade*: the fan m a y t ur n o n u n e x ­ pectedly!! Check your hoses and addition, tampering with unfamiliar high pressure hoses under certain conditions can be hazardous. Th e most common misperception Is that If your air conditioning Isn't cooling well enough. It simply needs a shot o f freon. Adding freon to the system by using one of several DIYer adapter kits available can be danger­ ous. In fact, it m ay compound your problem by In terferin g w ith the system's critical balance, which will actually cause it to cool less efficiently than If properly charged and serviced. In addition, when mishandled, freon recharging kits can release m ore gas Into the atmosphere than Into the air conditioner. This Is an Increasing conem as we learn more about refrig­ erants’ effect on the earth's ozone layer. ✓ 330-3199 j months, whichever occurs first. Normal driving conditions occur If your driving does not fall In any of the severe driving cateogrtes. However, less than 25 percent of the cars on the road actually qualify for the normal driving category. In addition. If your car Is equipped with a turbocharger, frequent oil changes are a must. Engine coolant and transmission fluid are two more Items that must be changed regularly to ensure a long life for your car. Engine coolant should be changed every two years and diluted with 50 percent water, as pure engine coolant will freeze at around 0 degrees Fahrenheit. This mix gives you the best cold weather protection and the best heat dissipation ability In hot weather. T h e life of the autom atic transmission fluid Is basically de­ termined by how hot the fluid has been during operation. Since you have no way o f really knowing how hot the fluid has been, an easy way to check Is by p u llin g out the transmission dipstick and looking al the fluid. If die fluid Is brown Instead of red and smells like you Just ran aver a skunk. II needs •to be changed ASAP! Il Is a good habit to huve the transmission fluid changed every two years or 24.000 miles. The high temperhires under the hood of today’s cars lake their loll on ‘J UbUtfr ’ T ill) lie o p r t'liL ’ LlililpOllems such as radiator and heater hoses, fuel lines, and vacuum hoses. One or the main causes o f breakdown Is fan belt and/or radtator/hcaicr hose failure. The best Insurance against this catas­ trophe Is to have the belts and hoses replaced every two years. And while on the subject of rubber. 1 shouldn't forget to mention the tires. There Is no reason why steel belted radial tires shouldn't last at least 70.000 miles or longer. It takes only three things to make this happen. 1) Have wheel alignment and tire balance checked once a year. 2) Keep tires properly Inflated and check weekly. 3| Rotate tires every 6.000 miles. Perhaps the key Is to exam ine the tires once a week. If you notice any unusual tire wear patterns, have a g o o d a lign m en t shop c h e c k the alignm ent, the suspension com po­ nents. and the tire balance. T ire wear problems do not fix themselves. One final area which I would like lo discuss Is Ihc buttery. Most batteries arc replaced on the first cold morning lhat the car won’ t start. The average life o f a battery is three and one-half years. If you arc driving around with a haitcry thui is older lhan that, then you shouldn't be surprised If you arc stranded at the train stullon parking lot or the shopping center when II Is 10 degrees below zero and the wind Is blowing at 20 inph. �Sanford Harald — W adnoday, April 3, repair m ethod* are not needed for I tires. cited radial* must be repaired so that lu re cannot get Into the tire and cause lire's Internal parts, such aa the steel plies o r Inner liner. T h e proper repair f steel-belted radlals requires: 1) taking the 1w heel: 2) placing a repair patch o ver the I Inside o f the tire, and, 3) fillin g the hole -type repair Inserted from the outside o f i having a tire repaired, be aw are o f the being used. I f the tire Isn't rem oved el and a patch placed on the Inside. It Is ■repair. |y car came with speed-rated tires — tires 1991 — Harald Advarlltar — Thuradey, April 4, . recom m ended by the vehicle manufacturer. There are a handful o f vehicles — Corvette, Ferrari, Porsche — that com e standard with different size tires front and rear. H owever, most passenger veh icles com e w ith the sam e size tire all around. W h ile larger tires o r a m ix o f large and sm all tires m ay m ake your veh icle look good, such alterations add nothing to the performance o f the veh icle and are potentially unsafe. Mixed or larger Urea change the balance o f the 1991 — Sanford, FI. — 11 veh icle, cause in correct sp eed om eter readings, change the suspension system 's capabilities, and alter the ride characteristics o f the vehicle. I f you need to replace one. tw o or three Urea. It Is suggested you use the sam e brand, m odel typ e and size as the rem aining tlre(a). Should you need to replace all four, you certain ly can switch to another brand, m odel or type, but use only the tire sizes recom m ended b y the veh icle manufacturer. 130 mph. But I never drive over 65 mph. I do not need to pay extra for speed-rated itle you may never need the higher speed o f speed-rated tires, there are a few things lid keep In mind. Vehicle manufacturers tires that compliment and enhance the cnglncecrcd Into a car. Speed-rated tires signed to provide more cornering, handling Ing capabllty. Replacing speed-rated tires k-speed-rated tires may save a little money, pu Will pay In the handling ability of your car. [9: All-season tires arc always noisy and wear ckly. cr the past several years, research and lent efforts have greatly 'mproved all-season lay's all-season tire not only provides better i In snow and rain, but Is far quieter and olTers mileage than Its predecessors. Don't rule out Kaon tires. You may be surprised by their ■nance. 10: It Is perfectly acceptable to mix different |or sizes of tires on a car. Definitely not. Radial tires should never be bn the same car with bias ply tires, either on the Faxlc or front to back. The same holds 'rue for rpes. Do not mix highway tires and all-season cYou can. If tin vA iY r*'*- a-jrnm!r . ? »v a mix of Ires with either all-season or highway tires, erms of tire size. It's best to stay with the sizes iummer extremes ir o v e d a m a g i n g ...... car batteries s s p r I n g p roa ch es, don' t k c the mistake of I nki ng your car t t e r y Is set f or miner Just because carried you through te w i n t e r . H o t cathcr, unlikely as |hls m ay seem , is uch more damaging your battery. Muny batteries fall cause the grid wires side the plates natuilly corrode over time m exposure to the Ifurlc acid solution. ICorroslon. like any hemical process. Is ^accelerated by heat. A battery becomes h eat-stressed whe n the mercury soars Into the 90s and 100s and drivers turn up air conditioners and other accessories. The sleek, aerodynamic design of today's cars make the problem worse. T h o se low h oods Increase visibility and help save gas but they also reduce the space — and airflow — under the hood. This makes for higher under-hood t e m p e r a t u r e s In summer and winter. Whether the heat Is generated from under the hood or outside. It causes the buttery to lose power and reli­ ability faster than in cooler temperatures. Th is Is a p rob lem when more and more cars arc being equipped with electronics like fuel Injection systems and on-board com puters that Increase demands on batteries. GNB Incorporated m a n u f a c t u r e s Its Champion automotive batteries with calcium plus alloy construction fo r h i g h m a i n t e ­ nance-free p e r f o r ­ mance. ex tended cycling capability, and reduced grid c o r ­ rosion. 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DOWNTOWN SAN FO RQ FI 322-5651 B fi W« I n s ljll Q uality N A P A P a m , �W W in H w In M P W ■ — Sanford H srild — Wsdnssday, April 3. 1991 — H s rild j M il v . • . » \,i Advsrtltsr — Thursday, April 4, 1991 — Sanford, FI. Don’t believe those well-worn tire myths The Loch Ness Monster. Medusa. The Abominable Snowman. Blgfoot. Robin Hood. These are all myths that have survived the ages. While none have been proved conclusively, believing them hasn’t been proved harmful. There are many myths about tires. And. like those notable non-truths listed above, tire myths have been passed from generation to generation. But unlike these harmless myths, misinformation about tires and tire care If believed, can cause considerable problems and unnecessary expense. "It's unfortunate that so much Incorrect Informa­ tion about tires and tire care still persists." said Dave Lauble. Bridgestone Tire's director o f tire engineer­ ing. "Tire manufacturers and tire dealers have worked very hard to get the proper Information out to consumers. Unfortunately, m any people still rely on family "experts” for advice. "T h e end result of these m yths is dissatisfaction with the tires, the tire manufacturer and the dealer who sold the tires.” said Lauble. "But proper tire maintenance is still the responsibility o f the driver. Improperly maintained tiles can lead to problems, and at the very least aWnoTtcuEu ure life." In an effort to separate fact from fiction. Lauble and his team o f engineers at Bridgestone have prepared a list o f common "tire m yth s" as well as their corresponding "tire truths." • Myth 1: Radial passenger car tires should only be rotated straight from fo n t to back (left front to left rear, for example) and vice versa. Cross rotating these tiies (left front to right resr. for cxaniPjc) damages the tires. • Fact: Passenger radlals may be related using either method, whether they are rib-type or all-season tires. Cross rotation does not cause damage to radial tires. Follow the advice of your tire dealer. • M 2: Steel-belting In 'radial tires prevents punctures and flats from nails, glass and other debris. • F: Any penumatlc tire — steel-belted or not — can be punctured by debris and lose air. While steel- traction, comfort and braking characteristics. Unless you have changed tire size and type, the proper air pressure for your car and tire combination may be found in your car owner's manual or on a sticker In theglove box or on the doorjamb. • M 4: If 1 get a larger size tire than what originally cam e on my car. the tire will wear longer and be safer. • F: That could not be further from the truth. As we said above, tires and cars are designed to work together. Not only will a tire larger than the sizes recommended for your car result In Incorrect speedometer readings, a larger tire may well change the "balance" o f your car. resulting In poor handling. In addition, a larger tire usually costs more and provides no additional benefits. • M 5: New valve stems arc an unnecessary expense when buying new tires. • F: The valve stem Is the primary air seal on a tire and wheel assembly. Valve stems are made primarily o f rubber, with a steel mechanism Inside that lets air In and keeps It In the tire. Over time, the rubber portion of a valve stem will get old and brittle and *Voutd fan. causing a sudden h - i o f sjfpressure. The To ensure proper road-handling and driving safety, It valve core — the steel mechanism inside the value le recommended that vehicle stmta are Inspected stem — could rust or Just p<aln wear out. Our advice: pay the extra money for that added measure of every 25,000 miles. confidence. belted tires ore certainly durable, they arc not indestructible. Avoiding debris on the road Is the best measure o f safety. Regular visual checks of your tires will allow you U iC itcL olrlscap rjW cm s.----• M 3: The correct air pressure for my tires ts molded on the sidewall o f the tires. • F: The air pressure Indicated on the sidewall o f the tire Is the recommended maximum air pressure for that particular tire, not the air pressure the tire should be run at. Car and tires are designed to work together to provide the best balance o f handling. • M 6: You can drive as fast and as long on a temporary or compact spare tire as you can on a regular tire. • F: Nothing could be further from the truth. Temporary o f 'ftimpaCl spare in es-arc designed to . allow you to get to the nearest tire dealer or service center for repair or replacement o f your flat lire. Temporary spares are not designed for long-term or high speed use. The temporary spare should be replaced by a regular size lire as soon as possible. And. for safety reasons, do not drive faster than 50 mph on a temporary spare. D 8. e B r U w r t t , 7 rLU B E.O fL4 FILTER New tires can give your car a new lease on life < | For most U.S. cars, imports, minivans, and light trucks up to 1/2 Ion. EXPIRES 4-31-91 Have you ever noticed how different your favor­ ite shoes feel with new soles and heels? T h e wear was so gradual you had not realized how worn t h e y 'd becom e. Now y o u ' r e w a l k i n g straight again. i I • Up to 5 quarts prsmium 10W30 ■ mulft-wetght motor oil • Ira ta l new hltor • 12-point inspection. 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Or they may have been undertnflatcd tires, says the Car Care C o u n c il, a c o nd i t i o n which wastes gas as well as a c c e le ra tin g tread wear. One out of four cars checked In one Inspec­ tion lane sponsored by the Council had wheels out o f alignment. Ilow do yu know If your wheels need align- Roll-over accident ol this car was probably caused by Its worn tires losing control on a wet road. Ing? Your first clue may come from erratic steer­ ing. The car may wander or pull from one side lo Ihe other. The condition may cause a shim m y similar to the action o f an out-of-balance lire. This is known as the shopping cart syndrome. The pulling to one side or the other also may be caused by a lire on one side being under Inflated. i Another clue: If your tires appear to be worn more at the outer edges than at the center, or vice versa, your problem may be nothing more than Incorrect Inflation. But tires worn more on one side than the other or otherwise unevenly worn, probably are suf­ fe rin g from m isalign ­ ment. �■ ■ h 5«nfo m "••day, *<*vnjM r - Thund^ Smford, FI, Reliabiliity Dependability th a t's A VtS Profestion y o u can count on. AVIS h a s a lim ited p o w e r train w arranty w h ich is in c lu d e d at n o extra c o st, with e v e ry car. It's g o o d fo r 12 m o n th s, o r 12,GC0 m ile s,w h ich e v e r Is first. liaC ft-ffn an cfn g availab le fo r q u a lifie d b u y e rs ................ O n m o st c a rs y o u get c o v e ra g e fo r 50,000, .......... . 60,000 o r 70,000 total - " - v e h ic le o d o m e te r miles, “ C o m p re h e n siv e se rv ice p la n s are available. We h a v e n o h ig h p re s s u re sa le sp e o p le . L o o k a s lo n g a s y o u like, drive e v e ry car o n th e lot, at AVIS w e h a ve im p re ssiv e late m o del c a rs , well e q u ip p e d . S o c h e c k u s out, y o u w ill be su rp rise d ! A s k a n y s a le s p e r s o n about d e ta ils a b ou t ex te n d e d s e rv ic e p la n s . . " n o iin ' 5575 Hwy. 17-92 amS McCord D o u g M c C o rd Terri S h e e ts CASSELBERRY sa t M O N .-F R I. 9*9 . 9-6 . S U N . 12-5 _ __ ’ 3 3 1 -3 8 3 7 �I • -S a n fo rd Herald - Wednesday, April 3. 1M1 - H s raid A dvertler — Thursday, April 4, 1SQ1 — Sanford, FI.__________________________________________________ W ill your air conditioner survive summer? It’s noon on the hottest day of the summer and you're about to get Into your sun-baked car. The only problem is the temperture inside your car is somewhere between Death Valley and the boiling surface of the sun. Sound familiar? According to Everco Industries, a leading manufacturer of replacement parts for automobile and truck air conditioning systems, most people don't think about their vehicle's air conditioner until It stops working correctly. "W e recommend that people put their vehicle's air conditioner to a performance test during the spring so they're not unpleasantly surprised during summer months," said Larry Turay. Field Training Coordinator for Everco. Performance testing simply means making sure your air conditioner functions efficiently to cool your vehi­ cle's Interior. In addition to Identifying problems which you can correct, these simple steps can target areas where professional service may be necessary to prevent costly damage to com­ pressors and other system compo­ nents. •Teat the system's fan to ensure that It Is functioning correctly at each level (tow-high). •W ith function selector on. test the system's temperature switch. Does It operate properly when you adjust from hottocold? •Does the air conditioner produce enough cool air? This may be difficult to estimate depending on current temperature conditions and Individual tastes, but It should produce a signifi­ cant amount of air movement and cooling through all output vents. If som e vents work poorly. It may Indicate that you have a problem. •Check under the hood. Is the radiator coolant at the correct level? Is the radiator condenser clear of bugs, leaves, paper and other obstructions? If not. clear any obstructions carefully using a soft bristle broom or garden hose. • Check all accessible belts for correct tension. If they are cracked or brittle, they should be replaced. Also, watch for ahlny areas which may Indicate that the belt Is slipping and may need adjustment to perform correctly. •Check all pipe and hose connec­ tions for signs of moisture. If they are wet or oily It may Indicate areas of leakage. It's beat to begin with the compressor and follow the air condi­ tioner hosea or lines throughout the □ 8 m Too much antifreeze, not a good thing when hot or cold The fear of a frozen engine d u rin g the wont of a severe cold snap might tempt an over-zealous car owner to “fail safe" by pour­ ing pure antifreeze In t o h la c o o l i n g s y s t e m .. T h e n he learns the hard ways that he's created a problem rather than solved It. Pure, un­ d ilu ted anlt-freeze (e t h y l e n e g ly c o l ) solidifies at 8 degrees (F) ABOVE zero. It ia intended to be mixed into a 50% solution with water, providing protection to -27 de­ grees. The maximum mix Is 70% ethylene glycol which protects to -85 degrees. Freeze protection is Sommer, Pago 10 not the only purpose of this fluid, according to th e c a r C a r e Council. It la a coolant, helping to dissipate excess heat. Again, a proper mix ensures p e r fo rm a n c e . T oo much antifreeze in the solution causes an engine to run hot. On vehicles with com­ puterized engine con­ trols. this abnormal heat causes sensors to sig n a l c o n tro ls to change engine func­ tions. The result can be erratic operation, “ p in g in g " and, In some cases, engine damage. A weak mixture (too much water for the amount of pure an­ tifreeze). can result In radiator bolt-over due to low ered b oilin g point of the solution. Antlfreze escapes from the cooling system and. eventually, the engine will overheat. Another function of antifreeze ia rust and corrosion protection. The fluid contains an Inhibitor that protects both aluminum and cast Iron components. Without It. the radlato r so on w o u l d become plugged with deposits created by chemical reactions be­ tween the ethylene glycol and the various m etals o f Internal engine parts. The council su g ­ gests adding antifreeze in proportions shown on the container. Cooling systems on new cars vulnerable In case you hadn't noticed, cars are a lot smaller nowadays, Under their low and . I f-l Quality Service • Auto Repair • Truck Repair • Diagnose late model computerized cars • Seniors Discount everyday Paul's Truck & Auto Repair s l o p i n g h o o d s a r e have the luxury of driv­ engines that produce ing to a convenient loca­ tw ice the p o w e r per tion when the emergency that their pre- warning Hgt\t Jurns on. I f ..3. pull ..-ssors of the did. delivering better over os quickly as possi­ than twice the miles per ble and turn the engine g a llo n with reduced ofT. Note: Never remove a exhaust emissions. Lighter w eight. Im­ pressure cap from a hot proved aerodynam ics radiator. You could be and high-tech thermody­ scalded by steam. Allow namics (better control, the engine to cool before WOfl UlMlM.IJop o£j heat, adding a 50-50 mix of generated within the * “a h U f l e e z e " 'a rid w a l e r . * engine) have contributed T h e n d e t e rm in e the to these Improvements. cause of overheating and Engine heat dissipates take corrective measures. Smaller cooling th ro u g h the coolin g systems have less capaci­ system. T h e n ew . s m a lle r, ty and have less reserve. lightweight engines are Keep your recovery tank more vulnerable to major topped off. A clean cooling system damage from overheat­ ing. says the Car Care works better and lasts Council. One does not □ 8 m Cooling, Page 10 CO ND EN SER ‘ Various switches and switch locations are utilized depend­ ing on Year A Model. Reler to catalog lor e is c i switch. For All Your Automotive Needs thrill Ihil tlnr tfmilijiriHiiiiiuH D I X O N S A U T O REPAIR OwObjactivK Expert Service Fair Prlcee "The Nam e to Rem em ber For Qualtly Service" QuaiHiatMnc 12YRS. EXPERIENCE 3840 E. S.R. 46 Sanford (around back) h r m i l Exporta* Air Conditioning 4 Q.M. Specialists, Computer­ ized Cera and General Repaka 3 2 1 -7 4 4 2 9068. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD ANTHONY M O M (407) 330-0912 C&B AUTO PARTS SPECIAL U . 5 QT. VALVOLINE L J 3 0 W O R 40W OIL •^ WITH FILTER *8951 HOST CASS AIO HT TRUCKS 321-7169 210 D S. French Ave., Sanford �Sanford Herald — Wadntaday, April 3, 19f1 — Harold Atfvfllaar — Thuraday, April 4, 1991 — Sanford. FI. — T ‘Timing is everything The expression "tim Ing ta everything" cer talnly applies to your car's engine. Valves and pistons must coordinate perfectly with the spark plugs and fuel Injectors. It all h a p p e n s w ith microsecond accuracy until som ething goes wrong, says the Car Care Council. With today' computerised ana sol I d • ■ t ate s p e e d systems, the weak link In the chain can be the mechanical component that's supposed to con trol this precision timing. An e n gin e’s valves a d m it fu e l Into the combustion chamber and allow burned exhaust gases to escape. Their opening and closing, in perfect coordination with other engine functions. Is actuated by a camshaft. On OHC (overhead cam) engines, the shaft Is driv­ en by a flat rubber belt with notches that engage t eet h on c a m s h a f t Dullevs. This timing belt, as opposed to the conven­ tional timing chain or gears. Is quieter, lighter and requires no li lion. It Is, however, suscep­ tible to wear and should be checked and adjusted (or replaced periodically. Unlike a spark plug or windshield wiper, which gives some warning be­ fore total (allure, a timing belt usually falls without notice, usually disabling the engine on the spot. In some cases the result will be severe engine damage. For this reason, car manufacturers recom ­ mend replacing timing belts at specific Intervals usually every 90,000 to 75,000 m iles. W h ile some engines will go considerably longer than that with no trouble, there Is no way to know whether or not you've waited a little too long, other than by Inspection. Premium advice R u st o n parade The rear section of this pickup truck is an eyesore, and vastly reduces the value of the vehicle. R ust Is like a ca n ce r on a car. M uch of It co u ld be prevented through earty d etectio n and proper treatment by a professional w ho understands the problem. Don't let your investment in a car o r amall truck turn Into rust. Premium gas Is not a necessity for all fuelinjected can. S o me wi l l r e qui r e premium fuel and. ac­ cording to the Nuts and Boltz automotive newsletter, this Is how you'll know If you have such an engine: 1. The owner's manuel says to use only pre­ mium grades. 2. The car with a knock sensor. If you don’t know If there Is one. ask the dealer who sold you the car. 3. Using lower grades causes an audible Knock In the engine at steady speeds or under load. 4. Do a gas mileage c h e c k on d i f f e r e n t o c t a n e s . U s e the cheapest gas that dcliven the beat gas mile­ age. A frequently neglected engine part Is the timing belt (shown In black). - MW Vokjei* Paint and Body “Craftsmen” Where's the best place to go for paint and body work? Pasquale's Paint and Body when you need It done right the first time you should rely on an ex­ pert like Charlie Chapman, one of the owners of Pasquales. Charlie has 20 years experience and has also attended several of the top automotive companies paint schools such as GM and Ford. 1SMR12 1U3R1S U SSR 11 17V70SR13 1IS/7D8R14 1H/708R14 FS EE S O A O HAZABOl FRE nor ate 4 SEASON There Is a big difference between body shops. Any shop can give a low price by leaving something out or overlooking quality and parts. At Pasquales we pride ourselves as "Craftsm en" and do a good Job at a fair price. Charlie Is proud to say he knows every aspect o f every car that comes Into hls shop. When a customer wants to know the pros and cons of a body <ob or a type of paint he tells them exactly like It Is. Charlie operates hls business with strong Chris­ tian Ethics and wouldn't have It any other way. HA7S-1SLT LA7S-1SLT S7IR1S.SLT 1SO R 1ISLT 7S0RKLT LTS1MSR1* LT33M M 1* INS TA N T c u t D ir The shop was formerly owned by Tony Pusqualc until Charlie and two friends. Darrel ProfTltt. and Dean Pritchett purchased the business about one yea ago. Charlie says they're trying lo build the business on quality and service. They also offer all senior citizens a 10% discount. They let seniors know about their discounts through a local organization for seniors who recommends honest reputable businesses. They also work within your budget by asking you what you need and how much you can afford. The shup accepts Insurance claims, offers free estimates, and repairs both foreign and domestic vehicles. They are ottering a special on mid-size cars with quality Shcrwln Williams urethane paint Including a base coat/clcur coat (metallic available at no extra charge). For <625.40. Call Charlie today at Pasquale's Paint and Body 767-6828 or stop by to see for yourself at 1256 S. Hwy. 17-92 In Longwood. <27JO 20.14 31.70 3SJ0 37JO 41.7S 71J f *1-00 71*1 *7.35 *1.10 7S.4* ftft-45 U P r o 2 2 M O N m s TO P A T A/C R E C H A R G E 1 Can Freon SA FETY C H IC K SPECIALS EXHAUST BRAKES EXHAUST CattliDc Convertor Inflatted |FRONTer REAR BRAKE — MUFFLERS FRONT END ALIGNMENT A TAIL PIPE MOST CASS Litem* CoaranM MUFFLERS U rtfe te O u n iiM W ST A U U •A LIG N M E N T S •T IR E S LUBE , fyk. AND FILTER TUNE-UPS 4 Cyt $3495 acyt. 144.95 < Cyt >54.95 � 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/. 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Anri If that continued this morning. Oviedo's girls and Lake Mary's txiys are now tlie 1991 SAC tennischumptnns. See Page I B □ Flo rid a Tomahawks may take flight JACKSONVILLE - T h e Navy Is planning lo launch as many as 12 Tomaliawk missiles a year from submarines kind ships off the Atlantic coast, across the state to Eglin Air Force Base In (he Panhandle. See Page 2 A LAKE MARY • Only lour mil ol a proposed nine sites (or building streelwalks were approved hv the Lake Mary City Commission during lls Thursday night meeting, with several citizens voicing concern over the Lick of sidewalks near school*. Approved for const met Ion was 400 feel of sidewalk near Terr Lalxiratory al 159 North Country Club Road. 300 feet along Main Road leading lo Webster Street. !KX) feel on Webster from Main to Lake Road, and 7<X) feet along an easement Irom Wrxidfleld Estates to Lake Mary Wtxxls. south ul the Seminole Community College area. A lotkil of 6.N50 feel of possible sidewalk construction was lurried down. The reason fur the final selection was the kick of money with which to construct everything on the entire list. Sidewalk areas turned down Included Wilber Avenue from Country Club Road lo 5th Street. 5th Street from Wilbur to Lake Marv Boulevard. Harold Photo by Tommy Vincent See Sidew alks. Page 5 A Nelly Short In front of her Wilbur Avenue home this morning where sidewalks are to be laid. □ P eople R uckus erupts at S a n fo rd ’s police station Outstanding students honored Yacht club elects officers SANFORD — Members of the Indian Mound Yacht C lub met recently near a historic Indian mound, from which their name comes, to elect officers for the club's second year In existence. See Page 3B BRIEFS B y V IC K I D e S O R M IE B Herald Staff Writer Brass quintet concert tonight SANFOR D — Seminole Community Concert Association will present the second concert In the 1990-91 series tonight. The Monumental Brass Qulnlet will appear at H p m. at the Sanford Civic Center. For those who do not have membership In the association, discount rates arc offered for the two final concerts of the season. For Informa­ tion. contact Bette Gramkow. president of the SCCA. Special O ly m p ic s games set LAKE MARY — The Seminole County Special Olympics spring gam es will he held at Lake Mary High Sclxxil. 055 Lungwood-Lakc Mary Rd. In laikc Mao’- tomorrow morning beginning at 9 a m . ’ "T h e " V W ih : Ttfr challenged aihides will consist o f various track and Held competitions. The Special Olympians are kill students in Seminole County schools. Htttkl Photo by Lacy Oomon The event Is free kind open lo the public. It’s Road-e-o time W IN TER SPRINGS — The annual Seminole County School Bus Safety Road-e-o will he held tomorrow kit (he school transportation facility. H22 E. Stale Hoad 434 In Wilder Springs. Competition, which uses several tests to lest driving and vilely skills begins at H a.nt. Spectators arc welcome lo attend the free event Humane Society gets big gift SANFORD — Helen Wolk. president of the Humane Society of Seminole County, vitd a not-so secret $1 12.(XX) bequest received Iasi month will bolster the struggling animal protection operation, but end ilietr problems "It's going lo help. Inil without good fund­ raising we cau l keep going." Wolk said. The society operates an animal shelter kind adoption « elder on County Home Road soulh ot Lake Mkiry. Society officials viy the operation costs about $25,000 each month and Is supported solely on donations, membership lees and bequests A $15 or $20 check Irom a concerned animal lover is a frequent form ol donation "W e've received bequests liclorc.'' Wolk vild "Bui nothing like this before " Wolk vild the bequest would he used lo pay lor repairs al die shelter and lo till vigglng society coffers Wolk said the society is currently planning lo hold a fund-raising auction by lids s u m m e r ________________________________ _ F ro m s t a ll reports IN D E X B r id g e . D e a th *. E d it o r ia l. -------------------------------------: 4n S -8 B □ ......... 4 B M o y l i t .......... ......... 3 B ......... 3 B ......... 3 A R a l l g l o n ........ ......... 7 A S p o r t s ........... T e l e v i s i o n .... .........3 B ...2 A W e a t h s r ........ ......... 2 A Warm weekend expected Mostly sunm with a high m the low lo ill i d M ils W Iud southeast Ifnnph For m a r t w e ath e r, ••• P a g e 2A The Lake Mary Rotary Club honors outstand­ ing students in the area sch o o ls each month Selected by their principals, the youngsters and their teachers are given certificates lor their hard work and achievements W ilson E le m e n ta ry S c h o o l stu d e n t D o n C o re y Paterson and h is teacher Marilyn Root are congratulated by Ernie Cavallaro, program ch a irm a n , and Brent Carli, R otary C lu b president as Paterson was chosen as the s c h o o l's lop student ol the month. See moro p hotos on page 2A. SANFORD — Ambulance kind lire rescue officials responded to the Sanford Police Department al about 1:30 this morning killer a dog. working os a member of the department's K-9 unit, hit a sus|x el in the course of his arrest. Hubert Martin. 20. of 3(XX> E. 20th St. In Sanford was hit on Ills right leg by Jammer, who had tx'cn sent by his handler. Bill Wixon. to apprehend the subject. Martin was wanted In connection with the Feb. 17 armed burglary of Seminole Sporting Goods. 24H4 S. Sanford Avc. In Sanford. In that horgary. Marlin, a convicted felon who was on house arrest, look four handguns from the store's display case, authorities vild. He allegedly vild two of those guns for $40 to kill Individual known for buying stolen arms. The guns were allegedly valued al $550. The other two guns were valued at $257. Lust night. Martin was involved In another . lneUlej.ll befog investigated hv Sanford Police, hill he w as using the alias of Hubert WlllikiinSTiRihre* vild. When an officer familiar with the other case arrived on the scene Martin ran away and the K-9 milt was culled In. Jammer located him under a house al I too W I fit li St. In Sanford. In kin ensuing scuffle. Jammer held Martin's leg wliti his teeth causing some minor puncture wounds, police vild. Martin was treated kit I tie scene before being transported to (lie John K. Polk Correctional Facility wliete lie Is being held on $4,500 hood Perrault named principal at Heathrow B y V IC K I D e S O R M IE R Herald Stall Wrder LAKE MARY - Bcvorlv IVrraull lias been riomliialed to he the lirsi principal al Heathrow Elemetilary School, on Markham Woods Road The school Is scheduled lo open lit Novemlx'i II approved hv the school hoard. 1‘crruiilt. who eurrenilv serves as principal ol Luke Marv Klcmeulurv School 132 Coimlrv ( ’lull ltd Lake Man would take the new position beginning lids summer. Tile district believes the new principal will need time to organize programs and work wliti Instructors before the facility is ready lo accept i lie youngsters. flic search lor a new principal al Lake Mary Eletuenlkirv School will mil officially begin until Perrault is approved hv tIn* hoard foi the Heathrow position Officials do not expect any up position to die op|Miiiilmcut Irom tile ho.lld IVrraull has been principal ul Lake Mary Elementary School since Januaryol 1989. Prior lo I li.it she was an assistant principal at Winter Springs Klcincn turv Sehixil. 701 W. Stale Road 434 in Wilder Springs, lor several years Willi the opening ot Heathrow Elementary School next (kill, the overcrowded conditions al Lake Marv Elementary School. Wilson Elemetilary School. 985 Orange Mlvd hi Sanford and IdyHwlldc Klemciilarv School. 430 Vdheii Rd ill Sanford are expeeled lo he rased Hcullim w. however, will open With Its laellltlrs being used almost Incapacity. Mike Tnwusley. principal al Slrr ling Park Elementary School lit Casselberry has been nouilrialed to he (lie first principal al Partin Elementary School which will open in ( >vtrdo III November The vote on ilie approval ol the two nominees will lake place .0 lIn school hoard mrclng on I'ucsdav evening March 2tiul 7 p ill S e m in o le b a n d e n d s c o m p e titiv e d ro u g h t B y V IC K I D e S O R M IE R Herald Stall Writer SANFORD I lu Seminole High S« Ium»I Baud look top honors at Ilie illslrlel i ompelltloil held last weekend at Lake Itranllev High School riiev will now move on to state wide competi­ tion Hi.ll i oiliest will t.lke place the second week in May m .Lu ksouv die I am thrilled lirvniid description hand director tell Jordan said ol ilic hand's u< eompllshuieuts T he group eained a superior ruling al a contest m November Imi prior lo ih.it it had been more than 21) years since llicv had earned a top score m 'f: com pel limn •Iordan al tributes the winning wavs to a renewed pride III the v Imol We ve had a lot ol reiiovallons here over the Iasi year and l I k - band has new uiillnrills that the kids are really liappv with hcviitl lie noted ili.it with tin renewed vitislut lion with ihcmselvis and their abilities the baud "rrallv gelled" Ibis year Last w eek s i olllpelIIloll pitted Sellllllole s baud against g io u p s b o m .11 high s< hinds m Sellllllole alid Or.lllge .o u illle s I hev w o r k e d lor three davs locvetilu .illv end u p o n top .Iordan v ild rlie coiit|M-tmg hands had to choose tw o pieces ol unisii and a Ilian h lo perform lor ihrcc judges l licv ari fudged oil a s all ol olle lo live with our- being the highest and vvi i oiisisieutlv earned ones ' .Iordan v ild See Hand. Pugc 5A HwlKIlM esolo S e m in o le H ig h S c h o o l B a n d p e rfo rm in g at the SI. Lucia F e stiv a l �iW H B W H M H IW h »'S ~VJ N E W S F R O M T H E R E G IO N A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E M issile s tests asked over state tax collections m ine shortfalls JACKSONVILLE - The Navy Is planning to launch Tomahawk cruise missiles from submarines and ships ofT the Atlantic coast, (lying them across North Florida lo the Panhandle. As many os 12 Tomahawk missiles a year would be fired off Ponte Vedra Beach and fly at 1.500 feet and 500 mph across the state to Eglln Air Force Base In the Panhandle. The missiles, about the size o f a canoe, would fly over St. Johns. Duval. Clay. Bradford. Union. Columbia. Suwannee. TALLAH ASSEE — State tax collections now are projected to come In nearly *900 million below original estimates for this fiscal year. Including a new $163.3 million shortfall triggered by the recession. The 1.6 percent reduction reported by state economists Thursday In the fiscal 1990-91 budget will wipe out state governm ent’s $150 million "rainy d a y " working capital reserve fund. It could force Gov. Lawton Chiles and state lawmakers to look elsewhere Jo make up the rest o f the deficit. But Chiles repeated Thursday that he doesn't Intend to cut any more government services this year, which has seen tax collections fall $878.3 million below what was predicted when the budget took effect last July. Chiles Intends to spend the working capital fund. State economists also reduced the estimate for tax collections for fiscal year 1991-92 by $83.8 million. If the working capital fund Is used to ofTset the shortfall. It w ill have to be replaced next year — meaning the total I o m for the next budget could add up to $246.7 million. Lafayette. Taylor. Gilchrist. Dixie and Alachua counties. The missiles were used successfully In the Persian Gulf war. The Navy M i d attempts have been made to avoid populated areas In the flight path where two Navy Jet chase planes will create ground noise levels of 83 decibels. Pilots o f Ihe planes could take guide the missiles by remote control In case o f a guidance system malfunction. Security would prevent advance public notice o f the launches, which would be limited to 12 a year. In other parts o f the country, protesters have attempted to dis­ Cuban MiG may have arrived undetected five in Lotto Lowmoktro O K bottlo bill TALLAH ASSEE — A bottle bill that would require deposits and refunds within three years has finally made It through a committee In the Florida House. History was made Thursday when the bill cleared the House Natural Resources Committee on a 22-4 vote, but environmen­ talists said the legislation was so distorted It may amount to little more than a hidden tax. Meanwhile, lawmakers also considered exempting eight of Florida’s biggest sports stadiums from some growth manage­ ment requirements, and voted to shift some o f the Legislature's power controlling education funding to local school districts. The bottle bill, which has always met still opposition In Ihe Legislature, next m oves to the Finance and Taxation Committee. Th e bill (CS-HB 619) would require the deposits and refunds by 1994 — If local recycling goats contained In a 1988 law aren't met. "W hen I first looked at the numbers. I M id ‘I think I have three number*,’ ” M id Cowan. "Then I got the ticket and started reading them. I was very calm really, but filled w ith m ixed em otions. W e missed only one number by two. W e had 35 and they drew 37. I guess someone up there decided somebody needed the big price more than we did ." Cowan, an advertising secre­ tary who lives In Sanford with her husband Ralph, a retail N A S A space lab module dam aged CAPE CANAVERAL — A pressurized laboratory to be used on a May space shuttle mission was damaged when a technician removed a latch too soon and the module tilted and hit a tray. NASA said. The accident Thursday came as workers were preparing to lift the space lab module from a stationary test stand. NASA had planned to Install the module Into the shuttle Columbia this weekend. NASA spokesman Mitch Vames said damage appeared to be minor and was not expected to delay Columbia's scientific research mission In late May. The flight already was running up to a week late because of trouble In assembling the shuttle's two solid rocket boosters. The module's Insulating thermal blanket was tom In the accident und the section probably will have to be replaced. Vames said. The pressurized work station for astronauts was being checked for further damage. rupt cruise missile tests over land. Susan Boyd, a spokeswoman for the Executive Office for Cruise Missiles and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles In Washington. M i d the Navy wants to begin the tests this Tall. The project already has received regional, approval from the Federal Aviation Ad-! ministration In Jacksonville. The Missile Programs Office o f the Naval! A ir Test Center In Maryland has notified the! s ta te by s e n d in g an e n v ir o n m e n ta l assessment o f the project to the Florida State Clearinghouse In mid-February. personnel manager, matched five o f the six winning num­ bers from the March 16 Lotto drawing. The ticket became one ,o f 429 sold in the state w ith five correct numbers, each worth $2,152. Cowan said she doesn't play Lotto much, maybe a ticket or two but no more than three during a week. She M i d she plana to use the windfall to pay o ff a few bills and have e x tr a spen d in g money for a trip to the beach this summer. She said she will r e t ir e the nu m ber 3-7-21-28-35-40 that she has played ''quite a while.” "W e're looking for a new n u m b er." she said. "T h a i one'll never com e up again." By RtCMAItO COLS Associated Press Wrller_________ MIAMI — A Soviet-built fighter Jet flown Into Key West by a defecting Cuban pilot apparently remained undetected until It was circling a Navy base attempting to land, and U.S. air defense officials want to know why. Eight years ago the MIG-23 Ftoggcr was among a group o f planes set to attack the Turkey Point nuclear plant south of Miam i, according to Cuba's highest-ranking m ilita ry deTector. Brig. Gen. Rafael del Pino Diaz. Fidel Castro feared at the time that the United States would act against Cuba during the 1983 Invasion of Grenada, del Pino M id In a telephone call to a local Spanish radio station. A Navy source who spoke on condition o f anonymity M id that when the MIO arrived Wednes­ day at the Key West Naval Air Station on Boca Chlca. tower officials were unaware o f It until they m w It circling the airfield. "T h e pilot tried to radio the tower using an International frequency, but he could not come up with It.” the source Mid. "W hen the tower spotted the plane, they tried to contact him on the same frequency, but they couldn't come up with him either." Scram bling Interceptors Is normal procedure when an un­ known plane Is detected, but no U.S. planes took off to escort the MIG to the base, said MaJ. Thomas Niemann, a spokesman for NORAD. the nation's air defense agency In Colorado. Public urged to demand better kids’ aid Assoclalad Press Wrilsr_________ TALLAHASSEE - Babies in Hong Kong and Singapore are more likely to survive than babies In- Florida. A baby In Costa Rica or Jamaica has a better chance o f reaching Its first birthday than a non-white baby In Broward County. Those conclusions were con­ Martinez confirmed tained In a report on the welfare o f Florida's children that was presented Thursday by Supreme Court Justice Rosemary Barkrtt. who chaired the Study Com­ mission on Child Welfare. "W e need the public to un­ derstand that they're the ones who are going to have to make the choices." she M id at a new conference attended by Gov. Lawton Chiles and Senate Presi­ dent Gwen Margolls. The governor and lawmakers are called upon by constituents to satisfy all sorts o f competing needs. Barkcttsald. "W e have to put the ultimate responsibility on the public to rise up and say we think pre­ natal care Is much more Impor­ tant than this building or that building." she Mid. Infant mortality, the rate of babies who die In their first y ea r: o f life. Is tied In large part to the: amount o f prenatal care mothers: receive. Florida ranks 39th In ' the country In Infant mortality. The commission was created! after the widely publicized death! In July 1989 o f a Lakeland! toddler who was fatally injured! when his stepfather dunked h im ! repeatedly head first In the! toilet. Outstanding students honored WASHINGTON — The Senate, by a vote o f 88-12. on Thursday confirmed former Florida Gov. Bob Martinez as the nation's drug control policy director. A pleased Martinez. 56. said afterward he looked forward "to working with members o f both the Senate and the House l a ' bl-hicve full funding uiid enactment of our'anif-drug strategy.'' The dnig strategy drafted by the staff of Martinez's predecessor. William J. Bennett, oeeks $11.7 billion in 1992. an Increase of 11 percent at a time of scarce federal funds. Martinez encountered some criticism from Democrats who said his drug-flghtlng program In Florida was lopsided In favor of law enforcement and prison expansion, with too little emphasis on drug prevention and treatment. Kemp touts conservative war on poverty TALLAH ASSEE — Housing and Urban Development Secre­ tary Jack Kemp has declared what he calls a conservative war against poverty In the wake of the military victory over Iraq. "N o w that wc'vc liberated Kuwait, w e've got lo liberate our own Inner cities, w c'vc got to liberate our own pockets of poverty, we've got to help people get boots and straps with which they then can exercise some self-help." Kemp said In an Interview Thursday. He was In Florida's capital to address Ihe second annual public policy dinner of the James Madison Institute, a conservative tliink lank based In Tallahassee. Ills subject was the new war on poverty. The first order of luittle Is to get the economy moving again. Kemp said. He said economic growth Is essential for meeting the needs of poor people. Lake Mary High School student Nauni Verdi and his teacher Holley Ricker were honored by the Rotarlans this month. From Associated P ra ia reports Greenwood Lakes Middle School student Allison Robinson and teacher Tom Robare were tops at Ihe school level this month. Jason San Pedro, a student at Lake Mary Elementary School and his teacher Janet Stormer were honored by the Rotary Club. THE W EATHER Today: Mostly sunny with the high In the low to mid 80s. Wind southeast 15 mph. ------------- Tonight: Fair with the low In the mid to upper 60s. Wind south 5 mph. tUSPt « U M ) Friday. M a rch 22, 1991 S A TU R D A Y FRIDAY FtlyCldy 78-56 FtlyC ld y 80-85 PuMithod Dally and Sunday. a«ca#l Saturday ky Tha Sanford Harefo, Inc.. Ida N. Franck A »o.. Sanford. Fla. a m . Sacand C la n Potlega Paid at Sanford. Florida >]t)1 POSTM ASTER Sand add,OM thango, 'o THE SANFORD H E R A LD . P.O. B ai 1ASZ. Sanford. FL J im Subtcriplion Ratal (Daily A Sunday! Hama Daliaary A M all 1 Month, lit M a Month, t i t aa I Yaar tri M Florida R o,tdanl, mutt pay l \ t a in t a i in addition to rata, afeavo. Phono taat) ) » J ill. Homatlaad Jacktonvilla Kay Wa,t l a * , land Miami Pan vac ola Varatola Tallahattaa Tampa Vara Baach W Palm Baach HI 74 m 77 1) La S3 U *4 M Pet 00 JO 00 N 7t u •0 IS TV n n 7t •7 7f •0 SS u 71 40 U 41 u *J $0 M 44 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 MONDAY Sunny 75-84 SATU RDAY: NEW S O LU N AR T A B L E : Min. 11:35 M arch 16 a .m ..------------ p.m.: MaJ. 5:25 a . tn .. 5 :5 5 p .m . T I D E S : D a yton a B each: highs. 1:07 u.m.. 1:33 p.m.: lows. 7:46 a.m.. 7:48 p in.: N ew Sm yrna Beach: FULL F IR S T highs. 1:12 a.m.. 1:38 pin.: March 23 \ ___ J M arch 30 lows. 7:51 a.m.. 7:53 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: lughs. 1:27 a m.. 1:53 p m.; lows. 8 06 a.m. LAST M arch 8 C City Apalachicola Daytana Baach FI Laud Baach Foci Myar, SUNDAY Sunny 70-50 r \j *a , T ID E S E xtended forecast: Cloudy w ith s c a tte r e d sh o w e rs or thunderstorms Sunday becom­ ing fair Monday and Tuesday. Lows mainly mid 60s Sunday a and upper 50s lo lower 60s Monduy and Tuesday. Highs upper 70s lo lower 80s. Vol 83. No 180 A ------------- 1 Saturday: Panly cloudy with the high In the mid to upper 80s. S a n fo r d H e r a ld N A T IO N A L T B M P S 1XT K N D BD O UTLO O K LO CAL P O M C A S T B SA C H C O N D IT IO N S Daytona Beach: Waves are 1-2 feet with a slight chop. Current Ln to Ihe north with a water temperature of 65 degrees. N ew Sm yrna Beach: Waves are 1-2 feet und semi glassy. Current Is tn the north, with a water temperature o f 65 degrees. BO ATIN G St. Augustine lo Jupiter Inlet Small craft exercise caution Tonight: Wind south 15 lo 20 knots. Seas 4 lo 6 feel. Bay and inland waters choppy. S a tu rd a y : W ind south to southwrst 15 knots. Seas 3 Ui 5 (eel. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop TU E S D A Y FtlyC ldy 78-60 S T A T IS T IC S T h e high tem peratu re In Sanford Thursday was 82 de­ grees and the overnight low was 60 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Edurutlon Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rain fa ll for Ihe l>erlod. ending 9 a.m. Friday, totalled 0 Inches. The temperature at 9 a.m. today was 72 d egrees and Friday's overnight low was 62. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. ' Other Weather Service data: L. Th u rsd ay's h igh .............. S3 C B arom etric p reaa u re.3 0 .IB C R e la tiv e H u m id ity....7 1 pet W in d ..........-S ou th 10 mph Rainfall.... - ................ O In. T o d a y's su nset.....6:3 8 p.m. Tomorrow's sunrlsc....6:28 Ttmparafura, indicate praviou, day', high andovomlght low to I a m. EST. Hi Lo Prc Ollk City Anchoraga 27 01 cdy Atlanta 74 41 cdy Atlantic City rn 12 37 Awttln to 71 dr Baltimora u rn 45 44 3t .13 cdy Billing, Birmingham 71 44 cdy Bltmarck S3 34 cdy Boita S7 31 cdy Bo, tan SO 33 .14 rn Burling tan.Vt tn 31 27 03 Charta,tan.$ C 73 44 cdy Charlolta.N C 77 SS rn Chayanna SI 32 01 d r Chicago 71 44 cdy Clavaland 71 SS 25 rn Concord.N H 4S 30 03 in Dal la, FI Worth 44 43 03 d r Danvar S7 33 07 cdy Da, Mo4na» 44 03 d r n Datro.1 n 43 00 rn Duluth 37 30 17 tn Hartford so 34 02 rn Honolulu to 73 02 dr Indianapoli, 7S SS 121 rn Jackton.Mlu 7f 71 cdy K a n v » City 74 S3 dr L e tV rg e , SS 37 cdy Lima Woe, 77 44 41 cdr Lo, Angola, 41 44 cdy Louitnila 74 SO 1 10 dr Man-phi, 7f 70 04 cdy Mi l-au t a. 71 31 OS m 44 33 02 M pl, St Paul in Na,hvtiia 74 I f 20 cdy Now Orteon* 10 72 dr Now York City 44 Jt rn Oklahoma City 10 SI dr Omaha 44 4S 02 dr Philadelphia Si 42 rn Phoann 41 47 04 d r PitttPurgh 70 S4 rn Portland.Ora S) 41 44 rn ProvHtenc, so IS 03 rn Richmond 74 12 01 m �Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida — Friday, March 22, 1991 — 3A Jail returns to normal after recent uprising fthold i i'V ■ Drfvtrg IIc m m violation cfcargtd H#«ld Staff Writer Guadalupe Caudlllo. 2503 Elm St., Sanford waa arrested on Tuesday and charged with driving with a suspended driver license. Caudlllo's driver license was suspended In 1988 for driving under the influence o f alcohol and In 1990 for failure to pay traffic fines. Police officers fam iliar with Caudlllo's driving record allegedly had warned her not to drive on several occasions in the past. When she was seen driving again, she was stopped and taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where she was booked. She was held on • 1,000 bond. SANFORD — Despite a series o f fights between angry Inmates at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility on Tuesday night, the situation has remained calm for two days. "T h in g s have returned to n o r m a l." G eo rg e P ro e c h e l. public information officer at the Seminole County Sheriffs O ffcc. said this morning. An internal Investigation is being conducted Into the situa­ tion which exploded around m idnight on Tu esday when guards turned on normally un­ used lights In the ceilblock. Black Inmates accusing white Inmates o f putting the guards up to turning on the lights allegedly began system atically beating white Inmates and stealing their property. Prostitution charged Bertha Ann Hail. 25. o f 1303 E. 4th St. In Sanford, was arrested- In Casselberry on Wednesday and charged with prostitution. Hall allegedly entered a car driven by an undercover officer and the two drove for a short distance and talked before she agreed to have oral sex with the ofllccr In exchange for 820 In cash. She was transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where she was held on 8100 bond. " T h e y (sh eriffs o ffic e In­ vestigators) were In there all day yesterday conducting Interviews Aggravated battery charged Joe Henry Mobley. 34. o f 61 Seminole Gardens In Sanford, was arrested on Wednesday. He was charged with aggravated battery In connection with a March 18.1991 Incident. Mobley allegedly struck LaDonna Hltlsman on the back of the head with an unknown instrument causing some injury to the victim. He was transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he Is being held In lieu o f 85,000 bond. w ith the Inm ates." Proechel said. He declined to speculate how long It would take to complete the internal Investigation, but said It could take as long as several weeks. In ve stig a to rs w ill also in ­ terview jail officials to see why the lights were turned on and why It todk so long to quell the disturbance. A criminal Investigation Is tak in g place sim u ltaneously and. If necessary, charges will be brought against (fy&e responsi­ ble for the attacks. . "S o far. we haven't charged anyone with anything." Pro­ echel said. Proechel said that there had been some "reshuffling" of-the inmates in the ceilblock In an attempt to diffuse the tension created by the disturbance. Proechel said the ceilblock had not been segregated, but that certain Inmates had been moved to other areas. Fam ous Recipe. COUNTRY CHICKEN Oteformng Hy ^Popular Uiaped OVEN QORSTEf) & CHICKEN Su 1900 9. F R E N C H AVE., S A N T O R O (407)323-3650 ( <H l‘<)\ [ """i/ 2 RO ASTED I C H IC K E N D IN N E R I Dinner includes 4 pc. chicken, rice, green ! bouts, mash potatoes and 2 biscuit*. I) Not Valid With Any Other Offer or Discount. EXP. 4-IB-B1 SH T 0 1 9 Close call brings arrest Frank Robert Cammarata, o f 801 Magnolia Ave. In Sanford was arrested on Wednesday. He was charged with driving with a suspended drivers license and with failure to maintain a single lane. Allegedly. Cammarata left his lane o f traffic on Lake Mary Boulevard near 15th Street and nearly hit a Lake Mary Police officer's car In the other lane. When the officer pulled him over, the officer discovered that his license had been suspended until 1994. Cammarata was transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held on 8500 bond. Warrant arrest made Harvey Lee Rogers. 37. o f 122 Country Circle In Sanford was arrested on Wednesday. He was charged on a warrant with tampering with a witness. He allegedly threatened or Intimidated Lynctte E. Cantrell last month when she was to be a witness against him In a battery trial. Rogers was arrested at his home. He was transported to the John E. Polk Cqrrectlonal Facility where he was held In lieu o f 81,000 band. I CMmKVQKKXM J FREE S ports M edicine C linic for A thletes AND THE F itness-M inded If you're into fitness or sports, you can get a fitness evaluation and answers to health- Blind fishing tournamnent cancelled related questions at a free Sports Medicine Our Name - * --- - ---■ ’ "||« t 13 1 ‘ ' l 11 } • * ancfTh'e FI ori da ‘Hosp fta i"Reha bi iitati on Lion Club bait cancelled their plans to hold their 16 annual Ashing tournament for the blind. 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He said In the press release: "I am proud o f the members of our employee, nursing and medical staff who work so hard to meet our goal o f providing quality health care to our community. I �♦ 4A-Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. Mart* H . S an fo rd H erald 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 W ayne D. Oeyte, FeM W ier Renew W . Haaie. Ixeceftve CdHar Leere M ilt * , Adverttotaf Director SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months................................... $ ib .90 6 Months........................... $39.00 i Veer .......................................S78.00 >meet pey t % aatae tax In ite i E D IT O R IA L S China trade C hina continues to exploit Its most-favored status with the United States by building up h u ge surpluses through unfair trade rules. B eijin g's refusal to practice free trade threatens to sour Its already strained relations with Washington. Last year, the Bush administration headed ofT a congressional effort to revoke China's MFN status in the wake o f the brutal go v e rn m e n t c ra c k d o w n In T ia n a n m e n Square. Because of Beijing's recalcitrance on trade, however, the administration appears to be less Inclined to resist calls to downgrade China's trade status. The U .S . trade deficit with China Is expected to reach 915 billion this year, up sharply from 910.4 billion In 1090 and 96.2 billion In 1989. This Is quite a turnaround from a decade ago, when China ran a 92.7 billion trade deficit with the United States. In fact, only Japan currently has a larger trade 1M 1 W I L L I A M A. R U S H E R New isolationists split conservatives A new split In the conservative movement is attracting the attention of both those who wish It well and those who don't. Although it's fair to call the spilt "n e w ." because It has not previously existed in the 40-year history o f the m odem conservative movement, the roots of the.disagreement go back much further than that. They are embedded. In fact. In America's very history as a nation. It was. after all. George Washington who. in his Farewell Address as president, warned his countrymen against "entangling alliances." It was good advice. Europe, he pointed out. had a aeries of longstanding Internal controversies that were none of our affair. The United States — 13 newly liberated ex-colonles far away on the eastern coast o f the North American continent, bound together In a new federal republic — should avoid involvem ent In them. For a century, with negligible exceptions.* America followed Washington's advice. When, however, after defeating Spain in a war over European meddling in this hemisphere, the United States took over the Philippines in pursuance o f what President McKinley called our "manifest destiny," It was clear that Am erica's concept o f its role was expanding. And when Woodrow Wilson led the country Into the First W orld War. and then dominated a peace conference that drastically redrew the map of Europe, he was signaling that we had left our 19th century Isolationism far behind. Not without a fight. though. In fact, the S e n a te h an ded W lls o n 'a p o lic y a s t u n n in g d e fe a t when it refused to authorise American p i r t l c l p a tlon in the League of Nations. Nearly Nearly 20 years further on. the country was almost evenly spilt between "Is o la tio n is ts " and " I n t e r v e n t io n is t s " when France fell and Britain was left to I For a century fight on alone against America Hitler. Only the Jap­ followed anese attack on Pearl Washington's H a rb or en ded the advice. || battle — in favor, of the Interventionists. When the Second W A S H IN G TO N T h e Senate Ethics Committee curiously found only one villain In the Senate's role in the savings and loan scandal — Alan Cranston. D-Callf. The committee decided to pursue disciplinary action against him alone among the "Keating Five” senators who got mixed up with SAL high-flier Charles Keating. Keating's Lincoln Savings and Loan col­ lapsed In April 1989 and left American taxpayers with the b ill o f n e a r ly $3 billion, the largest In the th rift debacle. K e a tin g also sold more than $200 m il­ lion in now-worthless Junk bonds to some 20.000 unsuspecting c u s t o m e r s In Southern California. Keating was able to run am u ck for so O ne resu lt o f C h in a's In terven tion ist trade p o licy is th at A m erica n Im p orts o f C h in ese good s in creased from 9 1 1 .9 b illion in 1989 to $15.2 b illio n last yea r. C on v erse ly. A m e rica n ex p o rts d e c lin e d from 95 .8 b illion to 94.8 billion. T h e A m e ric a n textile Indu stry has been the m ost a d v e rs e ly a ffected by C h in a 's u nfair trade practices. Grudging British justice B rita in 's d ead liest terrorist inciden t h a p ­ pened on N o v . 31. 1974, w h en a b o m b killed 21 p e o p le a n d in ju red 162 o th ers In a B irm in g h a m pub. S ix Irish m en w ere arrested. T h e Irish R epu blican A rm y , w h ile tak in g res p o n s ib ility fo r the b o m b in g , said it d id n 't e v e n k n o w th e s ix m e n , w h o p le a d e d Innocent. B ut in the fa ce o f forensic evid en ce and fou r sign ed confessions, the so-called B irm in g h a m S ix w ere co n victed and sen ­ tenced to life In prison. Y et s o m e th in g w a s w ro n g : By all this ev id e n ce u nearthed sin ce then, the m en a ren 't g u ilty . In depen den t In vestigators pro­ ved th ree y ea rs a g o that th eir confessions w ere co erce d b y p o lice beatings, and that ch em ica l traces on th e suspects* hands could as easily h a ve co m e from p la y in g ca rd s as from ex p lo s iv e m aterial. British a u th orities h a ve been forced to drop ch arges o r overtu rn co n vic tio n s in three oth er recent terrorist cases in w h ich ev ice n ce w as fabricated. A British T V p rogra m even nam ed four oth er m en alleged to h a ve co m m itted the pub b o m b in g. Still th e a ttorn ey g en eral refused to reopen the B irm in g h a m Six case — until a y e a r ago. w hen an a p p eals court fin a lly ordered a new Inquiry. T h e result: T h e pu blic prosecu tor now says th ere's no evid en ce to sustain the co n viction s, and w ou ld not object i f the appeals c o u rt sets the co n vic te d m en free. A decision is ex p ected at an y tim e. B rita in 's treatm ent o f suspected Irish ter­ rorists has provoked den u n ciation s from the C ou ncil o f Europe, and Its increalsng ten ­ dency to suppress pu blication o f defen se und in telligen ce inform ation, e v en m aterial freely ava ilab le in other countries, lias led to the form ation o f a British h u m an rights m o v e ­ m ent. C o n c eiva b ly the next step could be leglslatlon g iv in g s tro n g e r p rotectio n to the th ose w ro n g ly accused. Y et public ou trage c o n ­ tinues w ith the new est 1KA act o f terrorism at L o n d o n 's V ictoria Station. D em o c ra c y p roves itself on ly w h en ’ It's put to such h ard tests. B ritain m a y have passed such a test in the B irm in gh am Six case, but hardly w ith flyin g colors: no one can g iv e back th ose 16 lost years. But when the Cold W ar broke out between the United States and the Soviet Union (both possessing nuclear weapons), and President Truman sought to make the United States a signatory o f the North Atlantic Treaty and hence o f the N A T O m ilitary alliance. Isolationist sentiment surfaced again. Senate Republican leader Robert Taft opposed U.S. membership In NATO, warning against "entangling alliances." But the treaty was ratified anyway, and soon Isolationist sentiment was smothered in the unanimous determination o f the new con­ servative movement to resist international com­ munism. Ethics committee missed key points T h e g r o w in g trade g a p w ith C h in a w ou ld be less a la r m in g w ere It n ot fo r ev id e n ce that B eijin g h a s pursu ed a ca lcu la ted stra teg y o f b o o s t in g Its e x p o r t s th r o u g h s u b s id ie s , targets a n d o th er g o v e rn m e n t In terven tion . A t th e s a m e tim e, It has restricted Im ports fro m th e U n ited S tates a n d o th e r co u n tries throu gh tarlfTs. quotas and o th er protection ist m easures. M ost-favored-natlon statu s should log ica lly b e r e s e r v e d fo r c o u n r le s w h o s e t r a d e pra ctices a re n ot In im ica l to those o f the U n ited States. B e ijin g ’s refu sal to fo rsw ear pra ctices that en ab le C h in a to bu ild up a rtific ia lly h igh su rplu ses w ith the U nited S tates h a rd ly satisfies th is criterion . however. It seemed Inevitable that the United States would henceforth play a major role — probably the leading role — In world affairs. It was. as It has Just now again become. In­ disputably the greatest power on earth. Planes and electronic communications had shrunk the globe drastically, and seemed to make the very concept o f "Isolationism " obsolete. There was little domestic resistance when the United States helped to found, and then Joined, the United Nations. JA C K ANDERSON su rplu s w ith U nited ... S ta tes than Cr * th * e ........... sS m fcsa A n o th er c o n te n tio u s -Is s u e -d u r in g rec en t S ln o -A m erlc a n trade talk s w e r e intellectu al p rop erty tig h ts . .C h in a .Is o n e ..o f th e few nation s th a t "duts not h on or patent®, c o p y ­ rig h ts o r tradem arks. T h e U.S. so ftw a re Indu stry es tim a te s that C h in ese piracy costs A m e r ic a n c o m p a n ie s a s m u c h as $ 4 0 0 m illion a y ea r. World W ar ended. 'I gusts this to n g tho sta rt of S p r in g B r s a k official.' i l he HP. T O M T IE D E War highlights best and worst W A S H IN G T O N - It's been said that everyone learns to live with gross elements during war. and one o f them surely Is delinquency. The conflict In the Persian Gulf has been a raw example. Th e hostilities gave rise to patriotism and good Intention, but they also brought out the thugs, varlets and other usual suspects. Consider: After watching her husband fly off with his unit, a military wife at Fort Stewart. Ga.. Is reported to have received a call from an old hlgh-school chum. The friend said he wanted to cheer her with recollections; follow­ ing a glum assessment of war and Inevitability, however, he tried to sell her a cemetery plot. Nor did the simpleton rascals act alone. The workaday scaramouches were Joined in the villainy by some of the nation's best and brightest. There Is a story In this town that the White House advised Chief of Staff John Sununu to lie low during the war because his Lebanese fam ily originated as Palestinian Arabs. And et cetera: Hypocrisy. When public misgivings devel­ oped over the armed service policy of sending single parents to the fight, and In same coses couples with children. Defense Secretary Dick Cheney said — tut. tut — It was militarily necessary. This Is the same D. Cheney who. during the 1960s. skillfully ducked out o f the Vietnam draft by hiding behind u hardship plea that his wife was expecting. Elitism. The hardship today, on the other hand, may be birthright. There were stories printed during the war that addressed the question of why the swells were seriously underrepresented In uniform. Several college men said the answer was elementary, and one put It this way: "It's Just not in our national interest to send the finest brains In the country to be fried with Iraqi gas." Gratitude. Oh. well, the unwushed classes got the Job done anyway. And there are promises that the bulk o f them will return home to marching bands and kisses In the street. Many will come back to bleak futures, too. The post-Cold War Pentagon Is planning to rut troop strength by up to 500.000 people In four years, und great numbers of the trium­ phant Persian Gulf GIs will be retired Involun­ tarily. Arrogance. Then again, they muy be lucky ut that. The Increasingly Imperious services ore Increasingly Tory as well. James Madison, who's he? One newsman usked to Interview the husband of a deployed wife at Fort Bragg. N.C.. early In the crisis, and was told: "D on't ask him If he's scared for her. and don't ask If he musses her. We don't want anyone to think our morale ts low ." Capitulation. Walter Cronklte reminded us that the Nazis chained the news media before killing the Jews In World War II. But trusting. b c c iu t c applied pressure In h ig h p la c e s . T h e E th ic s C o m m itte e failed to zero In on f If (hey ney m i ess th e s e p re s s u re this tim e... points. One o f Keat­ It's all over, j in g 's m inions, a t­ t o r n e y - lo b b y is t M a rgery W axm an, was handled by the Ethics Committee with kid gloves despite the fact that she was Keating's representative in Washington. Waxman, once a high level official of the Treasury Department, left public service and ended up at the Washington office of the Chicago law firm o f Sldley and Austin, pari of Keating's stable. (Some o f the buyers of Keating's Junk bonds were convinced that Sldley and Austin shared the blame for their losses, and named the law firm as a defendant In a suit brought over the Junk bonds.) Much o f Keating's lobbying money was spent trying to keep federal regulators out o f his hair and stop them from imposing new regulations that would curb his speculative operations. He bought Lincoln In 1984 and co n verted It from a traditional homemortgage company to what many federal regulators consider to be a federally Insured casino. Within a few months, the Federal Home Loan Bank Board proposed regulations that would have rolled back many of the Investment options that tempted Keating Into the S A L business In the first place. Keating would later say that he spent more than $55 million In his war against federal regulators. A chunk o f that went to lawyers like Margery W axm an. What did those lawyers do for Keating'/ W e have already reported on some of Waxm an's tactics. In 1988 when Keating was trying to get the Bank Board to transfer the oversight o f Lincoln away from the San Francisco regional ofTIce o f the Bank Board. Waxman wrote In a memo to Keating: "You have the Board right where you want them. I have put the pressure on (Bank Board Chairman Danny) Wall to work toward meeting your demands and he has Instructed his stafT: 'If they mess up this time ... It's all o ver."' Now our associates Michael Blnstcln and Tim Warner have found another letter from Waxman to Keating laying out a battle plan. The letter, dated Jan. 22. 1988, advises Keating against suing federal regulators before he gives the lobbying process time to work. At the time, both the Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Com­ mission were Investigating possible wrong­ doing In the Lincoln operation and the Junk bond sales. An examination by the Bank Board's San Francisco office had left plenty of qu estion s unansw ered about Lin coln 's operations. Th e exam iners had recom ­ mended that Lincoln be shut down, and Keating was demanding a new examination from another regional office. Waxman told Keating she didn't want to discourage him from bringing a lawsuit, but that there were other options: Americans weren’ t much Interested In hoary history. The author Paul Fusaell says Wash­ ington always tries to capture the press during war: and though some few lev reporters escaped, the media organizations chose to spend this battle behind barbed wire. Politics. The opportunists and windbags were likewise Incar cerated. The 1992 p r e s id e n tia l c a m ­ p a ig n w as placed alm ost entirely on h old , and It w ill, m ercifu lly, get Its latest start In memo­ ry. T h e dow nside was that the lull gave former Sen. George McGovern a headline or two: The man who lost the presidency In 1972. by 49 states, C ch eney announced that he skillfully was — groan — ready ducked out of to declare again. the Vietnam Downside 2. De­ draft J sp ite the p o litical quiet, utilitarian Flor­ ida Republicans said they may ask Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf to run for the Senate. He ts a fellow who has not previously been thought of as a statesman. He Is a fellow who spent 35 years In the service without being thought of at Profit. In addition. Schwarzkopf Is being wooed by Industry. Ah. commercialism. There was a merchant peddling Desert Storm Items during the war with scratch-offs that smelled o f cordite. The Wall Street Journal offered telephone updates on the killing for 95 cents a minute. And who has the paint contract to return the 100.000 battlefield vehicles to their ortgtnul olive drub color? Mercy. Shopkeepers aren't alone In the matter o f wartime self-preservation. Saddam Hussein Is still alive because the American president guards himself. The last four presi­ dents have promoted an executive order forbidding the assassination of foreign leaders; the plain and unmentloned reason Is that If we do It. all nations will do It. placing Oval Office occupants at greater risk. Wimps. And yet. Georgo Bush Is no George McGovern. Lyndon Johnson, maybe. The president did nothing during the hostilities to discourage the Arab bashing und the hate monger!qg of pacifist sentimentality. When told of anti-war activities by the newly elected senator from Minnesota. Paul Wcllstone. the president of the United States, a very tough man. reportedly called him a "chlckcns-t." Mr. Bush can afford some vulgarity, of course. I * �San lord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, March 22, 10B1 - «A new cars & AVA ■yviem Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — No. It's not the Don Eallnger Auto Mart. Thirty-four shiny new care are lined up along the back or the parking lot o f the Sem inole County Sheriffs Office at the Central Florida Regional Airport and It looks like a new car lot. The care, all o f which are white are slated to be painted and decalled with the sheriffs department Insignia soon. "They'll be plain old marked cars." said G eorge Proechel. public Information officer for the department. In addition to the care, there arc three Ford trucks which are replacement vehicles for three older vehicles being retired by the technical services division. The trucks w ill not be marked with the department logo. Thirty-one o f the 34 care are 1991 Chevrolet Caplce four daor sedan s w ith 9.7 litr e , V-8 engines. "Good, sturdy care," Proechel commented. There are also three Ford Mustangs with five litre engines In the parking lot. They will also be painted the departm ent's standard green and white. "Those will be used by the traffic division," Proechel said. As* * a I |As a a SMI nW IW m * • W T lw wV aFFw I ' "Th ey are good care for that' Jobt" Twenty-six o f the new cars are being used to replace the same number o f 1987 vehicles with more than 100.000 miles each. T h o u g h t h e y a re w e llmaintained. and Inspected dally, the care are retired when they turn o v er 100,000 miles as standard procedure. The older care will be returned to the Board of County Commis­ sioners where they will sold at public auction In November. • Proechel said the Caprices were purchases at a cost far below the f 19.769 sticker price. Proechel said the care are purchased for about 813,000 each, but an additional 86.000 must be spent getting theta ready to lake on the road. "W e get them at a state bid rate." he said. He added that the additional 86.000 Is sp en t on rad ios, special gun racks, finger print kits, halogen lamps, painting, decals and other extra features that are not part o f any "ex tra s " packages th at one can g et through the dealerships. Proeschel wasn't sure when the care would be painted and ready for use on the street. News on home front discouraging Jump In Jobless claims at the Ing o f the year, traditionally an b e g in n in g o f M arch almost ea rly sign o f an ec o n o m ic AP Economics Writer____________ assured that the unemployment turnaround. WASHINGTON - The Bush rote for the entire month will But he said the stock market administration Is counting on climb upward from the four-year was responding to the euphoria the quick victory In the Persian high o f 6.5 percent hit In Febru­ of the allies' Persian Gulf success Gulf War to translate Into a ary. and Ignoring the major problems quick end to the U.S. recession, facing a number of U.S. compa­ In another disappointing sign, but so far the reports from the the Chamber o f Commerce said nies. He said banks, retail stores domestic front have not been Thursday a new survey of 8.390 and airlines are still laying off encouraging. businesses nationwide found thousands o f workers because of The latest bad news came the hard times. them decidedly more pessimistic Thursday when the Labor De­ lhan they were last September. "People have declared this partment said new claims for The number o f businesses recession d ead too e a r l y . " unemployment benefits shot up forecasting that they would have Getman said. "T h e truth Is that to 519.000 In the week ending to fire workers In the months we are In a recession of average March 9. That was 45.000 above ahead climbed to 21.7 percent, duration and average Intensity." the previous w eek and the In Its Economic Report of the up from 18 percent six months highest total since Jan. 8. 1983, ago. while 33.9 percent forecast President released In February, when the country was pulling that their sales would decline, up the Bush administration Insisted out of the steep 1981-82 re­ from 28 percent In September. that the current downturn Is cession. likely to be milder and shorter "Clearly, business confidence Economists, who hud been about the future has deterio­ than the 11-month average for hoping to sec the layoff picture rated." said Richard Rahn. chief the eight previous recessions since the end of World War II. begin to brighten, said the big economist for the chamber. Jump In unemployment claims The administration so far Is Consumer and business con­ ■licking with a forecast that the In the week following the end o f fidence In the economy dropped the allied ground war against sharply following Iraq's Invasion current, slump will end between Iraq showed that March got o ff to o f Kuw ait last 'August, and April and June of this year and a lackluster start. adm inistration officials have growth will quickly rebound to expressed tlli hope that, with healthy levels. S a m u e l K iih a n . c h i e f the war over, both groups would economist lor Fuji Securities Inc. But Democrats on the con­ start making purchasing de­ g r e s s io n a l J o in t E c o n o m ic In C hicago, ca u tion ed that weekly unemployment claims cisions again. Committee released their own. can be volatile, but he noted that Paul Getman. senior less upbeat view of the economy averaging the number for four economist at Regional Financial on Thursday, charging that the weeks at a time showed a steady Associates, said a number of administration had been content deterioration since December, analysts had been lured Into to make "complacency the cen­ s u g g e s t in g a " c o n t i n u i n g predicting a quick end to the terpiece" o f Its policies. weakening of the economy." recession by the big gains In the "W h ile wc have some op­ Analysts predicted the big stock market since the beglnntimism that the economy will weather the current period of adversity, we believe that these risk factors Justify Increased attention by (he Congress, the president and (he Federal Re­ serve to policies that could JOSEPH FONZO Balboa. Panama: daughter. Re­ stimulate economic recovery, Joseph Fonzo. 70. Lampllte becca J.. Altamonte Springs: should the optimist!'' consensus C o u r t . C a s s e l b e r r y , d ie d s la t e r , R o b e r t a I. L e s t e r . be proven wrong.” the Demo­ Wednesday at Florida Hospital, Longview. Texas: two grand­ crats said. Orlando. Bom Feb. 28. 1921, In children. B a ld w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral Italy, he m oved to Casselberry from Queens. N.Y., In 1974. He Home. Altamonte Springs. In was a retired truck driver and a charge o f arrangements. m e m b e r o f S t. A u g u s t in e Catholic Church. He w as a II you have a d member o f Team sters Union problem we caj DANIILS. CHARLKt J. Local 282. Funeral u i . l u t for Mr. Chart** J. re4BC8hyouc4tA Survivors Include wife. Emma; Daniel*. 71, el ll4Vj Pecan Ave., Sanford, EVALUATION sons. John and David, both of who died Saturday. March la. will be held II Saturday at the Sunrl** Funeral Home 1EATMENT Casselberry: mother. Carmen, a.m. Chapel with Rev. Ronald Merthla officiating Baldwin. N.Y.; brothers, Carl. Interment to tallow in Evergreen Cemetery. |Ur, CJLP. North Carolina and Jerry o f Sanlord Friend* may pay their r*«p*ct* thl* t E xperience evening tFrlday) from a t p.m. at the luneral Baldwin: sister," Anna Marie Santarslere. Casselberry; one Sunrl** Funeral Homek «00 locutt Ave., Sanford. JZ1 7JS1 In charge ot arrangement*. grandchild. B ald w ln -F a trch lld F u n eral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. ■y MARTIN CRUTSINOKR Been Arrested Need Help 1-2055 1A Country Club Road from Frederick Avenue to the Church, and portions o f State Road 427 from Woodfleld Estates to Jennifer Court and from Jennifer Court to Hamptlon Park. In presenting the proposal to the com m ission. L a k e Mary P u b lic W ork s D ire c to r Rod Stroup explained the city has only 814.939 available to con­ struct new sidewalks. Th e total o f th ose a reas w h ic h w ere approved Thursday amounts to an estimated 812,600. Cost o f building the five sidewalk areas th a t w e r e tu rn ed d o w n Is 841.100. Th e discussion on sidewalk locations was listed high on Thursday night's agenda, and a number o f citizens had planned to speak on the matter. But an earlier report on the master paving and drainage plan pres­ ented by Dyer. Riddle Mills and Precourt, occupied the first 2Vk hours o f the meeting, and sever­ al o f them left before the side­ walk subject was brought up. O f those who remained, sever­ al managed to be heard on the matter before the Commission made It's final decision. The biggest concern o f the citizens was the need for sidewalks for use by children walking to the school. Stroupe explained how­ ever. " T h e consideration o f sidewalks going to the elementa­ ry school is Impractical at this time, as they would have to be tom down again when new roads are built In those areas." Commissioner David Mealor told the audience. " I assure you. sidewalks for the school areas are deflnately one o f our areas o f concern, and we will be consid­ ering this In the near future, but we can't build them now and have to tear them down In a few years for road construction pro­ jects." Lake Mary resident Sheila S aw yer blamed the city for concentrating only on the newer sections and not Improving the older areas where residents have lived for years and deserve some Improvements. After the meet­ ing. Sawyer said. " It Irks me. They Just don’t seem to have their priorities right." Mayor Randy Morris explained that 4 o f the d ty 'a 5 Commis­ sioners live on unpaved streets without sidewalks.- and he felt they were weD aware o f the needs to Im prove the older S a fe ty o f s u n tan lo tio n s q u e s tio n e d By NANCY 88MAC 1 • s o s n i •• r \ . fo j ir n T I n im u n _ n wi iN fnt -y cwr- . , , . ihwracapDrad fie tntaratt of homeowners (Florida, who are lad up -v Thoyars bu ll fo last far tm W» ot youf nong, niwinfl Nswni A during our hosing i era on a prorants f a IIf cordtSontao Ron ••raping during summer. Our product ran bo urad In orary lyra Of nom* incAXsng irwn#, ukjla, brick, or stucco, etc. Wo wo doing NstDWtsbflsharafsranrapolntin your woo. For a No ObNsatlon Survey 00 Coll (407) 828-4083 8 | i L Cft * — 1----- 1— *■81119 i i l o n o M o p n g 2400 W. 25th 8L, Sanford NORTH AMERICAN REMODELERS, INC. 1177 LouMona Ave. Wltaar Park, FL 32788 321-1929 A U C T IO N 11 1* g . B A U F O H O A V E .. B A M F O B D * * * * * * 7 I WASHINGTON - Th e cosmet­ ics Industry Is rejecting a con­ sumer group's claim that some of the very products that people use to protect therpselves from the sun contain an Ingredient that m ay promote skin cancer. The Ccstr.ctle, - Toiletry ar.d Fragrance Association said (he Ingredient In question, urucanlc acid. Is used In very few sun screens and cosmetics, and has not been shown to adversely affect human health. "It's very Important that peo­ ple not be frightened about using sun screen," sold Eileen Malbln. a spokeswoman for the associa­ tion. The Consumer Federation of America on Thursday said more than a dozen cosmetic products h a ve been sold c o n ta in in g urocanlc acid, which It said has the potential In sunlight to promote the growth o f tumors by suppressing the Immune system. BANKRUPTCY ^ • IS fT FOR YOU? 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That's why we sought and achieved accredita­ tion from the Joint Commission on Accredita­ tion of Healthcare Organizations. Ill an Intensive on-site survey we've been put under the magnifying glass and have been Judged to measure up to the highest standards of care. When It comes to commitment to quality our Joint Commission accreditation Is action be­ hind words. 17-92 On Lak* Monro*, Sanford wi ww jsi iiingis County—a■wow* ba gfran an opporA- - - j -----n , ^ I I | I --------------- Associated Press Writer_________ M akes The Grade. n i i M THAT NEED REPLACEMENT WINDOWS U • --- 1--i- SATURDAY, MARCH 23 10 A M - 2 PM LEONARD FURNITURE Central Florida Regional Hospital ■ WANTED 10 HOMES w n iy w iwtnng our n u t n n i u v Band Jordan said that he Is confi­ dent that the students will do well at the state competition Ip eight weeks. " I'm sure they'll g et superiors there tod." he said. Many o f Jordan's band mem­ bers w ill be returning next year so he believes that the- two decade drought is over. "W e 'v e got some very talented kids In this band." he said. "T h e winning ways will go on ." sections. Stroup said those sidewalk areas that were on the original listing but not approved by the Commission are still considered as highly needed and will be Included In the next sidewalk construction request. Regarding those areas that were approved. Stroup said. "W e 'll be starting on those projects within the next thirty days." He added. "T h e area on Country Club Road near the Teer Laboratory w ill be started first, and we might begin that work sometime next week." «- - u . . C ontinued frews P a g o 1A WhenIt Com es To Q u a lity Care... JOHNSUTTON John Sutton. 82. 2006 A lex­ ander Ave.. Sanford, died March 21 at University Convalescent Center. DeLand. Born Dec. 20. 1908. In Georgia, he moved to Sanford In 1925 from there. He was a retired construction labor­ er and a member o f Second S h ilo h M is s io n a r y B a p tis t Church. Sanford. Survivors Include wife. Coreatha Duhart Sutton. Sanford: son. James. Summerset. N.J.: sisters. Viola Wheeler. North Carolina. Lessle B. Murray und Eldora Alfred, both of Sanford: h ost o f g r a n d a n d g r e a t ­ grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. CHARLOTTE 1. W ILDE C h a r l o t t e I. W ild e , 6 4 . Sheridan Ave.. Longwood. died Wednesday at her residence. Born Nov. 21. 1926. In Greencastle. Ind.. she moved to Longwood (rom Washington. D.C.. In 1974. She was a homemaker and a Protestant Survivors Include husband. James A.; son. Richard J.. ”* ” !!» Central Florida Regional Hospital 321-4500 • 668-4441 • 628-8797 Florida Owned Florida Managtd It Is our desire to make you ( t il welcome and 10 acquaint you with our city. 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Pr* school Canlar 32115A3 FIRST FRCSarTIRIAN CHURCH OF LAKE MARY flat AF Blarans Church Prayar Maattng Church School Morning Worahlp Youth Group Wad Choir Praclica Thurt Youlh Choir CHRIBT UNITED MITHODIBT CHURCH 4X Tuckar Drit* iComar Tuckar Dr S CP 477) Jamas E in mar Pastor I tit phona 322 M7S Sunday School SXam Mommg Worship 11 am Wadnaaday B>bi* Study 7 X p m Chiidian s Tim* IncluOad in Worship Nutsary protidad lor b*Mat and Small CMidran Small Enough To Lora You — Growing In Cnnsi Tn San* You' Wednesday Isaiah 438-13. Thursday Episcopal ST. PITER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 700 Rlnahart Road Laka Mary. 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Sanlord 3222828 Of OsnialJ Fiachar Etangaliat Mrs Mary Fiachar Co Paator Mr Mlchaal Vrlalt CoPaalor Sunday Morning WoraMp 10 X a m Thuraday Etaning Worlhrp 7X p m NURSERY PROVIDED Paatw •15 am •45 am 11X am 199pm 7 X pm 7 X pm UFBALA FHESRYTERIAN W 25th A Upaala Rd , Sanlord Rat Darwin Shat Pastor Sunday School Sam Church S*rvic* 10 am BiN* Study Tuaa Sam L 730 pm MARKHAM WOODS PRE1SYTBRIAN CHURCH 5210 Markham Woodf Road Laka Mary Pnon* 3234190 Dr Don T Da Batoita Pastor Sunday School All Agas 915 am Churlt lO X a m Nuriary Protidad Youth Group Sunday 700 i m Pastor s BIN* Study Sunday 7X p m WOC — 9 45 a m First Tuatday ol tha month and Craning 7 30 2nd Tuawday *1 th* monin Monthly Forruly NlgM Cuppor FIRST UNHID METHODIST CHURCH 419 Path At* 322-4371 Jaan U Quarry Pastor Dona J Datia Aaaociats Paator Ktrn.in R Uarahaii Ciractot ol 'jaiah 44:21-28 Fnday Isaiah 45:0-10 Saturday Isaiah ------ s k t -ie - Scnpwat Swwcwo ay Tha lu m e n Bow Soosty CoppgM IN I Kawar Wmama Nawtpaear Samoa P O Boa *005 CNW W U r VA 22908 Church Of Christ LONGWOOD CHURCH OP CHRIST to il Hay 1712 1 ml N/0 Hot 434 323 5830 6990832 9047583170 Sun WoraMp t o X am 8 1PM You art inntad to util. 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Phona S8918M Rat Samuil R D Masaay Pastor Church SartKaaSXand 11X am Sunday School (AH ago*) S45 A M Nursary Protirtod United Church Of Christ TRINITY UNITED METHOOIST CHURCH 529 South Sanlord Avanot Dr J Out Erwin Paator Church School • X am "f orship Sartlca 11 x a m Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OF THI NA2AAENI 2581 Sanford Ave * John J Hinton Pastor Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning W onhip 1045 a m Youth Hour 6 00 p m Cvangoiilt Service 6 00 p m Mid week Service Wed 7 00 p m Nursery Provided for an Services CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (Congraganonai • O n man Etangaiical • Ralormadl Rat Donald Staadty Patio* Laka Mary Community Bid 250 N Country Club Pd Laka Mary Church School 915 am WortMp Calabradon 10 X Nuriary Protidad Faiiowahip Tim* 11 oo Uniiad Ourcn Oflic* 110 Polo l an* Sanlord Florida 323111* THE FOLLOWING FIRMS ENCOURAGE YOU TO ATTEND YOUR HOUSE OF WORSHIP THIS WEEK B R IS S O N FU NERAL HOM E OR Shorty Smith and B<lt Wtiborn JIM ROWE P U T CONTROL CH RYBLER 9th St. and Laurel Ave. Sanford 322-2131 • PLYM O U TH 2626 Iroquoia Av. 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Call 322-2611 1 �1 KrieW-'-: r *f1 ^ Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, March 77 , 1991 — TJ» ______ i k i \V,.* L______ — — IN B R I E F M usical p rtssn tsd apt LAKE MARY — Flrat Baptist Church Markham Woods, 5400 Markham Woods Road, will m ipresent a musical, by the Sound of Joy Choir, under the direction o f Diane Parker, entitled “ People Need the Lord,” Sunday at 7 p.m. in the sanctuary. Details: 333-2085, I Choral Enaam blo In Concert SANFORD — The Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. 1925 Airport Blvd., Sanford, will present a special concert on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. featuring The Choral Ensemble o f the New Macedonia Baptist Church, from Washington. D.C. Also, on Sunday morning, at 11 a.m., they will be the special choir and their Pastor. Rev. Robert Walls. Sr., will be bringing the message. There is no charge for the event. A special offering will be taken which will be used to help the sick, shut In, underprlvllege. hungry, needy and homeless. Baptist to present the Eaater atory SANFORD — The seventh annual presentation of "T h e Easter Story In Living Pictures" will be presented by the choir and a drama cast or 150 people, at Central Baptist Church. 3101 W. First St., this evening and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 4:30 and 7:30 p.m. The church choir Is under the direction o f Jack Thomas. The drama director Is Sherrill Thomas. Dated tickets are available for the two Sunday performances at the church. Tickets are free. St. Peter’s Holy Week schedule LAKE MARY — St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 700 Rinehart Rd.. will hold its (Inal Lenten Soup Supper tonight at 6:30 p.m. followed by the service o f Compline. Palm Sunday will be celebrated at a service o f Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Christian education for all ages Is at 9 a.m. and children's church begins at 10 a.m. The nursery Is open at 8:50 a.m. through the 10 a.m. service. On Wednesday evening, a service of Holy Communion will begin at 7 p.m. Maundy Thursday will be celebrated with The Community Holy Week Service at Si. Peter’s from 12:20 to 12:50 p.m. On Good Friday, a service from noon to 3 p.m. with prayers, meditations and preaching from the cross. Worshipers are Invited to attend this service at their convenience. St. Peter's welcomes all to thes^ services. For Information, call 444-5673. Luthems celebrate Palm Sunday SANFORD — The Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. 2525 Oak A ve„ will celebrate Palm Sunday with services at 10:30 a.tn., followed by coffee hour Int he Fellowship Hall. Easter schedule Includes Maunday Thursday Holy Communllon, service at 7:30 p.m.: Good Friday Tenrbrae 7:30 p.m. On Easter a continental breakfast Is being planned scheduled for "9:15-10: r5 d.i1i.. "prI0r (o tfie ta s te r Fc»HvaT Worship* sel ler 10:30 Easier morning. Blessing of the Palms SANFORD — Holy Cross Episcopal Church. 401 S. Park Avc., will celebrate the Liturgy of the Blessing of the Palms at 7:30 p.m. and 10 a.m. Eucharists on Palm Sunday with the reading o f the Passion Gospel at the 10 a.m. service. Holy week services will be: Tenebrae on Monday at 7:30 p.m.: Holy Eucharist, Tuesday at 7 a.m.. and Way the Cross at noon and 7:30 p.m.: Holy Eucharist Wednesday 10 a.m.: Maundy Thursday Liturgy will be at 7:30 p.m. There will be Good Friday meditations ut noon, and the Liturgy at 7:30 p.m. For Information, call 322-4611. Ministers sponsor Good Friday worship SANFORD — The Sanford Ministerial Association will sponsor the community-wide Good Friday Worship Service from noon to 12:50 p.m. Friday. March 29, In the First Methodist Church. 419 Park Avc., with the Rev. Randall Hull-Walker, pastor of the Freedom Assembly o f God. Sanford, as guest speaker. The community Is cordially Invited to attend. The is yours, make it ■y M V . J A M S F. M OW N Joel 3:14 “ Multitudes, multitudes In Ihc valley of decision: for the day o f the Lord Is near In the valley o f decision." Decisions, decisions, how many do you make In a day. week, month, year or a lifetime? . f Make a decision to turn all of your cares over to Him and He will give you In return — Peace, Joy and a sense of purpose in your life. 1 1 Make that decision today to ask Jesus Into your life. And then make a decision to turn all o f your cares over lo Him and He will give you In return — Peace. Joy and a sense o f purpose In your life. You wake up and decide what to wear, what to eat. You decide how to respond to the trials In your life. You decide when to buy a house, where to buy It. On and on the decisions grow. W c cannot escape them. They mold and shape the course o f our life. But regardless o f what the decision Involves, wc learn that we must pay for each decision. There Is a price to pay. -R«v. J a rm t F. Brown Yes. we have a multitude o f decisions lo make tn our life. But the vital one, the one with eternal consequences. Is who do YOU say that Jesus to? The choice to yours, the decision to yours. today. A prophet, a teacher, a good man. Not much has changed in the world's view o f Jesus. But listen to Peter's response to that question. "Th ou art the Christ, the son o f the Living G od." Matt. 7:13-14 “ Enter ye In at the strait gate: for wide Is the gate, and broad to the way. that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go In thereat: Because strait Is the gate, and narrow to the way. which leadeth untq life, and few there be that find It." In Matt. 16:13-18 our Lord asked his disciples a very Important question. A question that every man or woman on this earth must answer at some point tn their life. "W hom do men say that I. the son o f man. am? They gave answers like. John the Baptist. Elijah. Jeremiah or one o f the prophets. Man Is basically giving the same answer Have you responded lo that question yet? It Is a decision you must make. If you decide that Jesus Is who He said He la. you must confess It. Rom. 10:9-10 says “ That lfthou shall confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe In thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved." As you make that decision lo enter the strait gate with Jesus, make a decision to go to a local church and become a pan of that glorious Body o f Christ. "N o w may the Peace o f God that passes all understanding keep your hearts and minds thru Christ Jesus." Rav. Jama* F. Brmm It ctuptaln at th* John E. Polk Comctlonal Facility, Sanford Devotionals scheduled for Holy Week 1991 Five congregations In the Lake Mary area will offer a noon time devotional experience during Holy Week 1991. Each day a different church will host the service from 12:20 to 12:50 p.m. This time was selected to enable people who arc employed In the community to attend during their lunch period. The themes for the mediation w ill be "L a st Words o f Ihc Lord." They will be sayings of Jesus from the Cross and Hto words to His disciples the night before. The schedule o f host church and pastors to as follows: • March 25, Grace United M e th o d is t C h u rch , 4 9 9 N. Country Club Rd., Lake Mary, Dr. Richard Albury. pastor. • March 26. Calvary Baptist Church of Lake Mary. Country Club Road. Lake Mary. Rev. Joe Webb, pastor. • March 27. Holy Cross Lu­ theran Church. 760 Sun Dr.. Lake mary. Rev. Paul Hoyer. pastor. • M a r c h 2 8 . S t . P e t e r 's Episcopal Church. 700 Rinehart Rd.. Lake Mary. Rev. Beverly L. Barge, rector. • March 29. Markham Woods P re s b y te ria n C h u rch . 5210 M arkham W oods Rd., Lake Mary. Dr. Don DeBevotoc. pastor. Community egg hunt set for Sunday LAKE MARY - The entire Longwood/Lake Mary communi­ ty is invited to an area-wide Easter Egg Hunt and Diaper Derby to be held Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. The event will be held on the soccer field behind the Driftwood Plaza, 549 West Lake Mary Blvd. There will be over 500 eggs with . 5 ..golrirn...eggr,..bavlnfj..«p«clal ■ surprises. All children and their f a m i l i e s are I n v i t e d to participate. The Diaper Derby Is a rela­ tively new event with the object being the fastest baby to crawl to Its parents wins a 925 gift certificate from Toy's R* Us. Bublcs up to 11 months arc invited to participate. In addition to the Easter Egg Hunt and the Diaper Derby, there will be a Crazy Olympics with events like the egg toss, potato sack race. etc. Also, for all lo enjoy, there will be free hot dogs. pop. and Ice cream. The first 50 children will receive a free helium balloon. Th e event Is sponsored by Son Life Community Church. Lake Mary, und local businesses o f Ihe area. For more in forma lion, call Rev. Jam es Cox. pastor, at 324-1726. [ATM M X **#WW*JW|* » Singing praises Joe Ponzillo M u sic M inistries presented a concert of gospel, bass/barltone classical and sacred s o n g s at the First United Methodist Church, Sanford, recently, which resulted in a H M lC H flM T t n S n M lI standing ovation. A lso featured In the musical evening were, from left to right, C h ria Ponzillo, Joe HoKm an Jr., M ike Ponzillo, Joe Ponzillo, Matthew, Am anda and Eric Hollman. SEM INOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSEMBLY OF 0 0 0 Family Worship Canlaf. 2*11 A upon Bln! . Sanlord Freedom Assembly of God 1515 W 5th S i . Sanlord Waklva Assembly ol Cod, 111! Du on fid . longwood BAFT 1ST Antioch Baptist Church. Oviado Calvary Bapliat Church. Cryalal Laka A 3rd. Laka Mary Caaaaibarry Baptlal Church. 270 Sammola Bin! Cantral Baptlal Church. 3:01 W 1st SI Chuluola Firm! Baptnl Ctaarwiiar Missionary Baptlal Church. Soulhwaal Rd Counlryaida Baptlal Church. Country Club Road, laka Mary Flrat Baptlal Church, 519 Park A«a Flrat Baptlat Church o l Allamonta Spnnga. Rl *34 Allamonta Spring* Flrat Baplial Church ot Foraat City Flrat Baptist Church ot Ganava Ftral Baptiat Church. Markham Wood* Flrat Baptlal Church ol Laka Monro* Flrat Baplial Church ol Longwood. 891 Eaat SR *3* Flrat Baptlal Church ot Oviado Flrat Baplial Church of Sanlando Spring* Flrat Shiloh Missionary Baplial Church, 1101 W t3tn SI Flrat Baptiat Church ol Oataan Fountain Haad Baptiat Church. Oviado Hop* Baptiat Church. Foraat City Community C«nt*r. Foraat City Indapandanc* Baptlat Mia* Cine Laagu* Bldg . longwood Jordan Missionary Baptiat Church. 920 Upaala Rd Llgnthouaa Baptiat Church. 665 Longwood • Laka Mary Road Lakanaw Baptiat Church, !2S Lakanaw A.a . Laka Mary Macadonla Misaion Baptlal Church. Oak Hill Rd . Oitaan Missionary Baplial Church. North Rd . Enta'pna* Morning Glory Baplial Church. Canaya Hay Ml Moriah Primitive Baptiat. ItOt Locuat At* . Sanford Ml Oily* Minion ary Baptiat Church. Sanlando Spring* Rd . Longwood Ml Sinai Miaaionary Baptlal Church. 1800 Jarry Av* Ml Zion Miaaionary Baptiat. S>pa* Ay* Haw Bathat Miaaionary Church 9th St A Hickory A>* Naw Ml Canary Miaaicnary Baptiat. 1109 W 12th St Haw Saiam Pnmitiv* Baptnl Church. 1509 W I2tn SI Naw Taatamant Baptiat Church. Quaiialy Inn North Longwood Naw Ml Zion Baplial Church, 1720 Paar At* Naw Lit* Faliowahip. *981 E Laa* Dm*. Caaaaibarry, 71 32700 Norihaid* Baptiat Church. Chuluola Raopi* a Baptiat Church. 1201 W Finl Slraat. Sanlord Pmacraal Baplial Church. 119W Airport Bin! Pram* L*k* Bapnil Ridgt Rd . Fam Park Prograaa U.at.unary Baptiat Church Midway Sacond Shiloh Miaaionary Baptut Church Walt Sanlord Smyrna Bapl'at Church 250 Ovarbroo* Dr Caaaaibarry Slariignt Baptiat Church. 190 Bahama Rd St jama* Miaa-onary Baptlal Church. St Rd 415. Oataan St John* Miaaionary Baptiat Church 309 Longwood A y*, Allamonta Spnngi St Luka Miaaionary Bapnil Church ot Cam*ion City, tnc St Paul Bapnil Church. 813 Pm* Ay* St Mat in ** a Baplial Church. Canaan Hgla SI John a Miaaionary Bapnat Church. 920 Cypraaa SI Spnnghaid Missionary Baptiat. 12th A Cadar 't\ X Sunland Baplial Church. 2424 Palmatto Tampl* Baptiat Church. Palm Spnngi Rd . Allamonta Spnnga Victory Baptiat Church. Old Orlando Rd *1 Haatar Art Waatilaw Baplial Church, *100 Paota Road |44A| William Chapel Miaaionary Baptiat Church. Mark A William S I. AMamonta Spnnga Zion Hop* Baplial Church. 7t2 Orange Ar* CATHOLIC All Soul* Catholic Church. 902 Oak A>* . Sanlord Church ol th* Nativity. Laka Mary Our Laka ot the laka* Catholic Church. 1310 Manmilian. Dalton* SI Ann * Catholic Church. Dogwood Trail. DaBary SI Auguahn* Catholic Church. Sunatt Or. near Button Rd . Caaaaibarry St Clara Catholic Community mean at Oalean Civic Canlar St Mary Magadaian* Catholic Church. Maitland Av* , Allamonta Spring* CHRISTIAN Flrat Chnatian Church. 1607 S Sanlord Ay* Flnl Chnatian Church ol Longwood. 1*00 E E Williamion Rd . Longwood Orac* Chnatian Church. Wilaon Elamantary School. (Paota). 965 Orang* Blvd. Sanlord Lakaviaw Chnatian Church. Baar Lake Rd. at Jamiaon North ltd* Chnatian Church, Florida Havan Dr. Maitland Sanlord Chnatian Chutch. IS2 W Airpon Bird South Sammola Chnatian Church. 300 W SR *34. Ov>*do CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Flrat Church ol Cnrlat Sciential. 975 Markham Wood* Rd . Longwood CHURCH OF CHRIST Church o l Chnat. 1512 S Park Ara Church ot Chnat at Laka Elian, U S 17 92. N Caaaaibarry Church ot Chnat. 600 Palm Spnnga O i. Allamonta Spring* Church o l Chnat. Gana, a Church ot Chnat. longwood Church ol Chnat. W 17th St Nonhaida Church at Chrlit Fla Havan Dr. Maitland South Sammola Church ol Chnat. 5*10 Laa* Howell Rd CHURCH OF OOD Church ol God. 503 Hickory Church ol God. 803 W 22nd SI Church ol God. Oviado Church ol God Hoiinan Laka Monro* Church ol God Miiaion. Enlarpna* Church ot God. 1402 W tAth St Church ol God m Chnat Oviado Church ot God ot Prophecy. 2509 S Ehn A.a Church ol God cl Prophecy 1706 S Pataimmon Av* Church ol God ol Prophecy. *96 S Central Oviado Church ol God 17th Deal Gallon* Community Cantar, OaltonaiSun Roomi Raacua Church ol God. 17U0 W 13th S I. Sanlord True Church ol God 2700 Ridgewood At* . Sanlord CONGREGATIONAL Congregational Chnatian Church. 2*01 S Park Av* . Sanlord EASTERN ORTHODOX Eaalam Odhodor Church. SI Gaorga 2001 Dylan Way. Maitland Eaatam Orthodov Choreh. SI Stwan a o< 0 C A 1896 lake Emma Road Longwood. FL 32750 Eaalam Onnodor Church. St John Gnhodor. 27*3 Country Club Road Sanlord EPISCOPAL All Sainta Episcopal Church. E DaBary A t* . Enlarpna* Chnat Episcopal Church. Longwood Episcopal Church ol the Naw Covenant, 975 I >**illa Road. Wmttr Springs Holy Croat Episcopal. Park Av* at *lh S t, Sank'd St Patars Episcopal Church, 700 Rinehart Road, laka Mary St Richard * Church, 5151 Lake Howell Rd .4/inlar Park Th* Church ol th* Good Shephard. Maitland, 331 laka Av* INTERDENOMINATIONAL Calvary Chttal'an Cantar. 500 W *1h S t. Sanlord Living Walars Cathedral. Waal SR *6 and Ktnnal Road. Sanlo'd Northland Community Church 530 Dog Track Rd . Longwood. FL 32750 Outreach DtNvaranc* Cantar, 2231 Sip** Av* . Sanlord JEWISH Bath Am Synagogue mealing at Corner ol Sand Lake and County Lina Road. West M Tampl* Shalom. 1785 Elkcam Blvd . Dalton* LUTHERAN A lean non Lutheran Church. Ovatbrpok Dr. Caaaaibarry Good Shephard Unite! Lutheran, 2917 S Orlando Or Holy Cross Lulhatan Church ot Laka Mary. 760 Sun Drive. Laka Mary Lord 01 Ltfa Lutheran Church. 395 Tutkawilla Rd . Winter Spring* Lutheran Church ot Providanc* Deltona Lutheran Church ol th* Redeemer. 2525 Oak Avanu* Messiah Lutheran Church. Golden Day* Dr A Hwy 17 92. Caaaaibarry SI. Lukaa Lutheran Church. Rt *26. Slavia SI Stephan Lutheran Church. *3* |u*t Waal ol I*. Longwood UfTHOOIST Bamatl United Memorial Church E DaBary A,* Enterprise Baar Lake United Methodist Church Bathat A M E Church. Canaan Hgts Caaaaibarry Community United Methodist Church Hwy 17 92 Pinay Rtdg* Rd . Caaaaibarry Chnat United Methodist Chuicn Tucker D> Sunland Estates DaBary Community Matnodial Church. W Highbann Rd DaBary First United Methodist Church. *19 Park Av* First Methodist Chords ol Oviado First United Methodist Chutch ol Geneva Orac* United Method it Church *99 N Country Club Rd Laka Mary Oram Chapel A M E Cnu'ch Oviado Oakgrov* Mathoditt Church. Oviado Oataan Methodist Church. Cor ot Carpant*. 5 Munay S t . Oataan Paoia Wavayen Metnudial. 5650 Yvaylida Or . Sanlord Pioneer Methodist Church, 110 N Poplar Av* Sanlord Sanlando Unitad Malhodial Church. SR *34 and I a Longwood St Jama* A M I 9ia at C.press St Luka M B Church ot Cameron City Inc . Bearden oil S R *6 E SI Mary S A M E Church. St Rl 415. Oataan SI Paul a Mathod'al Church Oataan Rd . Enterprise St'sHort! Memorial Church. S DaBary NAZARENE First Church ol tn* Hayarena. 2561 Sanlord A.* (van*i * Church ol in* Nareran* S R 46 Gan*.* Laa* Mary Church ol th* Ha*arena 121 E Crystal laka Av* . Laka Mar. Longwood Church ol th* Nararena Way man A Jessup Av* . Longwood Markham Wood* Church ol th* Nanrana, SR 46,3W Mila* Waal ol L* at the Waklva River PRESBYTERIAN Deltona Praabylanan Church. Holland Blvd A Austin Av* . Deltona First Praabylanan Church ol Laka Mary First Praabylanan Church. Oak Av* A 3rd SI First Praabylanan Church ol DaBary, E Highland Markham Woods Praabylanan Church, 5210 Markham Wood* Road. Lake Mary. FI SI Andrew* Praabylanan Church, 9913 Baar Lake Rd SI Mark* Praabylanan Church, 1021 Palm Spnnga Rd . Allamonta Spg* Tuacawlll* Praabylanan Church. 3600 Watt Slat* Rd 42*. Oviado Fla Upaala Community Praabytanan Church, Upaala Rd Waatmimatar Praabytanan Church. Rad Bug Rd , Caaaaibarry ■ f V I NTH DAY ADVENTIST Foraat Lake Seventh Day Advanllal Church. Hwy 436. Foraat City Mar* Hill Seventh Day Advanllal Church. 101 E 2nd S t , Sanford Sanlord Sevan in Day Advanllal Church. 5615 N Highway 427 Savanth Day Advanllal Church. Maitland A s *. Allamonta Spnnga Winter Spnnga Savanih Day Adventist Church. 50 S Moss Rd OTHER CHURCHES All Faith Chapel. Camp Sammola Wakiva Park. Rd Allan a A U E Church. Oliva 6 t2th Baardail A.anua HoMnatt Chapel Baardali Av* Chuluola Community Church Church ol Jasua Christ ol latter Day Saint*. 2315 Park Av* Family Chuich Christian Canlar. 1544 Sammola Blvd . Caasaiba'ry Fuat Bom Church ot tlta Living God. Midway Flrat Church ol Christ, Soanlial. Elkam Blvd and Vanu* S I. Datlona First Pentecostal Church of Longwood First Pentecostal Church ot Sanlord Fult Gospel Church ot God In Chnat. 1828 Jarry Av* . Sanford Full Gospal Tabarnaci*. 272* Country Club Road Grace S U a Church, 2544 S Sanlo'd Av* Holy Tnnty Church ol God m Chnat. 1514 Mangouatm* Av* Kingdom Hall ol Jahovah a Witness. Laka Monro* Unit. 1562 W Third St Lake Monro* Chapel. Drang* Blvd . Lake Monro* Mt Oliva Holm*** Church. Oak Hilt R d . Oataan Neighborhood Alliance Church. 301 Markham Woods Road. Longwood Pentecostal Open BiMt Tabarnaci*. Ridgewood Av* . Oft 25tn opposite Sammola High School Praia* and Power Church. I l l W Wilbur A v *. la a * Mary Rolling Hula Moravian Church, SR 434. longwood Sanlord Ailianca Church. 1*01 S Park Av* Sanlord Bibr* Church. 2460 Sanlo'd Av* Second Church Ul Th* Living God. 3*26 Baardail Av* . SeniorJ Th* Full Goapal Church ol Our Lord Jasua Chnat. Washington S t. Ca naan City Tn* Salvation Army 700 W 24th St triumph. The Church ol tha Naw Ag*. 1006 W 6lh St United Chu'ch ol Chnat. Allamonta Community Chapel. Altamonte Spring* United Church of Chnat Chnatian Faliowahip. 260 N Country Club Rd Laka Mary U C S S Spiritual Canlt*. 125 A South Volusia A v*. Corner ot Gras** and Volusia Av* . Orang* City Winter bvinnga Community Evangelical Congt*g*Hon*l. 219 Wane SI Winter Spnnga >■ » •*•*■ *■ �M — Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida — Friday, March 22, 1901 Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMI N O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION PNoMmOortMTS-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF . MAVIS ANNE LLEWELLYN. i i i NOTICE OF ADMIN ISTBATKMt The administration ol the o o ta lo o f M A V IS A N N E LLEWELLYN, dotoomd. Fit* Numbor 04473CP. to pandtag In too Circuit Court tor Sam Inote County, F lo rid a , Prabalo Division, tha address of which Is Seminote County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 31771. Tha of to* porsonal representative's at- i ALL INTERESTED P E R ­ SONS ARE NOTIPIEDTHAT: All persons on whom tola notice la served who have eb|action* that challenge Hto valid tty of too will, too qualification* ) •f i ! ■ j I venue, or lurtedtctton of tola Court ora required to Die their ablocllon* with this Court W IT H IN THE LATE R OP THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIEST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All crodltero of too decadent and otoet porooni having claims notice is tawed within month* after too date rt too first publication of tola nolle* must III* their claim* with tolt Court W IT H IN THE LATE R OF THRBR MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditor* af Ih* { claim or docs dent's estate must III* toafr claim* with tola court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOT ICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANOS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha data rt to* first publica­ tion rt tolt Nolle* la March 17, I Representative ALAN DALE LLEWELLYN 1**3 Bobolink Lane Casortbarry, FL 337*7 iWiIFmflUjr P9f Personal Ropromntatlvo * WILLIAM A. GREENBERG, ESQ. 4S00 South Highway 17 *7 Post Office Boa MHO Fern Park. FL 32730 Telephone: (407) 330-1*44 Florid* Bar No.: 14*730 Publish: March 73.7*. m i DED-1*4 Legal Notice NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT A POLICY Nolle* Is horsby given tool too School Board ol Somlnol* County. Florida Inland* to adopt a parley creating an attendance ton* lor Partin Elomonlary for Genova Elomonlary, Lawton lory, and Stenefrom Elementory al a mooting to be held on Tuesday. April 3*. m l. at 7 P.M. Tha mooting rt to* School Boefd will be hekf in (tie Board room al toa District Office, 1st Fleer, l ilt Mellanvilt* Avenue, Sanford. Florida. The proposed policy will tllablteh an attendance ton* tor renin c ffmanTery >ciwOj eno amend (elating attendance rone boundaries tor Genov* Elomon­ lary School. Lawton Elementary Sctwel. Rod Bug Elementory School, and Stonstrom Elemen­ tary School. The prapessd policy result* from toa planned opening rt Partin Elementary School tor to* mi-t**l school rear and Ih* necessity to realign existing elementary school attendance Currant fourth grad* students will bo permitted to stay In their present school II promoted or ‘ to fifth grad* tor Ih* to provide transportation to and from school. Parents must apply to to* Special Ap­ peals Beard on toa appropriate form by Juno 1, m i. This can b* accomplished by contacting Dr. Hortansa Evana at too District Office. This provision doe* net Include siblings. With the exception of In­ creased transportation cotlt associated with bussing rt them students living further than two (1) mil** from their assigned school and other students tor which to* Board I* required to provide transportation, Ih* prapoood action will have no determinable economic Impact on to* School Board of Somlnol* County, Florid* In that Ih* od[ustmont ol student bodies, ■nd Instructional ond non Instructional stall* will not appreciably Increase or de­ crease actual or anticipated coots. Th* ad|u*tment of student bodies and Instructional and non-lnstructlonal staffs will simply realign present and anti­ cipated coot* from school con­ tort with docrootod enrollments due to re toning to Partin Ele­ mentary School. II I* anticipated tort th* onrotlmont al Genova Elementary School, Rod Bug E lo m o n la ry School, and Stonstrom Elementory School will decream. Enrollment al Lawton Elementary School will Incroom to moot requirements tor Year-Round Education. Tli* specific law* being lmplomonttd or* FL Statutes 390.11. FL Statutes 190.137, and FL Statute*U0.2H4). Th* proposed policy Is avail­ able rt to* Office rt to* Superin­ tendent, District Ofllc*. 1311 Mollonvlll* Avenue, Sanford, Florid* 31771. Parsons desiring to abtqln copies or review same prior to April 30, mi, may do so Legal Notice Legal Notice by contacting Or. Hortens* Evan*. Th* School Board rt Somlnol* County. Florida, t ill Mollonvlll* Avonuo, Sanford. Florid* 37771 (407) 173 1113 Attotted poraon* desiring te prosant evident! end argument on all If* wo* under consideralien or* required to, within fourteen (14) days alter to* data of publication of IM* notice, submit their request In writing to Dr. Hortons* Evan*. Th* School Board of Somlnolo County, Flor­ ida. 11)1 Mollonvlll* Avonuo. Sanford. Florid* 3777), 1407) 3 » RSI. THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BY: Robert W. Hugh**. i n t h i eta c u it c o u r t OF TMB 1STM JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C A ItN O .»W IC A 1 * .K AMERIFIRST BANK, a Fader*1 I n b i f t Bank Plaintiff. Joooph Williams. Jr., Chairmen Th* School Boons rt Seminote County, Florid* Publish: March33. m i DED-in IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I 10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SIMINOLR COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASK NO, 4MM-CA-I4-K AMERIFIRST RANK.A FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK, Plaintiff, PELTZBR ENTERPRISES, INC., A FLORIDA CORPORATION. ETAL., NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Pinal Judpmortf of Fored oom* dated March to. m t and ontorod In Cam No. to 1703 CA M K af toa Circuit Court af Ili* 1ITH Judicial Circuit In and Sar Soml­ nol* County. Florida, wherein AMERIFIRST BANK, A FED­ ERAL SAVINGS BANK. Plain­ t if f . and P E L T Z E R E N ­ TERPRISES, INC, A FLORI­ DA CORPORATION, ET AL., or* defendant*. I will mil to to* highest bidder tor cash af to* West Front Deer rt the Seminal* County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, at 11:00o'clock A.M. an tho Uth day rt Apt II. m i. to* (nikMlM DfOMftV nrwto dMCflbld v^oo%t * y— vv^p^meay M vP set forth In sold Summary Final Judgment, to wit: Lot 43. WINGFIELD NORTH II. according to to* plot thereof a* recorded In Plot Book 30. Pages a* through 44. Inclusive, Public Records ol Somlnol* Countv. Florida TOGETHER with all to* Im­ provements now or hereafter erected an th* proparty, ond all oosomonla, rights, appurte­ nances. rants, royalties, miner­ al, oil and goo rights and profits, water, water rights ond water stock, and all fixtures now or hsreefter a part rt to* property. Including replacements and ad­ dition* thereto. DATEO this llth day ol March, m i. MARYANNE MORSE, Clerk Circuit Court By: JanoE. Josowlc Deputy Cterk Publish: March n , » . m i DEDOT CASSELBERRY CONORCOATE, LTD., a Florida Limited Partnership a'k/aOXFORDBENO APARTMENTS. LTD., a Flerld* Limited Partnership, and CONKLIN. PORTERS HOLMES ENGINEERING. INC.. Ralaidiaia NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER « NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to • Final Summary Judgment of Forocteouro dated January It. IPO, and an Ordrr Rata flint the Foreclosure Sate dated March II. 1«*i, and an larod In Caao No. 0S1SJ7 CA IAK af ttw Circuit Court of tha l»lti Judicial Circuit In and lor Seminole County, Florida, wherein AMERIFIRST BANK, a Fodaral Saving* Bank. Plalnl l l f . and C A SS E LB E R R Y CONGREGATE. LTD., a Flori­ da Limited Partnership a/k/a O X FO R D BEN D A P A R T ­ M ENTS. LTD ., a Florida L lm ltad Partnership, and C O N K L IN . P O R T E R B HOLMES E NG IN EE R ING . INC.. Dotendonta. 1 wilt tall to tha highest and boat bidder tar cash rt too wosl front door of to* Somiaoto County Courthouse In too City of Sanford. Florida, al 11:10 o'clock A M. on too Hto day af April, m i. too tallowing daaertbod property at lot forth In *aM Final Summary Judg mant.toortt: Tha real proparty aat forth on Exhibit "A " attachad horoto and mado a port horoof and all poraonal proparty of CASSEL­ BERRY CONOREOATE, LTD., a Florida Llmltad Partnership, a/k/a OXFORD BENO APART­ M E N T S . LTD ., a Florida Llmltad Portnorifilp. Including equipment. fixture*. Intangible*, account*, proceed*, product*, rants and profits. From to* Southeast comer of to* North to of Government Lot 1. In Section If. Township II South. Range 30 Eoat. Seminole County. Florida, run S. 10* 10'S*” W. along too South lino of uld North VS of Government Lot 1 a distance of *11.10 toot to the Northeasterly right of way lino of Slate Road No. CM. sold right of way line being on o curve concave Southwesterly and having a radius of 1*44.03 foot; thence trom a tangent bearing of N. JIMO'JS" W, run North westerly along sold right of way lino and along too arc of sold curvo *77.00 loot through a control angle ol 00*13'JO" to too point ol tangoncy; thence N. 40141J" W. 7(0.47 toot to a point on too Westerly right ol way l>no of Oxford Rood; thence N. T f r r j r E along sold Watt erly right ol way lino till. 14foot to the Point ot Beginning; thence deporting said R/W run N. 71*40'01" W., S4J.S0 It.; thence N. I4**4'IJ " E. along too East lino of toot tract described Legal Notices Legal N otices In O R. Book 103.Pg.7S. Public Records of Sombtota County. Florida tor a distance ot 77*.JO ft.; toonco N. 00*47'30” E. along too South line of Lof « , GoH Course MRttan to rsieoteorri, as rocardad In P.B. 10, Pg. IS, Public Records af Seminole County. Florida, tar o distance ot 014*3 ft. to too aforesaid tapsteit» right af way lino af Oitard Read, sold right af way lino being on a curvo concave Southeasterly and having o ra­ dius of XBJB toot; toonco troma tangent bearing S. SJtef'JO" w. run I sutowootect; along sold right ol way lino and along too arc ol sold curvo 170ft taat through a contra! angle ot 40*3atr to too point ot raverso curvature at * curvo concave Northwesterly and having a radlua al MSJi toot; thence run Southwesterly along too arc ol said curvo 311.07 tool through a control angle ol lom -jr.' to too point at tangoncy and too Petal ot Beginning. Containing: 4AM Acres, more or lass DATED at Sanford. Florida, tot* 17thday of March. 1W1. Clark ol too Court By: Jana E. Jeoewlc Deputy Clark Publlta: March n . 10. lift DED101*I, INTNICIRCUtfCOURT OF T N I EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL em eu rr IN AND FOR SIMINOLR COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DtVISION Case Not to-sm-CA-IIO GLENDALE FEDERAL BANK, FSB l/k/o GLENDALE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, LRMREALTY INVESTMENT COBPORATION FRANK HOWARO. ROY MEADOWS, LIONEL RAYMOND.and WINGFIELD NORTH HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC.. ANGELINA GORDON and STEVEN BURKsTT Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE Nolle* It hereby given that, pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclotura onlorod In the above styled cause. In the Circuit Court ol Seminole County, FlorIdo, I will sell too property situated In Seminole County. Florida, and being more fully described os fol tows: Lai 1 WINGFIELD NORTH II, according to too plot toeroof at rocardad In Plot Booh SO. Pago 4t, Public Rocorda ot Seminole County, Florida, ol public aeto, to too highest and best bidder, tor cash, at tha Was! Irani steps ol too Seminole County Court House, *1 Senlord. Florida, al 11:00 AM . on April 23. m i. WITNESS my hand and too teal ol this Court on March 1*. m i. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. Clark ol Circuit Court By Jana E. Jatewlc Ooputy Clerk Publish: March » , It. lffl DEDI0S IN AND FOR GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. M ie n CA 14OlV. K CITY SAVINGS BANK, F.S.B., Plain! Ift, vs. HECTOR W. DEMARCH ENA. rtux.rtol.. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment at Foreclosure dated March 14. Itfl, and ontorod in Cam No. tb s m CA 14 Dlv. K. rt to* Circuit Court ot to* EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida w h erein C IT Y S A V IN O S BANKS. F.S.B. Is Plelntllt and HECTOR W. DE MARCH ENA, ot us., ot ol. ore Defendants. I win sell to too highest and bast bMPar tor caah at tha SEMI­ NOLE County Courthouse. In Sanford. Florida, ial ! t : M o'clock AM . an too I4lh day ot April, m i. too tottowing da acrlbad property ao art forth In told Final Judgment, to w!t: Lot ! ■ OAK FOREST UNIT TWOA according to too plat toarortaorocardad In Flat Booh a , Pag* 41, Public Rocorda of Samkiola County, Florida. DATED tola l*th day ot March. INI. MARYANNE MORSE As Clark at aald Court ByJwtaE. Jooowk As Deputy Clerk Publish: March n . a , m i D ID lt* Legal Notice Legal Notice NORTH CAROLINA CRAVEN COUNTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. OF T H I EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT, IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DtVISION WACHOVIA B TRUST COMPANY, NA, Plaintiff vs. EARL S. SADLER AND WIFE. JULEW. SADLER, INAROFOR 1IMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FRO1*0-CVS-17*7 NOTICI OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION TO: Sort S. Sedtor and Jute W. TAKE NOTICE toot a plead Ing eoeklng relief against you hoe boon filed to too obevoontltlod action. Thonatur* of to* rrttef being sought I* a* teltews: A suit te collect a delinquent Promissory Note and lean* ow­ ing te the platottf by to* datendont. Baal property hot boon attached ponding resolution of too suit. YOU ARE SEQUIBEO TO make defense to such pleading not later toon April IS. m i and. upon your failure to do so. the party soaking service against you will apply to too Court tor too rrttef sought. THIS ISto DAY OF March, m i. THOMAS M. WARD. For too Firm WARD. WARD. WILLEY B WARD 40*POLLOCK STREET P.O DRAWER 143* NEW BERN, NC1UM TELEPHONE 1*10*13-1109 ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Publish: March IS. 311* B April S.1001 DED 117 CASE NO; (MOFCA-14-X AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY. INC., l/k/o G.*.C. CREDIT CORPORATION, Plata! lII. RICHARD A. BRINKLE and SUSAN C. BRINKLE; JOEL GATES BRINKLE and DONNA RAE BRINKLE; NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE M LB NOTICE I* hereby given tool too undersigned Clark of too Circuit Court e l Seminole County, Florida, will, an too 11th day of April, m i. rt 11:00 A.M. at tha West Front Door rt too Seminole County Courthouse, and soft at public outcry to too highest and bool bidder tor cash, too Hollowing described property slguetod in SEMINOLE County. Tha West vs rt Lol I. and too South 01 tool rt to* Waal te of Lot 1. Block B. Lake Harney Acreties, according te too plot thereof, at recorded In Plat Book II, Pago 34. Public Rec­ ord* ol SamInolo County, Flori­ da. pursuant to too Final Judgment ontorod In ■ cam ponding In sold Court, too stylo of which Is indicated above. WITNESS my hand and of­ ficial tool of told Court tola tlta day ot March, m i. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ot too Circuit Court By: Jane E. Jatewlc DC. Publish: March IS.31. lffl DED-117 Legal Notice JN T N I CIRCUIT COURT, OF TH I I1BHTEINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: S1-0000-CA14K AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY, INC., l/k/a CREDITHMFT, INC., Plaintiff, PAMELAS. OSMAN, a single woman. Defendant. TO: PAMELAS.OSMAN 0701 Forest City Rd. Altamonte Spring*. FI 37714 NOTICE OP ACTION YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tor toroctoour* ol * mort­ gage onto* tallowing property: EXHIBIT " A " A PARCEL OF LAND SITU­ ATED IN SECTION 1. TOWN­ SHIP 70 SOUTH, RANGE 37 EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA AND SECTION 13, T O W N S H IP 10 S O U T H . RANGES 37 EAST SEMINOLE COUNTY. F LO R ID A AND PARCEL BEING MORE PAR­ TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT AN IRON P IP E AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SECTION I AS ESTABLISHED BY JIM PU LLE N, REGIS­ TERED LAND SURVEYOR. FLORIDA CERTIFICATE NO. 331E AND SHOWN ON A SUR­ VEY MAP DATED APRIL 14. 1017 A N D R U N S O U TH 00*17*30" EAST ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID SECTION 1 AS ESTABLISHED BY SAID SURVEYOR A DISTANCE OF 403.00 FEET THENCE RUN SOUTH J7*iri1" WEST 434I.4J FEET THENCE RUN SOUTH i r o n r w e s t i3os.4t f e e t THENCE SOUTH 00*04'47" EAST I,Ml.IS FEET TO THE P O IN T OF B E O IN N IN G THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH Q0*00'47" EAST 311.30 FEET T H E N C E R U N NO RTH O T U 'ir EAST 470 00 FEET T H E N C E RU N NO RTH 00*04*47" WEST 331.X) FEET T H E N C E R U N SO U TH rru '1 3 " WEST 430 00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. ALSO KNOWN AS LOT 41. OSCEOLA BLUFF SOUTH SUBJECT TO AN EASE­ MENT FOR UTILITIES AND GENERAL ROAD PURPOSES ACROSS THE EAST AND WEST 3S F E E T OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED LANDS. SUBJECT TO A 700 FOOT DRAINAGE EASEMENT AS SET FORTH IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 430. PAGES m m OF THE PUBLIC REC* O R O S OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH THAT CERTAIN MOBILE HOME KNOWN AS A 1077 TAUR T I­ TLE NUMBER T0JJJI0O ID rrji4424Srm ho* boon filed against you and you ora required to mrv* a copy ol your written defense* to It. II any. on JOHN C. ENGLEHARDT. P.A., 1S74 E. L lv tngiton Streat, Orlando. Florid* 37K3. Plaint IIf's attorney, on or before April 1*. m i, and III* th* original with th* Cterk ol this Court either betor* service on Plaintiff's attorney, or Immedi­ ately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you tor the rellel demanded In the Complaint tor Foreclosure. WITNESS my hand and seal rt this Court on March IS. IWI. (SEAL) CLERKOFTHE CIRCUIT COURT By: Heather Orunner Publish: March 71, 2t L April V ii. m i DED 101 HANCOCK PLUMBING/HARDWARE Hanging Baskets iRUE /EhtPER * *3.99 . 6 9 8* Pots Y o u r C h oice LB14 Shovel 3 Annuals Padc 4 8 C $3.29 E A. 4" Pots 594 Ea. Weed Killer VEGETABLES A FLOWERS 32 Oz. Spray Rog. 4 39 $2.79 Dursban Granules $2.59 10 Lb Bag Rag 6 90 4.39 SOLUBU **i ANf FOOD 2 0 -2 0 -2 0 20 ounce Qanoral P urpoM A favorite for geneial u u with all house and garden plants. Made to professional standards, to give you professional results at home Sevin Dust 4 Lb Bag Rog 2.99 1.99 "W e o ffe r a g o o d s e le c tio n o f h a r d w a r e a t lo w p r ic e s a n d p r o fe s s io n a l h e lp f o r th e d o -it -y o u r s e lf e r ." HANCOCKPLUNBING/HARDWaRESTORE "We're the Problem Solvers" Corner of Airport Blvd. / Sanford Ave STO RE S E R V IC E STO RETO U RS. 330-1141 322-3568 SAT. 7 3 0 - 4 : 0 0 c. I t �Sanford Herald F R ID A Y d o m in a te S A C IN B R I E F Southeast Sem inole set to start OVIEDO — Th e Southeast Seminole Babe R u t h B a s e b a ll L e a g u e , s e r v in g th e Qvledo/Tuskawtlla areas, will open Us second season o f play on Saturday. Ceremonies will be conducted at Oviedo High School’s field begin­ ning at 9:30a.m. There are four divisions o f play within the Southeast Seminole organization: Peanuts (TBall). PeeWees (coach-pitch), Bambino (10 to 12-year-olds) and Babe Ruth (13 to IS). Coaching teams this year for Southeast Seminole are (by division): Peanut — John Best (Yankees), Don Bledsoe (Cubs), John Elchner (Mets) and Gerald Ryblckl (Cardinals). PeeWees — Ron King (Yankees). Bill Law (Mets), Wayne Boyle (Cubs) and Mark Sardo •(Cardinals). Bamblnos — Bob Scott and Chris Richards (Yankees). Frank Scuccl, Bryan Hart and Chris DeJullo (Cubs). Jerry Golsteyn and Rick Plotrowskl (Cardinals) and Mickey Norton. Ryan Alklre, Nick Sdortlno, Eddie Norton and Al losue (Mets). Babe Ruth (which will play In a league with three teams from the Longwood Babe Ruth organization) — Joe Scutcro (Mets) and Mario Ambroslo. Chris Keene and Todd Woodard (Yankees). Knights bounce back with win ORLANDO — T h e University o f Central Florida Knights. 23-8. received strong pitching from freshman Marc Roberts and senior Pat Hubbard to key a 6-1 win over Bradley. 4-6. In the Dr. Pepper UCF Classic Thursday night at the UCF Baseball Complex. Roberts, a right hander, earned his first college win by pitching five Innnlngs and scattering six hits. Hubbard picked up his first save o f tne season, allowing Just two hits over the last four Innings. UCF scored live runs In the first three runs and was never seriously challenged after that. Th e losing pitcher was starter Doug Sholtls. who gave up six hits, five runs (all earned) In five Innings. Th e Knights will play Bradley again this evednlng al 7 p.m. while Princeton, an’ TT-I winner oyct-Ml—onrl earlier Thurwiay,.i.Ul far -thfJTtger^-.gaU Ui d ay at-4-p-m ----------------------- Top-ranked FSU roils on TALLAH ASSEE — John Wasdln and two other Florida Slate pitchers combined to shut out Northern Iowa for the second day In a row. givin g the Scmlnoles a 3-0 victory Thursday for their 15th straight win. Wasdln (3-0) got the win as he faced only 15 batters tn his five innings of action. LaWhtt Llzzm ore struck out four and allowed only a hit In two innings, and John Ncdcau struck out three over the final two Innings for top-ranked Florida State (25-3). Brandon Murray (0-2) walked three and struck out four over seven innings Tor Northern Iowa (0-11). BASKETBALL Heat's Sherman put is cast MIAMI — Sherman Douglas, the Miami Heat's leader in scoring and assists, had his ankle placed in a cast and will not play at least two games, the team said Thursday. Douglas sprained his left ankle In Wednesday night's loss to Indiana, and the cast was placed on It by the team physician. Douglas will miss Friday's game against San Antonio and will not travel to Atlanta for Saturday's game against the Hawks. On Monday the cast will be removed, and Douglas will I kday-to-day thereafter, according to a team release. AUTO RACING Spring 200 this weekend BARBERV1LLE - The traveling NASCAR Busch Grand National Series will return to Florida for the final time In 1001 to make Its only short track appearance In the state for the Spring 200 at Volusia County Speedway this Sunday. The 200-lap race will offer posted awards of $93,628. the largest purse ever |xi!d for am event at the half-mile oval. Th e March race date will Ik- a departure for the speedway, which has hosted a late Juneearly July event for the Busch Series the past tw o years. Another change will tie a Sunday afternoon race, scheduled to start at 2 p.m.. instead of a Saturday night event. Th e 32-car starting field for the race will be determined In time trials al 7 p.m! ou Saturday. Compiled from wlro and staff reports. B E S T B E T S O N TV BASKETBALL □ 8 and 10:30 p.m. - W CPX 6. College. NCAA Men's Tournament. |L) C om plete listing en P a g e 2B March 22, 1991 schools' two doubles trams advanc­ ing to the semifinals. If the Lion girls took care of business this morning, they won their third consecutive SAC tllle. The Ram boys were faced with the challenge of having to live up to the reputation that had been built for them by word o f mouth during the course of the season. "W e're trying lo fill Ihe big shoes that everybody's created for us." said first-year Lake Mary boys' coach Scott Reagan. "People heard that we were getting a couple o f players and suddenly we had this reputation as a strong team. Now we have to prove U tom orrow." Standing In the way are the Lake Lion girls, Ram boys have sights on conference titles B p TONY DoSORMIM Herald Sports Editor A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S Through the end o f play last night al Sanlando Park, there were no surprises In the Seminole Athletic Conference tennis tournament. And If that continued this morning. Oviedo's girls and Lake Mary's boys are now the 1991 SAC tennis champions. Play was to pick up this morning nt 8 a.m. with the singles champi­ onship matches. The doubles semi­ finals should have begun sometime around 9:30 a.m. with the champi­ onship matches beginning about 11:30 a.m. Both the Oviedo girls and Lake Mnry boys came Into the two-day tournament prohibitive favorites and both played like It Thursday, (he two squads being represented In all five o f their respective singles fin a ls th is m o rn in g and both Brantley Patriots, who are repre­ sented In Ihrce o f the five singles finals and still have both doubles teams alive. But Patriot Coach Frank Gooch Is one of those who have been singing the praises o f the Rams this season. "W e will have to play outstanding tennis tomorrow if we expect to w in ." said Gooch. "Th ey (Lake Mary) arc strong. T h ey ’re one o f the strongest teams I've seen.” Head-to-head matches between the two schools Include Lake Mary's Jason Appel facing Lake Brantley's Jon Johnson In the finals at No. I singles. Lake Mary's Jason White playing Lake Brantley's Scott Ryan Tennis, Pane 2B Raiders split with St. John’s ■y PHIL SMITH Herald Correspondent SANFORD — For the second time In three days, the Seminole Community College Raiders could not put two good games together, splitting a women's softball doubleheader with St. John's River Community College Thursday afternoon. SCC won the first game 9-1 but lost the nightcap 6-3. SCC. 13-6 overall and 12-6 tn the North Central Conference, could do no wrong In the first game, pounding out 17 hits and playing superb defense. The Raiders started out strong, scoring twice In the bottom of the first Inning. Marie Peters led ofT wllh u single and went all the way lo third when (he ball was mlsplaycd In the outfield. She scored on Julie Barton's ground out. Gerry McCory then tripled to deep center field and scored on Jennifer Thomas' sacrifice fly. Leading 5 1 In the fifth Inning. SCC put the game away with a four-run outburst. Barton led off with a single and McCory followed wllh a single to right, taking second on the throw to third. Barton then scored when the throw from second was dropped by the catcher. Thomas followed with a single scoring McCory. After Denise Howell singled. Bobble Osborne doubled to left, scoring Thomas and Howell. Sem inole Community C olle ge 's Gerry M cC ory (No. 18) hit a triple and scored a run In Ihe first Inning to help the Raiders to an early lead over SI. J o h n 's River Com m unity on Thursday. SCC did a complete 180-dcgrcc turn In the second, game as ..Hie. Raiders muld tlo nptlppg d e n s e that led •TO'stjruncametfTunarr .................. ........ ■'You c o in *hwke nine crro fsln one game unri* expect to win,” said SCC Couch Ilcanu Gallagher. "Those type of mistakes will kill you every tim e." The Raiders will travel to Cocoa to participate In the Brevard Community College Tournament on Friday and Saturday afternoons before returning to their conference schedule Tuesday afternoon with a trip to Ocala to face the Central Florida Community College Patriots. FIRST 0 AM E St. M m 'tC C S«minol* CC IK HI 800 • — I 14* I — » 1 It 4 1 Ho*li*r and Bordan Hawaii and Colbart WP — Howtll I I ] it IP - H otlitf (7 111 DP - Nona >B - SJCC. Bordan. SCC. OWorna )B - SCC. McCory H R -N o n a SECOND OAME St. JoAn'l CC Ml Ml I - * 4 « Saminota CC 111 Ml I - 1 II f Hoaliar and Bordan Howtll and Colbart WP — Hoaltar I I 14] LP - Hawaii OJ 4) OP - Nona IB - SJCC. Brown IB - Nona HR Nona Racordi — SJCC • 14. 4 14 North Central Conferenca. SCC 114,12 4NCC Lyman girls blank Oviedo Greyhounds pound Creek From ataH raporta From ataH raporta OVIEDO - Staked lo a 2-0 lead In the top of the first Inning, pitcher Susan Willis made Ihe advantage stand up as she thtrw a shutout to lead Lyman to a 2-0 win over Oviedo In a Seminole Athletic Con­ ference soflball game Thursday al Redbug Lake Park. PORT ORANGE - Doug Porter and Andy Spolskl Ini back-lo-back two-run singles lo highlight a sixrun second Inning, sparking llir Lyman Greyhounds in a 12-2 rout ol host Spruce Creek III a high scluxil baseball game played Thursday night. The game was slopped after live Innnlngs hv die 10-run rule. Alter s | K )iiln g Ihe Hawks a 1-0 leud In the first In n in g , the Greyhounds exploded for six in the mp of the second. Frank Hariner In-gun the rally by drawing a walk Shane Odum followed with an Infield till in-fore Donny Hazier lilt ihe first ol Ills two doubles, scoring Hariner After Shawn Stuckey was hit by a pitch tn load the bases. Porter stroked a single that scored Odom and ILi/lcr. Spolskl followed with Ins two-run single and luler scored Ihe sixth run of tin- inning Sluckey launched a three-run home run In highlight Lyman's four-run rally In tin- fourth inning Lyman finished with 13 tills Sluckey itad a single to go wllh ills home run* while liu/ler had two doubles, an RBI and three runs scored Porter <uulribuird a double, single and two KB! Spolksi added The win Improves Lym an's record to 5-3 overall. 3-3 In the SAC. Jennifer Forston was 3-for-l to lead the G re y h o u n d s ' a ttack . Mlchclk- Bishop was 2-for-t with a run scored us Jodie Belaud went 2 -foM wllh an RBI. Willis scored ihe o th er run w h ile J e n n ife r Krueger had I he other RBI Barhle Bartels suffered the loss for the Oviedo Lions. The closest the Lions came to scoring was In the bottom of the sixth, when they put runners at first and second with one out. The next batter hit a ground ball that the Greyhounds tried to convert Into a double play. They got the force at second tan the Ihniw lo first was wild Lym an first b asem an C arrie Scranton quickly retrieved lhe trail and made lire throw to catcher Wendt Baccy, who was able lo tug out the runner trying to score Irotn second on the play. The Greyhounds’ next game will be a home contest next Wednesday against the Lake Miry Rams at 4 p.m See Lym an. Page 2B Lyman Ml III Sprite# Cnik H«t»k> Photo bf Tommjr Vincent Lyman junior pitcher Jason Goodpastor (left) took advantage ol a 13-hit explosion by h is Greyhounds teammates in beating the Spruce Creek Haw ks on Thursday night The win raises G oodpastor’s 1991 record lo 3 0 44 M ________ ! _______ JL___________________-_____________ « X ------------------------ ------ - - - ------------ 4 I _ Spoilt! Al,«* S*«rtr 111 *nd Goodpat'or and Kwimpli WP Coottpotlor [1 Ol LP *•»•» IB Lyman BalXr 111 Po»>*f Sprue* CfMk 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 * II I I > 4 - - ■ ----- �I — Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Friday, March 22, i&at _ * - «, t - Turner, Reynolds lead Magic around Spurs S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S ZD 0 Friday BASEBALL VmHy Laka Howall at Swnlnola, 3:30 p.m. Lake Walr at Lake Maty, 7 p.m. Oetadoat Lyman, 7 p.m. Laka Brantley at DaLand, 7 p.m. Junior Vanity Laka HoweU at Laka Brantley, 7*>.m. SOFTBALL Laka Mary at Euatia. Vanity at 4 p.m. with iunlor vanity to follow. Laka Brantley at Palm Beach Gardena, 7 p.m. AMT h en KIT AMI RICAN LEAKE New Yark S##tt* CaHteml* CMcaga Kama* City T eu a Oakland 4 4 Detroit 4 Milwaukee ] NATIONAL 1.1AMUR CMcaga NewYark San Diego SanFranctoco Seminole Athletic Conference tournament at Sanlando Park, Altamonte Springs. Singles flnata at 8 am., doubles aemltlnala at 9:30 a.m., doubles flnala at 11:30 a.m. TRACK and FIELD Olds Winter Park Invitational. Showalter Field, 4 p.m. BASEBALL Lake Mary el DaLand, 1 p.m. Mainland at Oviedo. 1 p.m. Junior Vanity Lyman at Oviedo, 4 p.m. TRACK Md FIELD Boys Winter Park Relays. Showalter Field, 9 a.m. Lyman at Ocala, 9 a.m. Al_.___ LeeAneUes PMtoMgMa NOTE: lent d in gj lie* Re net Pel. .tjj a ■ .41* .417 ii n v* AH It 44 ■ Portland ■ LALahar* JI7 .IN .m m .71* LACUggen w .714 ■ A ll ; r am 4 4 JOB I 7 417 5 • .157 1 • -U7 s M AH 4 to JM game* count In » l « v It 1 . 11 I4to Uto l*to ■ clinched playotl berth MauachuwttoU.ltenaN.OT Stanford 7J Southern IIIIno!1 4* Colorado El. Arhmwa* State 71 . .March n Maisachusatts-Slanlard winner vs. .•p.m . ___ (R U rch ll ConrwcllcuttJ North Carolina Slate 71 C*m*anS7, Jammi ■oelanat IwdUna. 7:31 pm. ' Ian Aaktnbat Mlt nd. 7iMp.aj Mlaail at Atlanta, liM pa*. New Jerin at Cleveland. 7:Mpm. Dana* at Orlaad*. 7iM p m . Philadelphia at WatMngton. 7:3t p.m. Indiana at Chicago, t: 30p.m. New Yark at Houtton, l:Mp.m. Milwaukaa at Denver, *:M pm. MMne*eta*tU4eh.t:Mpm. LA Clipper* at Goldin Sta*. 10: M p.m. Phoenix at Sacramento. W:M pm. Detroit at SanAntonia 1pm. Charlotte el Portland I pm Saatt* at LA Lekerj >0:3*pm. y, March t l Carvwcllcut (144) v j Ctemsen m-W). MIDCAIT REOtONAL iT M L in TantNMM 40. WGtMm Kentucky 51 Auburn SB. VandwbiR 45 At KnaxvRto, Tt Saturday. March 31 Term***** (Z7-S) v j Auburn (I4S), 1:07 p.m. MIDWEST RESIOttAL At AeaNn, Texet It] Virginia 70. Ohlohoma Sto* 51 Lamar t), Arkema* 75 At Aaalta. Texas Saturday. March 13 Virginia (141) v». Lamar (141). f p.m. i>— m — i - aii W IS T RI0I04M L ~1AN ANTONIO ( I t ) ) OB II IJto JJ'l )7 »to Elliott 414 44 14. Cummlngt 11-11 J4 17. ReMnton I-IS Ml 35. W Andenoi 4-* I t IJ Strickland 44 4-4 a Win*** 14 SO 4. Pr****y 47 00 0, Greenwood M IJ j Johnaon 1-14* J ScMntilwt 44 44 0. Tbtol* 40*3n 34143. ORLANDO (INI Scott 4)4 44 17. Turner 410 34 II, Kl* M 1-1X Sfcliet M l 44 11. N.Anderton IJM 34 17, Acre* 4144 J Reynold* 7-147132. Amity 73404. Wiley 41440.Totel(34«3433105. SaaAMta* M )7 S3 33—1*3 Orlisii tl SI M H—IIS 3 Point go*I*—San Anton* 44 (Cummlngt 41, Prouay 41, Elliot* 43), Orlando 41} (Reynold* I J Skllat 13. Scott 14. Turner 41). Fouled out—None. Rebound*—San An­ ton* 47 (Roblnton to), Orlando N (Kl*. N.Anderton 7). AttJitt—Sen Antonio 17 (Strickland I), Orlando II (Ski**. *). Total foul*—San Antonio 17, Orlando 14. Technical—San Antonio Illegal detente. A—15,077. MEN NCAA Tournament •y The A* tec lated Pret* .All Tima* KIT ■AST N IM M U tL Al The Maadewiand* Arena Eat! Rettwriard. N.J. , Friday. March a North Carolina (17 5) vt. Eatlern Michigan _U44UL33p*- Tamp* (11-0) vt. Oklahoma Sto* (14 7). 30 mlnulotellor comp, olllrtl gam* Rog*nel Otmplaaokip Sunday, March M A) The M u down ed* Arana Eatl Rvtkortord. N.J. Temple Oklahoma Slat* winner vt. North Carolina Eitlem Michigan winner, 1:40pm. SOUTHEAST REQIONAL BaaLtnal SuitHIlLMia ™ W JfFW EvRII O TTniiMMifSi Al The CharM* CaHteum Char***. N.C Thurtday, March II Ark anu i OJ Alabama 70 Kantat 5J Indiana U R*g*nal ChampiantMp A) The Cher bile Cellteum CharM*. H.C Saturday, March 31 Kama* (357) vt. Arkantat 1341). 4:40 p.m. MIDWEST REQIONAL RtgWnal Semifinal! Al The Sihrerdem* Pontiac Mich. Friday, March 13 Oh* Sta* (17 3) vt. SI. John'* (33*), 3:40 p.m. Duka (M3) vt. Connecticut (1410), M minute* oiler comp, ol Bril game Regtenal ChampiantMp At The Siku rdeme Pent lac Mich. Sunday, March 14 Ouk* Connacllcul winner vt Ohio Stale SI. John'* winner. 4p.m. WEST REQIONAL R tg*n*l Samllinalt Al The Kingdom* Saatt* Thurtday. March 11 Salon Holl 51. Arliona 73 UNLVSJUUH4* Stsimsl On mplwihlp At Ttw Kingdom* Soatt* Saturday, March II Salon Hall (15 4) vt. UNLV 111 01.7 Olp m. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTHE1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO. *4 HOI C A I4 K C O L L E C T IV E F E D E R A L SAVINGS BANK. Itwrera tiled me Jtth day ot Augutt, IW0. In O R Book 11*1 Page* 1011 through lot*. Public Rtcordt Ol Semi not* County. Florida, together with an un divided Interett In the common tie men It and limited common element* declared In ta d Dec larallen ot Condominium to bo an appurtenance to the above Condominium Unit O R D E R E D a l Sam lnolo County, Florida, thit l*th day ol March. It*I AAARYANNE AAORSE At Clerk. Circuit Court Seminote. Florida By JanoE Jatawk At Deputy Clerk Publith March 73. )*. IN I QEOIOJ_________________ ____ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIRCUIT CIVIL purtuanl to the Order or Final Judgmanl entered In Ihlt cauta in the Circuit Court tor Seminole County. Florida. I will Mil the .properly tlluatod In Seminole County, Florida, detcribedat: LOT J HERMITAGE. UNIT ONE. ACCORDING TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 31. PAGE 4J PUBLIC RECORDS O F S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FLORIDA al public tale, to the highatl and bet I bidder, lor cath. el the W ett Front Door. Seminole County CourthouM Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, el II 00 A M on the Ulh day ot May. Ittl HON MARYANNE AHORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By JaneE Jatewic Publith March IS. 73. INI DEO 115 ~ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION Cat* Ha *4 54(5 C A14 0 CLENOALE FEDERAL DANK. FSB \ THE FINAL FOUR Al The Homier Dame Indianapellt Legal Notices Plainlltt. vtBHUCE E VANDYNE JERI E. VAN DYNE Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE Nolle* It hereby given that, purtuanl to a Final Judgmanl ol F o rtclo tu re antared In the above tly le d caute. In IN* C ircu it Court o l Sem inole County. Florida. I will Mil lh* properly tlluatod In Seminole County. Florida, and being more luily detcribed et taitowt L ot I I . W H IS P E R IN G WINDS, according to the map or plal thereof a* recorded in Plat Book IS. Pag* 10. Public Roc ordt ol Seminole County. Fieri da at public Mto. to the highetl and betl biddar. tor cath. *> th* Wetl tronl tlept ol in* Semlnoto County Court HouM. *• Sanford. Florida, al II 00 A M on April U Ittl WITNESS my hand and ltd Mai ol thit Court on March It. Ittl (SEAL) AAARYANNE MORSE. Clerk oi Circuit Court By Jan* E Jatewic Deputy Clerk Publith AAarch 11. I t Ittl OED 307 O R LA N D O — J e ff T u rn er Knew he couldn't go over David Robinson, so he did the next best thing. He went around him. Turner's reverse layup put Orlando ahead for good, and Jerry Reynolds hit two free t h r o w s a n d b lo c k e d S e a n EtlloU’d 3-point shot In (he final 10 seconds to help the Magic hold off (he San An(onio Spurs for a 105-103 vlc(ory on Thurs­ day night. WOMEN Ait Time* 1ST ■AST REGIONAL Ortaae* H4, SanAabade m HouttonM. Sacramento(7 UtahWLChart** *4 Oetdwi Sta* 1M, Dwver in Legal Notices- De'endanlt .717 .A t 4*7 AN M l JO J77 Clavetandat MirvwMta. I p.m. Atlanta vj WatMngton at Baltlmorvi, I . p.m. NewYarkat Dallaj t:M p.m. Saatt* at PhMnlx, JM p.m. Char*t*at LA Cllppirj 10:30pm. MlIwaukaeat LA Latere, to:Mpm. N B A S T A N D IN G S NOTICE OF SALE Notice It hereby given that. M 1* M M 14 44 47 CMcagaat FMledMjMa, 71Mp.m. pm. H0.M4IMCA 14K M* MW New Jertey at Dotrell, 1p.m. Plthburgh*. Rotten 4 Phlladtlphla IJ New York Yankee* 5 St. Leu* 1. Lea Anp**t a Atlanta J Montreal 3 New York Mat* J Hanlon 3 T o u t J Mlnnooota 111 Inning* Kama* City 1. Detroit t Baltimore 11. Taron** Chicago Whl* Son J Cincinnati 3 Celltemla 7, Oakland J to Inning* CMcaga Cub* tj Milwaukaa 5 San Dtogo (it ) n . laatt* at Tampa. Aril., ecd.. rain San Francisco (M l 1A San D*go ( u ) * Ian FrancUco ( i t ) v». Claveland al Tucaan.ccd-.raln Friday* aaMa* Taron* * t St. Loui* at St. Petanburg. 1;N p.m. Montreal v j Atlanta at Weil Palm Beach. 1:05 p.m. Lo» Angola* (*•) r t Philadelphia al Clearwater, 1:81p.m. Kama* City ( u ) v». So*ton at Winter Haven. 1:05pm. Cincinnati (u ) w Kama* City (u t at Halnat City, 1 05 p.m. Detroit v*. Clnetonatt (to) at Plant City, 1:01p.m. Tax** v j Pltt»bur*i at Bradenton, t:U p.m. Houtkon v j Now York M o* at Port St. Luc*. 1:19p.m. MliwwMta v j Baltimore at Sereiola. 1:35 p.m. Chkapo Cub* v j Cleveland al Tucion. Aril., 1:01 p.m. San Frand*ca v j Saatt* at Ttmpo. Aril., 3:01p.m. Oakland (u ) vt. Milwaukaa at Chandler, Aril.. 1:01p.m. Chicago Whl* So* v*. New York Yank*** at Fort Laudarda*. 7:Mp.m. Oakland (U ) vt. Lot Angela* (u ) al New Or lean*. 1:01p.m. STAND ARD FED ERAL S A V I N G S B A N K , l/ k / a STAND ARD FED ERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plainlltt. vt JOSIAHP McSPEDOCN. el at. 41 41 44 M 11 » M ■I Legal Notice I will tell lo the hlghett end b eil bidder lor cath in the SEMINOLE County Courthoute. M l N Park A.enue Sanlord FleriJa 31771. al 11:90 A M an tho Hth day ol April. Ittl. fha following deter bed property at M l term in ta d Order or Final Judgment, to wit UNIT NUMBER 44 LAKE KATHRYN VILLAGE, a Can dominium, according to the Dec laration ol Condominium ol Lake Kathryn Village, a Con dominium and eihibltt annaitd 44 m .Ml Legal Notice Delendanl(t) Ohtahwn* I J ProvIdwK* 74 i wt im Oakland vt. Cleveland at Tucton, Aril., 1:01p.m. Milwaukaa vt. San Diego at Yuma. Arli., 1:01p.m. San Frencl*ce vt. Chicago Cub* al Mata. Arlt..l:01p.m. Saatt* vt. California al Palm Spring*. Calif . 4 01p m Detroll v*. Minnevjl* at Fort M yerj 7:11 p.m. Clnclnnall vt. New York Met* (u ) al Port St. Luc*. 7:15 pm. NOTICE OF SALE 117710 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuanl M an Order Scheduling Forecloture Sale entered in (hit cate now pending In u id Court. 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Atlanta v j Lot Angela* al Vaco Beach. 1:11 Plaintill. JJ 14.4*3 t* O 41 JS4 17 I* 47 NS Jiv, 447 Ninth race-1/11 Ci ll.M 4 Mlkeyt T r li* 14J0 440 440' • B w » Chomp 1.40 440 iT h ’t Fail Copy 340 a <441 M M P (441 70.44T (4-41) 3M.N 1 M h r***-l/ lJ B i3 J N ISfcChamptomh 7.M 110 MO • Frank* I* Fail 7M J40 1Mahatma Coat 4.00 Q (34) 4740 P (34) l« . M T (34-1) 347.44 vl KATHLEEN E ua . et e l . 11 .74* - n M .ua t4 Chart** Pint race —1/14.1134.fl lE 'lJ u t l* 1440 J.SO 140 4 K rally Kat* 441 JM 3 Elegant 8*11* 140 Q(J-4) 114*P tM )4 M 4 T {M -ll IM44 Sacand race-J/I, Dt M47 I Senior Mlu 14.40 JM 4.40 7 Grand Sly* 11.00 1.40 $ BoP's Klim s 10,40 0 (M l IN 4 I P (M l 11744 T C1-7-S) MlJ40 Saturdayt Gam«* DO (1-1) 1144* I <M A I-A ll) 47*4* Houtton vt. Bo*ton (itI at Winter Haven. Third race—l/lt, M: 1144 1:01p.m. IC r'tlrlih Lad y 740 4.40 4.10 Chicago Whl* Sox (tt) v j Now York 7 Captain Slab u.oo too Yankee* it Fori Laudarda*. I 05p.m. SAhElvl* 340 Baltimore v j Kama* City al Halnat City, Q (57) 11444 P (M ) 7*40 T ( M U M040 1:05 p.m. Philadelphia v* Cincinnati al Plant City, Paorih raca —1/14. Di 1141 1:01p.m. J Do Bo Jo 11.00 7.M 140 Lot Ang**t (t t ) vt. Montreal at W**t 1Circuit Bat 4 40 4.M 2 Beds's Dakota aan Palm Beach. 1:05p.m. Atlanta « New York Mat* a* Port 11. « 11-41 4144 P (1-11 K M * V 44-1-1) 44JM LUC*.UMWJ>-------- |S2I V -A , o o iiM s n x t- M v r ' r — ............ Mlnnete* vt. Texat at Port ChartoNJ'1:30 F lf1 h ra c 4 -in jM il1 .il p.m. lC r*i How* Lyn 11 1* 440 3.00 Si. L ou llvj Detroit at LakalandL 1:30 4 m. 4 Wright Enota 3.40 140 Bolton (it) v j Chicago Whl* So* (at) at 3 Chaatin Don 440 Sdfitoti, l.M o m. ------ ...QUA) 3J3UUS-5J173.10-T.(44 31744.4*------- — P.M*eo»ki, vtr-Ttmwiu-gr-MHWUh,—rasWith race-1/1J Di 7* 74 p.m. 1 Jitter! 4 SO 4 U M0 Ciavaland v j San rranOKO al Scotlida*. • DcJ» Nell 4.M 310 Aril.. 3:01 p.m. 4MoonSpoonJune 440 Chicago Cub* v*. Oakland (u ) al Phoenix, Q (M l IJM P 114) 17.M T (1-44) 11440 1:05 p.m. Oakland v j Let Angel** (u ) at New Seventh race—1/1J A i 3J** ■ Ky’» Ralph H40 1)40 1.00 Or team, 1:05 p.m. Saatt* v j California at Palm Spring*. 1 Pan'* Darlln I I 00 3.M Calll.. 4:05 p.m. 1 Ur Lover Boy l.M Milwaukaa v j San Diego al Yuma. Aril., O (14) 414* P (1-1) I H H T 114-1) 4N40 S t :01p.m. (H -l-1) 117140 Sunday** Game* EtfMhrtco —1/lJDi 31.11 New York Mott (t t ) vt. Now York Yankee* IFttlThang 13.40 1.10 3.40 ( i t ) at Fort Laudarda*. 1:01p.m. ■ Nanlo’tZeoy JM 1.40 Toronto v j SI. Loultat SI. Pettnburg, 1:01 *N *N *St*gO tt 4 00 Q (14131M P (14) O N T (1-4411*4.40 P Now York Yankee* (tt) vt. Montreal at Uthrac* —5/14. C: 11.31 4LockOut 7.40 340 1.40 SSI Stiver Bul*t l.M *00 1AteenItic 140 D(45) 114#P 04) 41*4 T (441) Ill.M 14thrace —1/J A: 1J14 IMytllc Rapper 0.40 500 144 4Polo Edipt* 1140 140 5Hp t Red Hoi 1*0 5Gunther Buth 170 Q (14) 45.MP 114) 15JM T U 411 IS/.MT 1144) 117MSII45-51115.M (1>45) MI N H—I3J0.I47, A-1.40* at I* 411 t* 4* 17.1*7 11 wirriaNCQNPiaiNca - Pit. It » i DetrNt Atlanta Indiana W to St.Louli Atlanta Cincinnati TEN MS II II • * 7 e • 4 4 5 ■-CMcaga At LatVtgat Thuraday, March 1) Stanford 3J Washingtan 47 Georg* 57. Long Baad i St. 77 A l LatVtgat Saturday, March U Stanford (U S ) v* Georgia 1141), 11mid. T N I FINALFOUR Ml Eatl champion vs. Mid***) champion Mkteetl champion v j Weal champion ■y, March i i Semifinal winner*. 4 p.m. Natteaal lavttattenTaurM mant All Timet 1ST M Cal Fartey CaUaaum Amarilte, T*ia* ThanNay, March II Kantat 71, Loutovll* M HouitonSJ Northern llllnoli 71 Indian* 110. Alabama Birmingham 71 Santa Cara SI. Notre Dam* At Th e win stopped a four-game losing streak for Orlando, which led by 11 points before San Antonio made up the deficit with a 10-8 spurt in the last five minutes o f the third quarter. The loss was the third In four games fo r th e S p u r s , w h o a re challenging Utah for first place In the Midwest Division despite losing nine or their last 12 road games. Nick Anderson, who led-th e Magic with 27 points, found Turner cutting to the basket along the baseline for the layup that gave Orlando a 103-102 lead with 21 seconds left. Turner avoided the outstretched arms o f Robinson, who blocked four shots but couldn't reach the most Important one of the game. "It feels great to do that, but It’s not really my gam e." Turner said. "H e (Robinson) committed to go to one side and 1 was able to take It to the other side. " It was a real adrenalin rush because the guy Is maybe the best shot-blocker In the league," Turner added. "Even to get a clean shot off on him Is a rush for m e." Reynolds' free throws made It 105-102 after San Antonio's Rod Strickland turned the ball over trying to go one-on-one against TennisContinued from I B for the No. 2 singles title and Lake Mary's Jack Whigham battling L a k e B r a n t le y 's P au l F arquaharson at No. 3 singles. In the oth er fin als, Lake M a r y 's R ya n R o g e r s p la y s Lyman’* Marcus Sonntaa for the No. 4 singles crown while Lake BASEBALL Mary's Jake Garman takes on 7 p .m , — S U N . C o lla g e, S outh ern DeLand's Scott Shields for the M lululppi at Florida Sta* ---------- NcvS single 3-erow nr------------------OF l A t K I T H I » _____ 7:30 p m. — WCPX 4. NCAA Eait Regional, A p p e l. W h ite , W h lg h n m . North Carolina v*. c attem Michigan, |L) Rogers and Garman are all the 10 p.m. - WCPX 4, NCAA Midwett top seeds In their respective Regional,Connecticut wDuk*. (L) NBA division white Johnaon. Ryan. 7:30 p.m. GN. Chicago B u ll* ot Farquaharson. S on n tag and PhlladtlpM* 74ert, (L ) Shields are the No. 2 seeds. SOX INS ■ p.m. — UN. Aaron Davl* vt. Johnny da to The closest any o f the boys' Rota. Iunlor Ilghlw elgM j (L ) top seeds came to getting upset 5:30 p.m. — ESPN. Ray Mercer vt. Rocky Thursday was when Lyman's Sokorthl.heovywglghh. ID OOLF Brad Gornto extended Johnson 4 p.m. — ESPN. Sartor PGA International. to three sets before losing 4-6. <L> 6-4.6-3 In their semifinal match. S it u r iif COLLEOEBASKETBALL In this morning's semifinals o f I p.m. — SC. Tennatm* at Kentucky, (L ) No. 1 doubles, the top-seeded 1 p.m. — CV. Or. Pipper Clauic. Contola duo o f Lake Mary's Appel and lion Gam*. (L ) 1:30p.m. — SUN, EckardatRoltlnj ID W hite was to play Lym an's 7 p.m. — SC. Dr. Prapor Clauic. Champ! Gornto and Joey Mitchell. The onthlpGem*. (L ) secon d-seeded pair o f Lake 7:30p.m. — SC, R u tg in *1 Miami, (L ) EXHIBITION BASEBALL Brantley's Johnaon and Scott lp.m . —OR. Atlanta v j NYAAett. (L ) w as to face the w in n er o f 1:30 p.m. — GN. Botlon v j Chicago White Thursday night's match be­ Sox. (L ) 1:30 p.m. — 34. SJ Mlnntiota r j T e x a j tween Seminole’s Van Kao and (L ) Tyler Gray and Lake Howell's COLLEOEBASKETBALL Jon Floyd and Josh Stodart. Noon — ESPN, NCAA Woman E at) Re glonal I Inal. (L ) Lake Mary's Whigham and 1 p.m. - WESH J NCAA II Tournament. Rogers, the top seed In No. 2 Champtomhlp Gama, (L) doubles, took on Mike Malys and 1 p m - ESPN. NCAA Women AAMoatt Regional Itnal. (L I Jonas Stodart from Lake Howell 4:40 p.m. — W CPX J NCAA Tournament t h is m o r n in g w h ile L a k e South**!! Regional final. IL) Brantley’ s Farquaharson and 7 p.m. — WCPX h NCAA Tournament. Tyler Reding, the No. 2 seeds, Wett Regtonel ttnal. (L ) * p m - ESPN. NCAA Women Midwett played Dan Gastl and Sonnlag of Ragtonal ttnal, IL ) Lyman. Midnight - ESPN. NCAA Woman Well Regional ttnal. (L ) F o r O v i e d o C o a c h D on NBA G u s t a fs o n a n d h is t e a m , 7-30 p.m. — SUN. Dalle* Maverick* al T h u rs d a y ’ s op en in g rounds Orlando Magic. (L ). alio at 10p.m. 0:30 p.m. — GN. Indana Pacer 1 at Chicago went wtlhoul Incident. Bull*. (L) ‘ ‘ T h e y ’ re doing what Ihey BOWLINS 3 p m - W FTV*. Bud Light Open. (L ) BOX I NO 10 p m — SH. M h* Tyion v ! Reror Ruddock FIOURE SKATINO 3 p m - WESH 3. SportiWorld IN I Champtomhlp*. •ahibiltom performance* GOLF 4 p m -W E S H 3 .U S F A G C Ia u lc .ID 4 p.m. - ESPN. LPGA. PING Clauic. ID * p m - ESPN. Senior PGA Vintage International, (L I FOOTBALL * p m. - US. W LAF. Montreal Machine al Birmingham Fire. IL ) HORSE RACINO 5 top m —SC. CulhtreamHandicap. ID TENNIS I p.m. — ESPN. International Player* Champtomhlp. woman* tingle* (Inal. I L I MISCELLANEOUS 4 30pm - W F T V *. Wide World ol Sport! 10.35 p m — TBS, US. Olympic Goto Skiing. Lugo BASEBALL I ) JOpm - WMJK AM (1370). Eahibitton. Houtton Aitrot v j New York Mat* MISCELLANEOUS 1 p m — w a r s A M lllto).Sporttilna 4 10 p m -W W N 2 AM 1)401. Sport! Tam 4 10pm -W B Z S A M IIin t . SportiScen* Saturday BASEBALL 13 40pm — WMJK Am 11730). Eahibllten. Houtton Altro* vt. Botkin Red Soi I U p m - W W W AM 17401. NCAA. South***! Regional Final BASKETBALL 4.40 p m - W W NZAM 17*0) NCAA. South***! Ragtonal link 7 30 p m - WWNZ AM (701 NBA. Oallai Maverick* el Or undo Magic MISCELLANEOUS * a m - WBZS A M 11)701. Weekend iporti update l a m - WBZS AM (1370). NBA Beet the Magic's Scott Sklles. The fifth-year pro finished with 22 points, but the outcome was still In dou b t u n til he b lo c k e d Elliott's 3-polnt attempt from behind and picked up the looac ball. Terry Cummings paced San A n t o n i o w i t h 27 p o i n t s . Robinson had 25 points and 18 rebounds for the Spurs, who started the night ■ half-game behind the first-place J a n In the Midwest Division. Th e Spurs trailed 55-47 at halftime after shooting 30 per­ cent (6 o f 20) from the field and being outscored 32-17 In the second quarter. Strickland and W illie Anderson keyed the rally from the 11-point deficit in the third period, but San Antonio had trouble getting over the hump in the last 12 minutes. T h e gam e seesaw ed a fte r Cummings' layup put the Spurs ahead 82-81 at the start o f the fourth quarter. T h e Spurs tied the game five different times only to watch Orlando answer with points o f Its own. It wasn’ t until 2:24 remained that San A ntonio finally regained the lead, moving ahead 100-98 on two free throws by Strickland. "W e played with poise from the opening tip to the final bu zzer." said Orlando coach Matt Guokas. San Antonio slipped to 16-17 on the road this season. "W e 'v e had tons o f chances to make excuses for ourselves, but 1 think the bottom line Is w e're not pulling the games ou t." Robinson said. "W e 'v e had a lot o f opportunities to win here in the last week and a h a lf... Last year we pulled out nil these kinds o f games. W e haven’t been able to do that the last couple o f weeks.” have to do." said Gustafson o f his team. "E very girl seems to be winning big." This morning's singles m at­ ches had Oviedo's Tracy Kotscos playing Lake Mary's Lori Junker In the No. 1 finals, Oviedo's Jennl Wise facing Lake Mary's Kim Dtehl In No. 2 fin als., Oviedo’s Jill W ise taking ortl Lake Brantley's Krista Grimm InV th e N o. 3 fin a ls . O vie d o 'sKilsirtia- Kfttjieas” ""playing" T a k e Mary's Jenn Wheeler for the No. 4 title and Lake Mary’s Yvonne Carrico facing Oviedo's ChristinaNeufeld for the No. 5 crown. The Kotscos and Wise sisters, along with Carrico, were all seeded No. 1 w h ile Junker. Dtehl. G rim m . W h eeler and Neufeld were seeded No. 2. Carrico had to fight off a s e m if in a l c h a l l e n g e fr o m Lym an's Angle Evans, rallying to win 1-6,6-0.64). At No. 1 doubles, top-seeded Junker and Diehl o f Lake Mary were to play DeLand'a Carrie Lewis and Jackie Baker while the second-seeded Kotscos sis­ ters o f Oviedo w ere to play Lym an's Amy Smith and Valerie Black. At No. 2 doubles. Oviedo's Wise twins, seeded No. 1. were to play Traci Mutchnlk and Wheeler o f Lake Mary. Secondseeded Heather Huddleston and Angle Evans from Lyman were supposed to play DeLand's Kelly Britton und Julie Thompson. Lym anContinued from IB two singles and four KOI. Odom also hit a pair of singles. Will Ramirez, Kevin Scott and Hnrmcr hit one single each. Scad also had an RBI. The offensive explosion helped Junior pitcher Jason Goodpastor improve his personal record to 3-0. He allowed six hits over five Innings, striking out five without walking u butter. Lym an. 11-4. will play at hom e (h is e v e n in g agulnst Oviedo at 7 p in. BASEBALL CARD SHOW S a n fo rd C iv ic C e n te r S un .. M ar. 2-t lO a m -S p m DESERT S T O R M C A R D S AVAILABLE *1 0 ,0 0 0 ° ° W INNER Jac*pd gwao sway svgry Stf. right Also p lo y t h * a ll n ow Twin Trifocta 0 4 Exciting l a w ) ThujlKtoCtogM M s TOm s 1 00 pm. . Fra* Admajon U on.W ad , So . SgaadGnup Closed Sunday Package* Amiable Sorry, you must be 18. SANFORD ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB North of Orlando, jus) oil Haty. 17-92 i 301 Dog Track Rd., Longwood into C II 323-1013 831-1600 -. i i 1 lu f r i M ( I I (4 A.a u-k. toll Ot ASI.OOIdwtcan mak* you an kutsnt �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Friday, March 22. 1W1 — •• r \ rj w 1*% Ranks swell at area yacht club IK B R I E F • V L M V M IM II Herald People Editor Group (•am t to thwart crlma Sanford Historic Waterfront Association met Tuesday at Christos Restaurant to listen to Sanford Police Chief Steve Harriett, (right) who spoke on crim e prevention. Qulltara to moat The Central Florida Quitters’ Guild will hold their monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m.. March 38, at the Sanford Chamber o f Commerce in downtown Sanford. The program will be "Getting around the Comer” In which demonstrations will be presented on mitered com ers and bindings. Guild membership encompasses the entire Central Florida area Including Seminole. Osceola, Orange. Lake. Volusia and Brevard counties. Vlsltors/guests are always welcome. S IB offers free trees The Scenic Improvement Board or Sanford Is offering free trees to residents within the city limits for a limited time until supplies are exhausted. The Master Gardners o f Seminole County will plant the tree for you at no cost, but your obligation will be to keep the tree watered for the next few months and fertilize It once after one month. Most o f the trees available are Flowering Crape Myrtles: however, some small Oaks and other trees will be available. The choice of tree w ill be at the discretion o f the Master Gardner planting the tree to put the correct tree In the best conditions for optimum health and growth. Trees will be planted in the road right of way or In the front yard where they will be visible from the street to enhance, beautify and environmentally Improve our City. To sign up for a free tree or get further Information, call 330-5681 weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nutrition cla ss to be held Seminole County 4-H Is sponsoring the third In Its Special Interest Food & Nutrition Classes on Thursday, March 28 at the Seminole County 4-H Office from 10 a.m. — Noon at the Seminole County Extension Office at Five-Points. Th e Class. “ Sunny Side U p." will give participants ages 8-18 years of age the opportunity to make simple fast and easy breakfast Items. Cost for the class Is 92 to cover materials. Class size Is limited so pre-registration Is required. Call the Seminole County 4-H "ufnee ar3i'J-"250G.TlXfr5S6Cr(b fcgisfirTSeinlndle County 4-R is the youth development program of the Cooperative Extension Service and is open to all regardless o f race, color, creed, or national origin Narcotics Anonymous to meet Narcotics Anonymous meets Friday at 11 p.m. at the House o f Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Old cars put in limelight The Celery City Cruisers, an antique and classic automobile club In Seminole County, sponsors a display of old cars each Saturday from 7-10 p.m. In the Wal-Mart parking lot behind Wendy’s on U.S. Highway 17-92. Sanford. Non-members arc welcome to bring their old cars or browse. For more information, call Herbert Parlrldge at 322-3687. Nar-Anon to offer help Nar-Anon. n 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.m.. at Grove Counseling Center. Third Street and Oak Avenue. Sanford. For more Information, call 869-6364. SANFORD - They meet near a historic Indian mound, from which their name comes, on Chlckawaw Drive In Sanford. Their concerns are many, from boating safety to the protection of manatees living In the St. John's River. And they like to have fun. Members of the Indian Mound Yacht Chib met recently to elect officers for the club's second year In existence. Officers elected to the board thka year are: Walter "Woody" Woodard, commodore; Warren Sellers,, vice commodore; Jim McAHIater. rear commodore, Mary Lou Connor, secretary and Dick Stokes, treasurer. Coupled with serious business, members enjoyed a meatloaf dinner that volunteer cooks had prepared, sang songs with vocal­ ist Barbara McCauley and gen­ erally had a good time. Woodard, elected to his second term, said the club began as an Informal dock party last March. "W e share a commom Inter­ est: boating.” he said. W ooodard said a capacity crowd o f about 80 people usually gathers at the clubhouse that Is leased from the marina behind It. New members must have a boat. Regular members must live within a 10 mile radius, but associate m em bers can live From loft: Jim M cA llistar, W arren Sellers, M ary Lou Connor and W oody Woodard. anywhere. Woodard said the club's func­ tion is to encourage and teach boating safety. "W e also push for legislation, such as the no wake zones for manatee safety.” he said. Tw o o f the club's future goals are to become a member o f the Florida Yacht Club Council and to be able to keep the clubhouse open every weekend for mem­ bers and guests. ** The club has another serious concern members agreed. "W e 're serious about having fu n. t o o . " m e m b e r N orm a Adamcyck revealed. "This Is one o f the nicest bunches o f people you could ever m eet," Bill Tharp said, "These are people from all walks of life," George Connor Jr. said. "Everyone Is great. There are no snobs here," he added. Ex-spouse must pay r DEAR ABBYt I Just read the letter in your column from a minister who Is "flat broke" and doesn't think It's fair that he has to pay college tuition for his two children who live with his exwife. A b b y . y o u s h o u ld h a v e checked with the Missouri Bar Association before you told him that “ nowhere Is It written that a parent who Is flat broke must pay to put his children through c o lle g e ," No doubt m y exhusband, on reading your reply, will be on the phone with his attorney, quoting you. Please be assured that It la w ritte n s o m e w h ere. My cx would do anything he though* 'h e'cou ld get away with to avokl su pportin g his children. He presently works In a Job paying one-third o f his former annual In c o m e so th a t h e c o u ld "poorm outh" to the judge when It came time for the court to order htm to pay support. The Judge can't force him to get a Job at the salary he is capable of earning us long us he's employed somewhere full lime. Guess who loses In this situation? In Missouri, the non-custodlal parent who pays child support must pay the equivalent of half the total cost of state university for four years — tuition, room and board, books — no matter where the student matriculates. 8T. LOUIS W OM AN DEAR W O M AN: I'll take your word for It. Who said It's a man's world? It's not — If he’s the non custodial parent and lives In Missouri. A D V IC E jl A B IG A IL VAN BU REN others In this situation. benefited from a rtific ia l In­ A N OPEN CHATTER semination In the U.S.A.) If D EAR OPEN CHAPTES: 1 sperm donors knew there was a urge you to discuss the legal chance that their Identities ramifications o f your Idea with would later be revealed, they an attorney before progressing would not donate — which further with this project. w o u ld g r e a t ly r e d u c e th e Donor confidentiality Is one of number of candidates (and the the reasons artificial Insemina­ genetic characteristics) from tion has been so successful In which prospective mothers and this country. (Last year, between their physicians would be able to 5 0 ,0 0 0 and 8 0 ,0 00 w om en choose. In college (a medical student) he had been a frequent sperm donor. I cannot begin to tell you how priceless It would be for me to locate some of m y genetic grandchildren? i There are many registries for a d o p tees and , th eir_n a lu ra L parrnts, but to m y knowledge, there arc none for sperm donors and their donor offspring. I am hoping to develop such a regis­ try In an effort to locate these precious children and • help a B Floyd Theatrea a p l a z a tw ct^ \ THREE MEN & A EDWARD LITTLE LADY SCISSOR HANDS Home of Fine Steaks and Seafood d u n b a i restaurant Under New Management A L L YOU C A N EAT C a t fis h $5.95 D aily Specials for Lunch, Early Bird and Dinner Happy Hour 4:30 - 6:30 PM On 17-92 (1/2 mile North of Flea World) 322-6935 Swi-Tw*.. THur.iPM | Sua-Tue, TTw. • PU W. FA. t tS. 730 A tool w. Fit. 4 h*. 7AS i M S 30* A U DAT WIONUOAT » «l 'W,M % .V. 1 PM M .lira . - MOVIE.L AN O U I 1 ? 'J 2 42.40 EACH •MOWTIM 7JB K IN D E R G A R D E N C O P PflOBEEM'CHILD $ DEAR ABBY: Just before my only child's passing away, he Informed me that while he was Alanon members to congregate Alanon will meet at 8 p.m. Sunday at Christ United Methodist Church, at County Road 427 and Tucker Drive. Sanford. NBW ARRIVALS Th e following babies were born at Florida Hospital. Alta­ monte Springs. March 3 — Mary Robison and S te v e n S ow ers. A lta m o n te Springs, girl: Marlena Rltcnour and Alfred Hill. Winter Park, girl; Darcy and John vunLIcnden II. A ltam on te S prin gs, girl: Felicia and Thus Hillman. De­ ltona. girl. March 4 — Stacy and Kelly Tripp. Longwood. boy: Kycong and Changsoo Chun. Longwood. boy. March 6 — Linda and Robert illa rtw lc k . Cusselberry. boy; Annette and James Mavrrs. De­ ltona Lakes, girl. March 7 - Sheila and Chris iSIms, Casselberry, boy. ! March 8 — Candy and An; thony Ptmplnclla. Deltona, girl; • Valerie and Michael Capps Sr.. I Oviedo, boy. 1 March 9 — A drla Taylor. ' Osteen, girl. March 10 — Donna and John : Latimer Jr., Altamonte Springs. Iboy: Jorl and Duvld Ford. lie; Ilona, boy; Antoinette and David ; White. Altamonte Springs, girl. 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Z HAVE A R AT # F O B THE • A M E A M P A LATE S U P P E R AT MV L PLA C E . , 'MUCH7' * WHAT m iO CF A c n ** # P io v b u .B A Y T W S t lW f RGCCOTSTATISTICS vOEARLYSHOW \ THAT THE W H A TlS T H E AM SW ER T O T H A T PPOPUEM, P B ffE S S C g ? y 3M AUCR column about celibacy not being harmful, you aawtmed that celt* bacy refer* to abstention freim sex. Wrong! Celibacy means being unmarried or living In a single state. The vow of celibacy means a vow not to marry. I believe a number of regular readers (myself included) were shocked to see you place their choice not to marry In a sexual context. D B A * B B A U B B i It certainly doesn’t take much to shock you. While celibacy is often defined as being unmarried, by common usage It has taken another primary meaning: abstention from sexual Intercourse. The reader's question (to which I responded) Implied this more modem Interpretation — which, I n c id e n t a lly , la lis t e d In Webster's Thud New Interna* tlonal Dictionary. D B A S D B . O O T T t My husband has suffered from headaches for the past 18 year*. He's been treated for sinus Infection, tooth Infection and cysts. He's been to our local physician and a chiropractor. Where do wc go from here? D B A * RSADBR j The cause of headaches can be difficult to Identify because so many medi­ cal — and dental — disorders are associated with this symptom. For example, hypertension, migraine, stress-related muscle contractions, fever, sinus Infec­ tion, brain Injury and Infection, and hereditary factors are common reasons for headache. Similarly, temporomandibular Joint syndrome (a disorder of the Jaw Joints), dental abscesses. lU-flttlng dentures and bruxism (tooth-grinding) are dental con­ ditions that often cause head­ ache. Since your husband has had sinus inflammation and dental Infection (which can lead to sinus Infection and cysts), I believe he needs a thorough determine If the headaches are originating from problems In and around the oral cavity. For example, deep abscesses under the upper teeth can cause little or no pain, but may burrow Into ■ PETER GOTT.M.D the 'maxillary sinuses (In the cheeks) to produce headache, JU U U L I D 11 D L 1L 1U U U L 3 D IL I L I U L 3U L IC J JJLJ U U U U LnJU U U U iJ U U U J L -J U U U U U k J fJ U U U LI D D L J U J U U llU llJ h J J I 1D D U U D U IJ U U .JU LH i UkJLUJ U ULJUU L4UII U D L IL J L J U IJ M i l Li U J U JU D D U U UUUULJ U U U U U L 1U L J U U U U L J U U D L 1U U U H D D i iirii’K ' ) i-iukiu (■];•]( i 38 Cutefbssl 40 Units ol miftiur# 48 Unds 48 Hockty tssm 48 Sflt. ft" W 9 ll SETS \ raa/ao u AUXMCEf* I SHRWKIMG By Jamas Jacoby by T.K. Ryan T U M B U W E fc O f WUROFFfo/ftL’V&WOnv/VIOfiflnj ' ftJ A V O U - > FROM , & * * C W IIY l C S w e a k iy o p t b il aeflfTyl.'itxrfle . IDOOTUKE b u tad t ly D HIMi THE CABLE STILL OUT/ b o a vy , ( JUST reft A LITTLE \ \ vm le m ore, o n y WE AGRUD- ITS RE HIS ^ OWM GOOD.'____ > *ti£HAFnST.y jv\ 7 Jr * '£ ft a diamond, but what if declarer When you appear to be In a has the A-J o f spades and a hopeless contract, don’ t give up. diamond remaining? Then West If you run a long suit, an must release a spade lo give opponent might not keep the South a guess. right cards. East should have helped hln Today's hand ts another from partner by signaling his length the Cap Gemini Pandata World In spades and diamonds, bill Top Tournam ent. T w o pairs West was not certain o f the reached the apparently hopeless seven-heart contract. In the position and threw the spade auction given, five clubs showed eight. The diamond queen was either ail four aces dr three aces discarded fw m -d trtm n yrH ln ::d the king, and und the heart king. dummy took lust two (ricks Against the mercurial Brazil­ for plus 2210. ian Gabriel Chagas. West led a Krzysztof Martens from Poland low club. Chagas w on with dummy's king, played a club was also In seven hearts. But he back to his ace. ruffed his club faced the diabolical lead of the loser In the dummy and ran his spade eight from Canadian Eric Kokish. Not unnaturally Martens seven trump tricks. Before South cashed his last finessed du m m y's nine, and heart. West was holding king East's Jack drew the acc. Now It doubleton In both spades and was easy for Kokish to keep Ills diamonds. Dummy had the A-Q spade king In the endgame. If of diamonds and 0-10 o f spades. declarer had u diamond, he What should W a t discard when would be forced to finesse. ( 0 1 9 9 1 . N E W S P A P E R ENthe final trump Is led? A S S N . We can see that he must throw T E R P R I S E MMI SOUTH ♦ A 33 TAKQJ9S3 ♦ ... ♦ am Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South I’m Pats 4 NT i NT All pan Opening lead: ♦ 8 m ^ f a r ( IJWOW { f JH * \ A L Z m M TH O UGH T , THF w o k th OUST A L IT T L E GARFIELD, PO MOU THINK TH IS N E EPS S A L T ? ----- £ w ________i__ L _ FR ANK A N D ERNEST O F J B y Barnics Bod# Osol TOUR BIRTHDAY M a rs h a s . 1991 Your Ingenuity and resource­ fulness w ill come Into play whenever you're confronted by serious challenges In (he year ahead. Your methods and tactics may amaze others, as well as yourself. AR IES (March 21-Aprtl 19) In an Important situation where the end Is In sight, don't make sudden. Impulsive changes. It could destroy everything you've attempted. Know where to look for romance and you'll find It. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly reveals which signs arc romantically perfect for you. Mall $2 lo Matchmaker, d o this newspaper. P.O. Bax 9)4 28 . Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) Steer clear of a debate with a friend over a volatile Issue today: you might treat this event more emotionally than logically and Jeopardize the relationship. OBM1NI (May 21 -June 20) There ts a possibility at this time that you might suflcr some form of loss from a misplaced trust. If you are watchful now. this result can be minimized. CANCER (June 21-July 22) You may feel comfortable about making snap decisions today, but this does not automat lea Ily assure the worth o f your Judg­ ments. Hasty assessments can be erroneous. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Tim e you delegated to yourself may tx* usurped by some unexpected problems. They will be thrust upon you by som eone who should be able to handle such matters without assistance. V IR O O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) There is a possibility that someone you recently met. and with whom you've bnromc Involved, might suddenly make a quick exit from your Ufc. Actually, you two have little In common. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If you are going to be successful In y o u r en d ea vo rs tod a y, you cannot do things In fits and starts. You must detlne your objectives and proceed methodi­ cally. SCO RPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A rule which you feel strongly about might need a bit more w ork at the draw ing board before you try to Impose It upon others. Save your push until your precept Is perfect. S A G IT T A R IU S |Nov. 23-Dec. 21) An arrangement In which you're presently Involved tends in favor the other parly more than It docs you. When profits are to lx* distributed. Inequities could surface. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) It might lx- easier fur yuu to make promises today Ilian It will be for you to fulfill them. Don't get wound‘up In things you may not tx* able lo unwind. AQ U ARIU S (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) You have some confidential In­ form a l Ion of Interest to another. Th is Individual is a skillful Inquisitor and. if you're not careful, will get you to reveal It. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20| If you start treating a new ac­ quaintance better at this time, a sensitive friend's feelings may be hurt. Includr your old pal In your new involvement. (C M 991. N E W S P A P E R TERPRISB ASSN. EN- by Leon ard Starr SODIDVOU \ l V URNPSO W R E FIND WHAT'S I WRONG WITH I MY MOWS A W U MMUEntENMMlESS W THF Rt ALIGN THE j / t u r b q c a r b iN A 1 < r^ S A * m < blue color crucut 0 I'M GRATEFUL for not presses Pinner , tim y a k , FOR WEATHER. BUT YOUVE GOT COULO HAVE NO RIGHT T’pE PERiSHEP. AM P AT ME FOR running away / NO-ANNlC is w earing new SYNTHETICS IN LAYERS/ i HE'S WARMER THAN W E ARE IN r~ M MAiOk. OUR E/ VO/RD 6r S-F MOO CRN x----- ‘— TECHNOLOGY 15... f NOT ALWAYS TUtCMK/ A\R. H A R B U C K S HA6 A 6 A U U H t UP THERE KONiTORiNG EARTH | W A R M IN G 'rA6NC?Sl AMP... �P O TO TW O T - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida — Friday. March 33, 1901 — I L tg a l W ollcts IN THR CIRCUIT COURT ON TNR IB JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN a m P M SEMINOLE COUNTY, C A t l NOiM^ma CA-I4-R CITICORP MORTGAGE. INC. F/KM CITICORP • HOMEOWNERS SERVICES, INC. Plaintiff. v». OWEN K. ALFORD, at al. Legal N o tic e NOTICE OF SHERIFF’) SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN tool b y v tr tj* al that certain WrH of Execution issued out At' and under the seal of the Circuit Court of Seminole County. FtorMe. upon a final judgement rendered in the aforesaid court an the Ztad day of August AO ItoK M the! certain case an llllt d , R ay J. Jenny and Patricio Jenny. PloMill, -v s — Hill Audio Products, Inc., Lindsay F. Baker. Waynga G. Kenney and Clyde T. Rodgers. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution woe delivered to mo as Sheriff ol Somlnolo County, Florida, and I have levied Upon the tot lowing de •crlbed property owned by Clytto T. Rodgers, said property being located In Sam lnol* County, Florida, more particu­ larly described as follows: One IMS Chrysler. LtBeron. < door, gray In color Vln « 1C1BC5GE7FF1MH4 now being stored at Altamonte Tewing Service. Altamonte Springs and the undersigned a* Sherill al Seminole County, Florida, will ol l l : » A.M. on the Hlh day Ol March A.O. Itol. otter tor MIC and sell to the highest bidder, tor cosh In hand, sublet!' to any and all existing Hans, at the Front IWest I Door at the atop* of the Semi,vole County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, above described personal NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE M L R NOTICE IS HEREEY OIVEN punuonl to a Summary/Final Judgment al foreclosure datod March 14, lto I and antored In Caat No. toOW CA-taK el toe Circuit Caurl altha inti Judicial Circuit In and ler Somlnoto C aunly, F lerld a . wherein CITICORP MORTGAGE INC.. P/K/A C ITIC O R P HOMEOWNERS SERVICES. INC la P l a l n t l l t , and O W E N K. A L F O R D , D E B B IE D. ALFORD. FRANK C. LIEBLE. Ill, ELIZABETH j . LIEBLE and FLORENCE CORPORA­ TION aru Oatondanlls), I adll tail to toe hi*h**t and baat btodar tar caah al the weal Irani dear at the Seminole County Couritwuee. Sanford. Flerlda. at I1:«B o'clock am. on the Hat day at May, 1441, (tie toHoerIngdeacrlbed property at aat forth In tald Summory/Flnal Judgment at toractoaura, to aril: L O T S I. R E P L A T O F Thai sold solo Is being made CROVRVIEW VILLAGE FIRST to sattsfy the terms of said Writ ADOITIOH. ACCORDINO TO ol Execution. THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE­ Donald F. Etllngar. Sheriff CORDED IN PLAT BOOK to. W Seminole County. Florida PAGE A S AND A OF THE To bo advertised March I, I. IS PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ and n . itol with the sale on NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. March 15. Itol. DATED Ihle ISth day of OED1 March. Itol. Ctoch at the Circuit Court HI THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: Jen* E. Jasawlc OF T H I EIGHTEENTH Aa Deputy Clark JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Publish: March71, to, Itol SEMINOLE COUNTY. DED-J04 FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO.. tolNACAUK FEDERAL NATIONAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, OF THE EIGHTEENTH etc, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, PUInlltl. SEMINOLE COUNTY, vs. FLORIDA LUKE JOSE PH BE AGAN. CIVIL ACTION atux, elal. NO.I to-SttoCAUK BARRON FINANCIAL GROUP, INC., etc.. Plalntllt. va. OSCAR E. TRINIDAD, at ux.etal. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE la hereby given that purtuanl to the Final Judgment of Forecloaure and Sale entered In the cauae pending In the Circuit Court of the EIG H ­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit. In and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida. Civil Action Number toSttoC AM K the underalgned Clark will aell the property alluated In aald County, deacrlbedaa: L o t 77 H ID D E N L A K E . PHASE II. UNIT I, according to the plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Book 14. pagea IS. 14 and IT, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida togalher with all atructures, Improvamanfa. Iliturea, appli­ ances and appurtenances on said land or used In conjunction therewith, at public sale, to the highest and bast bidder for cash at 11:00 o'clock A M . on the lilts day ol April m i , al the Waal Front door ol the SEMINOLE County Courthouse, Senlord. Florida. — • hV- I Mh - d i r e f March. Itol. (COURT SEALI MAR YANNE MORSE CLERKO FTH E CIRCUIT COURT By: Jana E. Jaaawlc Deputy Clerk Publish: March IS, 71, ttol DED let IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN A N D FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION Cau Ha: 404*71-CA D4vision: 14- E FUNDAMENTAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION, l/k/a S O U T H M A R K M O R TG AG E CORPORATION OF AMERICA. Pleintllf. —vs— W ILLIAM M BENNETT and LORI L. BENNETT, his wife; J A M E S H W IL S O N an d CAROLE J WILSON, hit wife; H C A C E N T R A L F L O R ID A REGIONAL HOSPITAL, tuc castor lo SEMINOLE MEMO R IA L HOSPITAL: and LISA HAYES. II living, end oil un known partita claiming by. through, under or against LISA HAYES who It not known to be dead or alive, whether aald unknown parlies may claim an interest as ipoutes, hairs, da v is t a s g ra n ite s , or other c la im a n t s , c l a i m i n g b y . through, under or against the said LISA HAYES. Detandanlt NOTICE OF ACTION TO LISA HAYES n ik/a LISA CALOERARO Whose Hsu dent* Is In the Sla to of New Mae Ico Whose mailing address Is 4101 B C u llin g A van u e Northwest. Albuquerque. N M 17114 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIEO that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County. FloridaLot to. Block A. CAME LOT UNIT 1 according to the plal lhereof as recorded In Plat Book to. Pages to and M. ol the Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida has been Iliad against you end you ere required to serve a copy of your written defenses, it any. to It on GARY A GIBBONS ESQUIRE. Of Gibbons. Smith. Cohn A Arnett. P A . Pleintill's attorney, whose address is Ml East Kennedy Boulevard. Suite *04. Past O llic e Boa 1177. Tempo. Flor.de 33*01. on or before April 17. Ieel. end Me the original with the Clerk ol this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or Immedi at«iy tnereetfer. otherwise a default will be entered against you lor the relief demanded in the Complaint D ATE D this tith day el March. Itol ISEALI MARVANNE MORSE c l e r k c ir c u it c o u r t By Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publish March IS. II. 14 4 April 1. ttol DED Ito Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE I* hereby given that pursuant to the Final Judgment ol Foreclosure and Sale entered In the causa ponding In the Circuit Court ol the EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit. In and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida, Civil Action Number WSHACA14K the undersigned Clark will sail the properly situated In said County, de tcrlbodas: Lot I). Block "G ". NORTH O RLAND O TERRACE SEC TION 1. ol UNIT I, according lo the plal thereof os recorded In Plat Book 17. Page to, Public Records Of Seminole County. Florida. together with all structures. Improvements, fixtures, appll encei and appurtanancas on said land or used In conjunction therewith, ol public sale, to the highest and bast bidder tor cash at 11:00 o'clock A M., on the totn day ol April Itol. al Iht West Front door el the SEMINOLE County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida. D ATE D this llth day of March. Itol. (COURT SEALI MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF THE ORCU'T/rOURT ________ ___ By: JanaE. Jasawlc Deputy Clark Publish: March IS. 11. ttol OED 14* INTH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FROBATE DIVISION File Numbar St-144 CP IN RE: ESTATE OF ELIZABETH KNIGHT FRITSCHI Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration ot the estate ol ELIZABETH KNIGHT F R IT S C H I, deceased. F ile Number PI-144 CP. Is pending In Ihe Circuit Court for Seminole C ounty, F lo rid a . P ro b a la Division, the oddrtss ol which ll Seminole County Courthouse. Senlord, Florida 11771 The . names and addresses ol the personal representative and the personal representative's at forney aru sal forth below A LL IN TE R E S TE D PER SONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All persons on whom this notice Is served who have ob lections that challenge the valid Ity ol the will, the qualifications of the personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction ol this Court are required to tile their o b jection s with this Court W IT H IN THE L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBU CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors ol the decedent and othar parsons having claims^ or demands agalnsl decedent \ estate on whom a copy ot this notice is served within three months otter the dote ot the first publication ol this notice must tile their cleims with this Court W IT H IN THE L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBU CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors of the decedent end persons hevmg Claims or demands against the decedent's estate must tile their cleims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBU CATION OF THIS NOTICE A LL CLAIMS, d e m a n d s I AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The de'e ot the first public* lion ot Mils Notice is M*rch'77. | ttol Personal Representative GEORGE WALTER FRITSCHI ]4| Daniels Rood Winter Garden Florida 14717 Attorney lor Personal Representative L W CARROLL. JR ESQUIRE LAWRENCE W CARROLL. JR . P A JOOE Altamonte Dr Suit* 100 Altamonte Sprmgs. FI JJ79I Telephone 1x0711M IH * F ior.de Bar No 041*10 Publish March 77 to ttol OED 117 L tga l N o t ic e L tg a l N otices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A tl NO- M H K A - H - K UNITED AMERICAN BANK OF CENTRAL FLORIDA, l/k/a 1ST AMERICAN RANK OF ORANGECOUNTY, Plalntllt. CIRCUIT COURT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, JAMES HI FORS A ASSOC., INC.. a Delaware corporation. CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HERERV GIVEN that pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure entered In the above entitled cause In the Circuit Court o l the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In and tor Somlnolo County, Flori­ da, I will sell e l public auction to the highest bidder tor cosh at the west front door o f Iho Courthouse In the City ot Senlord. Seminole County. Florida, ■Mho hour ot 1l:M o.m: an April II, Itol, toot certain parcel ol root proporly described as lo<tours: The East 741,30 loot ot the West 143 00 feet e l the South 317.10 Net Ol the NW U of the NW to of Section 11. Township » South, Range JO East, togalher with on easement lor Ingress and tgross os M l lortti In Official Rtcords Book 710. Page an. Public Records ol Somlnolo County. Florida. Deled this llth day ol March. Itol. MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOFTHE CIRCUIT COURT By:JanaE Jasawlc Deputy Clerk Publish: March tl, to. Itol OED 147 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. (I-714-DR-OS-K INTHE MATTER OF THE AOOPTIONOF AMD. an Adult NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA JAMES MecOOUGALL Whose residence Is unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIED that a Petition tor M o p lion has bean Iliad In lha above styled cause and that you are required to serve a copy of your Response or Answer to the Petition upon the Pefllloner's attorney. CLAYTON D SIM MONS. ESQUIRE. Post Office Box 1130, Sanford. Florida. 317711110. and file the original Response or Answer In the Office ot the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Flor Ida. el Sanford. Florida. 11771. on or belora April 17, A.D. ttol. If you tall to do so. a Default Judgment will be taken against you and a Final Judgmonl entered grenllng unto the Pell Itoner, CHRISTOPHER J. DE VINE, his demand for the edop tionolCMM OATED at Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, this llth day ol March. A.D. Itol. MARVANNE MORSE By: Helen Slandltor As Deputy Clerk Publish: March 15.11. I f L April S. Itol OED 143. ,w r‘» S r - i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH' JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. . . .CASE NriUMtoP-CA-H-G.™ SUN BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. Plalntllt. vs W ILLIAM F. FLANAGAN, atux. at al.. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE ISH EREBYG IVEN that pursuant to the Default Final Judgment ol Foreclosure entered In the ebove styled cause In the Circuit Court In and lor Seminole County. Florida. I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder lor cash In the West Front Door cf the Seminole County Courthouse in Senlord. Seminole County, Florida, at the hour of 11:00 a m. on April 4. Itol, lha I certain parcel ol real properly situated In the County of Seminole. Slate of Ftorl da.more particularly described astollows: Lot t. Block Q. HOWELL COVE THIRD SECTION, as recorded In Plal Book 77 , Page 71 and 13. ot the Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida WITNESS my hand and seal ot this Court on this llth day of March. Itol (COURT SEALI CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Jana E Jasawlc Deputy Clark Publish March IS. 71, Itol OED t » IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITH JUQICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. INAND FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO t* 1314 CA 14 K GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CITICORP MORTGAGE. INCORPORATED FORMERLY CITICORP HOMEOWNERS SERVICES INC PLAINTIFF. —VS— LARRY E BERKLEY MARI ANNA MCMICHAEL DEFENDANTISI NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order ot Final Judgment at Foreclosure dated March 7. Itol. entered in Civil Case Ho to 131* CA la K ot the Circuit Court ol the IIT H Judicial Circuit in end tor SEM IN O L E C o u n ty . F lo r id a , wherein C IT IC O R P MORT GAG E IN C O R P O R A T E D FO RM E RL Y C IT IC O R P HOMEOWNERS SERVICES INC Pleintilt end LARRY E BERKLEY are deiendenlisl, I will sell to the highest end best bidder lor cash. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMI HOLE C O U N T Y C O U R T HOUSE. SANFORD FLORIDA, at II 00 AM. April f Itol. the following described property as set forth m said Final Judg ment. to wit LO T 4 B L O C K 4. W E A T H E R S F IE L D . FIR S T ADDITION. PLAT BOOK 11 PAGES 4A AND 47 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI HOLE COUNTY FLORIDA DATED at SANFORD Fieri da mis Uth day ol March Itol MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Jane E Jasewtf Deputy Clerk Publish March IS. 77 Itol OED l<4 I . FLORIDA CIVIL OtVIt ION CASINO. 40-47tf-CA-14-K CARTERET SAVINGS BANK. FA. Plaintiff BYRON D. MORGAN and SUSAN D MORGAN. Mswtoti of of. NOTICE OF SALE Notice to hereby given that, pursuant to the Order at Final Judgment entered In this cauae. In the Circuit Court at Somlnolo County, Florida, I will toll the property situated In Somlnolo County, Flor Mo, described m : Let J. LONGWOOO PINE, according to Rio Plot thereat as recorded In Plal Book 17. Pago S3 at the Public Reeordi ol Somlnolo County. Florida al public sale, to lha highest and best bid der. for cash, at the west front door ol the Somlnolo County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, Of lt:00 A M . on April 14, Itot. DATED this ISth day ot March. Itol. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By: Jane E. Jatawtc Deputy Clark Publish: March71.If. Itol DEDTI4 INTH E JUDICIAL COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN A N D FO R S I M I N O t l COUNTY. FLORIDA CASR NO: to-444f CA I4-K SECURITY FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, o United States Mutual Saving* and Loan Association. Plaintiff, FRANCISCO ROSILLO. at ol.. Defendants. NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE UNDER CHAPTER 4S. FLORIDA STATUTES N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, pursuant to o Summary Final Judgmonl dated March 14, Itol and antored In Case No. 40 4441 CA 14 K ol the Circuit Court ol Iho Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and for Somlnolo County, Florida, wherein SE­ C U R IT Y F IR S T F E D E R A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCI­ ATION. ■ United Slates Mutual Saving* and Loan Association, to the Plain IHI and FRANCISCO ROSILLO and ANNA ROSILLO, his wife: SOUTHEAST BANK. N.A.: and ORANGE BANK, a Florida Corporation, art Deton dents. I will sail to lha highest bidder tor cosh ot Iho West Front Door ol the Somlnolo County Courthouse. Senlord. Florida, al 11 :M e.m .on Iho llth day ol April, Itol, Iho following described property os sot forth In the said Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure, to wit: LOT tl. FOUNTAINHEAO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK N . PAGES IP AND II. P U B L IC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. D A T E D this llt h day al March, ttol. : -r'vtiiM u V M ARYANNE MORSE. CLERKOFTHE CIRCUIT COURT BY; Jane E. Jasawlc Deputy Clerk Publish: March 17. If, Itot i_ nFD.113 ........................................... legal Notices IN T H f CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I WTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN MID FOR IIM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA. C A i l HO IGWGCA-I4-R AMERIFIRST DANK, A FEDERAL LAYINGS RANK, tormorty known o* Amorl First FodM -----Assoc totton. RONALD JCYBULSKI. ET AL., NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE M LR NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN ounwnf to o Summary Final 'Judgment of Forsctoour* Rota# March i a ttol and antored In Com No. KMMCA-I4-K of lha Circuit Court ol the IIT H Judicial Circuit In and tar Soml­ nolo County, Florida, wherein AMERIFIRST BANK. A FEDE R A L S A V IN O S R A N K , tormorty known as AmsriFirst elation, Ftolnttff, and RONALD J CYRULSKI, I T AL., ore defendants. I will aall I* the highest bidder for cosh ol the West Front Dsor al the Somlnoto County Courthouse. Sanford. Ftartds, ot IliM o’ctack A M . on tho lath day of April- m i, the following described propsrf » at aat forth In aald Summary Final Judgment, to wit; Lot 43. T IM U R RIDGI AT SABAL POINT. UNIT I. ec recorded In Flat Ratal "ST’ . Paget 44 through 44. Public O aaw ade aJ N fC v tU I Of ix a iim a io If m nm V ifi, sP ^QjNwtijr i INCLUDING SPECIFICAL­ LY. BUT NOT BY WAY OF LIMITATION. THE FOLLOW ING EQUIPMENT: FAN/HOOD; DISPOSAL; MICROWAVE; DISHWASHER; RANGE/OVEN; REFRIGER­ ATOR; CENTRAL H E AT* AIR TOGETHER wllh all tho Im procements now or hereafter erected on the property, and all easements, rights, appurte­ nances, rants, royalties, miner al. oil and go* rights and profits, wa.ar, water righto and water stock, and oil tixtura* now or berealter a perl ot the prope rty. Including replacements and ad­ ditions (hereto. OATED this lath day ol March. Itot. MAR YANNE MORSE. Ctorfc Circuit Court By; Jana E. Jasawlc Deputy Clerk Publish: March n. If, m i DEO ns IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY O IN IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASINO-N-Sasa-CA-ia-K CITY SAVINGS. FSB, Plalnlltf, vs. JACK ASHTON. St *1.. Defendants. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purtuanl to ■ Final Judgment ot Foreclosure dated March 7, ttol. and antored In Cat* No. t»S44bCA I4K. *4 the Circuit Court *t the EI3H TKG NTH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEM­ INOLE County. Florida wharain CITY SAVINGS. FSB I* Plalntlfl ami JACK ASHTON, at al. are Defendants. I will sail to the highest anu bast bidder tor cash Was* Front Dnor of tho. SEMINOLE County Courthouse. In Senlord. Florida, at 11:K o'clock A.M. on the llth day ot April, Itol, the following doscribed property aa sat forth In said Final Judgmtnt. to wit: LOT II. TUSCAWILLA. UNIT 7, ACCORDING TO THE FLA T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK tt. A T PAGES 40 THROUGH 47, INCLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO R I­ DA CITY OF LONOWOOD. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AOOPTION OF PROFOSEDOROINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City ol Long wood. Flori­ da. that the City Commission will hold a public hearing to DATED this am day ot March. consider enactment ol the fol­ Itol. lowing Ordinances: MARVANNE MORSE ORDINANCE NO. IMS A* Clerk ot said Court AN OROINANCE OF THE By JanaE. Jasawlc CITY OF LONGWOOO, FLOR­ As Oeputy Clark IDA IMPOSING A IK DAY Publish: March IS. 17, Itol MORATORIUM ON THE AP OED 145_______________________ PROVAL OF CONDITIONAL U S E . OR IS S U A N C E OF INTHE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR LICENSES OR PERMITS FOR THE OPERATION OF ADULT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA E N T E R T A I N M E N T CAS I NO: 44-7414 ESTABLISHMENTS W ITH IN THE CITY; DEFINING ADULT 434 FLORIST, INC., a Flor Ida corpora l ion. E N T E R T A I N M E N T E S T A B L IS H M E N T S ; PRO Plalntllt, VI. V 10IN G FOR CONFLICTS. STEVE YOUNG,Individually; S E V E R A B IL IT Y . AN D EF STEVE YOUNGd/b/a FECTIVEOATE. STEVE'S 434 FLORIST; ORDINANCE NO. 1*14 ULTIMATE DESIGN AN OROINANCE OF THE CONCEPTS.INC . a Florida CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLOR corporation; and GERALD L. IDA. AM ENDING SECTION SMITH, Individually and f 10 THRO W ING OR DIS Trustee |last Director) ol GLS T R IB U T IN G UNSOLICITED M ATERIALS - DELIVERY TO ENTERPRISESOF CENTRAL FLORIDA, INC ,edissolved P R IV A T E R E S ID E N C E Florida corporation AFTER NOTICE OF OBJEC Defendant* TION. AOOING PO LITICAL NOTICE OF ACTION M ATERIALS AND DELETING CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICEP A P E R AN D D ISCARD E D PROPERTY M ATERIAL FROM THE LIST To GERALOL SMITH and OF ITEMS WHICH CANNOT LAW FULLY BE DELIVERED GLS ENTERPRISESOF CENTRAL FLORIDA. INC . AFTER NOTICE OF OBJEC a dissolved TION. PROVIDING FOR CON Florida corpora lion F L IC T S . S E V E R A B IL IT Y . AND ANEFFECTIVE DATE FORMER ADDRESS OF CORPORATION Said Ordinances was pieced 470 W Sl*lt Road 434 on first reeding on Monday. long wood. Seminole County. March 14. IN I. and the City Floridi Commission will consider same tor final passage end adoption CURRENTADDRESS after the public hearing, which OF CORPORATION. Unknown will be held in the City Hall. 171 W Warren Avenue. Lengwood CURRENTORFORMER Florida, on Monday, the 1st clay ADDRESS OF INDIVIDUAL Unknown ot April. A O . Itot. at 7 00 p m , or as soon thereafter as pots! YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an i t At the meeting interested action for damage*, lor In­ parties may appear and be junctive relief, lor an equitable lien, lor foreclosure of the can heard with respect to the pro posed Ordinances This hearing dllion el sales contract and chattel security agreem ent may be continued from time to time until final action It taken (chattel mortgage) end to tor* by IheCtty Commission dose or qutol any claim you A copy at the proposed Ordi might have to the business and nances is posted at the City Hall, asset* ol 434 Fforisl. Inc he* long wood. Florida, and copies been filed again11 you end you er* on In* with the Clerk ot me are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any. to City end same may be inspected It on William W Fernand*!. by tn* public P la ln flH 's attorney, whose A taped record ol mis meeting address is 1304 E Robinson Is mad* by me City tor Its Sir**!. Orlando Orange County. convenience This record may Florid*. 17*01 >141. on or before nol constitute an adequate re m* 3rd day ol April. Itol end III* cord lor purposes ol appea*1from lhe or iginet with Ifw clerk of this a decision mad* by me Cam court either before service on mission with respect lo the PU intlir* attorney or Immedi lorego-rig matter Any person afoly thereafter, otherwise e wishing to ensure that an adt default will be entered egeinst quel* record of the proceedings you for fhc relief demanded in Is maintained tor appellate pur Ih* rorwpteinX or petition poses Is adriied to make me DATED February 17. Itol necessary arrangements at his | ISEALI or her own expense Dated mis itm aay ot March. MARVANNEMORSE A D Itol As Clerk of the Court BY CeceliaV Ekern CITY OFLONGWOOO As Deputy Clerk CITY CLERK Publish March 1 a. I I 17. Itol Publish March 77. Itol DED 4 OED tfl Logoi Nollcoo INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I ISTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, CASR MO. *17 CA-14-K GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION F E D E R A L HOME L O A N MORTOAGR CORPORATION PLAINTIFF, BRUCE S. MARGOLIL ET AL. OEPINOANTlSJ. NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE — PROPERTY TO. BRUCE S. MARGOLIL WHOSE RESIDENCE IS: 170 NIGHT HAWK COURT. LONGWOOO. FLORIDA J i m II living. Including any un­ known ipeusi of saW Defend wills) it arty hove rsmarried and II any or oil ol sold Defendant!*> a n toad, their r*Gi(th(S unknown hairs, dovises*, gran t***, assignees, and Oil other person* claiming, by, through, under or against Iho named Oafondanils); and His aforemanItoned named D* Undent Is) and such of tho aforementioned unknown J3ofendantt and such o l tho atoremontlonad unknown Domay bo Infants, Mil juris YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIID fhot on action ho* boon commenced to torse lose o martws tho following rail erty, lying and befog and sifuel od In SEMINOLE County, Flori­ da. more particularly described m fntlfTmi ' LOT 14*, SNADOWBAY. UNIT TWO ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE CORDED IN P U T BOOK 17. PAGE H ANO » . PUBLIC R E C O R D S S E M IN O L E COUNTY, FLORIDA, more commonly known as 7751 N IO H T H A W K C O U R T . LONGWOOO. FLORIDA 11774. This action ha* baen Iliad ■gainst you and you are re quirsd to sorvg a copy ot your written defense. If any, to It on SHAPIRO A FISHMAN, Altarnays. w h et* addross Is Bayport Plata, am Courtney Campbell Causeway, Suit# 300. Tampa. F l 33SS7, an or before April 11. m i . and III* Iho original with the Clark ot this Court either before service on PlalntlfFi attorney or Immedi­ ately thereafter; otherwise a default will bo entered against you tor tho rolNI demanded In the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and tool ol this Court on the 4fh day ot March. IN I. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. Circuit and County Court* By: Heather Brunner nMirtv Clark Publish: March t. IS.77. 14. IN I DED-N INTHE CIRCUIT COUNT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLOR IDA, INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY ' CIVIL DIVISION Casa too. 40-stto-CA 14-K „ 'J BarHe. *34.'“ MID STATE TRUST II. 0 Del* war* Business Trust. Plalntlfl, M IT C H E L L LEE F IS H E R . N IC H O L A S . F IS H E R .a n d . FE LICIA FISHER, hi* wife. EARNEST GRANT and DELORES G R AN T, fits wlto Defondants. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE Is horsey given that, pursuant to an order er Final Judgment entered In I N above captioned case, I will soil I N property si fueled In Seminole County, Florida, described os: Lot 1, Pino Level Subdivision. Bloch 11. according to plot lhereof as rocordsd In Plot Book 0. Pago* 3k and 37 *t I N Public Record* o f Samlnol* County, Flor Ido. ■I public solo, to IN highest and best bidder tor cash, at I N Irani door of I N Samlnol* County Courthouse, In Sanford. Florida, at 11:00a.m. on April 11, Itol. D A T E D this 1311s d ay o l March. Itol. HON. M ARYANNE MORSE CLERK CIRCUIT COURT BY: Jan* E Jasawlc Deputy Clerk Publish March 1L 77. itol DEO 134 INTHE CIRCUITCOURT OP THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. totm-CA-14-K CORAL G A B LE S FE D E R A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff, V*.' AROSA D EVELO PM EN T. LTD A FLO R ID *LIM IT E D PARTNERSHIP, ET AL . 0* fondants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ot Foreclosure dated March u. itol and entered In Case No 40 47SOCA 14 K of I N Circuit Court et the laT H Judicial Circuit In and tor Semi not* County. Florida, wherein CORAL GABLES FE D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCI AT ION. Plalnlltf. and AROSA D E VELO PM E NT. LTD A F L O R ID A LIM ITED P A R T NERSHIP. ET AL . are dtten dents. I will sail to the highest bidder tor cash al I N West Front Door of I N Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, ai II 00 o'clock A M on Ih* 14th day ol April. Itol. the following described property as set forth In said Summary Final Judgment, to *11 Lot 10. WILLOW RUN. ec cording to the plat inereot as recorded In Piet Book 30, Pages 5* through so. Public Records of Seminole County. Florid* TOGETHER with all I N Im provemenfi now or hereafter erected on Ih* property, end all , easem ents, rights. e p p u rl* nances, rents, rayeltle*. miner el. oil and gas rights end profit*, wafer, water nghls end wafer stock, and all futures now or hereafter a part of fh# property Including replacements and ed dtttont thereto O A T E O IM S llth d ay ot March. Itot M ARYANNE MORSE. Clerk Circuit Court Br Jane E Jetewic Deputy Clerk Publish March 71 74 Itol DEO 111 Ltq»l N o t t e f L tflil N o t lc f IN TNR CIRCUIT COURT OF TNR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO.14G4BMCA14K FIREMAN'S FUNO MORTGAGE CORPORATION. N9TKB OP FICTITIOUS NAME ara engaged to bustnew at j » ! Newton Place. Lang■ pad. FL 37774. laminate Courtly. Florida, under I N Fictitious Nam* ol D K A L IR M A N A G E M E N T SERVICES, end the! w* Intend » register **M m i n wit* Mo Secretary *4 State, Tettahoeeo*. FtarMo, In accordance with I N nott* ol I N Fictitious Statuto. T»WH: Section M4-04, FtarMo Statute* 1457. Patricio A. Hicks Mkheti W. Hkkt Plalntllt, ANNE V. LYNCH, etc. at a l K NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE I* hereby given that pursuant to Ih* Final Judgmonl aJ C is e a e ij^ .d w —4 - - - _e Of rvt0%H/evTB mOO I#010—0^10100 In Rit cause pending In lha Circuit Court ol Ih* EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit, In and lor SEMINOLE County. Florid*. Civil Action Number «4 d lt CA U K Ih* undersigned Clerk will sen the property In sold County, da- Publish: Marchs, ttol OED-Iff NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME rfovici !■ if r in ifw* • • era engaged In bustnow ol IK Fork tUTSto. UK Ovtod*. FL 177AS. Semtneta Caunly. FtarMo. under I N Fkttttou* Homo M SB S PETS. INC* wM that wo Lett to and to, LOCH AAEON, C R Y S T A L LAKES CLUB SECTION, according loth* Plot I■in ■ M In rMlotav Ihoraot oo racer tad In Plot Booh *, Pago* n and 7aat tho Public Records of Sampson County, Florid*. together with all structures. Improvement*, fixtures, appll- with I N ndeetd Socntory ol State, too, Flor Mo, hi oc- tab^n goat^H oiaikdHHb ot ad| wi tti m ipnBNiN^PW I N Fictitious Norn* Stetri*. To-Wit: Socttan BMJB. FM Statutes I4S7. SZAKSB SHELTON. INC. Mark leaks. Pro* Soc Publish: March I t W i OED-IN •aid land or used in conjunction therewith, ot puhffc sal*, to the highest and best bidder tor cash at HiMe'ctock AM., an Ih* llth day ot April itol, ot tho West Front t a r ot the SEMINOLE County Courthouse. Senlord. FforIdo. OATED this llth day el March. Itol. (COURT SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: JanaE. Jattwlc Deputy Dork Publish: March I L » . Itol DED-IK IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O F TH i EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. SEMINOLI COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A tl NO. M4SMCA-14-K RYLAND MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plalntllt. v*. NOTICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT A POLICY Notice lo hereby given that Ih* School Board *1 Somlnolo Caunly. Florid* totonda to adapt ■ policy creating on oftondoncs D«NAM.AGERTON.*t*L. NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to * Final Judgmonl *1 Forsctosure dotad March 1L Itol. and entered In Com No. 40400 CA-I4-K. of I N Circuit Court at I N EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and tar SEM­ INOLE County. FtarMo whoraln R Y U N D MORTOAOB COM FAMY Is Plalntlfl and DEHA ML AGERTON. *t H. ora Dotan I will ooll lo I N highest st bidder tar cosh at IN rant door of I N SEMIHOLE County Courthouse, in Sanlord. Florida, at l l : M o'clock A M on I N MM* day ol April, ttol. I N following de­ scribed property aa sot forth In soki Final Judgmonl, ta wit: Lot tit Oaor Run. Unit II, according to I N plat Iharacl os recorded in Flat Boob 14, Fagot 3i and 13. FuMk Records ol Somlnoto County. Florid* DATED Ihla llth day *1 March. Itol. School and amendtag I N pres­ ent attendance ton* boundaries lor Idyllw ltd * Elamantary School, Lak* Mary Elementary School, Wilson Elementary IXiwwlt rhcsnl 0nO »“TlVHlwmaw - - 4I--J- ■■ ElflTM— Tr Iary School, at * mooting to bo NM an Tuesday. April JO. Itol, at 7 P M . T N meeting ot i n School Bdord will N N ld In tN Booed room at I N District O M Ic * . 1st F lo o r . I I H Mellonvllle Avonut, Senlord. Flor Ido. The proposed policy will establish an attendance ton* tor Heathrow Elementary School and amend aslslmg attendance nn* boundaries tor Idyltwlids Elementary School. Lak* Mary Elamonlary School. Wilson El a m o n l o r y S c h o o l, an d Woodland* Elementary School. T N proposed policy results tram I N planned opening ol Heathrow Elementary School tor IN I f f 1-1447 school year and tN necessity to realign existing elementary school attendance ton* boundaries. Currant fourth grade students will b* permitted to stay In tNir presenj scljool, II MARYANNE MORSE A t CtorkoltoM Court By Jans E . Jasawlc A * Deputy Clark Publish: March 17.14, Itol DED-SI1 INTHE CIRCUIT COURT 'ROF THE EIGHTEENTH ____V ''JUDICIALCIRCUIT ------OP FLORIDA. WWr'1'^------ ’ T‘ transput talks IN ANO FOR to and tram school Parents SEMINOLE COUNTY must apply to IN Special Ap­ GENERAL JURISDICTION peal* Board on IN appropriate DIVISION form by June l, Itol. This can CASE NO. to-SCll-CA-IPK N accomplished by contacting NATIONAL FIRST Jlr. Horten** F .v»ei_47..the M O R TG A G E CORF. O F District Office This provision does not Include f'bll.tg*. Wllh Iho exception at In­ creased transportation costs estoclatod with bussing ol those students living further then two (71 miles tram IN Ir assigned school and other students for which I N Board Is required to provide transportation, Ih* proposed action will have no determinable economic Impact on I N School Board of Seminole County. Florida In that I N adjustment ol itudenl bodies, and Instructional end non instructional stalls will not appreciably Inert*** er docreese actual er anticipated costs T N adjustment ot student bodies end Instructional and non Instructional stalls will simply realign present and anti­ cipated cost* Irom school can tors wllh decreased enrollments due to retonlng to Heathrow Elementary School It I* anlkl paled that IN enrollment el Idyllwltd* Elementary School. Lake Mery Elementary School. Wilson Elomonttry School, and Woodlands Elementary School will decrees* T N spocillc laws being Im pigmented er* FL Statutes 770 II. FL Statute* 710 717. and FLltatutesDO 77(41 T N proposed policy Is avail •ill* *t I N Office at I N Super in undent District Office. 111! Mellonvllle Avenue. Senlord. Florida 1777) Person* desiring to obtain copies or review same prior to April 30. Itol. may do SO by contacting Dr. Hortons* Evans. T N School Board ol Samlnol* County. Florida, lilt Mellonvllle Avenue. Sanford. Flor Ido 77771 (4071 333 1157 Al laclad parsons desiring to pres tnl evidence end argument on all Issues under consideration art required to. within tour Iten (141 day* alter I N del* ol publicetton of this nolle*, submit their request in writing to Dr Hortens* Evans. T N School Board o l Seminole County, Flor Ida. t i l l Meltonvill# Avenue, Senlord. Florida 17771. 14071 773 I1S7. THE SCHOOL BOARD PENNSYLVANIA. Plalnlltf. EDWIN CRUZ. atu x. *1*1.. Defendants NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment *4 Foreclosure dated March t l Itol. and entered In Caee No 40 3477CA I4 K, *1 I N Circuit Court ol I N EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEM­ INOLE Counly. Florid* wherein N A T IO N A L F IR S T M O R T ­ GAGE CORF. OF PENNSYL­ VANIA Is Plain lift and EDWIN CRUZ. *1 u*„ at al ara Datan dents. I will tall to th* highest and best bidder tor cash *1 th* West Front Door ol t N SEMI­ NOLE County Courthouse. In Sanlord, F lo rid a , *1 M OO o'clock A.M. on th* tath day ot April. Itol. I N following de­ scribed property at set forth In saM Final Judgment, to wit: Lot 13. SAN SEBASTIAN HEIGHTS. UNIT 1 according t o I N Plot lharaol at recorded In Plal Book 17, Pages f l and 41, Public Records ol Somlnoto County. Florida D ATE D Ihls M lh day ol March, it f l MARYANNE MORSE A t Clark ol told Caurl By JanaE Jasawlc As Deputy Clerk Publish March 71.74. 1441 DED 70S SALVAOE CAR AUCTION APRIL IL Itol I M AM DAVE JONES WRECKER SERVICE. INC MISS HWY 1741 FERN PARK, FL >1730 VEHICLES TO AUCTION M HONDA JH1AFO*04GS1»4IM 74BUICK 4P17Y4XI0SS04 74FORD 4A43F1(043* 74AM C A4A443A7SUM 770L0SM0BILE 3J7tR7D714m 74CHEVROLET IHS7H4K4I73I* 77PLYMOUTH HL4SO!Bl00414 77DATSUN HLB710414447 M FORD OE41A700I44 I4CHEVR0LET lGtAB4*C4EAII44l7 71PLYMOUTH HL74CIB3074SI 71PONTIAC IL44R7ONP4I0 ij FORD IFABP44W4DH143741 tl FORD IFABPI1B4CF100140 74CADILLAC 48445441*4740 Publish March II. ttol DED 100 OF SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIDA BV Robert W Hughes. Super Intended Joseph Williams. Jr . Chairmen T N School Board ol Samlnol* County. Florida Publish March 77. I f f I OED 141 CELEBRITY CIPH ER CetoOvey C p w wrtnograme ire r a re* H e qmekene for t o v t o peuo*e peel and *.■■«* (ax* ieiMr er *w ttoMr Mande for enofoer today •d e t rev err f • H Z R K ' J T P K B M K H C H A M T Z U F B P Z V V M L H K A Z . N M W V A J T Z J I W R K J P D B R J M . ' T P K ■ M N T — L H K A Z . PREVIOU S SOLUTION. ‘'Parents Morn a lot from lh*U children about coping with We." — Muriel Spark mm �SwwiuwfBiM ■^ c .-. . ^ i I — Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida — Friday, March 22, 1991 7 1 -H e lp Wantad C L A S S IF IE D A D S Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611__________831-9993 C L A SSIF IE D DEPT. H O U RS PRIVATE PA R TY RATES *0 0 A M .- fcJO PJL U sirsisb Mts WC . fc» MONDAY tkn FWOAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY IU m SECURITY O F F IC iaS • HS grad, guard Itcerwa required. AAetre lacerWy t4MTT4f TRUCK DRIVER Local deliveries. A ik far Lorraine. M4 5I48____________ UTIllTlES ATTENDANT Automated DiWtroom attend.. F/T. M -F. 1A M 130PM. E i perlence necesury. Call fee >4 41J.SO per hour plus beneflH. Will train. Nee ded nowt t i t i j e e IRAY TECHNICIAN I For busy orthopedic practice. Call Skerett at f4f SMS NOW AC C tFIM O » ; u Prket above reflect a 11 SOtoth dl«ownl lor piampi payment. SchedulIng may Include HeraldAdvertiser a, thecent ol an additional day Cancel when you gal results. Pay only lor day, your ad run, al rota aornad. Uia lull description lor lotto,I rotultt. Copy mutt follow occoproblo typographical form. % 31— P trson ais 71— H tlp Wantad WMIa male. 11, III » « . . r u . • ••V O L T * oo TEMPORARY SERVICES C a llilM If* IHi m children. Looking lor • r n M n w I p H t u m iw 23— L o ti A Found LOST OLD EnglHh SkeepdeqT WMto loco IlgM griyMi silver backside, female, 14 yr,.. si Ib t. No t o ll. L i l t to on ■ r _ m e n */io m m i ii 25— Special Notices BECOME A NOTOT For Do!Jill: tie»4]3 43S4 Florida Mottry AOMciatton GIRLS WANTED From Florid*, between Iho eg*, at • 14, fo cempolo In Ihlt • o r'. M il, Pre-teen. Jr. i:ton. and Toon. 1991 ORLANDO PAGEANTS Over 111,000 In prliM and tcholedilps. Including on all r ip m u paid trip lo National’* In Orlando, Florida Call tor moro Information: 1-MQ-MS-mo, tit. D411 27— N ursery A C h ild Cara B A B Y S IT T IN G , my homo Evonlngt and a i d i id i Rea lonablo ratoe. M l * * ) } CHILD CANE PROVIDER - Lk. Mary Bird, area, M-F. JO yr fMldtnll 371-140] C H ILD C AR E , my Sanlord homa. Reasonable ratal, Includo, lunch A mac*. n o -lilt H APPY ACRES EARLY LEARNING CENTERI Lovo ly country tatting I ro-3441 LONCWOOD/LK. MARYI All ago,, moan, actlvllloi. play aroa. Dayt/evev SSJ/wk. HRS roglilorod. Call Ml-Mil SMALL QUALITY HOME LIKE D a y c a r o A P r o ic h t a l. Oponlngil M teli. Iiim ln g program! Play ground I Folly lic*di U c .ia o »-i.-.... j i i t m i 35— T raining A Education L O O M , b o t u t m . DOS. Wood Portoct A ma.'t. Far Ctati schoduioi. call m i n i 49— M iscellaneous ONE WAT 'TICKET, Orlando lo Syrartno, NY on )/Tt Call Beth. S31 SOU 41— M oney to Let>d~ ACTION UMRS Regardless of crodltll UOO lo 130.000 Calll....... 011-144-4000 43— M ortgages Bought A Sold IEUYANOSELL MORTGAGES NATIONWIDE CALL B ILL AT 1407] 3311 H I 71— H elp Wanted f iS EMPLOYMENT 323-5176 IN W . JIM St. WOOD P A LLE T REPAIRSI Tool,. PU truck, homo rtp jlr thop, bondablo regd ,,]]) H33 EARN , 304, 1*0* WEEK) Stuff envelope, of homo. No cettl SEND SASE to: Gotdon Dis­ tributor,. PO Be, IJISlf-C Corpus O irHtl, TX 7S417I33S * ACRYLIC GLAZERS* sis Hr. • FT/PT OCompany training o Rapid Advancamant • Dealer position Call today I1 IS 4 4 ,»tl ADO TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOW c all ALU M . or 333-4333 C O NST H E L P E R . Claan cut. valid drivar lie.. Apply l i t ) Sanlord Ayg.______ American Security First Inc. P o t ll lo n , o va lla b la lo r Telemarketer, Full or Part Tla No oiporlanco oaCMUry. Eacollont poy. Apply In ptrton 10AM ,P M 1,1 Fodar al ol Srmindir Bldg . tt* 701 1U W 1,1 SI Sanlord_____ ATTENTION * R U V IM 'S* Mak* a difference In your Ilia A th* lilt of olhar, Como work wilts u*t II H illhm n Health Car* Ctnltr 3224544._______E.0.L/H AUTO PARTS DELIVERY Musi be If with valid Flotndd driyers license Cell UP 0000 CONSTRUCTION ALL TRADES Local/Canbboan T , Ml/MR I tor 44> WtfTalont SvrldertFe* COLLECTOR WANTED Join the 11 furniture them in the netion with more then 130 stores We ere tooting tor en individual who must be • Able to wof k well with others • Willing to «pork Seturdeys • Capable driver w/good driving record • Self motivated • Familiar with area Great company benefits! A p p ly on Tuesdays and Fridays between 4 M and S 30 PM, ask for' Mr Mintin’ Mr Williams 1100 S French A*■#, * COUNIER/WAREHOUSE * INSIDE/SALES Plumbing whotetal* Co . mu,I have knowledge at plumbing product, and part, computer eip a plut. benatll, Sand inwM la Bei ut, Sanlord. FL 3777I CASHIERS Hiring all shift,. no emperl onct naadod. Start Immedletoly. Good hourly wag* plu* bonus. (S400) Paid vacation,, paid holiday,, col logo relmburitmant, health Inwranca and a d v i n c m i n t o p ­ portunity,. Apply: 4*00 W. St. Rd 41. Sanford. COOK-FAIT TIME Must bo nait clean and FASTI Knowledge of Matood a plu, Apply In parton Monday Friday. Id }. MOI E. SI. Rd. 44 DAYCARE DIRECTOR Slat, carl., butlna,, back­ ground helplull Salary coma m a ra ta w / * ,p e r l*n c e . Pleas* Mnd R »u m « to Living Wafer, CattsedraL 144 Kannul ad„laatord. Ft. 332Tf______ DELIVERY DRIVER NEEDED For Canlral Florida area. Must be DOT c e rtifie d . Tractor-Trailer. Company ban*III, Mon Frl Apply In parion. P arlt City, (Cl B Cornwall Rd. Sanlord. EOE DRIVER WANTED Tractor traitor w/dump bad drivar naadod. Min. 5 yr*. *,p.. reference, a must I Clear driving record. Wage, accordlng lo gap. R H W _______ BARN SMI to SMi par weak Reading Books at homa. Call I 415-473-7440 Eat. B4J4 EipcriciKcd CJowns!! For Fun World at Flea World. FNi.hrs. Call Bom!* 3X71747 EXPERIENCED tractor Ira Ilor drivar wanted. References, physical f i l m and drug tcrtonlng required. Short hauls within slat*. _______ Call *07 5744101_______ F U L L E R BRU SH R E PS needed. Small starter kit tee. BUY erSELLI IMS-4441 QOOO WORKERS NEEDEDII DAILY WORK DAILY PAY Call Bab........m-WSI attar Spm muss? OBT b w t. lob , ever mo .'crvlWthlp* more I W rit*: A Z Dill, IS4 W. SR 454. 14044 GC. Winter Springy FI. 3370» K EYES FLA . IN C . Realtor*, p a y s t u i t i o n lo R E A L E SI ATb'SCHOOL!.... m m * LABORERS F/TP/T Muil have valid FL driver, lie., end transportation, co benallti, $7.00 hr. Eckel* Tree and L a w Service m m t L I V E IN B A R Y S I T T E R I wanted tor single mom with an* child. Rm. plu, light M le ry O o B O k m -M tl *L P N * Full or Part time, lor Il f and 1*11 shifts ImmodUt, opening com petetlve salary end benefit, Apply D EEAR Y MANOR M N. Hwy. 17/41 Debery. M -F, 4AM 4PM.... EOE ___________ 444-44J*__________ M A N A O E R / H A IR S T V L IS T wanted 70% comm, with lot lowing Casielbef ry, 0 4 15f0 M EDICAL * * * CNA’s * * * Full A part lima. Day A Evening shifts Good benefit, Cell tor appolnlmenl 114 4100 Laagweed Health Care.......E t O PART TIM E AID E - For para lyted male. Driver, llcenM rag’d 5115/wh. Call 331 1434 PART TIM E INTERNATIONAL STUDEN T EXCHANOE PROORAM Saak, outgoing, resourceful parson to tocata host lam ilka, and ovursoa * waek summer home ,| jy , ol ttudent, from Franc* Set own hour, Com munity Involvement helpful Write Welter E. Hartwell. World E,change, tit* Sjnvllla Rd. H. Ft, M yer, Ft. H i l l FART TIM E FRONT DESK CLERK Nighli/Weekend, 14 30/hr Data entry A general atllca re tp o n tlb llllle , 3JI 1*44. 4AAA 4PM, atk for Mary or Ed only Seminole County VAACA P AR TTIM E NUTRITION SITE AIDE Mon Frl 5l? hour, per day Si ft per hour Vacation Sick day benelil, Potilion avail able at Congregational Chn, lion Church. JaOl S Park Ave. Sanlord Food backround helpful Friendly caring al tllude necessary Apply Mon Frl , * J Belter Living For Senior,. 414 Florida Cantral Pkway. Longwood Call Ml itii EOE PART TIME AIDS EDUCATION OUTREACH WORKER ^ or HRS S«mmol« County Public Health Unit M u l l know Seminal* County, b* abi# to work directly on th* tfrttft and wtfh community groups M o w n lla a ib lv Knowledge of AIDS HiV de lir a b le but w ill tra in 4fl7 C T i n 4f i P t! ggQ/AA RECE SS ION ?D0N'T WORRY! E a rn 11.000 wk flu ffin g *nv*iope% al home Send SASE to A l Out IM W SR lU #4044 13 Winter Spgt PtQ< 9T— A part m in t*/ H o u M to Sh a ra PRIVATE beta*. Kitchen privi­ leges. Rasp, tamale only. 44/wk Include, util. J ffO V f SANFORO. Mature. r*N>.. lib­ eral mala, d u re w/ioma. 1 bdrm. homa. I f l n k f M >447 SANFORD! Vary clean home to short, lull privilege*. 1140/mo plu, util. Call ReBerl, MM4f4 SHARE Now TrelN rl Long wood. Adult Itm ait.) child oh. 140 wk, Sandy B j j j H eve, 1 BDRM. 1 BATH, oldtr penon p r tlt r r e d . W ith tr/ d ry a r. Share util. USO/mo. JJ10441 93— R o o m s f o r R a n t CLEAN ROOMS, kitchen A laundry lacllllle. Cable .TV. Sterling al tfi/wk,.... ,f}*-4<tl BOOM In p r iv a t e h o m e E e c e lle n l quiet location . Kitchen privilege, II de^red. 144per week , c a Mao_________ ROOM TO BENT with kitchen privileges 115 per week. _________ Cell 3J3 M il__________ U N F O R D - Furnished. Non smoker, uoo plu, Vt util. Pool A hot tub, m -BM M gsw 97— Apartm ants F u rn ish ad /R an t SANFORD • I bdrm. complete privacy I S100 par weak plus 1300 security Include, ullllle,. _________ Call m-M M _________ LAROE 1 BEDROOM, newly dKoratedl Lake view. Rallable tenant,. MOO. 1147441 ATTRACTIVE 1 Bdrm. Qulal. off si. parking, MIOAvk. In dude, utlllllasl Call fll-4447 OSTEEN, Lg.l bcVm, screen perch, prlv. parking. Qulal neighborhood 1ijfs .m -o jfo REMODELED I bdrm. I bath optt All bills pd-< Mtt/nse. or 114*/week pies sec.....331-4343 U N F O N D • I A 1 Bdrm. Aptst Furn, dr unfurnl Clean, 1300 A Upl Sec, dap. UOO, R e ln fJ M l SANFOND - Large itudlo w / u lilit le t . taJS/m o or 113S/wt plus deposit 333 0443 SANFORO • I bdrm. furnished Apt. Util. Included. Close to downtown. n b * 3J4/lv. msg* SAN F O R D - J bdrm. with screened porch. IOO per waek plu, 1100Mcurlty. _________ Call W T3M __________ SANFORO. Clean I Nice. 1 99— A p a r t m a n t s U n fu r n is h a d / R a n t MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm----- JUOJmo 3 tK *m .l3 tS m o A up...3J3-4Me O FE N HOUSE F R O M 4-II. U T U R D A Y I LAK E JBHNIE AFTSI I bdrm e g ti. with C/H.'A tram UOO/mo. Include, water A g e ,. R reberm -4fl4 99— Apartm ants Unfurnishad / Rant H i lt P va d iu Your Horn* Lake Mary, brand new I. 1 and 1 b ed room lu x u r y apartment,. Pool, ieccutii. tennis, eierclsa room Call SI Croix, Ml 7301 HEAR THE QUIET!! Single story ,tudlo. I A 3 Bdrm. Apt,. Many extras Inct. storage space! Quiet, coty community I Nice lendscap Ing. On site managers who CARE 11 Starling el 1114/mo SANFORD COURT323-33Q1 SANFORO walk la loom tram Perk A v I I bdrm. a p t,I Perckl tw wk. will pd-U>-143} * * BRAND N E W * * R O IE C LIFF APARTM ENTS New 1 bedroom apartment,, lor 1510 W /0 connections, screened pallos end extra Storage closet. 1147 sq. It. Located on Lk. Mery Blvd Call 133-1411. Equal housing opportunity I________________ CLEAN 3 BDRM. 3 bath, washer, dryer, screened patio. In Sanlord 1431 plus security Call M4 3444 or*4414*1 (p u u x v u u t /t/iU a A DORCHESTER APTS Lake Mery m - * e u Call between IIA M -iP M 1225 MOVE IN SPECIAL 7 baboons J bath evellabte UNFORD - Apt. houM. 4 bdrm. UOO. 1 bdrm, 1371 plu, dep. Quiet erea. 333 M*3 U N F O R D , Lg. I bdrm, 1341/mo p lu s d e p . C / H / A . p e e l, laundry, sgfe/qulet 311 0*11 SANFORD. ’ bdrm ., edull* only. No pet,. All elect, air, H V m o 1110 depod I P 1 W 14 W IN TER Sgrtagt •J BR IV, be. Budget Plan move-In a n I I I employed I I kidi/smell pelt ok. 114 Leri Ann Lone. Contact Nancy. Apt. I10. 117-M 11 IM M EDIATE OCCUPANCYtl * MOVE IN SPECIAL* * 1 MONTH FREE* O P iN M O N F R I.il 1A T. 141. 1UNDAYI 1 Osteen area, locllltlv* lor horses available. 1470 per month ptu,utiim*e.33IM01 WOAKSHOP/tferege Bldg. Alio Workshop ept con bo I Very ^^eoMnablel— 1141347/1*. m q 115— Industrial ______ Rentals ___ A A A BUSINESS CENTER • New ofllce/Whw 100 ft to 1.4*1 ft. Boyt with or w/o of lic e , starling al luo/me Hwy. 17/41 B SR 41! Cell...114-43S> t a FT. Building, loading deck, w/l phase power. 1 M l. 1440141 M il 14.000 SQUARE FT..W/Lo*dlng dock. 1 phew power. 13.M per tt. 407-111 B ll] 1 1 7 -Com m ercial ______ Rentals LU X U R Y CONDO Tutcawtlle. I bdrm. 140 bath. 3 K r patios, no pats. *436 plus dep. 544-4*33 FIX SO 3* Y E A R tA T E ALSO HAF FUNDS AVAILABLE 111,7® toward dewnpaymanl and closing costs) * BONO MONEY 7.75%* 1 A 1 Bdrm Corde* evallabl* from 1*71... S E C M. Inc.. Lie Reel Estate Broker. 457 51*4 3.3 and 4bedroom home, avayeblel Hurry, won’t la,I SANDALWOOD VILLAS. 1/1. 1400 a month plus deposit No p el, 471*073 A fie ri PM FLEXIBLE TERMS' 1300 S F Bldg. Suitable for any type buslneii.., 133-M17/011 *4*- S4S4 123— W anted to Rant 121— Condom inium Rentals COUNTRY Creek, turn.. 3/23?. Ik. view, mirrors, wasft/dryer. 1130 mo City M et-.... 477-4111 LAKE MARY 3/3. wesh/dryer. neulllli mech . fireplace ill am men111*, 11535. 717-001* AM *e *41-414* PM_______________ T o a st . the G ood L ife 1 BDRM., In Sanlord. 1371 per month plu, tecurlty deposit Call after IP M M M M 7 T03— Housas Unfurnishad / Rant 1bi BedTMD Apts. Available DELTONA, nice clean 1/1, CHA, available nowl 1404 me. O EM O M M or ig t-ffM O t D ELTO N A - 1 bdrm. home, large yard. Nice and clean 1431 per month plu, security. Call 330 344} HIDDEN LN. VILLAS! 1/11, Tour Completely Refurbished Apartment will Include these features G ntugr. 141— Homes for Sate * Lengweed Frlme Hwy 4M * 1 of lie*,! CAR LOT also avail I R U D Y 'l AUTO ULES...I30-14Q7 U N FO R D • 1 bdrm. m belts, 10*0 per month plu, tecurlty. Cell Ml 1440after 4PM lakafrentl Poet, tennis morel Scr. porch 1143}/mo ..314aiM 121— Condom inium Rentals FINE RIDGE CLUII 101— H o u s a s • N«w Carpgtlng • Naw appliances • Now land­ scaping K r#novat ad pool • Rafrtgarator, stovs, dithwashor & garbage disposal • Cabla TV hook­ up * Ndwfy refurbishad clubhous* • Tannis court • Laka swimming & fishing • Laundry csntsr • Profassional on-sita managomant 4 * • Vntlaybalt A S K A BO U T O U R W E L L R E FT 3 BDRM. COUNTRY HOME on 1 seres In Industrial growing area. 1141, MO H IS T O R IC A L 3 B D R M . HOME over 3.300 tq. If. Hardwood lloort. fireplace, carriage house.............145.400 W IL L Fay *v,% an your money. Guaranteed by real eslat*. referencev....................333-1717 127— Office Rentals Call Janet Moih INM Oeys. 333 1754 Eva*. 113-7171 AA Cara**. Inc. BRANDNCW OFFICC BLDO 400 >q. ft. f t 3.000 ft* QC-310NINQI Move In Spaclal........... USO/mo. CA LL............................ 33I-4W0 3 SMALL RENTAL OFFICES Vary reasonable. 13X 14. For detail*, call nowl 3334171 / lu r r y ! O n ly 1 / n r I r/t 7 Bedroom $ 4 0 Special 0 ° ° Per Month I o r Y o u r ( jm,.-Mi in d .iy ’ hru f u l l y 10 • ’.Y> A-.- 1 )p. • . ft. *• l iy ;» .If’ f I S i r ’ll, iy Hy A;>fu: • >■ • GENEVA GARDENS APARTMENTS 1505 W . 2 5 lh St., S iin f o r d Century 31 Oliedl Realty DUPLEX tor rent. Spacious unit,I Walk ta Plnacresl Elamenlary. 3 bdrm IW bath.lUO 1 bdrm. I bath, SMS Celt Al CMadl................ 13H333 LAKE M AR Y • 3IS S. Country Club Rd. 3 bdrm., 1400 per month plus deposit. MI-4441 LAKE MARY/HIDOCN LAKE ESTATES Beautiful 1 bdrm. 1 bath on culde-iac. Screened porch, fire p la c e , double g a ra g e , klih/petok....................... I f f ! 444-4*0 or eves. M i n is Attweed Phillip, Inc. 'W / 0& IK & e p a rtm e n ts W ’J KEED 4 BEDROOMS? Lake M ery. fireplace, screened porch, sprinklers ItJO/DISCOUNTI InvesSer, Realty, tie-e*34 RENTALS, RENTALS Heme, In ell ,1m . starting Irons 1340 per month,In De­ ltona No Tee to tenant I QjejxsJ Realty. 14*4441 1AHFORD1 BR w**/dry 1435 LK. M AR Y Specious 1/1 lance I Presidential C reep.......111-4471 3 2 2 -2 0 9 0 hen west 711Odi of ■id s You! see M k g n i v f v rlgr*. artmentm : ' ' "S/F LAKE MARY 1 bdrm., 3 bath, 3 car garaga. laccuil. fenced yard, w/ sec. system . Rent w/opllon to buyll 1475 mo. 11HAM________ NEED A 1 BDRM. or 1 Bdrm. In DELTONA? Large select ten I PRIM AR Y R E A LT Y .... 174*714 N IC E • C L E A N • A F F O R D A B L E Watch Y o u r First M on th 's R en t Disappear... P O O l •F IT N E S S c e m t H - S A U N A S t t t l l l l A Itb l r j l i r TH A I I r n t l f t i s A M O TH EXTRA U R G E 1 & 2 BED R O O M S AVAILABLE Call For Details * 1Bedroom Special $100 O ff r iR S T M O N T H S R E N T Newly Renovated I New Carpet & Vinyl I New Celling Fan - New Vertical* - • New Mini Blinds Cali mmt 321-6220 SANFORD 1 bdrm. screened porch, over l acre. U M per month HD REALTY 2M - M 00 U N F O R D • tarnished 1/1. * p ptlences. USO/mo LAKE M ARY Two story, 3.100 sq It I/ IW . a p p lia n c e ,, garage, fenced yard. 1730/mo P A U LA B E TH O l BORNE VENTURE I PROPERTIES ____________111-4144____________ SANFORD. Large I bedroom, fenced yd . mutt w e I Pet, ok. 11*0mo plu,>*c. 131-1*7* SANFORO 1 bdrm. large yard, kid* OK. 1441 per month 74b 1307 5 YEAR LEASE I will rent your 1 bdrm houM lor St yean. I pay all lax. Insure, end repair In exchange lor reduced rent I —.... 313 3344 3 BDRM IJ BATH, central H/A. near Seminal* High. 1S00 per month plu, aecurlfy 111 -lose TOO* Labe Mary Blvd laniard SPACIOUS 2 BR 2 BA APTS 2/2 ON 10 SECLUDED ACRES 115— Industrial ______ Rentals F u m is h a d / R a n t 105— DuplexT rip lex/ Rent Call 321-0584 , nic* furnlthed. m obile home, senior, pr* tarred. Rent to buy. 133-404* sanfo nd 112— Storage Rentals Wenl/O ptlent U N F O N D • I bdrm. cottage with front porch Complete privacy! 1100 per weak plus SIVI security include,utllllte* Cat: 1IZ H4C - - - • • 1 0 7 -M o b il* Hom es / Rant SANFORO. downtown area. I bdrm 117S a month Plu, security deport 444-77S-4S1I SANFORD 3 bdrm I bath. A/C. carport UK) per month plus sacurlty. Call M l 4430 107— M obile H om es / Rent ELDER SPRINOS. all Hwy 437. I A 1 bdrm 17S OS wk . SIWdep 111 3134o r 7741540 Accounting & T a x Service INCOME TU SERVICED Prep. Chartesl lo w EZ. t it 1*40-A. 114. 1*4*. 130 electronic Filing’, let!refund AS LOW AS turn I K R IS TI DAWN COMPANY too N*. Hwy 17/41 lengwoed * * CALL 7(7-7502 * * Q U A L I T Y B O O K K E E P IN G SERVICE Computerised II none lei statement,. Income lax preparation 111 4135 TAX A ACCOUNTINOI Small kueinatt ceniultmgl Quail Iled A lull SVC accounting 341-1171 Additions & Rem odeling BILL STRIPPCutlem Heme, •RR003IS4I KITCHENS. BATHS ADDITIONS 407 445 7411 ATTENTION!!! ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS O R CONTRACTORS We have a set ol 5 completely and beautifully furnished offices suitable for any of the above trades. Super desks, drafting tables, blue print coplors and hangers with all the necessary accompaniments. M ust see to believe. Two blocks from Sanford City Hall. For lease at e x ­ tremely competitive rales. Appliances NEW/USED APPLIANCES Buy/Sell a Recand/Guaranleed HOME APPLIANCE...322-3M3 B u ild in g Contractors M A R K M cCAR TY gen con tractor Remodeling. Rat A Comm CGC04*303 731-4471 NEW. REMOOEL. REPAIR HOMES. OFFICES. STORES All type, centlruclMN. ReWCem m oan s o B*iuit. CBCiiteae Carpentry Hone repair* remodel . Deck,. Shed, 4 Garage, Q U A L IT Y I n i l* , * C A R P E N T E R All klndvol home repairs, painting 1 ceramic III* Richard Gres,.... I l l >473 CARPENTRY. Unftw d Wstg Crown Square (407 ) 324-0546 LEAVE NUMBER FOR PROMPT CONTACT Carpet/Upholstery Cleaning______ FLOORS SHAKE OR SAG? H om e im provem ent Painting A L L H O M E Im p re v e m tn l, Major remodeling, door, A trim 35 yr,. M l S14S, eve, M. LUC 1E A SONS Carpentry R e m o d e lin g A re p a irs . Custom trim A cabinetry. Lic'd/tmt 11 y rv eip. Call ler F R E E E S TIM ATE407 >747111 CAMPION Custom Painting In Ip rle r/ tittrlo r Depend* bl*/Ref’s Dave. 333 SO]) Hom e R e p a irs A A M LEVELIN G I W* Fix W* level Moor, and tpeclallt* Foundation,, wood Iram* A in water end term! I , damage block) Free estimate,.IN >»i* 31yr« *«p 407 140 3331 HOME OWNER’S HELPER eOAK FLOORINOe 11 3d eq Knowledgeable. E ip ’d . Rea, H. . wood IntUlled A llmdwdt • Carpentry • Plumbing Free etllmelel Call 334 1*43 • Eleclrlcal •Orywall 331 7H 7 Cleaning Service RON COLLIER’, Remodeling) Carpentry, rooting, painting C A TH Y ’S CLEANING SERV ” No tebloa , mailt” 311 4411 ICE RelertnceL reasonable rale, Lkented! Call 333 7470 Land Clearing CLEAN AS A W HISTLE! IS oil I, 1 V I,III All area. Lie . • LAN D CLEARING, aBACK bonded Inst AllonSablel4ai**l HOE WORK. OHAULING. CALL ROCKY, 1M -IM 4 C LE A N IN G AND IRONING' reatonable rate, 30 year Law n Service Sanford re ,Ident 334 77» C O M P LETE Quality Lawn A * Harglt Cleaning Service* Landscaping, Tree Service A tpeclallt*, In otllc* cleaning! Irrigation, competitive rale,, 14 Hr. Service............. TV 1471 Ire* t , lima le. Sunny', 371- 7134 Electrical Lawn Car*. FR E E tsl 1 Chn,Han firelighter, BOOTH ELECTR IC Revden E ic Service! Evtningi 131 4711 Hal Commercial Free a,It »ER000W4?s ... 471 1133 LAWN MAINTENENCE Weekly or 1 lime service Low Bait & Tackle rate, Call T o m --------- 131 4331 Marc Anthony’,I 1S4 W SR414 Winter Spgt. Fnhmg, hunting lie, Warm, IONofIt >371PI0 Fence_______ Sharp Fence1 1st Rat* work LOW price! Free ett Wood thqinhnli A repair, 337 ,431 General ServicesH IL L S V C SI H. pressure water claaningl Carports, pools, homas Trash removal 149 « 1|7 Handy M a n C A R P E N T R Y . M ASO N AR V painting and III* work Free estim ate, L in d Call 133 4331 FAIN T, yard work, reof.houk* Cleaning, reserve rung window cleaning and re p a ir, ,44 71,7 M a so n ry TWP MASONRY, Brick, block sluc CO. concrete Renovation, Llc’d A in. I l l 1444/514 *117 JA Y N E 'S MASONRY. Block brick concrete, lootings Rea unable Rate, 1133 S417 M o v in g & H auling Paper H anging P R O F E S S IO N A L P A P E N HANOER 4 EST PRICESIt 10 Y r , *>p F r e e d 133 3444 Paving Akins Paving A Con»l. Inc.. Asphalt, concrete. FR EE ett 1 Lie. A in,, m ISM Pressure Cleaning AFFO R D A4LE HOME CARE • Average Slit Houm ..... 545 • Average Slit Root 14S • Driveway, • Pool Deck, • Pro E kief lor Painting • Lie d. * In, 11*4 ) 1] ess] PRESSURE CLEANING MAN H o u m , Irons 14} quale, by phone! Call Rater. 3344444 Screen & G lassw ork * WINDOW P R O * Window cleaning In >1. out tl Caulking 7Sc Rcureenmg and repairtl Pressure cleaning! Re, or Commercial 7AM JPM Atk tor K.C. * 3 2 2 2474* Satellite Repairs A T T N : SATELLITE OWNERSI W* ,vc all make, al Salelht* Sy, Fail Mrvice. reasonable price,! M 7 111 1147 Tile TN T TILE A M ARBLE Com m ercial, residential Small installations to com plete renovation. Licensed A Insured Til* available below retail! Freedimaleet Call *47 tod lister Ml >31 n i l # * e H A U L IN G yard train Tree Service appliances furniture, trash ol any kind1Richard.......273 77,3 ECHOLS TREE (IK W N SVC R I C K ’ S ’’ L IT E ” H A U LIN G F rtt ctfimjtgif fsir Pncttf Yard traps, appli , tree limb, Lie. .int Stump Grindirtq. Too! Sem Co only Freeest » 7» ,114 32) 1129 day or hift ML#t Th# Protruionjkdoit" X P R E S S M O V I N G A OE LIVERY 1 bdrm apl 1 F A M I L Y T RE E S E R V IC E . Slltes. 7 bdrm SMSVS com Tree, down and gone! W* teapt*t*’ Call ler defarltl 1*0 *7] ] an y d t lie and in, M4 tl)t Ulrertise Your lluxinexs Ferry Day Fur As Low .T.v S45 Per Month. (!<ill Classified, 322 2011 I �T T T T r T ,n f' T T Sanford Herald. Santord. Florida — Friday. March 22. 1991 — 7B 141— Homes for Sale 141-Hom «« for Sale IIA T T N K RECESSIONI Mew heme* fram tM K I Model even. C A C Hemet, m -tn u e e BUILBErSSFEC HOMES M I s< It v Nt j \S i s V I \l I M S u STENSTROM BOW MONEY, 7 3/4% W f list and sell more property than anyone in the Greater Sanford/lahe Mary area. IMMACULATE LESS THAN S3,200 DOWN Wf.no. POSSIBLE LEASE fUKHASE M A I TALL TREES IDYLIWILOE HOME 1SUB SOUR POOL 3/1 3.330 tq ft. on 1/3 acre with new carpet, ceramic Ilia and paint, tax 30 family room, privacy fenced yard with well and sprinkler system. S114.too H ANDYM AN SPECIALI Concreta block 3/16 on wooded 115X114 lot. Lk. X cot*. Hear m is: Only S17A00. A FFO R D A BLE 1/t Townhouse. Good location. Community pool. Malnt. In eludes water A sewer. Now S30400 n AND LA MONROE Sacreesftfel 4/3. 3300 tq. It., custom built, S337.I00 LANE MARY LESS THAN 13,000 D0HN BET TER THAN NEWI Lk. AAary 3/1. completsly loaded with eitras. All brick. Super home lor SlOf.fOOO 3/1. living, dining, family rooms, fenced yard, new paint, carpet and tile. Ut.tOO r e d u c e d uc.rn New custom 4/3. On well Irted 1.3 acres. Pool, securlly, Ilia, fplc. See II today. Now only S337,*00 ASSUMABLE M QUALIFYING L IK E NEW I 3/7. two story, appliances, fireplace I Privacy fencad yard with pool. I 44.M0 CALL ANYTIME S370O DOWN INCL CLOSING Plnocrotl. 3/3. living, dining, family rm.. securlly system, fenced yard....143.too 322-2420 321-2720 t>aui t Hi ’ •* OSBORN! vt NIilWf I'HIIPI Hi I GOVERRMENT HOMES AH0 RANK FORECLOSURES 1S4S Park Dr., Sanford 441W. Laka Mary Bt.. U . Mary 0 u % 3 5 d 1 (M l* Lie. Real Estate Broker 3440 San lord A vs 321-0759.......... 321-2157 3 BORM 1 BATH on targe lot, almostl.TOO sq.ft. 547.500 4 BORM. on qulel street, hradt work. Nice loll 135,100 , EBTATR CO., INC.. i n acre, assume mortgage 5137.400 Oary Larweed 1444344ar 345*4403 Cawteryll Ortoda Raatty * * SANTORO* I First TIwb la ym SpBciti Only 51.000 down A S470/mo. buys 4 BR brick homo (1.700 S.F I If you qualify tor 7.75% llxtd rale bond money 11 Set­ tled neighborhood. Special sat* price 1115*. 100 Call Braxton Green Hemes S44-1M1 or Sell free t-o SANFORD, F R O M tM JM t I homos restored to pertectlen T EM PLIN R E A L T Y ,010-4410 1 am looking for nice homes to match with buyers. CoHMCrotwy, REALTOR 14*71034440**r 133-MOO QUtRN REALTY INC 13114*3 (14 heurtl e FHA/VA Bond Money Now I •Owner Financing Aval fabI* I • In Law Suite* ■Javerall • EIegant Historic Homttl e Luxurious Offic# Spacel •Acreage... Building Lots I Sales Associate*, .we need help I We're a Irl county otf let SH E PPL EY REALTY, Realton Thinking of Selling? Call For F re* Market Ana hrslt 1403-7000 TOWNHOUSE JUST REDUCED! Santord • 3 Bdrm. Irt bath, fireplace, large private patio and balcony. 547.000 First Fedtralot Seminole, 333 1342 O N LY I7.se* Assumes 1 / 1 1 car garage, fenced. 1750 sq. ft. AC. OH Lk. Mary Blvd. Pool, tennis, lake. PI-H03________ * * UNBELIEVABLE * ★ Well kapt older 1 bdrm., 1bath with CHA, on large lanced In comer tot. with a three car d a t a c h a d me t al garage/workshop and MORE I Owner will help with (inaneIng. A real bargain al 547.500 I N V E S T O R ’S S P E C I A L I Duplex, 1 Bft w/CHA, end I BR. fenced. USO/mo Income. Only................... 151.S00M SANORAI Immaculate 1 BR/3 Bth. w/lamlly rm. A dbl*. garage. CHA. fenced, alarm, sprinkler, form al dining, extras! Btaulllull 574.000 R E A L ESTATE REALTOR.................. 133-7450 323*5774 Alter Naurs call CVH....33147** CALL BART 151— IfW M tm tn t P r o p r ty /S N lN RETIREE IPECIALI 31 two bedroom units, across from city park. Quiet end secure. Wilt tell Individually or as package. Reduced tor quick telol 545,100 By owner Call 3314447 153— AcreageLots/ S a lt 0NE+ ACRE LOT) Paved. Lake Markham Rd. 515.000. Stanstrem Realty. Je*aasia333-tllt/33l-3T3g R IIID IN T IA L LOT on Quiet, deed end * freed. Well located. Nice trees. Good are*. Super price! 011,000 Item tram Reatty 333 3*30 1 5 7 -M o b ilt H o m ti / S a lt E. ORLANDO • 1/1 moblla. 1 car garage end guest apt. 545,500 W. Meltatewskl. Rea Her ___________333-7503___________ PARK MODEL • 13x10 w/IOxl] Insulated FL room, furnished, iioeksR v perk...... m a g i SAVE MSI NEW 1*51 HOMES! WHY PAY RETAIL? 14X7*. H450.34X70, It 5,080545-1705 14x711 3 BR 1 Bth. All new Interior, enel. porch A util rm. Secrlflcel Ml JOB 333-1)30 1*50*5X13 PARK MODEL RV • Deluxe Mod* 11 Florida room 110X301 Kitchen appi . C/H/A w/haat pump. Shad. Must sail due t o Illness. 1X0341 159— Real Estate Wanted RANTED TO BUT! House* In need ot repair I Schunn Realty, R*altor.SJMM7 BIG YARD SALE and Laurel, Sanlo.-d_________ 0GUBIE HOUSEHOLD SALE! Frl., Sat.. Sun., 7 ? Computer, clothes, table. TV stand, couchei. A many more Items! 70t Santa Berber* Or._______ SAM 4 PM RUMMAGE SALE Professionally Owned & Managod by FRM Properties Inc. AKC CHOW Popples. 3 females. 3 males. Black I W'papers A shots. 5171 negotlabto *40-7411 *r44AMII Dtbbtoar Rick 35*3 5. Sairterd Ara.. 333 74*5 • CENTRAL HEAT A Air unit tor small houst. 1 )00. also FREE Firewood! 323 34*1 • DINETTE let. table 34" X 30" w/ 4 padded chairs 540. Can deliver, r • ■NO TABLE, brass end glass. Like new. 530333 0S44________ • OOLO PLU1H Davenport, esc. condition on castors 535. Call mornings......... 333-1034 • HUTCH, top ha* glass doors and cabinet era* on bottom. Good condition. Ashing 5100 ___________ Ml 33*3___________ LARRY'S MART. 115 Santord Av*. N*w/Us*d turn. A appl. Buy/Seit/Tredo.......333-4133. LIVING ROOM 5*1 Igrey), din Ing sot. bed. tables. A bar. Exc. cond MOVING! 330-5734 • SOFA, brown. 7 H., tow seet*. Good condition. 545OBO ___________ M l 1071___________ SPEED QUEEN HASHEN Heavy duty, white, Ilk* new. 5300................. Cell 345 4350 1540 ART DECO Bdrm Suit*. Hd/ftbrd.. dresser, mirror. boKSpr^i mall *400 331-1445 CHEVROLET *3 4 8 0 *2 98 0 988 CH EVY SP R IN T 1974 DATSUN PICKU P AUTO, AIR. LOW M lti, LOWLOW PAVtotNTS CUSTOM TRUCK MUST SEE *1980 *3 68 0 Low As* BUY HERE!$200 IPAY HERE! *35M DOWN AW EEK^ 1986 CH EVY CELEB R IT Y P. LOCKS,77,000 MIES, ( OWNER, LKE NEW ONLY 1988 GRAC SLE CAMPER TOP, ALL POWER, LOW MIES, WONT LAST *4288 *9 4 8 0 1987 CH EVY C A V A LIER SAY 1988 TOYOTA XT R A C A B LOW U 1 E I . A U TO . AIR, LOADED 4 WHEEL DRIVE, GREAT BUNN WO, GREAT LOOKING *4180 *6 9 8 0 l i t — Office Supplies / Equipm ent APPLE III Camputor, Toshiba Captor w/aartor, NO REA­ SONABLE OFFER REFU5EDI.....................M 3’ *30 • DESK, Ig old matal type Hvy. duty w/lyptwrltar compartment 545. Can deliver 3M-41I5 A U TQ , AM, LIKE A S w ONE, TW O-TONE PAJNT VA K 113— Tete vision/ Radio /Stereo • SHARP Ttitvlston. 14" color, good condition. 5MM1I41I WITH YOUR twn lotaltlt* System, yau watch HBO, Ctiwmai. ESPN. CNN A aver 15* other channel* tor tots than 133/m*. Ltas* yurchase pragram available. Call 343-0305....34 hr recerdad mast II" COLOR TV. year old. 575. 10" Color TV. 570. Excallfnt ^ o it o ^ C a lL ^ j™ ^ 1982 F250 PIC K U P 1984 CH EVY M O N TE C A R L O HIGHWAY 17-92, SANFORD ( 1 2 mile North ot l ake M a r y B lv d ) E a sy to hnd from anyw here in Central Fla P h one (407) 321-7800 or (407)628-9779 El Portal Ava. Santord Sal urday and Sunday, 5 5 Some thing tor everyone! Kangaroo caddy, alec, stova. mapla hutch, labia w/3 chairs, clothes and much more! Sat. Onlyl * T3S31 Palmettto Ava. 323-2628 * eWANTEDe * . Golden rad Persian kitten, papers no! necessarvi Cathy 377-41*1 200— Registered Pets 4 HOMES GARAGE SALE Rain or Shine, I COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST. 4*31 South Hwy. 17 *3. Cassalbarry 2335 W. Sem inole Blvd. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford 199— F*ets 4 Supplies Sanford [Bryn Haven Subdlvl slonl Friday. Saturday and Sunday, March 33nd. 35rd. 34th Irom SAM 4PM. * JUMBLE SALE * 33 LA ROE SIMP-ON BOXES, New Snap On glass baad cabins! Exc cond Call 33*-4711 EASTEN BUNNIES! 204 S. Aboidocn Ciiclo GARAGE SALE 300 S Sunland Dr, Sunland Estate*. SAM 3PM. Saturday. A 193— M achinery/T ools Lop and Dwarls only. Reason abls price. Call Ml-1415______ FERRETS - 11 I black looted A I albino A healthyl Lg* cage A access. 1150obo 1301001 eves 31* 5. S U N L A N D DR. Sal. Onlyl 5 5. Toys, clothas, furniture, dishes A glassware. Rain NO SALE_____________ 0 3. Bikes, turn., baby Items, maternity clothes, records. mlsc. 141Fairway Dr, Santord II 55 Each. C*ll MI-5741 15 FAMILY YARD SALE FRIDAY AMD SATURDAY M a rc h EASTEN BUNNIES CLEAN UP Time I Yards, lawn cara/landscape. Res/Cemm. Free osl Area resident.373-14*3 YARD SALE ’“ Ok/Wl/W iladwrcbtw b/lTh" • Pool & Jacuzzi • Garden Windows • Fireplaces 193—Lawn 4 Garden BEAUTIFUL Femato pit bull. l'y mo . ears and tall cropped all *l>olt and tags 5150. Days 355-4375. Eve*- M4-712* EASTER BUNNIES! Bring own cage or box. Call Altar 3PM tor directions! 534-5775 Sal. March 13. 5AM 7. Tractor ' * V a fin c h man fs*. sw ing, IfufU.J,> . sole, mite, houu! hold and stabla Items. Best oiler. DEALERS Welcomet 1144 Marquette Av*. Across lake tram Santord Alryert. Going on all day Saturday! & S H O P P IN G O n tofce M o rv c w **: KANT TOSEU YOUR HOME? Units Include Washar/Dryqr ConnectlonB REGATTA SH O RES HOMES eve liable from gov­ ernment from SI without cred­ it check. You repair. Also SAL bailout properties. Call (005) 4*31551 E X T H 3M4 for repo list your area. (Call 7 day* • tThe Prudential (ffci 1 Bedroom 1 M onth FREE Indoor Racquetball ■W eight Room 141— Hom*s for Salt ★ OVIEDO* e Custom built, exc. area. 3/1. T H IS W E E K S to R ega tta Shores Apts * overlook in g L a k e M onroe ALL STEEL BUILDINGS al dealer Invoice. 3.000 to 50,000 sq II. Call 407 351-0301 collect 199— Pets 4 Supplies I — —l . _ 4 l ~ — 0 Charming 4/3. family rm., fplc., motivated 173.400 F lo rid a R e a lty 19 1-Building M ate rials ralTIDfVI, I rtCIVOIryfl K H I W I * HIDDEN LAKE* HOP ON OVER C L O S E TO M A/C's 17,300 BTU, 3 yrl. old, 5150; *.300 BTU. 7 mo. old, 5350; 7,500 BTU. 0 yrt. old Maka offar............... 333-4057 • AC UNIT. Sears 730. heal and air. Window unit, good cend. 1100. 345-5574 •ANTIQUB tIH top table, with fin* Inlay design. 14" till top. 055.................... Coll 403 33M BJ'S RESALE W* Bwy/Stll Furniture A C*F- stag DOWN II M l I I I \ l l \ i.M 4/r,4 BATEMAN REALTY IN I— Appliances / Furniture _________ PI-7337_________ WILSON PLACE 4/1 Big tupar home. With 34% down owner will carry mfg C A L L U S R IG H T NOW. sirs.ooo ST. m STAIRS PNOfERTY LOVELY DELTONA Spill in. Eel In kit w/bey window, guest rm.. Ians, big yard. Bull! In 'It, SM.SC0 New custom built 1/3. m o tq. ft. on 1/3 acre wilt) security system, fireplace, appliances, and pqpl planned I SIM. 100 Q UAD RA P L I X . Quit! neighborhood* New roof, new siding I It: ootfmeeie M A N A G EM EN T B R EA LT Y 4er-m -w vnn57p LOVELY LK. M A R Y 1/3 In Ihe Forest. Adult communi­ ty. security ga ls, pools, clubhouse. Double carport. LESS THAN SUM DOWN Zoned Cl. appliance*, new paint, Scar garage, let,too 145— Duplex for Sale RANK FORECLOSURES! I C A L L C A R L A L IE ONLY S I M M DOWN Assume no quality. Grovevlew 3/3. Spacious. Big sat In kit. Lois oltliras. Now S44.000 HOUSE ON 3/4 ACRE ^ndagendimtljOwnadlVMaajOO VeiusU/SemiMle C« from 3/1'T. new root, carpel, paint. K r. porch, fenced yd. eppll ancet. garage........... S35.5W 100 ft. riverfront, t acre treed! 3 bdrm. home plus spa plus I bdrm. guest house. 110.000 below 'I* appraisal. CALL MYRA. 747 5415 The Prudential F lortda Realty L K . M A R Y A R E A l I 1/1. Atsuma No Qualltyl SM*/mo S tenttram Raalty..... 333 M M REALTY, INC. POSSIBLE 51,700 GOVERNMENT ASSISTANCE 4 Attumeble nc quality loant In these ereett Choov from Semi not#/Orange Volutlf/Lake Count leil ST. JOHN'S NIVEN CRT IK » W T t e S Includes Screened Pool Special Rale Financing call 331 a m M I U It » 143— Waterfront Property / Sale KIT ’N* CARLYLE® by Ltiry Wrifbl 141-H om es for Sale 975 ELDER RD 1990 Chevrolet Cavalier CL loll 44 West) Inside sale. New ceramics, glass, wicker blinds and baskets, drums, clarinet, band saw. 4.000 watt genera tor. potter art. brass. Harvard clatalcapluamlac. 3 FAMILY SALE \ Friday and Saturday * 3. MS Summerlin Ave. Sanford 2 D o o r or 4 D o o r S h e n a n d o a h V illa g e Grovevlew Villas Affordable Ratal Starting At $3501 Mova-ln Special 1 Month Free Duwxfy actum* from Flea Uarkai on 17/50 Unque I 4 3 Bdrm SxgtoMO'f ■Owntii mg poof • PlaygrcuW - Laundry Facttw • Uorshfy Peat Cereml • ChSdmn 4 Smal Pets WWanrwl For Wormwon • 14 - F 44. Ca4 1 ml* W a l l 7 02 oft lk u v y Bm J • 2 Bit. 3 BA wgiuqu* srg<* lemfy horns floor pun ■ 1032 S q Fl I h r g Space •Lg Country Klthen . I gftted Tennw Court* I Poof Open Mon SA » 5. Sunday I 5 O 2000 Lake Mery Blvd. 3 2 3 *2 9 2 0 Regatta Shores ik Move-In Spaclala * A ll Unlta/1 Month Free 0 _____ On beeuSt* Lake Morvoo. III SANFORD Indoor fUoqiwea* ■i leraee Room I • Pool • Jacuiil - Clubhousa ------- v Brand Naw, Now La*ting 3390.00 M o v m You In © | ______, 117-92^ CocAM oponfll M ta/owfoohordqrwY 3 2 3 -2 6 2 8 Sanford Court Apartments 1 0 f LAKE MARY ! ix. UA8Y BLVD.^ 0 \ H FHC E tUB C ufete TV I Como t « - » todaj I 0»m * Uor J 4 I ( . S « n d 12 ■S 24U HNfttiwK A*b © / ' O 3 2 4 -4 3 3 4 3301 S. Sanford Av*. i Bk Norm a lx. Mary ava fcngw Story ftudo. 1 4 3 O w n apes •Caurvr, Ha Swing ■On see Managers •S u tn g a *]<* mown Come 4 Meat Ha Dual © 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 D o r c h e s te r A p t s LO NG W O O Dy^ A ik About Our Springtime Spaclala! N ♦ Brand Naw 3 Bedroom Apia. 1510 500 Dorchaator Square lOLWed 1 meet from 44 - lee* Harp MessNow (£•* SOI Choc* at tel. 2 nd or Vd iwea a>a4MW* * N O W O P E N !* O LAKE M ARY OM 44/ West Of 1 M B x l a v Mery Crow* W e m e siory homos > f Bedroom I Bam •2 BeWeeme 3 AaP* . oew u u ia n Lk Mary •Ssntord • 14 - aHetfor S e w C r r e , R O S E C L IF F A P T S . call 3 2 2 -5 9 5 5 I * liM H u n g Oooorfcswy *5999 5 To C h o o s e From 100% Financing Avsllsblg on all cars ptua lax & lag. w mi* M l of 17 93 on Ha h n n I 2 4 3 HdBdYBorn• Twm Houbm 2333 W. Seminole Blvd. © 3 2 1 -0 5 8 4 Cedar Creek Apartments \\ oonvwwJ U M 4 thoptmg 1 4 3 b w *w m O N LY i C 434 ) o 1990 O LDSM O BILE CIERA S FM P S PB. A C . ST E R E O & MORE PW PL PS PB AWFM A C A U l O &MORE tilt c r u is e 1990 DODGE CARAVAN SE n,r> nh • mp» r u A v r n r*n PS, P0. A/C, FM S T E H tO A MORE 1990 P O N T IA C S U N B IR D L E PS PB A C AM FM STEREO AUTO 4 MORE ONLY 2 LEFT* *8799* *9499* *10,699* *5999* A V I S C ar Sales 3 2 3 -4 9 2 3 T o Advertise In T h is Rental D irectory C all 322-2611 1990 L U M IN A EURO J.R Lew is Steve W illiam s Terri Sh e e ts D o u g M c C o rd D r iv e n f o r D e p e n d a b ility 5575 S. Hwy. 17-92 • C a sse lb e rry , F L 331-3837 HOURS M-F 9-9 SAT 9 6 SUN 12-5 �no 200 A H I ! t S( 0 * T v /, M qrt.'»Mfr* i •••, •••.«'*• • 1” *• <t ......... . l- 231 231- C a r s Registered Pets C a rs RENAULT AllIANCE • ... ...................t v - rt'V I ) HONDA ACCORD '(V ‘W A i 701 — H orse s . s a i i •• • f o p ‘ MOPSf FOP m in i f at 215 Bo.its.ind A cc essories *«i • i » • |) » • », .» • A T M U S T Sf l l 1)4 0433 |. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 22, 1991 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 22, 1991. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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