1 10 257 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0955323aa03bfce5dbe1e4f34cd41bed.pdf cbeea19ed198defa7814c1ebe4961041 PDF Text Text 6 ,i 1 9 9 2 • F R ID A Y . Sanford H erald Serving Sanford, Laka Mary and Seminole County since 1008 B4lh Year. No. 166 •- Sanford, Florida NEW S D IG E S T School boss in running ■V V IC K I DaSOM M IIH Herald Staff Writer □ Sports Rams take advantage of breaks L O N G W O O l) - Th e Lake Mary Rum* took advantage of 11 l.yrnan m o re to collect lit first SA C softball win 6-2 Thursday ultrrtuxiii. See Page IB . □ People Food for needy Sonic church members In Sanford were concerned enough about needy comrades In Russia that they collected food and donations to send to them. Bee Photoe. Page 3B SAN FOR D — Acting superintendent Richard Wells declared today that he Is a candidate to lxthc permanent replacement for Rolierl Hughes as siqicrlntcndcnl of Seminole Counlv schools. "I've liecn In thr Job (as acting superintendent) for a couple of monlhs now anil I sec what needs to I k- dour." W rlls said. "I think I have the capability to do the Job." Wells, who served us sit|M-rlntcndrnl of s c I i i k i I s In Flagler Counly before coming to Seminole County In 1987. At that time lie wus hired ns to head the traus|Mirtutlou department and simiii thereafter was named as assistant superintendent for facilities and trans|Mirtallon. He Is still serving In that assistant sujiertnlendeney while he Is acting superintendent. Wrlls agreed to ronllnue on In ImiII i ciqiacltlrs in order to savj* the district money as he Is only Iicing paid the salary lor the Interim su|ierlntrndrnFs work. Wells said that If he w rrr given the superin­ tendent's position, he would lx- working fewer hours than he Is now. H r Joked that h r wants thr to|i Job because he needs a break. "Th is Is rrally the toughest time of year with hudgi-l pi.inning uml with rrronlng." hr said. fly the time the new su|H-rlntrndrnt Is set to begin work on Ju n e 15. W rlls said, the hard part for I he year Will I k- over. The salary range for the position will tic between $90,000 and 9105.000 jm t year plus iK-neflts. With less than a week ticforc the application deadline. 97 candidates have u|ipllrtl for the su|>ei1ntendent'a | K is lllo n . District oRIclals cxjiecl that us many as 40 more aindications may Ik * received by the March lOcut oil date. A citizens committee will recommend 15 names to the school iMiartl by the March 24 m rrtlng and the Huai decision will he announced no later than May 5. "I'm conllttrnl that I am capable ol lining the Job." Wells said. Cop Involved in wreck A Seminole County sherlfl's sergeant had to tie cut from Ills squad ear Thursday alter tangling with a sand truck. See Page 3 A ■ y N ICK F F IIF A U F Herald Stall Writer SA N FO R D — Members of llu rc antique tool clubs will display and oiler Ih rlr collectables for trades at a swap meet on the grounds of the Sem inole C o u n ly Historical Museum Hits weekend. Members of lire Florida Klywheelrrs. the Society or Workers In Early Arts'and Trades and the Midwest Tool Collectors Association will be on hand to show oR examples of the earliest ((Mils and machines In use In Ibis country. T h r Celery C lly Cruisers will also display their member’s vintage autosand trucks. The swap meet, which will Include food and drinks, was organized by George Scott. Sanford, a member of the Seminole County Historical Commission. Th e event will lie held Saturday and Sunday Iroin lO u rn. until 4 p m each day. Th e event and the museum are ojien tree to the public. Michelangelo virus dormant NEW YOR K — Computer users braird lor a virus set to strike on Michelangelo's birthday today, but some rx|irr1s weren't looking lor widespread damage. It unchecked, the rogue program found In machines built to the HIM standard cun destroy all the Information in a machine. The virus turned up In computers at the New York City Transit Authority and thr Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, furl ofllclals at both agencies said they had elim i­ nated It Ix-fnrr today's deadline. C s s t p lM from staff and wfra reports Weekend highs in the 80s _ / Mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers and thun derstorms. High in thr lower HO> Wind southeast al 10-15 m pit Far mar* waathar, •** Fo*o 2 A R o ia Long gathara Shasta daisies fo sail al lha Ixort Cardan Show. Garden club annual event will lead to beautification By L A C Y D O M IN Herald People Editor SAN FOR D — Earth's Inanity. from fragrant herbs to exotic Rowers, will Ik* available So will lunch Ixora Garden Club of Sanlord announces Its Sjirlng Luncheon and Home and Garden Show, to be held March 13. (rum 10 u m to 2 p in at the Sanford Civic Center. The |iuhllr is M Invited. The event will feature craft Items, a plant sale, baked good*. Eustrr gifts, educa­ tional dlsjilays and Seminole County master g a rd e n e rs to a n s w e r qu e stio n s about luudscajilug and gardening. S|Mikesmau Ju d y Wlmhlsh said In uddlllon to the |M>|iular Grandmother's Garden IkkiII i . In w hlrli "members anti friends from the com uum llv contribute |>lauls and bulbs to Bee O srde n, Page 7A ■ y J . MARK B A N P IIL D Herald Stall Writer SAN FOR D — The U.S. Department ol Housing and Urban Dcvrvloputcul gave Seminole County u nearly perfect score lor Its 1990 Com m unity Development Wrick Grant sjietidlng. hut urged the county to do more In the way ol prnlrrHng minorities and ethnic groups Irnm housing dtscrlmInation. T h r review, received this week, approved ol the county's management ol SI R million in him k grants received In 1990 H U D awards grants to counties bused on the number ol low-income residents lor nelghlxiiluxMl Improvements, pm grams and Individual aid The county. In turn, uses a portion ol the grants to Iiay for the improvements or awards a "nuhgrant" to elites or agencies to |x-rtorm the wotk or provide Sec Housing, Page 7A New entrance road to SC C re-aligned ■ y N ICK F F IIF A U F Herald Stall Writer L A K E M ARY - Th e C lly ol U k r M a ry w o tk e d on a p rop ose d iiorih/south entrance road to Semi­ nole Com m unity College last night. The City altered an SCC pro|xis.d lor a road routing The new roadway would connect thr college to Luke Marv Boulevard. traveling I mm the college s eastern side through a wetlands area and near the Cardinal Daks Cove subdi­ vision. D uring Th u rsd a y's City C o m ­ mission meeting, the city's Director o I P u b l i c S a f «•I v . C It a r I e s Lauderdale. |iresrntrd a rr|xirl Iniili thr Seminole County Hlur Rlhtxm Trullle Conmtlllee of which he Is a mcmlx-r. Lauderdale cx|ilulltrd I lie College has Ix-cn Informed that requests for Hiiuiiclng the roadway, "did survive the first round ol budget cots by the Legislature, and remains on the SCC project list as the priority one limjecl." According to a map however, the alignment of the roadway con­ nector. referred to us Hospital Road, would liuvr an '.mpuct on four ol the Warmest winter bypasses us SAN FOR D — Even though trillprrulutes tetxitdcd by the National Weather Service lor Central Florida w rrr d rrm rd average, the winter ol 1991-92 may lx- the warmest on record lor thr entire t.'nilrd Stairs “ I don't Ix-llrvr our weather here In Central Florida this winter was above or below average." Don M artin, at the weather s r r v lr r observation station at the Orlando International Alrjxirt. said T h u rs ­ day. "In January the average temps were nnr d rg irr tx-low normal hut In Frhruary It was 3 2 degires above." h r said T h r N a tio n a l C lim a tic Data Center. In Asheville. N.C.. trjxirts that the season's .ivrtagr irn ijie rjItire lor tile 48 contiguous stales was 36 87 degrees. The old record was thr winter ol 1953 54. at 3(1 drg rrrs The records go liuck 97 yrars Meteorologist Richard Helm ol the See W eather. Page 7A M _________________ C o unty rated well in housing review From 9taH and Wlr* Reports Classifieds......... B - 1 0 B Horoscope. C e m le s...................... Movie*................. C ro ss w o rd ................Nation.................. Door AS b y ................3 1 Peopla......... D eaths...................... 7 A Bailee.......... O r. Oott...................... Motif Ion.............. ■dltortal....................• A Sports.......... Flo rid a ...................... SA W oathor...... ■j T L L A K E MARY - Th e oltcn discussed Lake Mary Storm Water Utility ordinance Is to lie brought hack for consideration. Th e C lly Cuuunlsslim moved In that direction last night, on a 3 to 2 vote following almost two hours ol discussion Th e ordinance would charge cadi resident 93 |K-r mouth, with others to pay higher Ices, to till.nice a major stormwater management project clly wide. It bus been jirescnlrd several limes In tile past, the most rrrru l at the Jail. 23rd. meeting, when the Commissionugteed to |Kist|Mine It. Th e clly Is trying to combine |iavlng with the drainage project, anil has tx-cn winking on the matter for almost a year. Th e main problem however, has lx-t-n financing. luisl night. Finance Director Robert Lockrtdge C Bee S torm , Page 7 A Antique tool swap meet SA N FO R D — Every Wednesday morning through April Is storytlme at the Central Florid.i Zoological I’nrk Pre-schoolers are Invited to attend the free programs. According to Marketing Coordinator Andrea Farmer. " It ’s an opportunity for children to learn u Imiu I animals, sing songs ulxml animals, and actually get a chance to meet many of them." The Children's Storytlme programs are o|>en In children age 3 through 5. and will lie held at the zoo's pavilion. The sessions begin al. 10 a.m . and last approximately 45 minutes. Stories arc told by Saudi Pllwlck. educational coordinator at the zoo. as wrll as a numlx-r ol volunteer doernts. The next story. "Fond ol a Pond" will Ik - told next Wednesday. Mar. I I . “ We hope an even larger numlier of rhlldrcn will turn m il." Farmer said. " T h r r r Is always room for more." Tile Central F'lorlda Zoological park Is located on Highway 17-92, Just east of 1-4 exit 52 in Sanlord. F'or further Information, phone 323­ 4480. m Storm water ordinance unresolved Home and Garden Show □ Florida Children’s stories at the zoo If Therm o stats ■ The 10 warmest years since 11880, in degrees Fahrenheit 1961 198(1 1980 198J 197/ 1981. 59 30 Earth has an average surface temperature of slightly tea* than 60 degrees Seven ot the 10 warmest years on record (since I860) occured in the 1980s — and the warmest year ever was 1990 In the past 100 years, the average worldwide temperature has risen by only about t degree However, a rise ot 2 degrees would produce ma|or changes in climate, a rise ot more than 3 de­ grees would product drastic changes Some experts believe global warming might rarse temperatures by several degrees in the 21st century. I It) homes lit the Cardinal Oaks Cove area, Luildrrdalr suggested the City consider an alternate route. Although there was a question ol |xisi|xmiiig the Item until more inlorm ulloii could hr obtained. Commissioner David Mealot. who M-rvrs us the city's rr|irrsrnlullvr to the college explained. "W e have a deadline ol Match 12 to submit the See Road. Page 7A Festival ready with hopes of good weather By V IC K I D aBO N M IIR 3 Horald Stall Writer_____________ SAN FOR D - Volunteer* and city employee* are iranrtfomixlug Ft. Mellon Park In Sanlord Into an ottidrxit lute arts gallery Itxlay. • The St John'* River Flue Art* and ('rail* Festival. whleh begin* 10 a .m . to m o rro w m orning, w ill ru n ihtuugh Sunday evening. "We're going to lx- doing a lot ol hard work to get rrudv lor till* fe stiva l.'' Pena Ella*, rhulrman ol llir Icstlvul com­ mittee kaid "I Just hojM- the weather drx-Mi t eause us any problem s" T h e Sanlurd Seminole Art A shtx -Utkin. spoiiMir* of thr event, are hoping to have better lu ik with the element* lh l« Bee fe s tiv a l. Pag* 7 A FOR TH E B E S T LO .I �3* - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, March S. '992 NEWS FROM TH E REGION AND ACR O SS T H E S T A T E Cop car, sand truck tangle ByJ.MAMtBARFtSLD Herald Staff Writer SANFOR D A F lo r id a Highw ay Patrol Investigation* Into yeslerday'a accident In­ volving a Seminole County sherHTs sergeant on West Slate Road 4G has not been completed. Sgt. Larry Zu m bm n, 36. of Geneva, was taken to Orlando Regional Medical Center follow­ ing the 1:30 p.m . accident. Although his squad car had to be cut open by emergency workers to release him. Zum brun was later released from ORM C after treatment for back strain, said a hospital spokesman. "T h a t was the worst nonserious accident I've ever Been," said sherifTs spokesman George l*roechcl. "T h e passenger seal was u nder and behind the driver's seal." Information from the FHP was unavailable today. Proechel said Zum brun was attempting to drive south across SR 46 from Orange Avenue when hts squad car was struck on Ih r passenger side by an easibound sand truck belonging to Melbourne Sand Transport Co. The Impact hurled the squad car Into the median. Proechel said Zum brun was on patrol and not responding to a call. Zum brun Is a 12-year depart- Sex-abuse case settles after four years MIAMI (API — A mnn who spent almost four years In pre-trial itelenllon wus convicted of sex-abuse charges nficr only 40 m Inutrs of deliberation by the Jury. " U you want lo lo n good Job, It can take a long time." Dade Circuit Ju d g r Thomas Wilson after Grover LcBInnc was found guilty on Tuesday of all I I sexual abuse charges Involving three children. Lelllanc. 42. was arrested In April 1988 and laler complained that he was victimised by a slow-moving court system. His case was one of the longest In the county lo come to trial. tlul the Judge and the prosecutor said hts defense attorneys share the blame because they called for 10 continuances over the past 47 months. Lelllanc was sentenced to 40 years In prison, with a m inim um of 25 years served before he's eligible for parole. Deputy Justified In shooting F O R T LA U D E R D A L E — A Broward ShcrlfTs deputy who klllrd a suicidal man by emptying nine rounds Inlo his body wasjustlfled In the shooting, agrand Jury has ruled. Deputy Joe Hoffman has now shot four suspects to death In the line of duty. Each time, a Jury has cleared the S W A T team member. The latest panel ruled In the Sept. 9 shooting of Michael Gottlieb. 38. a despondent Pompano Beach man who called 9 1 1 after luklng paln-klllers and threatened to kill himself. He had a gun In his mouth when deputies arrived. Holfman, 38. said he opened lire lo protect a police negotiator when he saw that Gottlleo, who was silling on his bedroom floor, raised his gun. Counseling could be cofldential T A L L A H A S S E E — Non-medical psychotherapists' com­ munications with clients or patients could be held confidential under a bill sent lo Gov. Lawton Chiles The measure (CS-H B 1923) that received final passage 26-6 Thursday In the Senate would give the confidentiality privilege to clinical social workers and marriage, family and mental health counselors licensed by the state. Existing law says only that courts can't force medical doctors, lawyers and accountants to divulge such Information. The House passed the bill by Rep. George Crady. D-Yulee. 39-52 Tuesday. Senate sponsor Arnett Girardeau. D-Jacksonvllle. said non-medical practitioners need the privilege because they do GO pcrcrnl of all psychotherapy, and patients and clients reveal their innermost secrets. Sen, Fred Dudley, R-Fort Myers, questioned the public purpose served by expanding what now Is a very limited confidentiality privilege and pointed out the slate hegnn licensing the non-medical psychotherapists only last year. b t ii a i W im i Seminole County Fire end Rescue Emergency Medical Technician Terry Bartlett end Paramedic men! of the sheriff's office, said Proechel. Proechel said sherifTs officials would review the FHP accident report when It Is completed, bul the main concern Is for the sergeant's health. Julie Knecht survey damage In Thursday’s accident Involving a sheriff's sergeant. "W e're glad lo know he's O K ." said Proechel after learning Z u m b ru n was released last night. "T h e shertlf was very concerned. He called from Wash­ ington several limes yesterday lo see if he was O K ." Chiles’ rating down in face of tax pushes Outburst precedes the House passage of redistricting map ing his finger at Logan. " T h is shameful." From Staff and Wire Reports T A L L A H A S S E E — A controversial redistricting plan In which Seminole Counly would lose one state senator caused tempera lo boll Thursday. Hlspanlcs and blacks scrambl­ ing for additional seats In Ihe Legislature argued before the House sent Its approved redlslrtctlng maps to Ihe Senate. Senate bane ammunition TA L L A H A S S E E — Th e Senate passed a bill that would ban three types of highly lethal ammunition. Including Incendiary rounds known as "dragon's breath" shells. The vote Thursday was 2941. Th e House passed the bill (CS HR 4171 110-0 Feb. 28. but It was relumed with a technical umendmrnt added by the Senate. The so called "dragon's breath" shells Ignite spontaneously w h m they come In contact with the air. causing a shower of spirklrro and a momentary fireball of up to 4.000 degrees that rngulfs the largrt. Rep. Miguel De Grendy. R-Mlsml. objected strongly Thursday lo comments from Ihe black legislative caucus chairman. Democratic Rep. Willie Logan. Implying that Hlspanlcs were being greedy In seeking 11 House seats through the once-tn-a-decsde reapportlonmcni process. ------, ia » "W e are being punished for exercising our rights and for having the guts to be uppity spies and stand up here and fight for-the Hispanic com m unity," De Orandy said, shak­ From A ito e U lM Pratt reports plan S h e riff Don E s ltn g e r w ill complete an 11-week Federal Bureau of Investigation course for senior law enforcement of­ ficials in Quantlco, Va. March 20. Esltnger will return to full­ time duty March 23. Is A i m lated Frasa_____________ TALLAH ASSEE G ov, Lawton Chiles said he doesn't plan to back off hts push for more taxes, bul lawmakers may Ire reluctant to Join the governor In the face of a new poll showing two-thirds of. the state's resi­ dents opposed to higher taxes. Also, nearly three of four voters questioned by MasonDixon Opinion Research do not like Ihe Job Chiles has done as governor the past 14 months. And for the fir at time, more than half of the respondents reacted unfavorably lo Chiles* name. I • "W ell, It looks like I'm comingclose lo bottoming out." Chiles said,.Thursday after tapjng a television sliow. "You can't go further than the bottom, right?" Chiles Is threatening lo veto a $30 billion budget that docs not Include new taxes, and to bring lawmakers lu c k lo Ihe Capllol until they uppruve his $1.4 billion lax package. virtually disappeared, state fig"I think whal we are doing, ures showed. (andl talking about It changing completely the way Florida docs Despite the drop In visitors. business." Chiles said. "W e're Em ily Porter of the American talking about facing up lo Ihe Society of Travel Agents said fact wc live off of Ihe money Florida fared relatively well. we're willing lo pay." " I would say that they proba­ Chiles has sought new taxes to bly did bettrr than some other avoid further cuts in government places, rven though they had a services, but Ihe poll Indicated decline." she said. "T h e repons Ihe public doesn't share hts that we've had from travel enthusiasm for higher stale tax­ agents arc that the ones In es. In fact. It would appear supFlorida were not us affected as some of the ones across the |>ort for new taxes has softened I he more Chiles has talked about nation." Ihe slate's woes. Foreign visitors, who represent O nly 31 percent said they 13 pcrcrnl by number und 20 would support new taxes. Sixc r c e n t of th e d o lla r s . ty-slx percent were opposed. tightened an otherwise dark Just losl October, 42 percent year as exchange rules und said they would be open to improved air service favored higher taxes while only 4B Florida. percent were opposed. Th e legislative redlstri'cllng map (If JR 2491) passed 69-48 by the House contains sevrn Hispanic scats In Dade County for the lower chamber, the same as now. Th e Senate plan has three seats, also the same as today. Three Democrats — Reps. Corrtne Brown of Jacksonville and Darryl Reaves and Art Simon of Miami — Joined 45 Republicans In opposi­ tion. Hlspanlcs. who now comprise 50 percent of Dade Counly and arc overwhelmingly Re­ publican, want at least half of county's 18 House seals and six Senate seals. Logan, D-Opa-locka, said Hlspanlcs must bo more willing to compromise. ........................ ■*ln till*'process, you've got fo'gfve a little." Logan said. " IT you're not willing to conij i f i o m l H . s l l i k us. you get..about-.what,.you expected lo gel. which Is nothing." Tourists: Biggest decline since 1972 energy crisis ■ t CATHBRIHI WILSON AP Buslnsss Writs r______________ Dream Vacations MIAMI — Th e recession chilled Florida's 128 billion tourism Indusiry last year as sagging consumer confidence and airline bankruptcies contributed to the biggest decline since the 1B72 energy crisis, the state says. T h e n u m b e r o f v is ito rs dropped 4.1 percent from 41 million In 1990 to 39.3 million In 1991. Ihe state D ivision of Tourism satd Thursday. " W r saw this would be an o ff-y ru r for tourism several months ago as the recession continued and problems In the airline industry mounted." said B arry Kenney, state tourism dlrrctur. "W e expect to do better In 1992.' Bright spots In the slate's Americans pick the perfect spot Percent ol people with an ideal vacation opol who say n't here -----------------------------i "" United Slates Caribbean |_11% •Europe □ 6% Mexico Q 3% Canada Q 2% Australia Other foreign a 2% location Q 2% S M SM M C S LOTTERY M IA M I • H a re are th e w inning num bors selected Thursday In the Florida Lottery: Hwy. 17-f l, Bonlord *111*7600 VMS01 M ■O M . t» ... _ s Uf raotjcT Friday, Match 6, 1992 Vol 64. No 166 1 Today: Mostly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of x)towers and thunderstorms. High In Ihe lower 80s. Wind southeast 10-15 mph. Tonight- Mostly cloudy with a chance ot sliow era -or thu n­ derstorms. Urn- in Ih r lower lo m id 60s. Light w ind. Rain chance 40 percent. Saturday: U m u n ln g partly cloudy. High In Ihr tower HO». Wind southwest Hr mph E x te nde d forecast: Partly c lo u d y a n d w a rm S u n d a y through Tuesday. Lows in thr mid lu upjs'r GOs. 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Current la to the north w ith a water trm prralure of 68 degrees. it New S m y rn a Baacfci Waves to u ir two lo three feel and rough » ci Current ts to the north with a water trm prralure of 68 degrees. S A TU R D A Y ! B O M IN A R T A B L E : Min. 0 35 a m.. 7:23 p.m.: MaJ. 12:45 a .m , 1:10 p .m . T ID B B i D a y to n a Bench! highs. 9:31 a .m , 9:31 p.m.: lows. 3:24 a .m , 3:27 p.m.: N e w S m y rn a Bench! highs. 9:36 a .m , 9:56 p.m.: lows. 3:29 a.m.. 3:32 p.m .: C*con Bench! highs, 9:51 a .m , 10:11 p.m.: Iowa. 3:44 a .m , 3:47 p.m. In n a t m n S t A n fa s tln a te Ju p ite r Inle t Tonight: Wind southeast to south 10 to 15 knots. Seas 2 lu 4 feel. Hay and inland waters a moderate chop. Scattered show­ ers end a ft w thunderstorms. S a tu rd a y : W in d south to southwest 10 to IS knots. Seas 2 to 4 reel. Hay and Inland waters a moderatr chop Widely t-caltried showers T h e h ig h tem perature In Sanford Thursday was 80 de­ grees and the overnight low wus 63 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Kecorded rainfall far Ih r period ending at 9 a.m. Friday, totalled .0 1 of an Inch. The temperature at 9 a.m. today was 73 degrees and Friday's early murnlng low was 60. as recorded by thr National Weather Service al Ihe Orlando International Airport. Other W cathrr Service data: t Thursday'a high............S3 C Bar anastrie prasanra.90.0S CSalativa Hnmldlty.,.84 pet .Winds....Basthasat 19 mph nRAlnfAll...... In. r Today's sanaat.,,6:2S p.m. ’Tomorrow's sunrise,,6:44 tM T S M tlin l toy* ondevtmtaM low I* Ip m f I T Ml La P r, Oth CltT Anchor •n 14 Atlanta *1 &S is cdy Atlantic City 17 17 rti B*1timer* rn H >t Billing! 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C 44 IS cdy 19 19 rn Concord N M Dai lot Ft Wort* 74 SO 13 cdy Donvor 11 SI 11 Cdy DnM o.no, 41 u 43 Cdy Ostrwt Id >9 rn Kanolwlw cSr n 44 Howt ten 7? 44 cdy Indiana**** 70 47 cdy J k I u h Mj i, *9 SO -*• tdy K onut Cite 44 SI 49 cdy Lai VmgAi 70 AS rn lirtis Both 74 s* 14 ctr 44 17 I n Angol*, rn Mome**i 7? 19 03 ctr MrlmauhOO 4J * •1 m Men ! l Foul 41 19 M cdy N*fc*v»Ho 71 10 cdy Mao Or Mont 71 44 * »• ilr Now York City 17 17 nt OhienomaCity fl 49 01 ctr Oma*a M S3 93 cdy P*riodsip*ta m SI u Phoani. 71 SI cdy P,ttt6«r*K 77 44 rn Portland Mc-cc Id 3A r* 7t II 04 cdy 11 Low-1 Ian lo t* City si 79 rn Wottt* 44 47 11 cdy WaOunstan.0 C rn S3 41 t KmRummtl C i Flay 4 O-4-l-O Visitors shifted front Jets to c a n as the recession took hold and air fares ruse after Pan Am . Eastern and Midway airlines ] :a State researchers determined total auto traffic wus down 0.6 percent and air trafTIc down 7.4 percent. TH E W EA TH ER |LOCAL FOftftCAftT Cash 9 4-04) largest Industry were foreign visitors, the Florida Keys and the Miami-based cruise ship In ­ dustry — ihe only travel sector lo grow nationally lost year. But other areas suffered. Attendance at attractions, led by Walt Disney World and other big draws In the Orlando area, was down 4 percent statewide. Hotel occupancy dropped from 67.9 percent In 1990 to 63.7 percent In 1991. Campground use was flat, and high-end re­ sorts languished. �u Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, March 0, 1002 - SA *f'. Man charged with burglary, theft A Midway man was charged with burglary and grand theft by Lake Mary police Wednesday m orning following the burglary of a Meadow brook home. Jo h n Henry Davts. 39. 2230 Dotarway, was charged with burglary, grand theft, fleeing and attempting to elude police, reckless driving, use of a motor vehicle during the commission of a felony and resisting arrest. He was taken to the Seminole County Jail. Lake Mary police report they reponded a complaint of two suspicious men driving In the Meadowbrook neighborhood. When they arrived on Leslie Lane, a truck with two men sped past one police car and narrowly missed a second. Police chased the truck to Citation Court, where the two men got out of the truck and fled. In the back of the truck was two air conditioners reported stolen earlier from a Leslie Lane residence, police report. Davis was arrested a short time later with the aid of a Seminole County deputy and K-9 team. Th e second man was not captured. Neighbors arretted Taro Longwood neighbors were arrested at a shopping center and charged with the burglary of a Devonshire residence Wednesday. One of the men had confessed to committing an earlier burglary to Casselberry police on Tuesday, arrest rts state. Itnesses reported to Longwood police they saw two men running from a home later found to be burglarised. T h e men were tracked to a nearby shopping center, where they were Identified by the witnesses. Police report finding a trail or Items taken from the residence between the home and shopping center. One or the suspects had a diamond ring reported stolen from the residence. Charged with the Devonshire burglary was Jason Joseph Vargas. IB. 634 Palmetto Ave., and John Lee Shepherd, 21. 631 Palmetto Ave. Both were charged with burglary and grand theft. Shepherd was also charged with burglary and grand theft for a Feb. 17 burglary of a Palmetto Avenue residence. Heports state someone stole a video tape recorder. Jewelry and a wallet from the residence. According to arrest reports. Shepherd confessed Tuesday to burglarising the Palmetto Avenue home. T Battery on officer charged Patrick Francis Oallagher. 61. 4200 E. State Road 46. Geneva, was charged with battery on a law enforcement ofllcer Wednesday. According to a report by a Seminole County deputy, Oallagher pushed the deputy's car door Into him twice as the deputy tried to get out or the vehicle. Gallagher was also charged with resisting arrest with violence and disorderly conduct. Warrant arraata made ■ Th e following wanted persons have been taken Into custody: • David Jonathan Smith. 37. 114 Castle Brewer Court. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday at the Seminole County Courthouse. Smith was wanted for falling to appear at a hearing to answer to driving with a suspended license charge. • Kardcll Vernon Slater. 29. 1201 W . 11th SI.. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday near Lake Monroe Terrace. Slater was wanted for violating the terms of his probation for a battery durtnga burglary conviction. • Danny Mathis. 22. 107 Seminole Gardens Apts.. Sanford, turned hlmecir In to Seminole County deputies at the county ill early Thursday morning. Mathis was wanted for violating he terms ofhls prooctlon fora burglary conviction. • Wllleaae Annette Brown. 33. 814 Elm Ave.. Sanford, was turned in to Seminole County deputies at the county Jail Thursday by a bonding agent. Brown was wanted to stand trial on two charges, battery on a law enforcement ofllcer and resisting arTcst with violence. • Edward Alexander Thom as. 21. 1607 Dixie Way. Sanford, was arrested at his home Thursday. Thom as was wanted for violating the terms of hia probation for a grand theft conviction. • Marlon Demond Young. 18. 2330 Dolarway. Midway, was charged with burglary and violating the terms of his probation for a burglary conviction at the Seminole County Jail Wednesday. •Jermaine Seymore. 19. 117 Hughes Ave.. Sanford, an Inmate at the Seminole County Jail, was charged with violating the terms of his probation for 10 separate convictions on variety of charges Including auto theft, forgery and burglary • Ricky Rlcard Knight. 27. 808 Bay Ave., Sanford, arrested at the Seminole County Jail where he was being held following an earlier arrest. Knight was wanted for falling to appear at a hearing to answer to failure to pay a fine charge. { 2 unions OK school contracts ■p VICKI DHOMMIII Herald Stall Wrller______________ SA N FO R D - The school dis­ trict has to come to an agree­ ment with two more employee unions, leaving only the bus drivers without a contract for this year. T h e biggest sticking points between the district and both the n o n -ln s tru c tlo n a l personnel (N IP S C O ) a n d th e c le ric a l w o r k e r s ( S E C A I , H e le n e Samango. director of UnlServe, said had been the issues of the lack of salary Increase for those employees who had reached the top of the pay scale and the Issue of "Just cause.” As was the case with the teachers, the school district agreed to pay a one-time, non­ recurring salary supplement of 8300 to those employees who did not receive an annual In­ crement this year. Those employees have been with 'he district for 20 years or more and are not eligible for the standard Increases that o ili-r employees nt the lower end of the pay scale receive. Tn e district has also agreed la return to the negotiating table in Ju n e to once ngaln discuss the Issue of "Just cause" and articles In the contract related to that Issue. Just cause refers to the dis­ trict's policies regarding dis­ c ip lin e and te rm in a tio n of employees. There Is presently no pollcgto prevent employees from being terminated from their Jobs or disciplined without explanation. Th e unions want there tn be a formal procedure taken to en­ sure that employees can not be let go with no explanation. While the district has argued in the past that they believed the matter needed to be discussed, the district had argued that It was not a problem. The district has agreed, however, to discuss the matter at the bargaining table this year. L i k e a ll o t h e r d i s t r i c t employees, the members of the two unions will receive a one-and-a-half percent salary in­ crease for this school year. Candidate will host barbecue S h e riff's ca n d id a te L a rry Connlff will hold a fund-raiser barbecue this Saturday at Lake Heronwood Park on Red Bug Lake Road. The event will feature enter­ tainment and an opportunity to m e e t w ith C o n n lf f . T h e fundraiser will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. at the park located cast of Eagle Cic e. Cost Is $10 per person or $25 per family, HARVF Y M ORSE . IN V IS IIG A IIO N S • Revoked license charged Mark Harris. 27, of 915 Park Avtnue. was arrested by Sanford Police In front of his residence Tuesday. Th e arrest was made as he drove up in his car. He was charged with driving with his license revoked on two separate occasions. Cocaine sale leads to arrest Albert Howard Harris, 34, 208 Orange Ave., Sanford, was charged with sale and delivery of crack cocaine by Sanford police Wednesday night. Arrest reports state Harris sold cocaine to an undercover Special Investigations Unit agent at the corner of Eighth Street and Pine Avenue. Also arrested was Edward Mitchell Duvall. 40, 1517 Mangoustlne Ave.. Sanford. Duval was charged with resisting arrest when he fled from Seventh Street and Pine Avenue after agents approached to arrest Harris, reports stale. 628 1500 •b i t f o r v o w FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP • •ws* our curs •n v v o u t sacrasi •ooNsajontisais . arcs o c u ic n o n tw w a ti F1U LtCTUNB ■NOON, MTUSQATt NOTICE Semiool* County w i b « accepting applications Irani psopia Waraalad in pariidpaling In lha SeminoU C ou rfy - C*y ol Santord, Emargancy Rapair Program. Parsons Irtarasied must vtsl tha Cfty of Sanford Com nunEy Development Office located In 8arford C ly Hall $1300 North Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida 32771. Only pam n a whoas homaa a n located m tha loltowino areas wi« be considered: M O W A Y , B O O K ER TO W N , LO C K A R T, R O EELAN O PARK, JO H N SO N HILL/ O VIED O , JA M ES TO W N , W BfW OOO, (U N M C O R P O R A TED E A S T A LTA M O N TE SPRIN GS). To be e tg U e for the Emergency Rapair Program, applcanfa* household Income can not exceed 80% of the Count/* median: the structure must meat coat effective criterion; (he applicant mr*t possess deer Ule; and hazard ineurance n te l be In forae (Ula recommended that applicants bring proof of ownership and insurance). Applications wia be accepted M ARCH 10 through M ARCH 11,9:00 a jn . to 4:30 p.m . Persons who arrive prior to March 10 or after merch 11 wS not be considered. The C .D . Office w tl accept 1S applications, attar which MO turtherappfcaHonswai be accepted. Persona who do not supply e» of the information required wttkn the time slotted w ll not be considered. Funds made available through the Seminole County Corm unity Development Block Grant Program 3: Get the credit you want. And get 25% OFF All regular-price merchandise. Apply for a ICPenney charge account ana receive your shopping spree certificate. New through March 15th. H you already haw a JC Penney charge amount, you aan stM cash In on 11% savings throughout out storo with your shopping sprso coupon. But hurry, oftsr ospkaa on Harsh It, IMS. Ask a sals* sssoetsw lor Sals Ms. Discount appUos only to to JCPenney storo at Department or In combination with Is Owl imm In Cimngtlo Regular prices sro oltarlng prices only. Bales may or may not haw bean el rogualr prioe. JCPenney H w y . 1 7 -9 2 S a n f o r d P la z a * Betcha can’t beat our Breakfast! Breakfast Bar SATURDAY&SUNDAY $ 199 PLUS TAX If you haven't tried our Bt u U m I Bar, You're In for a big b u L TWi b the biggest rA the bed Breikfttt Bir In town! HOME MADE BISCUITS, COCNTRY HAM, BACON, SAUSAGE, EGGS, PANCAKES, FKENCH TOAST, FRESH 011115 AND MORE. FAMILY ST EA K H O U SE MARCH SPECIAL �t ST. JOHNS RIVER FINE ARTS A CRAFTS FESTIVAL MARCH 7 & 8,10 am ■5 pm SANFORDS FT. MELLON WATERFRONT PARK A FUN FILLED W EEKEND FOR ALL The St. J oh n s River Fine Arts & Crafts Festival w ill highlight this weekend. The fes­ tival Is held in Fort Mellon Park on the banks of Lake M onroe In Historic Downtown S a n ­ ford. It is sponsored b y the Sanford/Sem inole Art Association. Over 100 artists and craftsmen will display their fine arts for sale and will compete for the $1,000 Best o f S h ow award, as well as other cash and purchase awards. Judges this year are G ary Bolding. Director Saturday A Sunday March 7th A 8th SANFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE of the D uncan Gallery of Art at Stetson U n i­ versity, and Gary Monroe, Professor of South­ east Center for Photo Graphic Studies at D ay­ tona Beach Community College. Live entertainment will be provided by All American Sing Along. A lively array of song and dance encom passing m usical sounds from Jazz to country will be on stage. A wide variety of foods will add to the festival atmosphere. 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Slfl.GO 0 Month*.............................. *30.00 1 Year................................... 078.00 Florida R**M*nt* mult pay 7 % sat** I n bl addition to ralao sksvs. ED ITO R IA LS Democracy South Africa's seemingly Inexorable march toward multiracial democracy suddenly ap­ pears less certain. In a referendum set for March 17. the country's white minority will decide whether President F.W . de Klerk should continue negotiations to complete the dismantlement o f apartheid. De Klerk called for the referendum after his ruling National Party w as thrashed in a parliamentary election by the predominantly A frikaner Conservative Party. T h e C on ­ servatives are Inallerably opposed to the reforms the De Klerk government has In­ troduced. The party demanded new elections on grounds that the president did not have a popular mandate to abolish the apartheid system. South Africa's 7 million whites will be presented with a simple, straightforward question: “ Do you support continuation o f the reform process, which the state president began on Feb. 2, 1090. and which Is aimed at a new constitution through negotiation?" What Bush and de Klerk both face Who would have thought that the presidencies of two once-upon-a-ttme conservatives. George Bush and F.W . de Klerk, would ever evolve Into citadels of Ideological moderation! Both the American and Ihe South African have changed from being guardians of Ihe right wing's holy grail to advocates of reason — but not because they planned II. Both were forced by events. Th e two presidencleaare am acIrgly parallel. Buah, who Inherited the presidency from a prehlatorlcal conservative throwback, did his best to carry on Ronald Reagan's voodoo economic* and revive "separate but equal" racism. Th e policies failed because the economy took a nose-dive and too many Americans of good will are still not ready to abandon Brown v. Board of Education (1934) for Pleaay v. Ferguson (1896). De Klerk, who succeeded belligerent apartheid apostle P.W. Botha, discovered that a worldwide economic boycott had put South Africa's eco­ nomic future on hold. He also realized thal to continue a war of attrition against the African National Congress would have plunged South Africa Into economic Impotence. Both Buah and de Klerk began pursuing policies that evoked right-wing yelps thal they were betraying the faith. Buah raised taxes, and dc Klerk freed Nelson Mandela. Th e two actions y Last year. South Africa's parliament re­ pealed the four basic apartheid laws. The 37-ypar:ol<J f l q p a f f j f Am enities Act had itted the government to reserve public lies for whites. The Lands Acts of 1913 and 1936 had restricted black ownership to less than 14 percent o f South Africa's land. The Group Areas Act mandated residential segregation. And the Population Registration Act. the linchpin o f apartheid, classified all South Africans by i 1 t it r /: ! k Jt — r a s a -S ie g SO 1 eoueur A VOLVO. s u m , m e, N O T T H IS A M E R IC A N 11 no B in addition to toppling these legal pillars of apartheid. De Klerk removed the ban on the African National Congress and other black political organisations, w elcom ed exiled South Africans to return home, freed political prisoners, removed restrictions on the news media and UfteOlhe state o f emergency In the black provinces'. For these acts o f political courage. De Klerk has earned a place am ong the world's great statesmen, It will be a tragedy If his campaign lo bring about a peaceful transition to democracy Is rejected by the white minority, becau se ___ __ _________ to reform la likely to : the alternative be a disastrous civil w ar. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. All Icttrra ■ inuat be signed. Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letter* should be on u single subject and be a* brief s* possible. The lellera are subject lo editing. Berry's World I WANT TO BE TOTALLY CANDID WITH YOU. I AIA A PHONY AND A SMOOTH-TALKING POLITICIAN. ft T 1 *jnf ' blacks segregated. Buchanan's history of antiSemitism is so flagrant that even hla fellow conservative. BUI Buckley, wrist-tapped him In a rambling, disjointed dissent. Buchanan's re­ peated derogations of blacks and tangential Insults leave little difference between him and David Duke. At the same lime. Tre u m lch l and Buchanan do have their differences. Treum lcht dona a uniform and carries a pistol. Buchanan wears a blue suit and carries a computer. In Ihe hands of a ranting racial, both instruments can touch ofT a political revolt. Ideas are frequently Ihe artillery of change. But this two-continent drama can atlll have a happy ending. Unless the American people succumb to a plague of Idiocy. Buchanan will not win the Republican nomination. He knows It and does not care. Pat Buchanan's real purpose Is to stakeout 1996. In South Africa, the fate of racial civility rests with a brilliant, but costly gamble by dc Klerk. He has called for a "whites only" election. With typical Afrikaner bluutncas, de Klerk Is posing a simple parliamentary question to hi* white constituency: Do 1 atlll have your electoral mandate to negotiate for an Interracial South African democracy? JA C K ANDERSON Cam paign ads do voters disservice W A S H IN G TO N - Picture this: A television ad for a presidential candidate thal shows the candidate, facing the camera, talking for a full minute about how he stands on Ihe Issues. No American (lags In Hie background, no music swelling, no adoring-crowd scene*. Ju st straight talk. vouldn’t win any awards from Madison ll wouldn’t Avenue, but It would win the gratitude of voters who are smart enough lo differentiate between Ihe way they choose a beer and the way they chooaca president. In J a n u a r y , the F e d e ra l Com m u n lc a tlo n a C o m ­ mission look a giant leap in c a m p a ig n a d ve rtisin g by re­ quiring that every ad Include an audio and v is u a l a n n o u n c e ­ ment Identifying the c a n d id a te w h o sponsored the ad — a clear and sustained announcement that cannot be missed, ll was loo m uch for m edia co nsu lta nts The w h o badgered (h e marketplace F C C u n t i l , la s t has been m o n th , th e r e ­ screaming for quirement for an oral substance lor announcement waa a long lime, j dropped. Th e FC C role did not come dose to giving volets what they want out of a candidate's ad. and that Is Information. Th e F C C should not dictate In too great a detail how political advertising should be structured. Th a t la a decision thal should be left to the marketplace. Th e marketplace has been screaming for sub­ stance lor a long lime, but the Image makers haven't heard the message. T h e y think If they show footage of Paul Tsongas swim ming laps, you will believe that Tseng ns has beat cancer, and you will vote for him. Th e y think If they show footage from a T V documentary of gay black men writhing In chains and leather — a documentary with in a thin money (rati back lo the embattled National Endowment for the Aria — you will vole for Pat Buchanan because he won't spend your taxea on stupid things for perhaps because he has lapped into a latent racial homophobia among the electorate). Th e campaign got off to an encouraging start In New Hampshire, bul New llampsh ipshlre was a luxury. Every candidate was focused on one state, with the time to sit down and have tea and crum b cake In Nashua or debate one another In town halls. New Hampshire, a state In crisis, had no patience for muled messages and Ihe voters there demanded substance from the candidates. But now the candidates are scurrying from state to state, and resorting to the media lo sell them . Next week's Super Tuesday primaries are bearing down on the can­ didates, and Ihelr panic la reflected In Ihelr advertising. The beat way lo grab attention this weekend will be with 30-seconds worth of window dressing at the expense of a careful Inspection of the Issues. Voters who thought they had seen an end to the Willie Hortontype ada are In fora rude awakening. C JOSEPH SPEAR Line-item veto is sham issue How to characterize the current commotion over Ihe line-item veto? Put ll this way: If all the gab were a rainbow and you followed II to the end. what you would find would not be a pot of gold, but It might help you grow some prize vegetables. The Republicans claim the llnc-llem veto would be a painless cure for the deficit problem and a shackle on a spendthrift Congress. Tha t's some pure stuff, and It would probably produce three-pound tomatoes. Th e Democrats say U would tic an unaccep­ t a b le a n d p e r h a p s u n c o n s t it u t io n a l encroachment on congressional power. That stuff would generate some tall com. Th e simple truth la ihe line-item veto la a sham Issue, ll Is an easy subject to demagogue — which Is w hy lub-thum plng politicians love II. especially In an election year. But depleting It as a budget-balancing tool la a trespass on the good sense of Ihe average citizen and It should be outlawed. For the uninitiated, a line-item veto would allow a president to strike Individual Items from the huge, ukc-lt-or-leave-lt appropria­ tions bills the Congress aenda him for signing. Its primary target would be "pork-barrel'' expenditures — the extraneous grants and projects (hat powerful member* of Congress wangle for Ihelr home districts. But here's Ihe dreary secret tltal presidents never tell you and Congress never seems able to imparl: In the context of trillion-dollar budgets, pork-barrel spending Is peanuts. To argue that you can remedy the deficit problem by purging pork la lo argue that you can drain the ocean by scooping with a cup. T h in k about II. George Bush's moat recent budget proposal projects a deficit of $399 billion. T o balance II. he would have lo slice of! 1 t* I %yt Examples are endless, but lake Just one that waa offered by two Republican senator* who recently (ailed In yet another attempt to pass a line-item veto measure. If our virtuous presi­ dent had llne-llem authority, said Dan Coals of Indiana and Jo hn McCain of Arizona, he would have been able to ru t from one recent budget such heinous waste as $100,000 for prickly pear and mcsqulte research In Texas. * C TUAT MAS IT- 1. FOR ONI. M ia NOT STAND IDLY BY MHIL1AMBRJCAM N0PK8R1 AND TECHNOLOGY ARE RIDICULED BY JAPAN! 1MAS OOJNfl TO BUY A JAMNISfi CAR UNTIL T U rf SAID ALL TWOS I TUIN4S ABOUT III. How the white m inority decides this question could determine whether South Africa Joins the family of democratic nations or returns to the pariah status It has endured for the last half-century. Regardless of the outcome of the referen­ dum. De Klerk will be remembered as the catalyst of historic change In South Africa. During only two years In office he has done more to bring about a peaceful transition to multiracial democracy than any figure in the nation's history. have caused a Rood of right-wing resentment. In South A frica. Che Conservatives' a to rm t r o o p e r . Andrle* Tre u m lch t. has ra llie d w h ile South Africans Into a political phalanx that c o u ld d o o m de K l e r k 's N a t io n a l Party negotiations for a South African de­ mocracy, li i 'A m e ric a , Ihe Id e o lo g ic a l c o u n ­ terpart to Treum lcht. Patrick J . Buchanan. la e x p lo it in g the same Irrational fears The policies o f u n a c c o u n ta b le failed because despair. Middle-class the economy A m e r i c a d o e s n 't took a know what Is wrong, nose-dive £ and It needs a scape goal Buchanan has given middle-class Americana three: George Bush's broken promises, af­ firmative action and Imports from Japan. Buchanan and Tre u m lch l have two things In common. Both despise Jew s and want to keep ■ M H H ta a a l one prickly pear project every 10 seconds of every day around the clock for one year, three months and tOdaya. W ith a line-item veto, said Coata and McCain. Ihe president could have saved the public $70 billion over a five-year period from 1964-1989. Th in k about It. Tha t's 700.000 prickly pear projects. During that same five-year period, the accumulated deficit came to $1,059 billion. Tha t's 10.590.000 prickly pear projects. Even with the line-item veto, we would've gone In Ihe hole 9.890,000 prickly pear projects. Som e' solution, the old line-item. Here's something else lo think about: During that same five-year period, the cumulative interest on the national debt came to $1,019 billion. That's Interest alone, money down the tubes. Docs It never occur to the dunderhead* who lead us that real reduction In Ihe national debt might be a better road to solvency than whining about pnckly pear research? — The: Tine-Item veto , makes sense for only one reason, and It has little to do with honest deficit reduc­ tion. It would con­ strain ihe mast pow­ e rfu l m e m b e rs of Congress Tram dis­ p a t c h in g u n f a ir shares of pork to their districts. People lik e S e n . R o b e rt Byrd. D-W.Va., say. a career politician who vowed In 1090 to ( Depleting It $a ship $1 billion worth a budget of bacon back to his balancing tool home state by 1993 le a trespass and surpassed his on good goal four years ahead sense. J of schedule. ll surprised no one when Sen. Byrd re*cently look the floor to voice clamorous opposition to the Coala-McCaln line-item veto measure. It would save little money, thundered Byrd, and it waa "quark medicine which would be better denominated as snake oil." Indeed II waa. and he might have recognized II because ll waa ouzlngt frt from his pores and puddling at hla feel as he spoke. Or waa that the stuff thal make* ihe garden grow? U n ive rsity of North Carolina political science professor Th a d Beyle, who has written extensively about Ihe allsck ads oT Jesse Helms' re-election campaign of 1990. saw shades of Willie Horton In Buchanan’s recent ada. "Th e re are two things that Buchanan la attacking. £ays and blacks." said Beyle. "H e didn't uae white gay men. People down South are very upset about nan-traditional lifestyle* and If you can tie It In to the race queatlon. It's a double w h a m m y." Attack ada are eaperully effective right before Super Tuesday because the damage la done, and Ihe voles are counted In 12 state*, before a battered candidate can recover. Candidates end up spending what llltle time they do have fending off attacks or concocting a..acka of Ihelr own. �Ssnlord Herald, Sanford. Florida - Friday. March S. 19*2 - TA Conflicting unemployment rates may signal end of the recession AssocIgtsd Press Writer AnwHa Royster and Salty Rosamond paekaga tlma ralaaaa tartllUar tor upcom ing GardenContinued from Pago 1A ■hare with others," some new offering* will be featured. "W e 'll also be doing an Herb Garden, a Foliage and Flower Garden and we will feature gardening gifts," she said. S e le c t io n s f ro m G ra n d * m other's Garden are passed along for ve ry little money because Wlmblsh said, through ■haring culling* an bulbs the Road Contiassd from Pags 1A design consideration." He added. "I would recommend we decide on this tonight." Although It is not an official artery. Hospital Road Is In­ dicated on some maps as travel­ ing In a perfectly straight line, heading north along the eastern side of the college property. The Blue Ribbon Committee's latest suggestion was for a route that would head north from the some starting point at the college, bul curve slightly to the right before c o n tin u in g n o rth w a rd . T h e curve, at the subdivision, would ■Mow for the roadway to miss an old cemetery located south or Lake Mary Boulevard. club has little money Invested. Proceeds from this, the d u b 's biggest fund-raiser or the year, benefit civic beautification. Over the past two years, the d u b has spruced ti.e entrance to the marina, the Cultural Arts Center grounds and a portion of Park on Park. "O u r biggest project has been Seminole High School. All told, w e h a v e d o n e $ 4 ,4 0 0 In landscaping at the high school." Wlmblsh explained. W lm b ls h s a id s t u d e n t s become Involved In the project. which most recently has In­ cluded planting crape myrtle saplings In the commons area and landscaping the area near the gym. "Young people always take more pride If they lake pari." Wlmblsh said. Luncheon will be served from 11:30 a .m . u n til 1:30 p .m . Luncheon tickets are $5.50. T a k e out Is available w ith ndvance notice. For luncheon tickets, contact any Ixora member or Joyce Malone, who can be reached at 322-5000. Weather-------Continued from Pag* IA data center said the warm weather doesn't validate theories about global warming. A major reason temperatures were higher than usual was that Ihc polar Jet stream stayed far n o rth a lo n g the C a n a d ia n border, meteorologlsl William Drown said. A second, sub- tropical Jet pulled in warm , moist air from the Pacific. Helm cautioned that the fig­ ures are preliminary and that final totals available In a few months may drop the winter of 1991 -92 out of first place. Meteorologist* consider winter to be the months of December. January and February. Ordinance Continued from Pag* IA discussed laxmenls. and tawSfcrr'hddcd* a Tt jm r mmented, "A t turn « Ihfc ro dd w a f! as a stittf b o U o h illr e, D ifl find each of gested alternate route. " T h is methods ha* Its share of would have a much toss Impact advantages and disadvantages, on the Cardinal Oaka Cove area strengths and wcaknesaes." and still avoid the cemetery He suggested the City consider area," Lauderdale explained. a combination of all Ihrcc of the Th e basic difference would be fund sources. "W hat I would like approximately $300,000 which to have tonight." he said, "is w ould be required to move policy direction from the Com ­ power lines located on the new mission so we can proceed with route. further planning." Mealor commented. " I think Th e Commission was spill. the college will be very pleased A.R. "D oc" Jorc suggested Ihe with what we have come up with project is loo large to tackle at here, and I would recommend one time. " I am ready lo support we draft a letter to send to the work with the stormwater utility college expressing our support lax." he said, "bu l I think we are on this new m u lin g.'' going to have to get at this on a Th e new suggested route was piecemeal basis." approved by a unanimous vole Com missioner I’aul Tre m cl of the Commission. said he would Ik willing to support the stormwater utility tax. "but It needs to be part of the total package. We can't ■Imply approve this by Itself." T re m e l. along w ith Mayor Randy M orris Voted against bringing ihe stormwater utility ordinance back for further dis­ cussion. " I completely disagree with doing these projects In phases,” Morris commented. Citizens also made their volcca heard. Some objected to the $3 charge, while others approved of It. Sheila Sawyer commented. "I ace this $3 charge as treating everyone equally. T h is Is fair. W llh Ihe difference In home valuation, through taxes, this would not be fair." In addition lo voting to bring the ordinance back for consid­ eration. ihc Commissioners also chose lo hold a special raffed meeting to deal w llh the ordi­ nance on March 20. W A S H IN G TO N — The nation's unemploynient rate leapt to 7.3 percent In February, the highest point since the recession began and Ihe worst In OWyears, Ihe government said today. T h e new rate, up from 7.1 percent In January and the highest since J u ly 1985. came despite separate data showing employers rxpandrd their payrolls by ■ more-than-expectcd 164.000Jobs. Th e two statistics are derived from aeparate Labor Department surveys and can sometimes conflict. Th e unemployment rate comes from a survey of American households, while the payroll data it culled from a survey of businesses. Taken together. Ihe two surveys "m ru n the recession la probably over." said economist B m rr Steinberg of Merrill Lynch. “ Th e key thing here Is not that the employmcnl rale went up. It's that employment Is finally growing again," he said. "T h a i's not lo say we're In a strong recovery. ... There's a high level of unemployment and a low level of consumer confidence. There's every reason lo believe tills will be one of the wcakrsl recoveries from n recession we've ever had." President Bush's campaign spokeswoman. Torie Clarke, said the new data on unemploy­ ment "m a ke s things very lo u g h " for the rampalgn. "Moat importantly, It makes thing* tough for the unemployed. Congress should get off its duff" and pas* Bush’s economic package, Clarke said In Oklahoma City, where Bush was campaigning. T h e Increase in non-form payroll Jobs was the atronge at sin c e M ay 1990. In a d v a n c e , economists were looking for only a modest rise of around 10.000. But the good news there was somewhat blunted by a downward revision of the January payroll number. T h e department sold employers recorded 149,000 layoffs. Instead of the previously re­ ported 91,000. In a positive sign, the department said the average workweek for non farm, non-supervleory workers Incrcaacd-ahpxply. by 0.4 hours to 34.7 flours following a decline of 0.2 hours In January. As the economy revives, businesses usually ask existing employees to work longer hours. The y wall until they are sure of stronger sales before they start hiring again. Th e strongest Increase. 133.000 Jobs, esme among retailers. William O. Barron J r ., the deputy commissioner of labor statistic*, said retail trade probably Is Improving. Merged banks loaning less ■> Aas— latsUFross_______ W A S H IN G T O N Th e out•of-stale banks that have taken over Florida's deposit-rich finan­ cial Institutions were more gen­ erous In lending lo thetr home states of Georgia. Virginia and North Carolina, a study has found. While gobbling up billions of dollars in deposits In Florida. Ihe banks have been relatively stin­ gy when It comes to lending money, according lo n study released this week by the U.S. House Banking Committee. “ These e m b e r s support the a rg u m e n t tha t F lo rid a tins become a banking colony." bank analyst Kenneth Thom as told The Miami Herald, In a story for Thursday editions. "Florida lias lost Its big banks, and we've become ■ stair or branches." Th e study was ordered by House Banking chairman Rep. Henry Gonzalez. D-Tcxas. Na­ tionally. the atudy found that the loan rales of satellite banks Is one-lhlrd lower than home-state banka. T h e ta k e o v e r of* M ia m i's S o u th e a s t B a n k b y . N o rth Carolina's First Union Iasi year left only one large bank headq u a r t e r e d In F l o r i d a — Jacksonville's Burnell Banks Inc. David Reddick, spokesman for Sun Bank In Miami, said the loan figures are skewed because applications from large corporate borrower* lend to be recorded at the banks' headquarters, where lending limits arc higher. A ls o , F lo r id a 's e c o n o m y wnsn't as strong as Georgia's and Norih Carolina's last year. Reddick said. But Thomas said the explana­ tions don't account for the loan ga|M, the biggest of which was at Charlotte. N.C.-based N CN B . which acquired CAS/Sovran and Festivalafternoon or very early tomor­ row morning to bring In their year than work. Ellas said that she believed Ihe last. A tornado warning during Iasi years event caused the festival had "a llltlc something closing or ilir festival for part of for everyone." In addition to fine oris, there will' alto be craft* for one day. "1 hope things arc heller this ■ale at the festival. 1 She said that organizers will year,'; Elias said. Organizers arc expecting more be keeping ■ clone eye on the than 5.000 visitors to converge weather reports the neat few on Ihe park over the course or day*. She said the event will continue rain or shine, but If the Ihe two-day event. "We think lhat,q|pt .peopl?,, weather becomes a danger lo the will want to 'came, out. and set '{public they Will close down 1 ' Ihe beaull(u| arrarpry . a t., Ityls, again. lovely local loo." Ellasssid. ,,7nT cd iTju X fib j* i hat we don't have 1 and ' problems with Ihe Nile noted fluil workers II ■weather. "sneroHU would lie selling up close (o' Th e festival will run from 10 booths under the stately oaks In the park and that the artists a.m. to 5 p.m. on both Saturday would begin arriving laic Ibis und Sunday. Continued from Fags I A HousingThe H U D rrport this week however urged the county lo take more actions lo assure Ihe I BOH Civil Rights A rt provisions prohibiting discrim ination In houslnh sales and rental* Is enforced. A 1974 federal law gives H U D Ihe authority to discontinue a CD B G unless fair housing laws arc upheld. Buddy Balagla. county com­ m unity development planner, said the county commission passed a rrsotunllon last year declaring April 1991 as "Fair Housing Month" and published an advertisement containing an "8 0 0 " number for housing dis­ crimination complaints. Balagla ■aid he la also Ihe county'a fair housing officer, but has had little work lo do In that role. " I got a call from a lady once who said her rent was loo high." said Balagla. "T h e Fair Housing Act doesn't address high tents so there wasn't anything I could do about It.*' Balagla said tie will conduct a worksesslon with county commiaatoners In May lo discuss option* for enforcing fair hous­ ing. Among the suggestions of­ fered by H U D arc fair housing o r d i n a n c e s t h a t I n c lu d e penalties for violators, creation of a human rights commission, education and counseling serv­ ice*. and bousing grants for minorities. S u rvtvo ra Include m other, OtUJJc Marie Becker. 90. of Mtsoouria Davis; son, Jo h n n y L. Ja rvis Avenue. Orange City, died Davis. Syracuse. N.Y.: daughter, Wednesday. March 4. at West berth Lynn Te rry. Albany. N.Y.: Volusia Memorial Hospital. De- brothers. Morris Davis. Albany, Land. Born Ja n . 9 1896, In and James Davis. Buffalo. N.Y.; Hlldeshclm. Germany, he moved ■liters. Adell William* and In n to Orange City four yrars ago . Miller, both of Sanford. Mae Bell from Pompano Beach. He was ■ Walker and Frances Randall, correction* officer for New York both of Syracuse; five grand­ State and a member of Hope children. Wilson-Elchrlbctgcr Moriuary Lutheran Church In Pompano Inc.. Sanford. In chargr of ar­ Beach. Survivors Include daughter, rangements. Winifred Brandt. Orange City; WALTSK F. TODD Walter F. Todd. 07. Panama three grandchildren and three Court. Deltona, died Thursday. great-grandchildren. Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral March 5. at his residence. Iloni Home. Deltona, In charge of May 15. 1924. In Winona. Miss., be moved lo Deltona six years arrangements. ago from Key West. He retired from the U.S Navy and waa a JOXNL. DAVIS Jo h n L. Davis. 62. of Bosion, m e m b e r of th e F t . S m it h Boulevard flapllst Church. De­ Mass., died Feb. 25. in Uoston He was bom March 8, 1929. In ltona. He was also a member of Sanford. He was a bus driver for the Navy Fleet Reserve In Key the school system In Boston and West and a Navy veteran of a member of Ebcnc/cr Baptlsl World W a rll Survivors Include wife. Nell. Church. Deltona: son, Jam es W aller, Deltona; daughter, Susan. De­ ltona: altlers. Grace Westbrook. Yu zoo City. Miss., and Martha Wilson. Cedar Bluff. Misa.; two grandchildren. Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral Home. Deltona, in chargr of arrangements. '} Con tlnnsd from Fag* 1A m m em J services. * "Based on the Information contained in ihe report. It ap­ pears that the county has carried out local CD B G activities In a timely manner In accordance with Implementing regulations." wrote J im Nlchoi, director of com m unity planning and devel­ opment for the Florida regional H U D office In Jacksonville. Th e comment was In marked contrast to prior years' H U D audits of the co un ty C D B O program. Previously, H U D criti­ cised the county for falling to supervise spending by Sanford and other elites swarded subgrants. OTTIUS MAXIS BACKS* BBKTIB ss-isssw WEST Bertie McLamb Weal. 81. 989 O r l e n l a A v c . , A lt a m o n t e Spring*, died Sunday, Marrh I, at Life Care Nursing Cenlrr. Altamonte Springs. Bom Aug 7. 1910, tn Sampson County. N.C.. ■lie moved to Altamonte Springs from therr. She was a retired waitress. S u rv iv o rs Include son. O. Roger J r .. Fairfax, Va.: daugh­ ters. L rlla n W ilson. W in te r Springs. Jo yc r Eden. Gum brill*. Md.; 11 grandchildren and 25 great -grandchildren. C r o m a r t lc . M ille r A Lee Funeral Home. Dunn. N C.. In chargr ol arrangement*. became NationsBank. NCNB'a loan-lo-deposit ratio In Florida waa 47.9 percent, compared to 66 percent In Norih Carolina. "If a bank la baaed In Charlotte and the directors come from Charlotte. It'a bound to treat N orth C a ro lina d iffe re n tly." Thom as said. Florida's average ratio of loans as a percentage of depoaita last y e a r w a s 6 5 .8 p e r c e n t . CAS/Sovran loaned 57.7 percent to Florida and First Union loaned 65.1 percent. Look fo r your name in our classifieds and WIN 2 FREE MOVIE TICKETS!!! _ j** Here's h o w you con w in: B ach day one o f o u r su bscriber's nam es will app ear som ewhere In a line ad In the classified section. If It's yo u r name. you w in 3 F R E E tickets to the m ovlt o f y o u r choice at Lltchfleld Cinem as. J u st claim yo u r tickets at the Sanford Herald within 7 days and enjoy the show! . r 'j f r �8* - Sxntoid Herald. Santord, Florida - Friday. March 6. 1992 U n e m p lo ym e n t rate jum ped to 7.3 percent in February By OAVK SKIDM ORE Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G TO N — T h r nation's unemployment rate leapt to 7.3 percent In February, the highest |K>lnt since the recession began and the worst In tiV4 years, the government said today. T h e Labor Department said 9.2 m illion Americans were without Jobs. 2.8 million more than when the recession began In Ju ly 1990. It was the highest num ber of Jobless since December 1983. The new ratr. tip from 7 .1 percent In January, cattle despite separate data showing employers expanded their payrolls by n morc-than exprcted 194.000Jobs. Tile two statistics are derived from separate l-abor Department surveys and can sometimes conflict. Th e unemployment rale comes from a survey of American households, while the payroll data ts culled from a survey of busi­ nesses. SEMINOLE C O U N TY SCHOOL BOARD A U CTIO N O N TW O TRAILERS A N D USED BUSES AN D VEHICLES SATURDAY MARCH 21,1992 INSPECTION 8 :0 0 A.M. UNTIL 9 :0 0 A.M . AUCTIO N 9 :0 0 A.M. UNTIL 11:00 A.M. The Increase In non farm payroll Jobs Is the strongest since May 1990. In a dva nce , economists were looking for only a modest Increase of around 10.000. Hut the good news there was somewhat blunted by a downward revision of the January payroll number. T h e department said employers recorded 149.000 layoffs. Instead of the previously reported 91.000. In a positive sign, the department said the average workweek for non-farm. non-su|iervlsory workers Increased sharply, by 0.4 hours to 34.7 hours following a decline of 0.2 hours In January. As the economy revives, businesses usually ask existing employees to work longer hours. They wall until they are sure of stronger sales ls-fore they start hiring again. The strongest Increase. 133.000 Jobs, came among retallrrs. William G. Barron Jr ., the deputy commissioner of labor statistics, said retail trade probably Is Improving. All itsms will b* auctioned individually and h«v# s minimum bid sitsblishsd at audion. You may impact thesa Hams starting at 8:00 A M. on tha day ot tha auction. Location: Old Transportation Compound Hwy. 427 and General Hutchinson Parkway Longwood, FI Terms: Cash, or Money Order only. All auction items must be claimed on the day ol the auction. These buses and vehicles are: AS IS WITH NO EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTY The Seminole County School Board does not recommend nor condone tha purchase ol these buses lor the transportation ol children as these buses do not meet existing safety standards for the transportation ol school children. _____________ House weighs new credit protections By DIANR D U B TO N Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G TO N - Your credit records would become more accessible to you mid less so to others If a hill moving through the House becomes law. Consumer outrage about Inac­ curate information In credit agency lllcs is driving the legis­ lation. approved Thursduy by the Banking subcommittee on consumer ulfalrs and coinage. But the credit agencies and hanks and businesses w ho extend cre dit are lo b b yin g against It. The y won two key provisions during the subcom­ mittee's vote on thr hill: • Pre emption of all stale regu­ lations so no state could pass a law stronger than the federal statute. • A required fee for uny Infor­ m ation p ro v ld rd consum ers ntxiul their records. However, the bill would give consumers much more power over their credit records: • l’ros|>rcllvr employers could gel your credit records only If you authorize It. and your cu r­ rent employer would have to nollty you In writing If he or she Is obtaining your credit records. • Credit card companies that send out unsolicited credit card applications would have to give you the card If you want It. • You could withhold your name from the lists used by tranks and others to solicit credit cards. • Credit agencies could charge no more than S8 to consumers who request thetr records, and would have to settle any dispute about your records within 30 days. 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By TONY DeSORMIBn Herald Sports Editor Royals blank U C F B A SE B A LL C IT Y University of Central Florida might have dropped a 5-0 decision lo the Kansas City Royals on Thursday at the Baseball City Complex, but several Knights gained a measure of respect from (heir professional peers. For exam ple, starting pitcher A nthony Laszalr struck out rightholder Kevin McReyolds. designated hlller George Ilrell and catcher Mike MacFarlane lo end the first Inning after the Royals had grabbed a 1-0 lead. Three of U CF'a six hits came from Junior right flrldrr Chad Moltola. who hit three consecutive singles after flyin g out In the first Inning. Th ird baseman T y Lynch, shortstop G rrgg Custaldo and eateher Glen Rlchardl had tire* other Knight hits. Dasplta having played an extra Inning oama lass than 24 hours before, Karen Pinckney (No. 17, sliding, above and led) and the Laka Mary Rams still had enough steam left to laka advantage of 11 Lyman errors and hand the Greyhounds a 6-2 setback Thursday afternoon. Thunder Select*A*Seat Day O R LA ND O — Orlando Thunder fans will have the opportunity to tour the Florida Citrus Ikiwl and select their seals for the upcoming World League of Am erican Football season Ibis Saturday. March 7. Highlighting the Select-A-Seat day will be u full scrimmage between the Thunder and the NewYork/Ncw Jersey Knights. V Fans ran enter the Citrus Howl through Gate D beginning at 3 p.m. ■ E H AROUND THE NATION Patriots grab early co n feren ce lead New Orleans eliminate Knights ■ i n * v n _ . n s a n s -----------------------------------------------------7? Herald Sports Editor __ Howell right now Is huge. Player for player al Ihls Mage of the ncaaon. Lakr Howell in tight." Karly on, M Inokwl hkr ihe Silver Hawks would be A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - Jusl iwo games Into Ihe Seminole Alhletlr Conference soft Ik. II schedule and Ihe Lakr Brantley Patriots are already Ihe frontnmtirrm Wfth Ihelr 8-2 win over .he Lake Howell Silver Hawks Thursday night, the Patriots advance Co 8-2 overall. 2-0 in ih r SAC. Lake Howell 16-2 overall). <he onc* lo ‘ake m m n a i^ H m ’u k c ' «*ea In both the firs and third Innings. B. I Lake Howell got Just one run oul of Ihe two rallies, leaving the baSTS filled both times. '"^ »™nil.ey hi. .1hr haft t a l M i « > n d « M t 'h r hall right at them, said Lakr Ho*ell coach Jo G Saa Conference, Page 2B (depending on who won tlielr game Thursday! are In afour-wuy ileforsccondal 1*1. "There a rr only 10 conference gamrs and you can't really afford lo lose loo many of them If want lo win Ih r conference cham pionship." said Lake u ix«a * A 8 Tt.«ri.LA ««H O w iiLi u tl i n s * . - * ii i LMwsnSHin ers«n*n4Stviter w p - * » o««i n il - i»»»Itn >a - u u » w i . him, ussarsswtr. tw kr y a *jb.|s » - l *m BILO XI. Miss. — Ervin Johnson had 18 point* and 8 rrhounds Thursday despite silting out almost 17 minutes In leading New Orleans past Central Florida. 66-47. In the first round of the Sun Bell Conference Tournament. New Orleans (15-131 led only 28-24 at halftime despite shooting 55 percent from the field to Central Florida’ s 24 percent, but came alive In the second half, uutscortng the Knights 38-23. The 6-11 Johnson scored 14 of the Privateers first 21 (mints. He sat out the last 16:53 of the game with four fouls. Dwight My veil added I I (Xilnls for the Privateer*. Center Ken Leeks and guard Slnua Phillips had 13 (Mints each for Central Florida (10-181. New Orleans, the tourney's seventh seed, advances lo a noon Friday quarterfinal against No. 2 seed Southwestern Louisiana (17-10). WHAT'S HAPPENING TO D A Y G Ovlsdo al Sam Inola, 3:30 p.m. □ Lyman al Laka Mary, 7 p.m. GLaka Brantlay al Laka Howall, 3 30 p.m. Junior Varsity Soltball GSamlnola va. Mainland at La a P. Moore Park, 4:15 p.m. Track and Field GSamlnola Ralaya at Seminole High School. Field evanta al 4 p.m , distance medley al 5 30 p m., othar running events at 0 p.m. GLaka Howall girls at Wildcat Relays. Showalter Field, 4 pm . S ATU R D AY Basaball G Oviedo al Unlvarslty. 1 p.m. Junior Varsity Basaball C.'Ovledo at Unlvarslty. 10 a.m. GLaka Brantlay at Boone. 1 p.m. Freshman Basaball G Laka Brantlay al Naw Smyrna Baach. 11 a m. Junior Collage Basaball G Valanda Community Collaga at Samlnole Community Coll age. 2 pm . Boys' Basketball 4A Section III championship game: Oviedo at Kltalmnfee-Osceola, 7 30 p m Softball C Deltona at Lake Mary, noon C empMad trass aloft o* BASKETBALL G9 pm W KCF Milwaukee Buck*. (LI 18. Orlando Magic at Complete llaM w e ew Pete »S ________________ _________ LON G W OO D - Considering that there arc no soft touches among the S e m in o le A th le tic Conference softball teams, there's no margin for error when the trams go hrad-tohead. T h e u p -a iid -c o m ln g L y m a n Greyhounds learned Ilia! the hard way Thursday afternoon, commit­ ting 11 error* while collecting eight hits In a 6-2 loss to the visiting Lake Mary Rams. "You can't make 11 errors and expect lo win. not In this confer­ ence." said Lym an coach Christy Tlbbltls. "A nd w r didn't bit the trail as well as we have been lately." Lake Mary exploited Lym an's mlscues. scoring five unearned runs, two rom lng In the lop of the flflh Inning lo break a 2-2 He and two more coming In the seventh. fly comparison, the Rains com­ mitted Jusl one fielding error. "W e were a little Bred after playing an extra Inning game al Spruce Creek Iasi night." said Lake Mary coach Jcannle Fisher. "B u i that win last night gave us some confidence going Inin today's game. The girls learned they could hang In there and pull out a w in." Fisher also said that desplle the fourth week. Ihe Rams arc Jusl now starting to come together. "O nce we got our basketball players oul. w r had about a week and a half where we didn't have any games because of rain." Fisher said. “ Some coaches probably (hough! that was Inconvenience, but II wasn't an disadvantage for us. We’re Jusl now beginning to put things together." Lake Mary took a 1-0 lead In the lop of the second when Angela Snow reached on an error and □B a a B am s. Page 2B LAKK MARY ft. LYMAN t Ufc#M#ry #11 #M t - i 11 1 Lym#n 1 # tl 0##b «nd long»t*M Will* And A<#y WP — Dh O (tII. IP - Wilt* (It). >• - Nono SB — Non# NR — Non# R#c#rdft — La4# Mary ft 11 SAC; Lymon 11.11SAC Tribe to defend at 8th Seminole Relays Prom SUft Reports Bassball B ■ Poopl#, Page 3B ■ Comics, Page 4B ■ Classified, Page 8B SANFORD - Team deplh will be Ihe quality tested tonight when Seminole High School hosts Ihe eighth unnuul Seminole Relays at Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium and Buddy Lawson Memorial Track. While the (trld events will still be M-nrrd Individually, all eight runn­ ing rvrn ls will t>c relays of four legs each. All the events will Ire scorrd lo sevrn place*. T h e same se vrn tra m s llial rom|>ctrd In Iasi year's meet arc expected lo |>artlrlpatr In tonight's rnm prllllon: Seminole. Lake Mary. Lyman. Lakr Howell. Oviedo. Lake Brantley and Oak Ridge. Lake Howell and Ouk Ridge will be represented only by their boys teams Last year. Seminole outscorrd Ouk Ridge 156-121 for Ih r hoys' team title while besting Lake Mary 140-132 for the girls' tram rrown. The m e n. *|>on*orrd by the Sun­ rise Klwanl* Club of Sanford, will begin with tlir field events at 4 p.m. Like most high school meets. Ihr hoys will compete In the long jump, triple Jump, high Jump, discus, shot put and pole vault while the girls will lake part In Ihe three Jumping events, shot and discus Spectators will get th rlr first glimpse of Ihe uniqueness of Ihe meet when the learns line up for the distance medley al 5:30 p.m. The event consists of legs of 880 yards. 440 yards and 1.320 yards before finishing with a one-mile run. The rest of Ihe running events are scheduled lo begin at 6 p.m. wllh the shulllc hurdle relay. That will lie followed by the two-mlle relay (4 x 880|, 440 yard rrlay (4 x 1101. sprint medley (110-110-220-440). 880-yard relay (4 x 220). mile medley 1220-220 440-880) and mile relay |4 x 440). Of Ihe relay events, only the 440 and mile relay* arc run al every other high school track meet. Sev­ eral local meets also Inrlude the two-mlle relay as well. Five meet records were set al last year's event. In the boys’ competi­ tion. Seminole registered a new standard of 1:04.1 In the shuttle hurdle relay while Henry Williams and Carlo While, both from Semi­ nole. set new marks In the tuple Jump (47 feel. 10 Inches) and shot pul (56 feel. 4 Inchesl. respectively. Lym an's girls brokr Ih r m rrl record In Ihe distance medley rrlay wllh a clocking of 13.00 0 last year while the Lakr Mary girl* lowrrrd the shuttle hurdle relay mark lo 1:12.1. All « y « t on Randy Wright and hit Oviedo leammalei will attempt to become the first Seminole County boys basketball team to advance to the state tournament In 12 yeara when they travel to Klsslmmee-Osceola tomorrow night for the Section III champlonahlp starting at 7:30 p.m. Baptists rally in seventh for victory, share of first II# fit l- « I - i# Prom Staff Raoorts U C lM M rm i a**ni I h SANFORD — Mike Henley singled In lllll G ra rry with Ih r winning run as Sanlurd Flrsl Baptist Church knocked olf l-re's Cablnrl* 10-9 lo gain a share of Ihe league lead In Ih r Sanford Rrcrrallon Department Men’s Thursday Night Polar Bear S o Ii I m II League al Chase Park. Henley’s fill capped a iwo-run seventh tliat erased an 9-8 drllrlt and gave First Bapllst lls third straight victory and ended Lee's winning slrrak at six gamrs. In Ihr oilier games. Grace A|M*(ollr Temple spill a doublrhradrr. lopping Galor's 11-5 brforr dropping a 12-11 d rrlslo n In Holy Cross Lutheran Church of Lakr Mary. OfK* 4esn m I s m * Ostor-i n# I — li i#i • - I MX, Cnu U S m h OfMi A#sit>lic Ti biW •» i - it il ui • - II i# m First Baptist and Lee's arr lied al 6-3 while Gator s Is 4-5. G ra rr A|Mstnllr Tem ple 3-5 and Holy Cross 3-6. Lee's Cabinets stored Ihree run* In Ih r lop ig Ihe llrsl Inning, hut First Bapllst came hark wllh srvrn runs In Ihe bottom of Ihe opening Iramr. The winner's still led 8-4 until Lee's lied Ihe game wllh four run* In Ihe lop of the fifth Inning. Aaron Johns' sacrifice lly scorrd Duane Lee with the go ahead run In Ihe lop of the seventh Inning T im Palmer singled lo start Ihe winning rally, and brother Bill and Tom G rarry also singled lo load the bases wllh no onr oul. W.L. G ra rry followed wllh a fly ball that was dropped will) Palmer scoring the tying run. After a flyout for the second oul. Henley llnrd Ills game winner. Providing Ih r Bapllst olfense were Henley (triple. Ihree singles, two runs. Iwo Rllll. Tom m y G ra rry (Ihree singles, runl. Danny G ra rry (double, single, run srorrd. two RBI). Bill G ra rry IIwo singles, two runs). W .L. G ra rry |lwo single*, run. two Rllll Jack Ellonhrad (two singles, runl. Rocky Elllngsworth |s>nglr. run. Iwo RBI). □ Bca Softball, Pag* 2B FOR T H E B E S T C O V ER A G E O F SPO R TS IN YO UR AREA, READ T H E SANFORD HERALD D A ILY �r*** 1 : .................. WORSHIP G O D THIS WEEK 1 ! I - M IM M h t Assembly Of God FAMILY WORSHIP CtM TIR 2491 Alrpod Bird s*Ms>fd. f l u r n Tsf 322 9222 Pei. Mw yO. R m p , t*. Past** Jtff KfsH Sunday StftAol 9JOam Wotifiip S*^ir> Wednesday Serve# Pastor SernffM) »m an*11am M e y M ^ IM llM r FJOpm 10 JO * m f CO pm WtRIVA A S K MB IV L.on>Q*ktTrx1 Ft J2779 *ar rncrti ; Presbyterian Sunday M a llh e w 2 4:3 2-61 WtITVKW U F T IIT CMUaCH j j CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH JI01W isl SI Sanford 322 2*14 OonHtci* Potior J*c* M Thom a* Mim lm of Musk Tim florley MlMl4*f of Youth Sunday School *30am Morning Worship 10 99 a m Church |l oaning 9 49 p m I traffling Worship 7:00' p m Wad PrayarS#n»r* A30pm COUNTRYSIOK BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road La*f Mary Atary M Long Patlor Sunday School • 49 p m Ptaachmg | Worshiping 10 49 a m Brbfa Study 9 30 p m Sharing A proclaiming 7 JO p m Wad Pratar U rrt 7 JO p m Nu*SPry ProvrOad FIRST SAPf 111 CHURCH OF SANFORD 919 Part Avanua, Sanford Rm ftoydBtatt Jr Paefo» 4too P u l l Road IMA| Sanford, Florida Dt Bot>6y U Me Farit Petio» Sunday School • 00 a m Mdrrwne WGr*h*p 1000 • m DitC>0*«tMp Tratmnf 6 00 pm f r»ntng Worship T OO p m W*d Pr*y*f l^ntca 7 00 pm Monday K io d u t 2 4 :1 -2 6 Tuesday Joahua 2 4 :1 -2 8 Catholic Wednesday I’aatm ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 902 OeA At* , Sanford Ft* Pilhor T hornet Burnt Pamh Potior Sol ¥ig*f Mate 9 00pm Sun Matt • 00 10 JO 1200 Confattfon, Sal 44 49 p m 57 Thursday i'aalm 85 SI. 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If your fiiih has Uughl you lo observe Lent by foregoing pleasures or adding new religious experiences or both. . . those sis Sundays are occasions for taking inventory of your spiritual progress. If yours is a religious background that docs not emphasire Lem, those sis Sundays sre still milestones on the way to the great celebration of Christ's Resurrection-Easier! And if, perchance, you have never given much attention to spiritual matters, those lir Sundays (and the thoughtful days between) are an invitation from your Lord . . . t o wu/k with Him thr path H r t*ulied for You Christian Science FIRAT CHURCH OF CHRIST ACttHTMT. LON0 WOOD •79 Mat* ham Wood! 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Sanford, Florida - Friday, March S, 1992 - Religion VT IN B R IE F Fellowship Hall dedication set SAN FOR D — Zion Hope Missionary Baptist pnlil Church. 712 Orange Ave,. will dedicate Its new Fellowship Hall at S p.m. Sunday. Refreshments will be served after a short service. Music will be provided by Vernon "Papa” Jones. Th e Rev. E. CafTey, pastor. On Sunday, March IS, at 11 a m., Zion Hope will observe Its Annual Men's Day. Th e Rev. Benjamin Adams will be Ihe guest speaker, with the theme — "Men Keeping the Fatih During Difficult Tim e s." Everyone Is Invited lo come and praise the Lord. For more Information, call Bennie Alexander at. 323-6366 or Eugene Alexander at 323-9103. Special servico* announced SAN FOR D — Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. 2S2S Oak Ave., will observe a series of special services during Lent. Th e mid-week Lcnlcn services arc held on Wednesday evening st 7:30 p.m. Tlie theme for this year is “ Th e Body or Christ." Pastor E. A . Rcuacher and the members of the congregation Invlie Ihe public to worship with them. Peace Pole The Rev. George Spransy, of First Presbyterian Church, Sanford, with Ihe assistance of some of Ihe youngsters of the congregation, dedicated the Peace Pole, which was presented to the church In 1991. Friends and members of the congregation gathered tn the courtyard In support of the many peacemaking actlvltlea tha church provides on an annual baala throughout the community. Sisterhood plana mooting Th e Sisterhood or Temple Shalom, 1765 Elk ram Blvd.. Deltona, will start Its business meeting promptly at 10 a.m. on March 18. All meeting are held on Ihe third Wednesday of the month at the Temple. Dora Goldstein will present a Penny Social al the meeting. For more Information, call Vivienne SalUm an at 789-1392. da, do da ‘Soupor Supper* at Holy Cross The Methodist Men ol Ihe First United Methodist Church, Sanford, will sponsor the annual Do Da Day on Salurday, March 14, (ram 8 a m . to 3 p.m., at Ihe church. Park Avenue and Fifth Street. Festivities Include games, a bake sale, a yard tale and a flah fry, served from 11 a.m. lo 3 p.m., for S3, with children, under 10, free when accom­ panied by an adult. Hot dogs will be available for sale also. Methodiat men showing sotno of Ihe bargain sale Items are, from lafl; Steve HaMsock, Ed Bedell, Sam Greene, presi­ dent, and Milner Ryals. SAN FOR D — Holy Cross Episcopal Church. 401 S. Park Ave., will hold a ' 'Souper Supper" at 6 p.m. Wednesday. The event will be followed by a presentation and discussion by Father August Sorvllloat 6:45 p.m. Th is is the first In a five part series to be held on Wednesday evenings during Lent. Everyone la welcome. Treble tones in concert SAN FOR D — Th e Trebletoncs, a singing group of young ladles from Trevecca Naxurene College In Nashville. Tcn n .. will be In concert at Sanford First Church of Ihe Natarene. 2581 Sanford Ave.. on March 1 3 a t7 p .m . The y will be singing a variety of Christian music, Including hymns. Gospel and contemporary. The public is Invited lo attend. Five part sermon series to begin SA N FOR D — Dr. Steven Graham, pastor of Grace Christian Church. 085 Orange Blvd,. announces a new five part sermon series on "Building A Marriage Th a t Will Last." "Often we ask ouselves w hy the world Is Ihe way It Is and whai can be done about It." according to Dr. Graham. "Almost everyone who examines our nation's woes eventually points Ihe Anger at our families. It Is true that strong families make a strong nation; weak families make a weak nation. Th e home Is the place to begin to change our world for the belter." T h e series begins Sunday with "Understanding Your . SpouseVGrcatrst Needs." im a will continued as follows: March 15. "H ow T o Survive T h e Storms In Marriage"! March 22, "H ow T o Rekindle Th e Romance” : March 29. “ How Can We Affair-Proof O ur Marriage" and April 5. Special Wedding Vow Renewal Ceremony. Grace Christian Church services begin at ID a.m. for both children and adults. Services are held al Wilson Elementary School. For Information, call 321-7660 for directions and Informa­ tion. Tuesday Lenten services, lunch SAN FOR D — At noon each Tuesday during Lent. First Presbyterian Church. 301 Oak Ave., will have special music by area muslclals and a Lenten Meditation by Ihe Rev. George Spransy. In the sanctuary. A light lunch of homemade soup and bread will follow tn Fcllowhsip Hall. Musicians In March will be: March 10 — Elisabeth Jennings, organlat/vocallst; March 17, Nancy Long, organist; March 24, Handbells from First Presbyterian Church. Dellary and March 31, Dr. Eark Slocum, flutist. Plan lo come for 30 minutes of music and meditation and If you have time, slay for our Souper lunch. Mortgage burning Sanford Mayor Battya Smith, members and frlanda of Mara Hill Seventh Day Adventlet Church, 800 E. Second 81., Sanford, gathered recently to celebrate the burning of Ihe ch u rch ’s mortgage. Mayor Smith addressed tha assembly and congratulated them on their accomplishment. Hems raw* a, SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY A l llA N C t CHURCH Community Alliance Church 4615 ( M l Lake DM *. Wtnta* taring* Neighborhood Alliance Church. 301 Mart ham Wood* Ad . Longeood Sanford Alliance Church. 1401 • Part A v a . tanlord Famdy Worship Center. 2461 Airport B h d . tanSord freedom Aiaembty of Gad, V W Orlando O r. ten lord W*k*eA**omMy of God. «671 Orton R d .U n g m d Easlem Gvfhodoa Church, 51 John Orthodoi. 7741 Country Club Road Sanford KP ItCO P Al AH Saint* CjMbtopel Church, f Deter? Ave . Inter pm bn Chnti epfecopef Church. Longeood Episcopal Church ol the Nee Covenant 675 TuikaeiMa Road, Winter Spring* Hoff C»oi* Episcopal Peri Ave at lift S I , Sanford St Peter* IpracopaJ Church. 700 Rinehart Road lake Mery SI Richard • Church S i lt Labe Hoeed Rd . Winter Peri The Church o! the Quod Shepherd, Maitland. l i t Le*e Ave INTERDENOMINATIONAL CMvtfyCRnohanCenter,MOW *ih W , Sanford N e « Herveet Chn»l>en rm oetM d 1M0 Country ChN Rd . Senfurd Nod Mend Community Church. 530 Dog Track W . U ngeood. PL 37750 Cutreach Den serene# 'Cental.-1211 Cape* A im*' . Sanford The Open Door Church l BO 5 Myrtle Ave tanked JEWISH Seth Am Synagogue meeting al Corner ol Send lake and County tine Road- Weal 14 t tm p tt s w o rn ir t s [M u m Slid . D w o u LUTHERAN A Mention Lutheran Church C W b ro o t 0*. Cat Oaud Shepherd tuthere* © M A h IL C A *17 Olendu b» i«e y *7*7} Holy C roft Lutheran Church or tea* Mery 750 Sun 0*»»* Late Mery Lord Of Life Lutheran Church. 3*5 TuMaetita Rd . Winter Spring* Lutheran Church of Providence OeUena Lutheran Church of the Ra-daemer, 2521' Oak Avenue M etveh Lutheran Church Golden De*t 0* A Hey 17 07 Casselberry Si Lutee Lutheran Church At 426 &#*•# SI Stephen Lutheran Church, 434 |uti W e il of 14 Longeood METHODIST Barnetl Untied Memorial Church E OtHery Ave Enterprise Seer Late United Methodic! Church -Bathe* A- M ( Church. Canaan Mgtt Gotaeiberry Community Untied Methodist Church H ey 17*7 Ptney Rtdge Rd Ca**e<berry Chr»»t United Metnodrsl Church Tucker Dr Suntand (M a rti Denary Community Method**! Church. W H.gbfaan** H i Da fiery fu el United Me1hod>*t Church. 41* Per* Ave feet Method.*! Church ot Ov*edo f e*l United Methodist Church of Geneve Grace United Method.*! Church 4*9 N Country Club Ad Let# Mary Grant Chaper A M C Church, p«*edo Oetgrove Method.U Church Or«edo Osteen Method.it Church, Cor of Carpenter A Mw»a# Ll Oataen Pioneer Methodi*! Church, I *0 N Pipfar Ave . Sanford Seniendo Uruled Me1hod* »I C h u nk SR 414 end I 4 Umg*ood Sf Ja n e t A M E l*t» at Cypress SI Luka M • Church of Cameron City, fnc Bae'daM off 5 H U I Sf Mary 4 A M ( Church SI At 4«S Otteen S4 Paul * Method *! Church Otteen H j Interpnte Si reflord Memorial Church. S DeSery fit*! Church of the Nafanena J361 Sanford Ave Geneva Church of the Nazarene S R 44 Genava Laka Mar; Church of the Nezarene 171 f Crystal Lava A •* Lava M**; r longeood Church of the Naz arena Wayman I Jetsup Ave congeood Martham Wood* Church of Ihe Naze»ene SR 4® M.fak W#*l of 1-4 at Ihe WeAtva Rfver P R ESBfICR iAN Dcitcma Pretby tartan Church Holland (Jivd I A u lt in Ave Da*tuna 7 ir*i Presbyterian Church ol Lake Mery Pif at Prebbytenan Church, Oak Ave A 3rd SI fu el Pie* by ter Ian Church ot Deflary, | Highland Markham Wood* Presbytenan Church 5210 Martham Wood* Road Lake Mary fl St Andrea* Presbyterian Church, W t l Sear Lake Rd St M arti Pvetbytanan Church. 1021 Palm Spnngs Ad . Alt«mon‘ * Spg* Tubcaeifta Pre*byte«ian Church 3600 W eil State Ad 426 Oviedo M* Up*aii Community Pvesbyfenan Church. Upsaia Rd Westminister N ty b y tm e i Church, fled Bug Rd . Casselberry SEVENTH D AT ADVENTIST Foret! Lak*' Seventh Day Advent)tl Church. Hey 436. Forest City Mart Hill Seventh Day Adventibl Church tOI I 2nd S I . Sanford Sanford Seventh Day Adventist Church, 5615 M Highway 427 Seventh Day Adventist Church Mariiend A ve , Altamonte Spungy Winter Spring* Seventh Day Advenfdl Church. 50 6 M o m Rd OTHER CHURCHES AM Faith Chapel Camp Sam mote W**i«a Park Rd Allen S A M E Church Onve A 12th BeardaK Avenue Hut met* Chapel Bearden At* Chuiuole Community Church Church of Jeftul Christ ol LaMar Day Samis 23*3 Part A*« Fwvuly Church Christian Center 1544 Semmoia fitvd Cass* 1terry Fi*tf Born Chu«ch of the Living God, M+deep Fi-i'if Church of Chriyl Scientist, H u m Blvd end Menu* St . Deltona First Pentecostal Church of longeood F*ryi Pentecostal Church ot Sanford Full Gospel Church of God in Christ, 1B26 Jerry Ave Senlo'd lu ll Gospel Tatemac It. 2774 Country Club Road' Grace ti tie Church 2644 & San bud A*e Holy Irmly Chu*th of O N *" C fw it I5 U Mangouslme A.* fUngdom Man of Jehovah * Witness Lake Monroe Uw l, 1562 W Third St Lake Monroe Chape* Orange Blvd Lake Monroe Ml Oh*e Holme*a Church Oak HMf Rd Otteen Ne.ghtH.muod Alliance Church, 301 Markham Woodt Road Longwood PataaWayievanChuwv. VAOWavkMaDi Sanierd Pentacoctal- open ti u* Tabernacle Ridgewood Ave , Gif 23th opposite Pr*ite a id fC ftti Church 111 W Wilbur Ava taka Mary * J * ta a e u vtyr^* (Chunh M“ t l N C R 477 ‘ Rolling H.II* Moravian Church SR 434 longeood Jen lord Alliance Church 1401 b Perk Ave Sanford 11•l>*e Church 7460' tanlord Ave Second Church Of The Living God 3476 Beanten Ave Sanford lamyaa ol le vers* 3421 fteeaw A*e S r '<*i 1ha F uM Gotper Church of Our Lord Je to t Chr.yl Wetfungton St Ca naan C*tp Tha Sa vation Army 7p0 W 24lh Si Tr.uvoph Tha Church ol Ihe Nee Age tOOA W Sfh Si Uvwted Church of Christ Aifamonte Community Chape* AMamonle Spring;* Uruied Church of Chn*l Chnthan f eitoeship 260 N Country Club Rd Last Mary U C S I Spunwaf Centre 125 A South Votu**a Ate Comer ot Grave* and Voiueia Ave Orange Cdy W*nle# Springy Community IvengahcM Co^gragat'- -nal It * Wade Si Winter Sprmgy �I 68 - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday, March 6, 1992 B L O N D IE W hat’s the answer for incontinence? COOfc'H N O I ) AND V * ’D 1 U4VS BEEN v LIKE A Q*1S* D E A R D R . a O T T t I'm 11 78-yrnr-old female with urinary Incontinence. la there anything lhal ran lie dour ntiout II? My doctor gavr m r medication. hut II makes me too sleepy. D E A R R E A D E R ) Th e Irealmenl of urinary Incontinence depends nn Ihe cause. For e x a m p le , t h is u n p le a s a n t sym ptom Is often associated will) chronic bladder Infection for which antibiotics are r u ­ ral ive. Also, anatomical changes I Imt affect aging women (such as cystoccle or bladder weakness) can cause Incontinence and may require surgical repair. Finally, women over Ih r age of 00 may experience uge-relulrd problems In bladder conirol that result from simple musculur weakness: special exercises may allevlnlr Oils condition. I suggest you make un ap­ pointment with u gynecologist who will examine you. advise you and — If necessary — refer you lo a urologist for further therapy. D E A R D R . G O T T t Please e x p la in w h a t causes fa lty tumors to appear on.the nrms and legs. Is there unythlng a person cart do to avoid getting them? D E A R R E A D E R i No one knows the exact cause of fatty tumors, called lipomas, which are painless and harmless. If lipom as appear In locations where they can lie Irritated by clothing — surh as bell or bra lines — nr If Ihe benign growths cause cosmetic problems, they cun be su rg ic a lly rem oved. Otherwise, they're best Ignored. D E A R D R. O O T T : I'm a nail biter who has developed yet another Irritating habit. I bile the skin on Ihe Inside of m y cheeks. Could I possibly hr lacking a nutrient that causes me lo do Ibis? D E A R R E A D E R ) I'm afraid not. Nall-blilng. cheek-nibbling and lialr-pulllng are hublts that THEY 5AY T H A T A B A LL PROPPED FROM UJAlST HEI6HT WILL HIT THE 6R00NP A T A SPEED OF 9AS MILE5 PER HOUR rellecl anxiety and stress. Th is behavior Is not due In a nutri­ tional deficiency. Often, once the source of the psychological dis­ co m fo rt Is rr c o g n lx r d a nd addressed, the compulsion lo engage In these repetitive nets M E D IC IN E P ETER G O T T .M .D . disappears. Hence, counseling Is frequently successful. ACROSS 1 Actor — Juki S Runway fl Shrewd 11 Praftr 13 Insoct SAltnni 14 Degraded 16 Slngls ItSffll 15 Hinas 19 Etoctrical 21 Runs away 14 Fast aircraft 15 LoaAngskn lawn 17 Vardcaliy 29 Slorahouas 31 Tonsott 38 Poked tun at 37 In rsadinsss ,.!* » * • > 39 Wasry 40 Pertaining lo an *v. 41 Cup M i s s I s f v n k w F w irta (musk) 48 lincto 4 7 ---------tha around door 49 Wlnlsr itMal* 81 Actrass — Signor*I 83 Easily donnod garmont 87 Quartet 88 Rip* 89 89 rCupid l Old 601 1 UK mil. pilot* 2 Ibaan chaisetar 3 American 4 Something remarkable s if t . mtiar J U U LUUUU C JU U U U U U U jju u lj u u uujjuu u u u l j u iij □■Ji i u t t u L J U U y iJ L J U u u u y iu u u iu y u iJ U L J U L J II LI U U U LU JU U U L IU l j u u tfL IL K d k JU U C JU U u u u u ^ ju y U U U L IJ .J L K JU U U U L J U L liiiJ IIL 3 U JJU U E J W U iJ U U U IJ L IU U U IJUk'J MCir.ll'l grandparent* 7 Hebrew prophet S bon (doth**) to 1 Number* 10 I t Heath plant I t Want without king 19 IV s IS ili horea [2 wdt.) 10 Loath# 1 TT PI VL MUM 18 Aug. tlmo 17 AudiophHo's purchata i" 1 T“ r ~ r ~ r n J U U U U JU I t Actor Stwll 23 Starchy lood 19 Rotating 1 stick 19 Cattl# 30 Improv* lan­ guage ol 31 Eisarwd lata 33 ContManc* tarn* 34 Tof TV 38 Rubber Ham ■ '« i r w "rerfliiQ lK hR-o Sri! 41 Incon act' „ t£ i together 43 — Fyta 48 Layer ot Utaua 48 Taboo Ham 80 Actress Hayworth 81 Ua (So.) 84 Bread at dog 88 Proepector'e find 88 Comedian Spark* WIN A T BRIDQC B y P h illip A ld e r Today's hand causerl a debate lietwccn North and South. If you would llkr lo urhllrulc. cover Ihe Kusl-West curds and decide on your line, of p|ay. in four. spade*!. West leans the Hub king. South had an unrornfortablr hid un Ihe second round bcruusc Ills npade spots were so bad. Ilul three spades wurked well here. Ihe rtghl contract being reached. At Ihe lime. South won Ihe llrst trick with dum m y's club ace (correct because chibs could lx- 6-1). cashed Ihe spade king, crossed to hand with a diamond lo Ih r ace and drew two more rounds of Irump. learning h r luul a laser there. Next lie lluesscd the diamond Jack. Ilul East produced llie queeri and a second club so that West could cash two club trlrka lo d rlra l tIngame. ‘T was very unlucky." South protested. " T lic spades were 4-2. 1; West didn't have the diamond queen despite his two-level overcull, and Eust had a second club.” North Icll I hut II wasn’t bad luck hut |KKir play, lie suggested "IhuL at trick" six. South should have pluyrd u dlumund not to the Jack but lo llic king. Then he should have led Ihe diamond Jack for a rufllrig finesse, dis­ carding a club liner If East didn't play Ihe queen. Who Is going In become your beat friend. North or South? North was correct. Th is latter play gtiuranlrrs Ihe contract. Ilrrc Ih r finesse wins, but supI rose W rst has Ihe diamond queen. He may cash one rlub nick, bui South's heart loser will disappear on Ihe diamond 10. Headers are Invited lo send card-play qucsilons lo I'hllllp Alder, In care of this newspaper. T h e y can be answered only through ihe column. NORTH ♦K TA Itll ♦ K J 10 I ♦ All WEST EAST ♦Jtll ♦ 101 * K JS •III Wq I I I ♦ K Q J 101 A lt ♦ y i* i SOUTH ♦AQT 441 911 ♦A1 ♦Til Vulnerable Norlh-South Dealer North SMtk Wnt 1♦ >♦ 1♦ Can N «ia IW 19 <♦ Eatl Can Can All pan Opening lead: ♦ K I t 1i \> || II FR ANK AND ER N ES T b y Bob T h o v t s \ifLp SAVfmTHf I P IS C E S (Fell. 20-March 201 There's a posstlxllly you might I k - allracled to someone today who rrp rrsrn ls lorhlddrn hull. Th in k things through so ihai you don't gel Involved In a siluallon with rrady-m adr prohlrms. Know where lu look (or romance and you'll find II. T h r A stro-G ra p h M ulrhm ukcr Instunlly reveals which signs ure rom unllcally perfrd lor you. M all 92 p lu s a lo n g . s rH addressed. slam|x-d c iiv c Iojh - lo Malchm ukrr. c/o tills nrwspa per. P.O llox III42H. Cleveland. O II4 4 IO I-3 4 2 8 . A R IE S (March 2 1-April 19| Your reputation Is one id your most precious ussrls Today, un acquaintance might try to use something — whrre you were hlamrlrss — against you In uu a tlrin p l lo txillllc you lo a rrleud. Driciid yuurscll T A U R U S (A|wil 20 May 20| fNytfiON M tttT- ( a t ou ft CHiLi O ft W f L L pow i t O U T- * " A ! •I < O A R F IE L D HLR£ ARE « W £ 6ANPWICHE6 FOR VOOR T R IP --------- ^ B 9 T M A N ‘__________________ > TYPiai. SCfWl OF «J5 > miNCB: AFTER SCHOOL.IN THEAV PEWmArr, BOW gives tcu>a STATIC U K7R JC SHOCA,. I r*T?f B y B ernice Bede Oeol Y O U R B IR T H D A Y M a rch 7 . 1992 Y ou r probabilities for success are much stronger In Ih r year ahead Ilian they were last year. T ills Is brrausr you’ve learned Mime priceless Irntons. b y J i m M oBdick ($CWGiTSOffEA<J. A f XT TIME. WHO © W f K6AH AS A JCHE RWS 06iV SWISS ARMV KNIVES AKE KNOWS?.--------it M r be the scissors, Pkamh BBAPHfTCHa*e wmr it€ canesatew h a w Even the U T T ie M * V -. tmt me WfcMfivr. A N N IE s o t MAT ApTKAI OLOfOCK j M U YOU t : th a t s t AMP* ASt 5VFPObCO TO SAvt TMt r - — r M 8TM AFTER ASVLTS 1 li*£ HAH Af55fp i VP?.' A n u lllu n re ol c o n v rn lrn e c inlghl have lls durability tested today, and Ih r results could hr rather disappointing. Th e sub­ stance that binds ibis union Is not linn enough. O E M IN I (May 2 1-June 20) Your handiwork will be closely scrutinized by superiors and associates today. Don't send a n y th in g out to w h ich you w o uldn't proudly a lllx your signature. C A N C E R (June 2 ls Ju ly 221 Social Involvements will have a significant effect on your Image toda y, so h r on y o u r best tx-liavlor. If you're a guest, leave before you wear out your wel­ come. L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug 221 Don’t do things lor ollx-rs lixluy nut of a sense of obligation. If yod do not do litem front your heart, the recipient could frcl uncomfort­ able. wishing you Itadn'l done anything. V IR O O (A ug. 23-Sept. 221 Instead of bring appreciative of I lie efforts others expend on your behalf today, you inlghl e rllirU r I hem for Ih r way they do things. This won't rniou ru gr them lo help again. L IB R A |Sept. 23-Oct. 231 Your resource* inusl lie managed prudently Inday wllh un eye future itretls. Falling lo toward ful budgrl wisely r«>w could cause prohlentadown I lx- road. S C O R P IO (Oi l. 24 Nov. 221 If you know Dial what u youngalrr wants Is not lor the child’s good, don't give In today. You may have lo luce a situation where lough love Is necesaary. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-Dcc. 2 1) Guard against Ihe huilnutlun today to lake full credit for Mimclhlng lu which you plnyt-d only a small |sin. You ruuld lxembarrassed later, w h rn I lie irulheom ealollglit. C A P R IC O R N (Dee. 22sJan. I 111 If you haven't been gelling as m urh mileage as you think you should be getting Iron) your budget. It's tills- lo Itiukr some bt revisions, liegln irxlay by rurbIng mill-esM-nU.il expenditures A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20 Feb lti| Significant achievements ure |Mis»lble Irxiuy. but tile world Isn't going to Mrrw rose |x-<Uilt on your path Just tieeausr you're a nice |K'tson. Motivallou utid clforl ure also n ijulicd I f ) 10112. N E W S P A P E R TER P R IS E ASSN EN­ Leonard S ta rr ...T im t x TRUTH I'At XVtR YACTlY Scat WHAT MR. AM i* 4AVJN’,.. �? Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday, March S. I M2 - T » Legal Notices N O T ic a o r r e s o l u t i o n CU M IN S . VACATINO. ANOABANOONINO R IO H TL O F W A T. OR D A A IN A O l ( A l l M l NT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN! N O T IC I I 1 H I R E I V GIVEN •Ml It* Basra ef C w t y Cam rwli.iewers ol I sm Inal, Caunly. FlerMe. at Itm Refuiar Mealing M M an IM FMh Aay af FaRrv ary. A O , 1FFI. In IM Caunly CammluUnart' Maatlne Roam at IM taminaia Caunly tarvicat Building In laniard. FlarMa. pursuant la Million and Natko har*»afar* a Iran. paaoad and a Raoelulian cloying vacating and abandoning. ra nauncMg and diKlaiming any and all flRlil at IM Caunly al lamlM N and IM public m and •a Ilia la lla n ln i dotcrlbtd rigM iaf way ar wainapa tow manl.laarH: L IO A L O I K R I F T IO H COMMENCE A T TH E NE CORNER OF LO T IF, WING FIE L D RESERVE PHASE III A t R E C O R D E D IN P L A T ROOR U PAGES M J* OF THE PUBLIC RCCOROI OF SFMI N O L I C O U N TY . FLO R ID A; TH EN C E RUN NJF-U'SS"W. ALONG TH E NORTH LINE OF 1AIO LO T M A DISTANCE OF U M F E E T ; TH EN C E RUN l .l 'i r t t -W . I It F E E Ti TH EN C E RUN N FF-M S! "W M M F E E T ; TH EN C E RUN s »»"ira r w m s s f e e t to TH E POINT OF BEGINNINOj TH ENCE CONTINUE ***•»' •r-W. I F « F E E T i THENCE RUN 1 B -IS W W . M M F E E T i TH E N C E RUN F FF-af'S J'E. TOO F E E T i TH E N C E RUN N .F M I I S 'E . I t I I F E E T i TH E N C E RUN SFF*JSSS"E. IT M F E E T i TH EN C E RUN NR 'IS'M '-E M i l F E E T TO TH E PO INTO F BEGINNING C O N TA IN IN G P t t l ACRES. MORE OR LESS. By IM Baaed al County Cam mlMJanart al SamlnoN Caunly. FlarMa. mu ism day at Ftbru ary. A.D.. IFF], BOARD OF Legal Notices Legal Notice* IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT. ■ IO H TEB N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE N O O lW rS C A tt OlVISJONi G BANCBOST OH MORTGAGE CORPORATION, a FlarMa cerpnralNn Plalnllll. vt. RONALD JOSEPH PROULX. at al.. IN T N ( CIRCUIT COURT OP T N I N T H JUOICIAL CIR CUIT IN ANG POG S I M I M L I COUNTY. FLORIDA. c a s e n o .« » ir tt c a h k AM ER IFIR ST RANK. A F I D e r a l s a v in o s b a n k . Plemtlll. N O T IC I OF SALE It hereby (Ivan IMt. pursuant ta a Summary Final at Faractawrs an I will tall IM lp —ifi t RFtf —in— in a nt'—11 Caunty. FlarMa. datcrlbad at: Lot IM. DEER RUN. U N IT tSSC. according ta IM plal IMrtot at recorded pi Plal BaaP to Page so, Public Record* at Seminole Caiaity. FlarMa. al public tale. N tM hlpMtl and batl bMdor Oar cath. al IM watl Irani anfranca. Samlnata Caunty Caurthoute in Sanford. FlarMa. al II :M A M . an March II. toot. WITNESS my Mnd and al llclel Seal at tald Court IMt FabruaryM. 1001 (W ell MARYANNE MORSE CLERK. CIRCUIT COURT By: JaneE Jeiewk OuDutp Clerk PubiisA February n A March a. loot________________D EO a s NOTICE OF RESOLUTION CLOSINO. VACATINO. AND ARANDONIMO. R IGHTKOFTRAV.OR DRAINAGE EASEM ENT TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN: NOTICE IS H E R E E T GIVEN mat IM Raard at Caunty Cam mlutanart at Samlnata Caunty. Florida, al lit Regular Meeting M M on me tsm day at Fabru ary. A 0 . m i . In IM Caunty Campilttlontri' Mealing Ream al IM Seminole Caunty Service* Building In Santard. FlarMa. pursuant ta Petition and Notice M COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA A TTE S T Maryama Marta. Clara la IM Raard Publlttl: Martha, i m DEP1S IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OP T H I EIG H TEEN TH JUOICIAL CIBCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AN O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY o in e r a l j u r is o ic t io n DIVISION C A S IN O .ft w r C A M O R ES O LU TIO N TR U S T COR PORATION. at Racalrar lor Clly Fadaral Saylngt Rant. Plenum. vt VICTOR A. M ARTINO, al ua . afeL, Oalandanlt N O TIC I OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN pursuant la a Final Judymtnl at Forte Naurs dotod J armory Id. loot, and anNrad m Caw No 01 M tt CA ItO. al IM Clrtwll Court al IM E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit Mi and tar S IM I HOLE County. Ftarlda wMraln R E S O LU TIO N TR U S T COR PORATION. at P act Ivor lor Clly Fadaral tartaft *a p la ln ll ll and V IC T O R A. MARTINO, al v s , at dl. art Oatandantt. I autll tall la IM hiphatt and batl bIPtar tar cath at IM Wall Irani door at IM SEMINOLE County CourlMuta. In laniard. FlarMa. al ll:ta a'clack A M an March M. loot, tarlewmg datcrlbod proparly to tal oal larlh In told Final Judpmant.tawit: LO T M. CRYSTAL LAKES E S T A T E S A C CO R D IN G TO MAP OR PLAT TH ER EO F IN P L A T BOOK a A T PAOE1 1 AND SOP TH E PUBLIC EEC O R O S O F S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA O A T IO m u tsm day at Fab rvufYr i MAR AR V AN N I MORSE At Clark at u M Court By JanaE. Jatawic A l Deputy Clerk PuMlib: Februety to A March A tOOl D EO t il • jr$ 9 P U T V o u tc A u n W JM H M H M U U flbrt S la T " Far TM tab tbu Wand vacating and nauncmg and disclaiming any and all right af trw Caunty at Samlnata and i m public In and la tha tallowing datcrlbad right* at wey ar drainage tote men!, la wit: T M E a tl ISM tael at that part al IM M M loot plaited Road Eatamtnt lying We*l at Let t l at SLAVIA COLONY C O 'S SUB DIVISION at recorded In Plal Beck | an Page II at IM Public Record* el Wmtnote Caunty, FlarMa. Wat IM South IS BP taat bounty Cam mltttanert al Samlnata Caunty. FlarMa. m u tsm day at Fabru ary. A D . left. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA A TTE S T! Manrai Clerk H IM Board Publish March A IW1 D E P IT NOTICE OF S I SOLUTION CLOSING. VACATINO. ANO ABANDONING. B IO H T IO F WAV.OG DRAINAGE EASEM ENT TO WHOM IT MA Y CONC E R MI NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN dial IM Beard at Caunty Cam miittaner* at M m lnota CountyFtarlda. al IN Regular Mealing haM an IM tsm day at Fabru ary, A D . IN t. In tM Caunty Cemmluterwn’ Maallna Ream al IM lemlnelt County Service* Building In laniard. FlarMa. pursuant ta Pttlttan and taelice haralatara given, patted and adopted a Reteluttan ctaatnp. vsetting and neunctat and disclaiming any and all right at IM Caunly at la lha tallowing datcrlbad rlghlt at way w drainage t a n menl.tawtl: Eatl ana ( I ) feet at that certain IS tael dretaega and utility aetemenl dtllned at comprising me Watl IS taat at Lai M. Crystal Creak Unit I recorded ta Plal Book I L Paget «• through 11. at IM Public record* at Samlnata Caunly, Florida Gy me Beard at Caunly Cam mlsslanar* at Seminal# Caunty, Ftarlda. m u tsm day at Fabru ary. A O , IN I BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA A TTE S T Maryann* Mart*. Clerk ta IM Beard Publish March A IN I D IP S J H E D R IC K C O N S TR U C TIO N COMPANY, IN C , E T A L , NOTICE OP F O R IC L O S U R I SALE AS TO COUNT II N O T IC I IS H B R IR V OIVEN pursuant la a Summary Final Judgment dl F iractatura dated February tt. IFFt and entered Pi Cota No. SOP*J CA i i k at me Circuit Court al Ih t 1ITH Judicial Circuit In and tar Sami note Caunly. Ftarlda. wMretn AM ER IFIR ST RANK. A F E D (R A L SAVINGS BANK. Plata ll t l . and H E D R IC K CON STRUCT ION COMPANY. INC.. I T A L , ar* attendant*. I wltl tall ta IM highax bMdor tar cath at IM Watt Fran! Oaar at IM WmInala Ceunly Court hwuee. Santard. FlarMa. a t ll:M • clack A M an IM SHh day al March. NFL IM tatlowing da ari tarm m tawtt: LM SL HEATHROW WOOOS. ACCORDING TO T H I PLAT TH ER EO F AS RECORDED IN P L A T ROOK 41, PAGES M THROUGH » PUBLIC EEC O R D S OP S E M IN O L E CO UNTY, FLORIDA. TO O E T H IR with all tat Im easement*, rlghlt. appuria nances, rents, reyantes, miner­ al. Ml and gat rlghlt and pram*, water, water rights and water stack, and Ml (liter** new ar hereafter a part at IM prapsrti. including raptacamanti and ad dinar** IMrata. O ATEO IMt l*m day at Fab ruary. taw MAR YANNE MORSE. Clark Clrcutl Court Ry: Jana I Jatawic -srr?** PuMIth: February IS A March A ttn D EO lit CITY OF I FLORIDA NOTICE OP PUBLIC NEARING TO C O M I N G ADOPTION OF PROPOSED M O IN A N C I TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN: NOTICE IS H ER EBY OIVEN by IM City al Longoeod. Ftar Me. mat me City CemmltMan will M M a public heertM ta consider enactment al Ordl nance Ne t ! ten entitled: ORDINANCE NO.fS-Ntt AN M O IN A N C I OF TH E C ITY OF LONOWOOO. FLOE I 0 A . A M E N O IN O T H E BUD O ET F M T H I FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER I. IN I. ANO ENDING SEP T I M U R 10. IN I. PROVIDING FOR IU O O R T A D J U S T ­ MENTS. I was placed an March I. IN I. and IM City Cammitetan will hearing, whkh will be M M In IM City llall, IIS Watt Warren At ------' -----------A O . IN L at I N p m . ar a* teen meraoftar aa pwiWIa Al lha maattag, Intaraatad pdrl let ta i m prapaaad Ordl netted. This hearing may M canttauad tram time ta lima until Intel action la lehan by Bw City Cammitetan. A copy at IM prapsssd Ordl none* it pasted at me City Hail. L i ns 111. Tier tat. and capiat art an nit wtta IM C N rt at the City and tame may ha Inspected by IM public. A taped record at Ibta moating ta made by mo City tar lit canNntanca. This record may net cenaHtvtaan odegaota ra card Sar purposes at appeal hem a dKNtan made by IM Cam mlulen with respect ta IM Strapping matter. Ami parson wishing |g gnaw* mat an adt guata record at IM i ratal Pngs pee** It adrlN d ta make me necessary arr ang^namt at hit ar Data m u Srd day at March. A 0 IFFF C ITY O F LONOWOOO GERALDINE D. ZAMBRI C ITY CLERK Publish: March A IFF! o B P ef Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I I I G H T I I N T H JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN O FO R S EM IN O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA CI VIL ACTION CASENO.FI FFNCA DIVISION IAN M O R TO A O E AN O T R U S T . IN C . Plamtltl. vt. D ANIEL A. COCHRAN.atal. Oetandenlltl N O T IC I OF ACTION TO : D A N IIL A COCHRAN L/K/A: I i n Cougar Court Cat** berry. FL nier CU R R EN T ADDRESS: UNKNOWN TO : MARVIN E. MEARS U K /A : SFM Harbor Landing Drive Ce**t<b*rry. FL l i l t I CU B REH T ADDRESS UNKNOWN and It Petandant u deceeeed. hlt/har ratpacllva unknawn h a lts , d a v lia a t. gran ite s. I all an* claiming by, through, under er YOU ARE N O TIF IE D mat an octtan ta tareclete a mortgage an IM fortewing property Pi S EM IN O LI Ceunly, Ftarlda: Lets*. D EER NUN. U N IT II. ecterdtaR ta IM pro! mereel at rtcar Rad In Plal Baa# ta. Paget n and IJ. Public Recerdt al temineta Caunly, FlarMa hat Man Iliad against T*u and you are raRwhed ta servo a capy pi year written ds lenses. It any, ta II an Michael J. Echevarria. P J L , Plaintiffs allamay, whesa a d d ra ts Is SFt B ayshara Bautavard. Suita H A Tampa. Florida uses, an ar betere March IA I Sfl. and Ilia IM ar*Vial With m u Ceurl timer betere tervko on Plalntlfft alio* nay ar Immediately mere attar: otherwise a default will O a f a n d a n l s N O T IC I OF ACTION TO ERVIN A PAJARI and MARION D PAJARI. ANO TO ALL OTHERS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN YOU A R I H ER EBY MOTI F IE D Ihal a Complaint Ip Outal Title taakinp ta gutat lllta ta IM ty Pi lend nail County. FlarMa: Let I ant I. Black IA, SEC 0 N 0 SECTION. SAN LANTA SUBDIVISION, accereMg ta IM Plat SMraat at recardsd Pi Plal Baab A Pages M - M. Public Heceres at SemlMls County, hat Man Hied against you and you era tsgulrad la larva a capy at yaw wrlttan datanaas II any, ta It an DONALD O. CHILDS. P la ln llll!' allam ay. whose address U SCUD ERIA CH ILO A toe Norm Car liar B ird . P.o S u m . Merce Island. Ftarlda UF17. an er betara March M. tfFI. and Ilia me eriginer wim pig Clark at mis Caurl aimer be (ere service en PleMlitft' •Her: elherelte a deteuit will arpetltta O A TE O an Pit 11Ih day at February.IFF! M ARYANNE MORSE At Clark at IM Court BY. Heather Brunner At Oapwty Clark Publish February IA II. IF A March A IFF! PEOI1F_____________________ IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT. ■ IG N T I IN T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AN O FO R SSMI N O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.FITSW CAM DIVISION. A J . I R IS LA K M O R TG A G E SERVICE CORPORATION, a FtarMe carpersl ten. Plenum. A M IN OR 0 NOTICR OF ACTION TO : DENJSSC S O V IR R IE Leal Known AAeiring Address niCMrekea Circle SentarA Ftar Me J i m crgdltars. prantaes and MMr unknown persons er leiknewn s p a m claiming by. mreugn and e n d tr D I N I I S I S OVER BEE YOU ARR N O TIFIE D mat an pettan ta lerectate me marigaga one umbering tha laliaeing pragprty M Samlnata Cevnfy FlarMa LM A SLOCK R. SUNLANO ESTATES, according ta me Plal Btarpat. as racere*n m Plot Bash II. Papes M mraugh is. Public Pecerg* el Seminaie Caunty. Ftarlda Tap*over with Range rOvgn baa Man Mad by me Piemim sgstast yew and etaert m me serve a capy at Sanaa*. II any. ta it an P le n u m 's altamarS. SMITH A SIMMONS. P A . t il Fatal < dams lh a tt. Suita USA JockSturm*. FlarMa m a l an ar P h i March IA Iftl. and Me me artgmal wish IM Clart al eu* Caurl eisner fceter* service Palely mwaattar. anwrwua a WITNESS my at m i Court an mis Itm day al February.rtn (Caurl Stall Ctark at Clrcull Caurl By PahtaMF Haem Oeguty Ctark Publish February IA tl. IF B D EO IFF B N H H J Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT O F T M t IIO H TR E N T H JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN O FO R S IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA. Casa No. r Fi ssi 0 R -F 1 I IN RE : TH E MARRIAOE OF L IL T S P WOLFE. Petitioner rwita. IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT O P T H B C tO M T itN T M JUDICIAL ClMCUITe IN AND FOR IC M IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA CASK NO, tl 1*41 CA H 1C ARTHUR I WALKER* HI and 1 TE FH E N R TMOMFJOW. Plalntlfft. CHRISTOPHERO W OLFE, A N T H O N Y R S W IF T and PATRICIA M SWIFT, hit wife, and TH E U N ITE D STATES OF AMERICA. Oatandantt NOTICE CF SALE NOTICE IS H ER EBY OIVEN that tha tallowing datcrlbad property will be told ta the hlgbtil and1bttf bidder for cath pwrtuanf ta a Final Judgment of Foractoivra entered In the Clrcull Court In and tar Sami note Caunty. Ftarlda Lot 144. ALA FA YA WOOOS. PHASE I. U N IT A* according ta tha plat merest at recorded In Plat took 31. Paget » through Fla of the public record* of Seminole County* Ftarlda and Ihal tald tale will be held at the Wet* Front Doer’ af the1 Samlnata Countf Courthoute. Santard. Florida, at 11:00 o'clock A M. an the Hfh day af March* Iff}, laid lata being held by the Honorable Maryanne M o rn , Clerk af tha Circuit Court, and the docket number of the cate being t l 1443 CA I4K WITNESS my Hand and t! Saal of thlt Court thlt 34th day of February, I W ISEALI MARYANNE MORSE Ctark of the Circuit Court BY: Jan et. Jetewtc Deputy Ctark Publlth: February ta & March 4. i m DEO 317 NOTICE OF ACTION TO C H R IS T O P H E R 0 W OLFE. WHOSE LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE A N D M A IL IN G A D O R E S !, A FTER D ILIO E N T SEARCH ANO INQUIRY I! S0I1W ISm Street, C-t Gainesville. F l m o t Y O U . C H R IS T O P H E R 0 W OLFE. ARE H E B E R T NO T IF IE D . mat a Pttlttan tar Dissolution al Marriage hat basn Iliad against yau by LCLYS P. WOLFE and yau are required ta serve e copy el your Answer er ether pleading to me pelMen tor Dissolution of Mar rlege en Poll Honor's eHomey, Cories E P o yo t, 1GId E Robinson I t . Orlende. Florida S M I. and ta Ilia your origin,! Answer er ether pleedlng In mu cause wim me Office of me Clerk el IM Circuit Caurl al Samlnata County on ev before IM ism day el MARCH. I SOI II you loll ta do so e dsteult will be liken agemtl you tar me raltal demanded Pi me Pallllen lor Ditto!ul Ion at Marriage. Deled m u lFth day el FEB RUARY. IFF), el Santard. Semi note County. Florida Maryanns Morse Ctark at IM Circuit Court by: Nancy R. Winter Deputy Ctark Publish: February 11. IF A Marchs. II. IFF! DEO I d ’ dsmandtd Pi IM Cam TM* nolle* moll b* publiUwU once each week tar lour contec utlvo weakt In IF. laniard Harold WITNESS my M nd and IM teal at m u Court an mit urn day at February, I (SEAL! MARYANNE MORSE Clark at IM Court By: Patricia F . Heath At Deputy Clark Publish: February Is. 11. IS A March A IFF! D E O lit IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I IIO H TR RNTH JUO ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN O FO R S E M IN O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA CesaSSe f ls a a iC A IIK M A R G A R ET N TU R C O TTE efiS RONALDO LACROIX. Plamtillt. v* ERVIN A.PAJARIand M AR IO ND PAJARI, FSilLIPG O V E R R E l; a tp l. rveeAo. W i f e M p . Legal Notices IN TM t CIRCUIT COURT OF THR RIGHTS SNTH JUO ICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N O FO R S IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CA S IN O . F I-W ill DIVISION CAIIK F IR S T UNION M O R TGA GE C O R P O R A T IO N F / K / A CAMERON BROWN COMPANY, Plalnllll. vs TER R Y L. LEACH, alal. Detandanllt) NOTICE OP ACTION TO : TE R R Y L. LEACH L/K/A: 411 Tamarack Street All omenta Spr Pigs. F L U ! IF CURRENT ADORES! UNKNOWN and il Defendant u deceased hit .her ritpecflv* unSneen heirs, d e elie et. g ra n ite s. ___ _______ I trustees, and ell ether persons eg*uni the named Defendant. YOU ARE N O T IF IE O IM Ie n action ta lerectate e mertgege an IM lei lewmg properly P* SEMINOLE County. Ftar Id* LOT 14. OAKLAND VILLAGE SECTION ONE. ACCOROING TO T H I PLAT THRREOF AS RRCO R O IO IN PLAT ROOK I). PAGES St ANO II. PUBLIC R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E CO UNTY. FLORIDA TOGRTHER W ITH TH E FOL L O W IN G D E S C R IB E D PERSONAL P R O P ER TY : H A N G E / O V IH . OISHWASH E R . O AR R A GE DISPOSAL. W ALL TO WALL CAR PET, hot been tiled agemtl you and you ere rtbuPed So serve e copy el yeur written detente*, tl any. ta il in Michael J. Echevarria. P A . PtePifllft attorney. wM w ad dress Is SSI R aysh aru Bautavard. Suita ISO. Tern* j Ftarlda lleas. an ar bolero March IA I i f i . and Hta me original wim mis Ceurl timer baler* service en PlePilllf's attorney er Immediately mere altar, otherwise e defeufl will raltaf demanded Pi IM Cam piemler pellltan This notice shall be published once each week tar teur center utlvo weeks In i m laniard Her old WITNESS my hand end IM seel of mu Ceurl en mu urn day el February, itei ISEALI MARYANNE MORSE Ctark of me Ceurl Ry. Patricia F Heath As Deputy Ctark Publish February IL SI. M A March s. 1*01 D IO US N O T IC I OF LIEN A SALE OF VEHICLE R EG IS TER EO O W N IN JASON BORO Ileal known eddretkl Il d S LerremeDr Deltena. F L S1I1I LIENOR HEATHROW EXXON IIS Intarnadanal Pfcwy Lake Mery. FL HISS DESCRIPTION OF VEHICLE IFIFChevy. Manta Carta VINflllISJFOClISOS LOCATION OF VEHICLE SAME AS LIENOR YOU ARE N O TIFIE D THAT IM above lienor claims e Ian an the above described veSUcta tar repeus m me amount af Sirs 11 Payment N Itaner prior M dew ef seta ta cosh tar tlet N an ar betere March M. itel will re deem vehicle from tM lien harem Thu Iwn it tubtscl ta en tercement pursuant le F S. SSIII MS. end unless redsemed tram Ian by payment as aliened by taw. said venule shell be said ta seiuly mu Ian Lunar pro pesos ta tell me vefucta el e public seta or Haemrew Essen. March II. Iset. I Si P M Statue It prven Peel IM invar ef me vehicle hat a fight ta hearing el any lune prior ta pr seated seta by filmg demand fee hearing with IM Ctark ef IM Circuit Court Wcmnel* County. Ftar Ids end mailing • c m v ef me demand tar hearing ta me Itaner. met me owner M s a right ta recarer peetettun ef me vetucta eimouf uuiiM mg ludulel proceeding* by petting bend according P I I S H U S H at me Maser ksnules Repair Act. met any proceed* hem me seta remaining eltac peimanl at tied aim me Ctart ter dutribv Iwn upon ceurl order pursuant taf t III MliSi S IL L E R reserves me rtghf ta bid PuMun Marchs IFF) D IP It NOTICE OF RESOLUTION CLOSINO. VACATINO. AND ABANDONING. RIOHTS-OF WAY. OR DRAINAGE BASEM ENT TO WHOM If MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN that the Board of County Cam1 mltatanort of Somlnota County. Ftarlda. at Itt Regular Meeting held on the 2Sth dey at Fabru ary, A D . ltT2. in lha Caunty CommttwtanerV Meeting Room at the Sen Inota County Service* Building in Santard, Ftarlda. pursuant ta Petition and Notice heretofore given* petted and adopted a Reteluttan clottag. vacating and abandoning, re nounclng -and dluctaimlng any and aM right of tha Cmmty of Seminole and the public ta and ta lha fallowing datcrlbad right! el way or drolnoga m m mant, ta wtt: Tha Watt IS 00 feet of that part af tha M M loaf platted Rood Eatemenf lying East of the North SU 00 taet of the South 30010 feet of Lot 71 of SLAVIA COLONY CO'S SUBDIVISION et recorded ta Plat Book 3 on Pago VI of1'tha Public Record* of1 Somtaota County, Ftarlda By the Board of County Com mltttanert of Semtaeta County, Ftarlda, thlt 31th day of Fabru ary. A O . IW3 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA A TTE S T Maryanne Mono* Clerk to the Goord Publtth: March4. IW D EPM N O T IC I OF SALE Notice It hereby given that punuonf to Ftarlda Statute 13 M l. tha tal tawtag portonal property the 11 be told at public Mta at If t l o'clock am* Mon day, March IS. IN3 at tha Mini Star age worehewee located at 2139 %. Magnolia Av«.. Son lord. FL n m , ta toftaty a Itan placed an Mta portenal property by owner of the Mini Storage worohoute Coll 2210*40 tar ta forma I son Lot I Content I of Storage Space C I t , m licalianeaut pertonal property The name af tha Tenant It Lynda Elina. Barton B Pilcher. Owner. Publlth: MarthO, 11. I W O IP 4 J IN TH E CIBCU IT COURT OF TH E I I G H T I I N T H CIRCUIT# IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACT ION NO : t l 141 CA 14 P FIRSTATE FINANCIAL. A Saving* Bank, a F lor Ido corporation Plaintiff. v* MAR 10 E OGAR SARAST Y and LE E SARASTY. hit wilt. FAME L ROWE and AUTUM N GLEN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC AM ENDED NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF FLORIDA TO FAME LA ROWE 4317 Ktagttan Pika Knoa villa. TN 179tt A ll pertont. natural and arfltkal. claiming any right, title and Interett in the tub|ect matter of thlt count You ore notified that an action tar taroctaoure af the lien of the mortgage given by M ARIO EDGAR SARASTY and LEE SARASTY. hi* wilt, ta Ptatatilf on March 7, I W and recorded March to. IW . ta Official Rac ordl took 1049. Paga lit . Public Ptcord* af Sominota County. Florida, encumbering the tal lowing datcrlbod real prepetty ta Seminole County. Florida, town Lol I l f . A U TU M N G L E N PHASE III, according la the Plal thereof at recorded in Plat took 27. Pago* 71. 74 and 77. Public Rtcordt of Sam male County. Florida ha* boon Iliad again*! you and you ore required It nerve o copy of your written OHenne*. If any. ta II on PlemtltTi attorney*. CHARLES V MARSHALL ef RUSH. MARSHALL. REBER. GABRIELSO N ANO JONES. P A , when# oddretn I* Pe»t Office to r lias. W Cant Church Street I4h Floor. Orlando. FL t m » an or before March 10. IW . and Hta the ertfinel with the Ctark of thi* Court either before tervice en Plaintiff * attorney* or immediately there attar, otharwina a dntatat will bo entered agam*l you tar tha relief dnmended m Iht* Com D ATED thi* 13th day of Feb ruary, I W (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT By Ruth King A* Deputy Clerk Pwb4<*h February IA |t. 34 4 March* » W DEO If) Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TH E CIR CUIT COURT O F T H I E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLORIOA CASE NO,91 379* CA 14-K SUN BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. vt IMPACT FLORIDA. INC . JAR ED F. M ARTINEZ and ANDRESM M ARTINEZ GILE. SANFRAL LOCKE, individually and at T runtee of Crown Invoitment Trutt and the Martinet 1991 Heine Trmt, CHESTER R. ELLISON,SURE THING CLEANING SERVICE. JOHNW . L O U F F IR . JOANNE D EVNEY, PAULINE CHAPMAN, BARBARA SWANNE R. M ICHAEL M CGLAFLIN. R EEDY CARPETS OF W INTER PARK. INC . CARE THA Y. BROWN. H E LE N A VER Y, CHICAGO TIT L E INSURANCE COMPANY. JOYCE RIEBE. CHARLESM COMEAU. MAGOE LINA COME AU. CHARLES SOOOSKI. H ELEN SOOOSKI, JANE O O I. at wife of W ILLIAM S ROSENTHAL. ANO JAMES T. PANICO. at Truntae. Defendant* N O T IC I OF ACTION TO ; Helen Avery, Cherta* Sodeftkl; Helen Sedotkl, Jeanne Devney/ Pauline Chaomam Barbara Swenner and Mkheal McGlaflta ADDRESSES UNKNOWN YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI FIE D that an octtan ha* been tiled agataftl yeu ta the Circuit Court end the! you ere required ta file your wrlttan detente*. If any. with the Ctark ef the ebove tty tad court and ta aerve a capy thereof en Joteph E. Fetter. Etouire. Akermen. Senior UM 4 Etdten. P O Boa 231. Orlando. Ftarlda 23W on ar betare the 17th day af March. I W It yeu fall ta do no. Judgment by default may be entered NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice it hereby given that I am engaged In butine** at I d N Hwy 17 94. Lengweed. FL 23730, Samtaeta County. Ftarlda. under the F k 111taw* Name ef LONOWOOO SPORTS CAROS, and that I intend ta regular said name with the Secretary af State. Tallahassee. Florida, ta aecerdanct with Ih# provision* ef the Fklltieu* Name Statute, To Wit. Section *S0«. Florida Statute* 1937 Ronald J McKinnon Publlth; March#. I W D IP 71 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged in butlnen at JCt 11m A ye . Sanford. Florida. L*mInota County, Ftarlda, under tha Fictitious Nam* of MIRA CLE CONCRETE CO . end that I intend ta register said name with the Secretary ef State. Tallehattee. Florida, in ec cerdance with the provUtant ef the Fkfllleut Name Statute. To Wit Section *109. Fioride Statute* 1937 J.E . Terwlitager Publlth; March*. I W O f P 7 I______________________ NOTICE OF RESOLUTION CLOSING. V a CATINO. AND ABANDONING. RIGHTS OF WAV. OB DRAINAOE EASEM ENT TO WHOM IT M AY CONC E R N NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN that the Beerd of Ceunly Com mltttanert of Seminole County. Florida, at It* Regular Meeting held en the 23ta day ef Fabru dry, A O , IW . ta the Ceunly Cemmltttanert' Meeting Room et the Samtaeta County Service* Building in Santard. Florida, pursuant ta Petition end Notice heretofore given, potted and tsoiwtien closing, e Re vacating end abandoning, r* nounclng and disclaiming any and ail right of the County et Somtaota end the pubik ta end to the following datcrlbad mended ta the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and teal thi* 11th day of February, ! W (SEA L) MARYANNE MORSE C LE R K O F THE CIR CUITCO UR T Samtneta County Florida BY: Patrkia F . Meath Deputy Ctark Publlth: February 14. tt* I I and March 4, t W OEOI77 IN TH E CIBCU IT COURT OF TH E tlT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT# IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. C A S IN O .91 1043 CA 140 FE D E R AL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff J E A N E TTE C. LINDERS NOTICE OF ACTION TO JOHN DAY RESIDENCE : UNKNOWN LAST KNOWN ADORESS: P O Bee I W Orlando. FL 37902 ANO TO; All parser* claiming an Intern! by, through, under, or egalntl He aforesaid Defen dent YOU ARE H ER EBY NOTI F IE D that an action to tare cle f , S EM IN O LI County- Florida Lei 30. Block G. NORTH O R LA N D O RANCHES. S IC TION 3A. according to tha plal thereat at recorded ta Plot took 12. Paget )9. at. and 41, PuMk Record* of Somtaota County, Ftarlda. hat boon filed agemtl you, end you erg required ta nerve a capy of your wrlttan dotonne*. If any. ta IMt octtan, on ROGER O. •EAR af S W A R T IIL 4 BEAR. P.A., Attorney* tar Plaintiff, when# id d n ii ta P, O Boa a m . Orlande. FL 2JW . and hta lha origmal with the Ctark of the above ttytad Court en or betare the tit day at April, 1993; ethorwtao a (udgment may be entered against you tar the relief dnmandnd ta the Com WITNESS M Y HANO ANO SEAL OF SAID COURT en Ihto }*th dey of February, I W (SEA L) Maryanne Marie At Ctark et said Court By; PatfkiaF Heath A* Deputy Clerk Publlth February 39 4 March a. i i . » . i w 010)3 3 IN IM t CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I E IG H TE E N TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C A S IN O i t i l t * C A 14K THE BANK OF W INTER PARK. Plaintiff. CECIL E BOOZER a/k/a CECIL E BOOZER. JR . DONALD R ALLEN. BEN • IN H AM . R EAL INCOME. INC JOHN DOC and UNKNOWN T IN A N T IS ), NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN pursuant ta 0 Final Judgment et Forectaeure dated February IS. 19ft. entered In Civil Cate Number 9 l ) t * C A l 4 K of the Circuit Court ef the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and for Samtaeta Caunty, Ftarlda. that en the talk dey ef March, at t l * A M , at tha West Freni Deer of tha 'Semineto 'County Courthouse. I l l Nerfh Perk A* enue. Santard. Florida 23371. the underNgnad Ctark wiM attar tar seta ta tha highest end beet tiddnr or bidder*, tar cath. ef the fattening described real Unit 9 A. S A U S A LITO . A CO N DO M IN IU M . PHASE t. according ta that certain Oecta ration of Condominium at I amtal if Or a Can dominium. Phot# I. dated August M, 1971. recorded ta O R Be* W . Page 414. Pubik Recerdt ef tern inota County- Ftaride, tagn"■ar »*"» on undivided I/ * * ta«ere*l ta end ta Pw common element* of together with ell structure*. Improvement*. Nature*, apph once* and aepwtenant#* an *#td lend or used in conjunction O ATEO tait iwn day af Fab ruary.. » W MARYANNE M O R If CLER KO F THE CIRCUITCO UR T BY JaneE Jatawic A* Deputy Ctark Pwbiinn February » 4 March 4 IW 0 ( 0 231 meet, ta wifi LE G A L DESCRIPTION E X H IB IT “ A** A PARCEL OF LANO BEING A PORTION OF OLO STATE ROAO 4* LYING W ITHIN LOT 1. S L A V IA C O LO N Y COM P A N Y'S SUBDIVISION. AC C O R D IN G TO T H E P L A T TH E R E O F. AS RECORDED IN P L A T BOOK 1, P A G E 71. P U B L IC RECO R DS. SEM I NO LE C O U N T Y , F LO R ID A ANO ALSO BEING A PORTION OF TH E S O U TH E A S T QUARTER OF TH E NORTH E A S T Q U A R T E R O F TH E SOUTHW EST Q U AR TER OF SECTION 14. TOWNSHIP 21 S O U TH . R AN G E 31 E A S T. BEING MORE PARTICULAR L Y O E S C R I B E O AS FOLLOWS C O M M E N C E A T TH E SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOT I I O F T H E A F O R E S A IO SLAVIA COLONY COMPANY'S SUBDIVISION FOR A POINT OF R E FE R E N C E THENCE RUN NORTH llt a n r * WEST. ALONG TH E EAST LINE OF SAIO LOT 31. A OISTANCE OF 4*31 F E E T TO A POINT OF IN TE R S E C TIO N W ITH TH E W E S TE R LY R IGHT OF WAY LINE OF STATE ROAO NO 424. SAID POINT LYING ON A RIGHT OF WAV CURVE CON CAVE W E S TE R LY; THENCE R U N N O R TH E R L Y ALONG SAIO RIGHT OF WAV CURVE. HAVINO A RADIUS LENGTH OF l M d « F E E T . A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0 l'l4 '4 r. AN ARC LEN G TH OF 40 41 F E E T , A CH ORD L E N G T H OF a# 41 F E E T . AND A CHORD BEARING OF NORTH !0*3S‘)4 ‘ EAST; TH EN C E. D EPARTING SAID RIGHT OF WAY CURVE. RUN NORTH 43*irtT' WEST. * 1 * F E E T ; THENCE RUN NORTH 42*24*34’* WEST. 3)40 F E E T TO A POINT LYING ON T H I E A S T E R L Y R IG H TO F WAV LINE OF O L0 STATE ROAO NO 434. SAIO P O IN T ALSO B E IN G TH E P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G ; T H E N C E RUN SO U TH 23»2rir* WEST. ALONG SAIO E A S T E R L Y R IG H T O F W AY L IN E . M2 33 F E E T TO A P O IN T L Y IN G ON TH E NORTH LINE OF AFORESAIO LOT II ; THENCE RUN SOUTH •9*14*43" WEST. ALONG SAID NORTH LOT LINE. 10 44 F E E T TO A POINT LYINO ON THE E A S T E R L Y R IG H T OF WAY L IN E OF TH E C S X R AILR O A D . TH E N C E RUN N O R T H 3)*34* 12'* E A S T . A L O N G S A ID E A S T E R L Y R A ILR O A D R IG H T OF WAY LINE, 13244 F E E T , THENCE RUN SOUTH 44*14 43 CAST. * 14 F E E T TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING CONTAINING 0 IIS ACRES. I l l l l 9 SQUARE F E E T ), MORE OR LESS By the Beard et Cewnfy Cam mltttanert ef Semmeta County, Florida, thi* Jim day e« Fabru e r y .A D .1 W BOAROOF COUN T V COMM ISS ION E RS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. F LOR IDA A TTE S T Meryerme Marto. Ctark ta the Beard Publlth March*. I W P E P M___________________ _ IN TH E CIBCUIT COURT OF TH E EIG H TEE N TH JUO ICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO i t l * 9 DR 41 • in Re The Marriage of H E L E N M STEWA EWART. Petitionerer n estg len stew a r t. Heigendent NOTICE OF ACTION To Er nett GlenS tower I le»t known eddrett 117 Ludlow Drive Lengweed FL 22779 YOU ARE N O TIF IE D that on action tar d*tao<utien ef mar riege hat been filed egaunl you and yew are required to terve a capy ef your written detente*, if any, ta1it on Michael E Gray, Petitioner'* at Hernay. whate eddrett it M ICHAEL C GRAY, P A . llt l toeti fw ti Street Peel Office Be« 11* Santard Florida 21772 IM4. an or hetore the 4m day ef APRIL. I W end Hta the original with the Ctark et thi* Court etrher betare ter vice gn petitioner t attorney or im medial**! theraattor, etherwite e default w«'l be entered agemtl yeu tor the relief' demanded in the Petition: D A T E D th lt 4th day et MARCH. IW M ir barma 4fwr*e A* Ctark of the Court By Nancy R Wmtar At Deputy Ctark Pub*** March*, t ) yg 37 i w OEP ta �M - Stnlord H#f»ld. Santord, Florid* - Friday, M*rch 8, 1992 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T M I CIR CUIT COURT. K IO H T IK N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR S I Ml N O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASK NO. t l IM JC AlfO F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M ORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a corporation eaitting under fee laws of the United SUitt el Amerka Plaintiff. v* HARRY E F F E R .e U U Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Neike U hereby 9‘ven feat, pur man! to a Summary Final Judgment of Fere<!eeure an tered haretn. I will sell fea property situated in Seminole County. Florida, deter feed at: Watt »t of the Eatt DO* of fee North fe ef fee Southeett 'a el Section It. Township It South. Range 19 E a s t. Semlneie County. Florida Lett the North 19 feet lor roadway Alto lett the North SOT tying South of roadway. Alta a 1999' Ear* ment tor the purpooo at Ingress and Efrett located along the Eatt line of the North SOT tying South of roadway at public tale, to the hlghett and bet! bidder tor cath. at the West front entrance. Seminole County Courtheuto. Sanford. Florida, at 11:99AM on March St. lif t WITNESS my hand and of fklal Seal at tald Court thlt February M. Iff). (Court Seal) M ARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By: JaneE.Jatewk A t Deputy Clerk Publlth: February M A March A. Iffl D EO SIS NOTICK OF F IC TITIO U S NAME N o lle It hofi* r fivoo thol wo on|. |.< I" bv.lnot. ol IS* South ti Coil ILoko Stroot. Suit. 1*1, Lonyw oo #. Som lnolo County, Florid*. un#or Iho rm illo u . Nomo ot LEAO ER C O N S U L TIN G O R O U P. on# thol wo tntond to raqkto. toi# nomo with tho Socrotory ot Slolo. Tollohowoo. F lor Mo. m occordonc* wim tho #ro*IUon. ot tho Fktltlou. Nomo Slohito. T o w n . Sod ton MS FT. F lor Mo stotuM. m s. LEAO ER IN VESTM EN T OROUP. INC. Jonko JJocoby Morch .. IttJ OKPFT IN TH E CIR CUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TEE N TH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT OF TH E STA TE OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY C M O N t.lTI iSOFCAI.0 I F L E E T REAL ES TA TE FUNDING CORP. Plomtitl. KAINE K. K E M IE N TO N ALSO KNOWN AS RAINER . KEM LINTON.otol. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE M L E • V CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Hotko I. horoBy f l*on thol tho un#or.l#no# Moryonno Morw. Clork ot tho Circuit Court ot Somlnolo County. FtorMo. will, on mo M# #oy ot April. I « , at II N A M . ot Iho Wwt front door ot mo Somlnolo County Courthouko. In tho city ot Son tor#. F lor Mo. oftor lor u lo on# M i l ol public outcry to mo hi#hotl on# bo«l oiddrr tor cash. Iho tollowln# #oocrlbo# proporty .lluktod m Somlnolo County. FlorMa. Ibwtt: LO T ITT. TH E VILLAS OF CASSELBERRY PHASE TWO ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH ER EO F AS RECORDED IN F L A T BOOK IS. PAGEISI IT. I* AND SI OF THE PUBLIC REC O R O S O F S B M IN O L E CO UNTY. FLORIDA pursuant to Iho final #ocroo of lorodowro ontoro# In a cow pon#m# M u l# Court, mo .tyN of whkh I.: F L E E T R EAL E S TA TE FUNOINO CORP *. R A IN ! K. KEM LCNTON ALSO K N O W N AS K A IN E K. KEM LINTON.otol. WITNESS my han# on# of Ikial woi ot u M Court mt« Jim doyolFobruory. 1002 (SEA L) By. JonoE Jowwk DoputyClorb PuMUA: Fobnwry Jt A March L H tl DEO JIS NOTICE OF RESOLUTION CLOSINO. VACATINO. ANDARANDONINO. R IO HTSO F WAY. OR ONAINAOE EASEM ENT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCE RN: NOTICE IS H ER ESY GIVEN that the board of County Com mlttlonert at Sominalo Cetmty. Florida, at Itt Regular Meeting held on the tffh day at Fabry ary. A 0 . Iffl. In the County Commit !lonert' Meetfea Room ai the Seminole County Servkot Building In Sanford. Florida, pursuant to Petition and Netko here telore given, potted and adopted a Retelytlen elating, vacating and abendwtfeg. re nouncmg and dltclalmlng any and all right at the County at Seminole and the publk In and to the following described rights el way or drainage aoto ment. to wit: The EatMS 90 toot ol that part at the M R toot platted Rood Easement lying Wett at lot ft. ol SLAVIA COLONY C O 'S SUB DIVISION at rocorOoO In Plot Book > on Po m II ol mo PuMK Rotor#, ol Somlnolo Counlj. F lor Mo. on# South ol Boor Cull i Conol ALSO; Tho Wool IIS* lootol mol port o im o X M lo o l plottod Roo# Eokomont l.mo 1 0.1 *1 Lot TS *• MM SLAVIA COLONY CO S SUBDIVISION on# South of Boor Cully Conol. low mo Soum M M loot thoroot By tho Boor# ot County Com miw unor. ot Somlnoto Comity, ‘ FiorM o.-tt#r-»im #or#FYm r* or*. A O . ITFI BOARD OF CO UN TY COMMISSIONKRS OF SCMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA A TTES T; MoryonnoMorao. Clark to Itw Boor* PuMHA.Ma.ctik.IM1 O IP B 4 UNCLAIM ED V EH ICLE AUCTION tsm m TO Volk .wofon ITtJtGJII TO For# OXOITUSSM M For# O E tlA im O l •I For# ' TH EltG ltH A U S IO TOBvkb 4P44R1M410*21 TJBuIck 4VnTJM«t0tST T0Chovr#tOl COLSSMIIMSI JJChorrolol IXSTOJKIITSW It Do#fO W14I04A14M1I AHomonto To n mf tote Begtae ot tOiM AM View I Hour Prior ff Ford fU 44 H tm u Altamonte Towing 17)4 Orlando Dr ftota BogtweoMI: M A M View t Hour Prior Publlth March*, iffl OBP79 C B L S B fU T Y C IPH E R s. f if n m wwowr roap. ' D I B AWYE N i l MW J V S N M S U M I Z . ' BE A U A O ■ I Ml — J I U P F U . PREVIOUS SOLUTION "Wh*l* htttory 9«n g to •bout ttw movMB? A l tho## row# ot w i l l lacing • I ' •cnanT Croxyl" — Robed Mitchum IN TH E CIR CUIT COURT. E IO M T IIN T M JU D ICIAL CIR CUIT. IN AND FOR SK M INO LI CO UNTY. FLOEIOA. CASE N O .tl lit* CA It K F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M ORTOAGE ASSOCIATION. • corporation ailtting under tha lews of tha United Statae of America Plaintiff. JO EL FLATOW and JACK R. L E O N A R D at Tru tte e t at G R E I N O R A SS I N V E S T ­ M ENTS. INC . a ditto!ved Flor­ ida corporation, at al. Indian Trallt Middle School of fetttve the Iffl f ) tchool year. The agenda may be obtained at tha AdministrativeOffke at lilt Mellenville Avenue. Sanford. Florida between the hourt at I N a m .a n d 4 M pm . Any pertan with mg la appeal any decision made during tha meeting wilt need a record al tha proceedings and may naed to anture that a verbatim record al the meeting It made Including any tettlmany and evidence upon whkh the appeal It te be Nancy Warren. Chairman Tha School Board at Semmefe County, Florida Publlth March*.9.f. Iffl D IP *1______________________ UNCLAIM ED VKHICLE AUCTION •1/14/fl II Audi W A U FA M IIBEdW Tf 91 Pontiac lGlAC*fO*C7ffS)74 Of Voiktwegon Ilf 149*4) Altamonte Tawing 117Marker St All Spgt. Sale Begint al If M AM Publlth: March*. Iffl DIP f! UNCLAIMED V IH IC L I AUCTION 11/11/ft 7f Toyota R A cn ifffl •2 Datum JNIMNMSJCMMISIf •4 Mazda JM lUCHIIEM tM 29 UM aida JM IB O fltJFM U S il 79 Mercury *2**A*1)t)* IS Ford IFAEP914JFW11M)* 79 Ford OXflTU)**4 M Ford E04EHGJM19 7) Ford JGMH14314) 71 Ford *A)hF IC242* 7* Bukk 4B27C4K lUTTt 74 American A4A9)7E4)*fl7 7* Chevrolet IQMO4LM4902 I I Chevrolet 20 lATafKXB 144*719 M Chevrolet IBOMAAIH7M 7t Chevrolet 1WI9U9D49791I *4 Dodge lft)EA44D4EGm)f7 79 Dodge BM B FIX ItM lf Altamonte Tewing 117Marker St Altamonte Springs Sale Begint at >*: M A M View I Hour Prior Publlth: March*. Iffl D EP 7I NOTICE OF FO EE C LO S U E IS A L K B Y C IIE K O F T H I CIRCUIT CO UET NOTICE It hereby given that tha undartlgnad Maryanna Marta. Clark al Circuit Court at SamInala County. Florida, will, an tha H it day el April, iffl. al II o'clock a m . at tha wett front dear at tha main Courtheuto Seminole County, In the City at Santord. Florida, attar for tala and kail at publk outcry la tha highatt and betf bidder far cath. tha fetfew'ng deter feed property tituated In Seminal# County, Florida, la wit: Late »l. M and M, Reeo Court Addition la City at Santord. Florida, according to tha Plat thereat at recorded In Plat Book S. Pago ). 4 and ft. Publk Recardt at Seminal# County. Florida a/k/a iflS Htbitcus Court, Santord. F L 11771 purtuant to tha final decree et foreclosure entered m a cat# pending In told Court, tha ttyle at whkh It Banka! North Amerka/Browerd Plaintiff v*. Chariot A Lytta.atal. and tha docket numbor a! whkh It Cate Ne fl 1719 CA 14. WITNESS my hand and tha effklei teal a! said Court, this !«th day a! February. Iffl Maryanna Mare# Clark a! the Circuit Court a! Semmele County. ■ A V V N N A A M O F Y N P L M NOTICE Notice It hereby given that The School Board at Seminole County. Florida, will hold Itt regular meeting an March 19. if f l el Lake Howell High School a l) )0p m Al !:M pm . al Laka Howell High School, there will be a Work Sett»en tor Middle School Reienlng rei Indian Tra llt Middle School Immediately to! lowing the work tettien. there will be a On# Item Agenda mealing ter the pvrpete el By: Jana E Jetewk Deputy Clark Publlth February 19 A March *. Iffl D EO S If NOTICE OF M L B Notice It hereby given that, pursuant la a Summary Final Judgment at Faroeleture on tered herein. I will tell the property tituated m Seminole County. Florida, deter feed at: Beet IS' et Let • and Wett S' of Lot 9. Black I . Ridge High. F k tl Addition, according to Plat thereat, a* recorded In Plot Book it. Pago U . of fee Publk Record! of Seminole County, at publk sale, te fee highatt and batt bidder tar ceeh. at tha weet front entrance. Seminole County Ceurtheueo In Santord. Florida, at 1t:M A M an tha Mth day of March. Iffl W ITNESS my hand and Ot fklal Seal of eatd Court fhle net day at February. Iffl. (Seal) MARYANN I MORSE CLER K. CIR CU IT COURT By: JeneC. Jetewk Deputy Clerk Publlth: February 19 A March *. Iffl OEOS2] IN T N I CIR CU IT COURT OF T N I I I O H T I I N T N JU D ICIAL CIR CUIT IN A N O FO R SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. fl H I* C A 1*0 C A R TE R E T SAVINGS BANK. F.A. Plaintiff. J E F F R E V M GARNER; et el. Defendant! NOTICE OF SALE Nofke It hereby given that, pursuant te the O d e r or Final In tha Circuit Court of Somine! a County, Florida. I will tall tha property situated In Seminal# County. Florida, described as: Tha tel lowing land tf located In Semmete County. Florida: Tha West is a! the SE k of N I U et S i b of Section 17. Township tf South. Range If. East. SamInala County. Florida. LESS, tha North 1M teat earegt mg tha West tM feet a! said North 1M foot; ANO Lot 7. COLONIAL ESTATES, accord corded In Piet Book tf. Page M. of the Publk Records of Sami note County. Florida. LESS Mid Lot 7. run N STM 'S) "E * along tha North Lina a! Mid Lot 7. a distance a! *f M feat, thence run S J T W M ' I . along Cate ntel Court. *1J9 feat. thence run Southeasterly along a curve concave Southwesterly having a radius *11 if feet, an ere dH fence al 17.9* feat. • central angle of I D T 44". thence run S S T M 'U 'W . I M P feet te the West line el Let 7. thence run N M M t 'S r W . 199 feet te the Paint of Beginning AND else that port ef Let 9. COLONIAL E S TA TE 9. described as fallows Beginning at tha NW earner at Mid Let 9. run S9rf1'ftr*I.. •fen« the West line ef Mid Let 9. a distance el 111.99 feet, (hence run N J**11‘9 T S .# 1)4 74 feet fe the NB earner el Mid Let A (hence run West ID S ) feet fe 4g - » —l—. m ■ — •N-»■# IT W r V 1T P W prape Tty having bean purchased fe whale or In part wife fee sums secured hereby et publk Mfe. fe fee highest end best bidder, tor cash, at fee Watt frent deer. Semlneie County Courthouaa. fe Santord. Florida, at 11:M AJSL# an March II . If f) MARYANNS M ORIS * AS CLERK OF TH E COURT By JeneK. Jaeawk Deputy Clark Publish February It A March *. Iff) D E O 9)4 « CLASSIFIED ADS Samlnole 322-2611 HOURS MOAM* 140ML MONDAYtmi IWOAV CLOSED SATURDAY A SUMOAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 MnBBcuttvB On**____ SSB11 lr)B lOeoraBcuttwOnM____ Me* tin* 7 eenBBCvthB Onw ------------- OTi b IIm S coorbcuOvb tm**____ OTi 1 1In# ReIbb m pm Istut, bmmt on S Ikw ad JU n jB Mnlfflum LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE 55— Business Opportunities O R I A T HOME BUSINESS! Process phone orders for our products el heme 1 *00 *17 10*10 i F 1107_______________ INCOME DOWN Out fe decltn ing interest rates at yevr bank? If 11% sounds inter esttng fe you. maybe we can help each ether Call Sieve at H ) 111 daring bus. heart Prt* Pew i#Bea*I 1J 0 ce* «*eew« le promptpwnen SchediAne mephdude Hr w#*«i#r*ewW#■ ewl V ei B««#orJ«w.CwcN iilwi ym «M ro«J«. 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Infants we I come Lunch/tnock MO m * FLA A TLA N TIC new hot im mediate openings, call today far Information Outlined loving care, egos * wkt to 4 yrt H R S M 7 F D im )*J9 LAKE MARY home child cere Nurse on tteff All shifts Limited placement Call to doyt........... 114)7)1 14 HR. Childcare, special pre tchool program IS y r t . e«p ILeN efTLC ....... 111). * CNA'S Full and port liffl* 2 J on# ) II thlltt Hurting homo *• porlonto dotlrod Longonod Hoollh Coro. SM *200 EOE NUSER YM AN E .p In Oil photot *1 londKOping on# loammolnlononc* 222 t i l l PUBLIC RELATIONS Above average 1)00400 wk Trafeing provided....... M99MI 23— Lott A Found LOST, long hair Pomeranian, brawn w/whlto m arkings (Kalla) REWARD M l 497* 25 — S p s cill NoflCSE T *#P*r1 A m*#K*l o.portM. pal# Call A l i m Notion Siamawd A Natalia She tha I-9M-9MAR1 F L Bar #07*flU BCCOME AROTAIY Legal Notices IN TN B CIR CUIT COURT OF T M I IIO H T IB N T H JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN O FO R S IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL OIVISION C A S IN O f I M ) OR-91 K IN RE TH E M ARRIAGE OF: OOIS FRANK HAR TER Husband-RESPONDENT DONNA M ARIE HAR TER P LA IN TIFF/P E TITIO N E R NOTICE OF ACTION TO : 0019 FRANK HARTER ADORE 99 UN KNOWN YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOT I FIE D feat an Action fer Oit solution el Marriage hat been required fe serve a cagy at your written defenses. It any. fe It on O O N N A M A R IE H A R T E R . Petitioner, whose address It 974 W E 9 T O A U C H O C IR C L E . DELTO N A. FLORIDA »7)S . on or before APRIL I. iffl. and file fee original wife fee clerk et this court e«feer before service on Petitioner or Im m ediately thereafter. II you tail fe da te. a W IT N S t l my hand and fee •eel el felt Court on MARCH 1. Iffl (9CAL) MARYANNS MORSE A t Clerk el fee Court By Nancy R . Winter At Dowuty Cferk Publlth Merck*. I I M . 17. Iffl D SP 79 CPA i d U .M STYLIST 71— Help Wanted Fall or Part Tima. I T U I N I . Car perate/Perseael 1949 9111 k * » »949«x *11*44 n v ■nancs*— It's an easy w ay to pay for yo u r Classified a d s an d It gives you an extra month to pay. e e NEW HOME 9 a e Since 111# m Sanford ^ G C O M H M M il le r m f M i 322-2611 A ir dw idtienins A H e a ttn j Ul tSONAlBCAU «•«**• F O.OII TOUT A/C ***#•! Sanford Herald \ t l r < I I I \i ■' u jg e u A career position wife plenty ol room for edvencement? Consider selling life insurance tor a company feel's been serving the South fer IM years Life ot Georgia will train you. give you a good starting Income, and help you moidetocu*. financial Mure lor you and your family H you are s' man or woman ever II and ilka to meet propie. there may be a place lor you in our agency force Find out call lor an interview wife Fred Monlesino. 204 W 1st SI. Santord tf* 11*1 EOE Childurt Tt*ch*( Eap required tor intents A ones 1st United Pro School and Childcare 11) TIM Fair Insurance Sac. n*7lf7 CLEAN PEOPLE NEEDED 41—C e w f t r y Crypts Good talker*, will tram Call Friday thru Sunday or Sal and Sun Etc pay I Average 14 SO hr up Apply Flee World G Building. *4). #cV #47 __________ 1)4 04*7________ I BURIAL LOTS In O a t'.o n Park Cemetery Reasonable' 407-44017)4. Anytime. Legal Notices WANTED E »prriemed service writer. Great benefits Call tor ap pointment and interview. Mon Frl, 1 1 *42 71IS________ CLERRStnd CASHIERS 2nd ShlM Appl, In porwn HJ1 Orion#* A»o. SoMor#. NOTICE OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice it hereby given that we are vngogod in bvsmees a* W22 Ohio A v t . Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Nome ef GOLD MINE PUBLICATIONS, end that we Intend fe register said name with fee Secretary of State. Tallahassee Florida. In ac cordance wife fee previsions ot the Fktitieut Nome Statute Te Wit: Section *419*. Florida Statutes 14S7 John Puis Leslie A Puik M arch* If f l DC P*o N O TICE OF f IC TlTlO U S NAME Notice It hereby given feat I am engaged in bus)<wst at aoa Savage Court. Lang wood. FL 227)0. Seminole County. Florida, under fee Fktitieut Name ol D IS C O U N T V E R T I C A L A MINI BLINDS, end feet I intend fe register said name wife fee Secretary a! Slate Tallahassee Florida, in accordance wife the revltiant et the Fictitious erne Statute. TeW it Section 9*1 if . Florida Statutes if 17 Albert# Bietmt March*. Iffl OEPM DELIVERY DRIVER Fulltime Apply In parson 1IIIS OrlandoAv. ________K Mart Pioia DRIVERS (Over the read I Must be 11 yrt old have 1 yrt over the «oed eap. COL re Qwutd Apply fe Person; 1471 Mercy Dr. Orlande or call: ____ 1 9M-4HM*)_________ EIP. MACHINIST Bridgeport A lathe eapevi once Salary commiserate Mff W. Airport Blsd^Unferi. Ci*dt TiKtBr, Dump Truck Uidri Opciilar Clou *'B" CDL IK roqutro# E iper lancenecessary __________m * m ___________ HAtONOfflEI NEEDED Honest. Clean cut. positive attitude, clean drivUsg record tu m i* •K coll* R*l 221 4421 M A I T I R IL E C T R IC IA N I Quality aarvica. licensed, bendsd. Insured i l l ID ) Fance ^ . / y a ■ BecnaM/Owaranfead F E N C E . F E N C E . F IN C E I Toroar f n c t Rail lantal Fraaa.1 222*414/221 1UJ NOUE AffUANCE—3273«43 A u fm e tlv e CASH I Uavoalo#. uroc**#. leak (irt.lrackll US *. l u ll—■lOMTHBO C L A lilC AUTOM OTIVE ASC carllfia# T t m ■aacialitl. taatag. AuU bad, icto rs NIW.RIMOOIL. REPAIR HOtAES. OFFICES. STOKES AR 2*#aa laaalr*rNaa R*t/C*u aESEg& Bm 73— Em ploym ent W anted Handy Man ANY JOBI Vet Lew *1 Doors tern*, weed. pemt. yd work Same day response' 124 1)17 A N Y T H IN e / K V E R Y T N IN O I A| Fro* n i m n Pam.. c*.*anl»f. da*., a>n#*M. .larnbln* alaclnc. .o a l. p(a«t*. Dallam S4 >4*1 C A R P E N T R Y . M ASO N AR Y 1 pending and f *a work Free e*t«nefe* U sed C a llt lM m H OUSEKEEPING ra u lw i #* sire# by super ergenlied m o th e r/student P re fe r m orning, early afternoon hour* References M4 92I4 HOUSEKEEPER , etderly care child care Drivers Ik A refer avail M M H l VI— Apartm ents/ House to Share O EN EV A. la m .l.l. ,r l« Fem ale 1 tm child O K . Nonsmeker Avail 1/IM A MM W ILL SHARE Deltona ) bdrm heme, lull 1200 mo plus 1/1 fell I Masonry JOHN S MASONRY No fob fee small! Block, brick, ewterefe A stones 311 1191/9*f)7S) , Painting OICK PINOLA'S PAIN TIN G. Qsaelity work! Ini E a t. Lie 9 A Insured Freeesll U ) 171) M A JE S TIC Petaltog. Quality work t i yrt eap tl 44% less thaaothers. Freeest t n 487) PAINTINO. t«4 /esl CaM It ) •41* Call 111 *41* Call M l *41* CaN U l 441* Secretarial * Typ in g Services CUSTOM T .u a g / R ia ttn p m l OJ E a k .# r»a t. MIR E 111* S I. Sonia.# 214 0411/272 14*2 l i e RE TARIAL A NeUry Sec*. Pleas# cad 127 1)44 and Leave Massage I CBrpRnTry Hom e Im provem ent B m n ir r o s s ATI UT1 ADDITIONS repeat remedat mg Free esl Ret Cemm CBC 1214) SI Cert 1 27) 44H CAPTAIN CGUCR BTE <*mr~ m m > «A*# O m ity op*.* RE MOO E L Car panfry, deck*, sem rm. garage* concrete Jlyrs frtaest BeblM M M H i i M l l f s\ I i -,-/» F nil t W itthoui* Dtiftr F T. Senlord Must have clean FL driver* Ik . goad work record Call 11 Man. F rl M l-MM____________________ W E 'LL PAY YOU to type names and addresses from home 1100 00 p e r 1000. C a ll I fOO OH 1444 (I I 4f min/1* yrt ♦ I or Write PASSE ITW. 141 S Lmcofewey. N Aurora. IL 40142 ELECTRICIAN Industrial Contra! For panel assembly and machine wiring Part time Call SJI t i l l Mon day through Thursday_______ R ■- r v e■ - - WANT MOREOUT Of LITE? COLQUALIFIEDDRIVERS PIP/PD From Ul Oown I / . i /m /i It hiring in Casselberry Good pey I days a wk. Phone A car W 1I44 a m u s t ...............- Prater 1 years household goods esperience Wansley United It offering local and short haul positions Hourly p lu t mileage with greet benefits Call Ken. MO 117 ID* or P I O H ) 3S— Insurance s / i l ‘i i TIDYMAJD AutoAircraft Coatinp 11) 10 per hour Outdoor work For immediate local work Ca in i l l 99* 777) * w AUTO IMSURANCC * * ) mi I Full Hme tor fee month ot A pril Good weget Long h o u rtl Apply In person Vaughans. *779 W. SI. Rd. 4*. Sanford.___________________ TM W .ttlhSf. 'A D D TO YOUR INCOMC SELL AVON NOWI C A L L W lM lf o r m - U l l ^boi^owrli^nlorjrljo^^^ tug R K b a ro O n u TtRiporirj H«lp ’ 23-5176 n— i p#ur<*B * c*.*»K Please be prepared to give u s your account n u m ber and expiration date. Billing will app ear on yo u r next charge card statement. 1114114 EMPLOYMENT NCN/USEOAmJAKES k .,1 SALES In t n 'I. corp expanding locally PT F T demonstrators Enviornm entalsEducatlon p ro d u c ts C o m m t/ p e rl bonu*/cer bonus fef t l l l To 1700 weekly, plus benefits Training Included, need clean MVR 1-41)1)19. Agent A— liances ness/ladt vide# I Including Baa*kaepinf'payroll service iofet OeNead. CPA 9)19)79 Join F la 'i leader In Real E slate tor over 41 year*. In beaming North Samlnole County! En|oy absolute best training with one ot fee No tion t top Reel E stole Organ! lotions No license? We'll help I REAL ESTA TE ONE K E Y E S ))) 1700 end "lei's get busy I" DELIVERY DRIVERS A U TO M A T IN G SALES AND M A B K S T IN G I* M X In croowt -An bo oduovo# Fob *fHor*ot#Evt Rfvto* Froo CoMvtlollonl Coll STS 2T>0 NURSE ASSIST. TroMo# 120 hour cauroo C l i m t o r. hold In Lon#.rood and Oron#o City. Dor an# ovoning ovoiiobio Contort Amorkoo Ro# Crot. M V ! ! o r I *00221 2U2 IThH o# mo#o pottlblo w/lwn#, Far Details . 1AM HU Florida Natary Aaaactatfeoo REALESTATE •LAAEMARTI 70— L is tin g Service 35—Training 4 Education Tax Service and one o f o u r salespeople will help you place yo u r ad. * Mtintminc* Min # Full time Looking for "Jack ot ail Trade*". HI-99M_______ M EDICAL 51—M o n ty to L tn d 28855WBT Sim ply call o u r Classified Departm ent at Minimum 4 yrt E iperianca In High Q uality Residential Work I Reliable' References! Good Driving Record I Own Transportation A Tele I Only Very Knowledgeable Hard Worker Need Applyl Call *W9f9* offer t:M AM._______ A V O ID FO R E C LO S U R E We can help you save your home 1411 111*new profit. M O R TO AO K LOANS Poor credit OK. fast closing, equity It our only concern Bill Butler. U O H It. lie d morf broker. 300 Lark wood. Sanford Electrical ■ L IC T R IC IA N . Ik A In. quality oar*, lav p.Kt 14 h. For your convenience, now you can It now hiring lull A pert time positions Mature, depend# bie. energetic lots ot patience C O L Lie. e p lu tl Great benefits available Apply In perteni IM* Laka Mary Itv*. 1 NIGH T BAHAMAS from tiff 7 NIGHT Corribeen from li f t 7NIGHT Alaska) tor I CALL NOWI t*t-7M) NCWACCEPTNQ ._ Kind«rc*rt L**rniB|C#nltr TAKE 0 CRUISE Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 CUSStREOKPT. 71—Help Wanted 45—Travel O pportunitlBi Legal Notices Legal Notices Ihi » F lii'isi/inl. - ** "•n* / til i Sprinklers/ Irrigation j •iReiGATioN a ... *., Intiali/FI. i r i i m i Fra* a«l 4RKMM4044 1 4*4 14*2 l a m tre e Service BUNTANS TAKE SVC. 1.4* aark. kaulin# 2>4* *41 . la M H 11.4100# U l U N I %l o i r I J J J l i 11 Is �V ! i Santoid 103— H o ♦1— Apartment)/ Hous* to Shart M NFM D malt mill (hart horn#, prefer male tenant. Full house prlv 1300/pnc. \ n will aSIM Security M l 4411 *1— Hoorn* for Kant •ID1IOOM W/toU Will accept *tabto M/F. t i l l me ♦ M f l H g i M H g g JU fT I TV Lenge— d.SIQ/wfc. P I )U t NEAR t V . room to tot with kitchen prlv. US week. I wt u t .m u u RECESSION BUSTER I 0*4ii rtem ta Il lc M n , leeadry. perch. Frem 141/wb h*ci*4#» etH.. phene, cable TV 1I M « » SAN FOM D 1 Ip . b d rm w/pclveto bilh. home prlvl leges Prefer mele S?S/*h or uoo/me pim in e pep m i m *7— Aparlmtntf Fumlsh*d/R*nt IA N FOND' * I bdrm , excellent eree. ISO per week plus 1300 security. Cell M l TH t________ BEDROOM. Lving rm kitchen end both |i)0 • week piu* — p »M H 4 o r U » liD F IV * RM. A P T„ Perl turn. hot weler. Historical Bldg. I M me ♦ 4171dep P e H D m U SANFORD • large t bdrm, tetel privacy, Looking lor hie right 1100 per week p«tftMOOdepe»ll w n e e ___ O N I NORM.. I both Oerege opt.« Nice eree t i l l mo Cell St. Johwt Realty Co M3 t i n O N I BDRM., Ig ept, 1 bfk* from downtown Util In eluded M M M t hr. msg. OSTCCN 1 NORM.. Lg three room. K m porch, fenced yd . prlv perk t i l l mo IDAHO OSTEEN Lergo t bdrm epti No pets From |7g/wk up plus dtpoti I Includes utilities. _________Con n o u n _________ SANFORD, t NORM. Spec tout Adults. no poll. Alt electric tm / m o up, UOO dep M l OOtf SANFORD * I room efficiency plus private beHi tig per week plot ilM dtp Includes t » — Apartments Unfurnlsh*d / W»nt ■ X T * * 10 Mta I W n>. Claan A Bright, near Plntcresl tchool. near city but. By month or week M l 77W H ID O IN LAKE, 3/3 villa Fpk . gerege, tonced. pool A tennis sees a 14) II or Mb 794) HISTORIC Downtown Sanford, newly renovated efficiency apt tltQ/me I t i l >903 AFFORDABLE RENTS lt'» The Lack Of The Irtth MOVE IN NOW AND TA K E A ROMANTIC CRUISE TO THE BAHAMAS a New conttrwc lien e Fully equipped family Hied klfchent a Swimming pool • C lubhouse • Profettienal maintonanca a After tchool children * and leprechauns ecflvifiet NO B L A R N E Y H E R E I C e ll T er r y * y our cru11» director I Cedar O Creek” A p ft. M4 41)4 ) 4 » Hartwell Ave. (earner of ISth) MAIINErS VlUAfiE Lake Ada I bdrm. U41 mo t bdrm, 1791 mo end up 1214170 MOVE IN SPECIAL Cettelberry. tingle story. Extremely quiet, tlwdtot and I bdrmt lefiafttoragef CaM today It 9904777 M Y S T IR Y B I N T SPECIALS! I and I bd rm t. pool, laundry 0y wk or month Fum or unfum M ia a * M ltfS ) K I T ’ N ’ C A R L Y L E ® by I j u r y Wright um s Unfurnished / Rent N1AR Dewetewe t/1 N IC ! Area off tt. perking Met! wilt. SOI wk, t lM lo c .n l 104 N IC ! large 1 bdrm. t bath, central M/A. wather/dryer hook wpt. tm /m o ptui tecurl ty Hail Realty, m lire O N I B D RM , Cate A Cleanl 1 )1 1 m e . p lw t d e p . wetorrlrethpd ttA ttll SANFORD, f bdrm I beMi. wather/dryer. |4l:l/me Parted Realty, t T M ift S A N F O R D . O N I B O R M .. gerege ept. In quiet area No Pott m e m o m - m t _______ S TUD IO A P T. Downstairs Sen l o r d , n ic e e re e F u rn lth e d / U n fu rn lth e d . 1300/mo plwt dep include* utilities 904 437 4)17. lea re mtg or call coltoct T N R R I R IO R O O M . w /) f lr a p la c a t . now c a rp a l 1)71/mo plwt 1100 tor util. A I me.dap. Park Ave. 7H t m TOWN NOUS I end unit, )/), CHA. well to well carpel, full kit., min It A vertical!, t torage rm. tg covered deck In reer. prlv fence, frethly redeco reled. weth/dryer avail., prlv. perking Mio/me M ASili W I'L L Make Yea A Deal you can't refute. Choate Geneve OardentApft. today! W 1090 I A t R IO R O O M apt* U N A u y month. Ref. No pett. Oeg m i M ) or 1144044__________ I BDRM. D UP LEX APT. UV1 per month, 1)00 security dt petit Call 174 9044 101— Howm F u r n lih e d / R en t C O T T A O I • I bdrm., mutt tee to appreciate! UOO tecurity. H I month rent taio Prefer non imoker » ) 4043_________ PON RBNT, Cottage. 1/1. Cftl clency furnished |3ff mo 1100 toe Call » 4 rue________ LAKE M ARY Tho Farett. ) bdrm. t bath. eduH cammuni ty. ' t r U No pett Beautiful recreation lac 11met IMS/mo plwt dep tt)M )Q t BDRM. I bath, plwt family r m ., fenced, Ig. u tility , carport. 1 country acre 11)1 me plutUOtiOC I M l 9»7l 103— H o u s t s Unfurnished / Rtnt A D O R ABLI HOME I Deltona. 1/lto. large beck y d . quiet street Avail Newl 14IQ month ♦ tecurity StATfSAM) ATTTKTKMI IRttSTOItS CALL U t FIRST tar tap teml not. Count, ting la lam.t. and 0 , 1.1 n n la lp n ^ t l ln l HP R E A L TY , C A S S C L B IR Y . I bdrm H t bath, family rm, fireplace lew/maj Alternant*, i bdrm. 1 b a th , th a d , i i r i / m o . I antoed, f bdrm. ) bath, 1 car garage, lIM/mo 779 4711 OROVBVIEW V IL L A O I. Lake M a r y B l v d . . ) / ) . 4)0 Grove wood Av. IMS month, deposit 130 4700_____________ LONOWOOO 10) Hilltop Dr 3 bdrm f bath MM/me plut UOOdepotit l U f m / 179 1IH_ LOMOWOOD IM M A C U LA TE! )/ ), Living, dining, family r m i School* Woodland*. Reck lake. Lk. Mary. tUO me. 4414)11 Leave Menage R B N T ON L I A S ! O PTION. Sanford. )/ ), f car. (pH No qualifyme I m -9i>l Iv. mtg, N I N T W/OPTION TO Bey 4/), Owner heidt mtg , 1% down W I N T I N S P R IN O S goad l e c a t l e n . A v a i l . 4/S MLm-eaai tv. mtg._________ SANFORD 1971 W Airport Large ) bdrm., living rm. family rm, fenced, iiSO/me, plus tecurity 133 7944 SANFORD. 1 Heetel Apt*.! 1/1 44M per month S/> 4700 per month A B B Beatty 4/7b4at SANFORD ) or 4 bdrm. I bath Spec tout, clean, tonced yard, nice neighborhood 41*1/mo plwt tecwrltv H I 4If? WI'K DEALING - IFYOU'RE WILUNGIII 2 MTHS FREE RENT* \mMbcwtr tUNLANO 1 M rm . I bath. *faati. Lease No pe l t . M71/ditceuntod 014740 T H R U R IO R O O M . family r m . garage. Ig fenced yd KKH PrtoO KIlU O O fl I BORM 1 BATH, rireplece. front end back parch, nice D UPLEX tor Rent, d a w to Lk. Mary Blvd /179). 1ft me A tm etc. Avail, immediately Fenced yd. Heel AC UM 0I7 Iv. mtg., wNI refem caw. L A K I M ARY, t bdrm I bath, w/w carpet, central H/A. ep ptlance*, tonced yd 031479* LABO R t/1 O U P L IX . Near M S . tern, perch, quiet evi de tec, pett 1470 me. 4944477 SPACIOUS O U P LIX S . 1 bdrm., I bath Outot. tem perches Yard Melt incl S )t t i ll Cell Jeotl Memheld Dart, in i we («et. 111 fin AA Corea,, loc. O n tu r Ym L A K C M A R Y . 1/1. Ig. lot. tonced, pool w/deck. Owner ottitl finance 144.100 m 70U LISTINOft N IE D E O I Call W AAaticmwtkl. Regittored Real Etlato Broker........... m r m LK. MARY A R IA Big ) bdrm ) bath Mutt tall 144.100 Active Qua, Addle 144-1111 MAYFAIR MEADOWS • seei e*m BATEMAN REALTY u r n parch. waUi/Aryar. Fuat, lacunl. tantl,. M il me IMP 127— Storaea/Offica Spacd_______ O F F IC I S F A C I. MM iq tl « Ig. rm* Pull bath A kit Near but 1410 m a t ))-D — Sp*c*/R*nt 117— C o m n w rcial ______ R*nt*ls SHOWaOOM l . t » iq h and W A R B N O U tl. I.aoa iq tt. Alport *1, Santas m 1IM • POND M O N IY . t t \ • F X I t OOV'T ASSISTANCC FHA AS LOW AS 4\ V A AS LOW AS IV .X Cav'l RapaarAuuma Ha Oval It, Hama, I Seminote. Orange, Velvtle. Lake Cevnlit, PLUS.. Mattalr Cauntar Club Haw b rk t cuttom i<i tplil plan, ter porch w/tpa. Irl ■read aern. tancad l l l t . m LA. Mary. Latt Than I M R On. a l/l ranoualad. rww carpal, paint, appt. tancad. Mt.tA. W IN T IR SPRINOS J 'l q M plan, waadad ta acral let.too ALTAM ONTC IPOS. S/T P H len. dtad and tlraal. U L tn i LTONA . r r an I acra. ter parch, car part, t u n H A N D N IW OF F IC t *LDO *Mtq. n. ta M H iq. It. O CIXO N INO t CALLSaatarR SANFORD, tlmthae I tq tt. plus apan ipaca. Fit a«a i a w ^ H n t ig*. H O M I FOR I A L I . laniard area U t l aa par wtwth In tarattadl CaM m -s w t 111—Condominium ______ Rairtals______ TO W K M O U II. M l , . Garpan Or Winter Spring* SaM ptu» utiNtat __________ I tO A M . t lichen appltancat. w i t h , , 'd r . t r . ter parch SHAT me .SH> dap W M t 1 A D *PL > bath carpal. wathar/Arier, sm /m a . I pr tat l HI-07H............ 121-7237 ONLY SN.Ndll Atwmd no quel iTp, I bdrm . centre! H/A Large earner lei end treetl LO V K LT ] bdrm. I beta ham,I Huge oet*. central H/A. tpe. eultlde b rk t grill end petta. tanced E tarm il IWWO 323-5774 T h e P r u d e n tia l^ Ftortdo Rootty •1/1 • Fpk. now patat and carpal, tanced yard.... U ttO t d 1/1 an t/| acre. C/H/A. tat.MA aSuntaad S/l haw palm. A lt . root! <t acra. tanced SUW d • la The Caawtrtl Hama an avar <> acra. haeirllr tread. StS.tAA • l/l. appt. now paint, carpal; lanced yd. carport. saLIAA e i/ lv . iptit plat, apptiancat. garage, tancad rard. tcl.tOO e A tw m .ita O u e iiit.il • Santard FI. cathedral call, tancad, garago Wf.ttO • l/l an 1/» acra I Fancad. culdt tec. dead and tlraal. H I M r II*—O ffice *»>CD / R*nt NEAR 14 1 acret. etlebiithed Fern Farm butJnett with 4/), pool, plut Orange City water W it 1)14.000 now 1199400 Handymen't nightmaref 4/). owner financing 119,900 Laata Perthata 3/1 btock. 134,900 Owner hehJing M l — Ho mas fo r Sal* ' Iikfl&Hl F MUM! , f h ’ 11k i 1 OiM’l RI | STOP REMTTOOmi A BRAND NKW HOME a Bad Credit a He Credit a No Mrwsey a NO PROBLEM CALL %H I IM Airport Bl Santard.tC I AN tit. NAMT TOSELLTOURHOME? I *m looking tor nice hornet to match with buyer t CaNM Cnpry, RCALT0I (91710744400 or m -»M 0 M l MM M U ' ll ' * \| ISN «N HI M r U M STENSTROM REALTY, INC. PALM C TTO A VI.4/1 In Senf or d E q u ip , k it w / d lih w a t h o r / d lip e ta i Fenced yd 1/4 acre 174.000 LIK E FR U IT TREES? Then tee Ihit AAaitlend )/) near 17 9) A 4M corner tot new CHA 104.100 . UkRA* L K . Mar ve/lW ta p e r th e rp lleer plan P la n te d *er peel. K lr e t gelere.CUp tattedi tin .* ® O UTSTANOINO OCRART 4/lta Cut tarn I ttary an I acre plut Xlret taroughou! Country til t m .n o Cell new ............ HIRI'ftAS/IRIADY Far you ta mouo In. On qutal cuktrtoc Recti eg ta groin bell Greelprkel UL000 THROWING YOUR U AWAY Look What's Happening A t S t Croix BRAND N IW Spirt V I Greet rm plan, gauntry oal In t il ., Supar m ailer bdrm Jocuintub/ihawar tta.too 322-2420 321-2720 MAS Pert Dr.. Uelerd eel W. Late Mery t t . U Mery •i* 0 m m ia T rm * • O rta rlm itoatofriow uxw xjfim o nm ta ard Onm month Add ranfto I h o f uOhng 7 month t a a I t p m M o . 1W SuOtac r to ovoajbatv GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS ) bedroom, Y bath Many itra il Including ceiling font, tecurity ban, » tt. tunroom 179,900 OW NER FIN A N C ING 107 MEADOWS BLVD Aft er b e e n cal ) Salma WHliamt I I I 1107 CAUBART REALTY t BORM., t bath. 1044 tq tt., Homes / Rant LONOWOOEULK M A * T araa. I.D00 I.MC ,4 tl, *Hh or without ArC atlkat Starting t » l MtlhiaahPetnt.Hl Woo SANFORD I.» 0 .U 1 S ,X 1 « square tael aval laMa I Call Ml WM w 141— Homo* for Sol* O I N I V A I *0*NL I Bath. I month tecurity. Available Mow 11)91 me >491137 O N I BDRM., fum . AC, Can 114— W « r * h o u t * a 121— Condom inium Rontals 107— M obil* Part Ave. M ailli Ph. m M il O S T I I N •t bdrm with cabana I. Perfect tor retlreet He pet* _________C a ll))) 0)4)_________ 1 BDRM. I RATH Beerdatl Ave 1)10 par month plut tecuritv Fencedyd >3)4111 OOV’T FORICLOSURkS RANK ■ IP O ’ S ASSUME NO Q UALIFY To am ^M \fiMQK-.--------- >4)»/me Celt D IM M ________ I BORM-. tonced yard. 17 f t to Lk. Mary Ri, right on Art Lane, right an H I reed. >d howto an toff Available to tee Men. the 9th. Tuet. the tOth i m plut dep l 904 at) 7917 tetft SANFORD A V I . ) bdrm IH bath, new carpet, tcreen petto, garage, fenced yd. UOO me plut tecurity 1711134 ) BEDROOM. I bath 1471 plwt tec. I ttory Sontord HittorK P ittrlc l.......................7717911 ) BED R O O M .) bath On leer** of lend in Entorprtte. Country living 1400 mo Celt after 7P M -174 le u _______________ V ). I quitl country acret CHA, like new.trench doer*. Scrn perch, fan* through out, tfarage. Lk. Silver area 1400/me . 1)00 dtp I 301 9474 105— D upltxT r lp lo / R tn l 141— Horn*! for S«f« BondHgntyRniUMd7.1% ______ 17274*1______ MUST SELL Double wide mobile home 34 X S3 )/ ) Nice home I Betf tot! Attum eable mfg 111,700 Firm CallIcett: 1704001 N IC O A H O U 1 E T • Down Paymenl a Problemf • Self Imptoyeed a Problem f e Credit a Problem T ________CALL 1)74494________ SANFORD, Three Bdrm., m bath, family rm . big yd Ctota SANFORD ) bdrm I bath with central H/A. Owner financing, downpayment negotiable 149,000 Ceft 4 » 79t)__________ STMRSFROflin M AN AGEM ENT A R I A LT Y n im r m / m m n $1 DOWN FOR VETS A little mere tor other* Brand new ) bedroom ) bath hornet with t car garage* 1447 M e» monthly payment*. Call now. oftor limited I Universal Realty. 44) >174 14*— Comm*rc»*l Prop«rty / S*i« LAKEFR O NT protaulenel ol Ike tulta, l/g *q I t . 4 Mike*, w e llin g a r e a , t l e r e g e . bathroom Long wood. » » ONI 1SI-lnv*stm*nt Prop*rty/S*l* 4 U NIT. A FT. Bldg New rool tiding Apprleul IN K . Selling el te*K Dene Me*eH W etN lSS-AcrMfl*Lo1s/S*lt OCALA N A T 'L FOREST. Weeded tan I » i r » each, no money down! 171.41 monthly I 000 993 10)4 1SJ— Condominiums Co-Op/ fat* ■ TO W N E R NertaieeaViuego, H I. down.leir*. eppllance* Included Ptdl'tanni, Bargain eltM .M R ........... *M «*)eua* 1S7— AAoblt* Horn**/fat* SAVE (M l NEW IWI NOMESI W HY PAV R ETA IL? ItXta. 99444. K X ft. 119400 7411749 " SPRING SPECIALS Sanford Area Mobil# Home Community REPO 1901 Kaufmen A Bread. MXto. ) barm 3 bath tplit Gergeout home! It I V inter ait, only 11,099 down to a qualifiedbuyer 130,900 t904M ANATEI 34X1). Jbdrm 19400 1991 M AN ATEE I bam (407) 322-2090 Breker. UlOiag/Mt )7 t) W I M OVE M O B IL Itt Batl around! Call lor quoto 407 4)9 0994 ZNam O fferin g S P EC IA L M OVE-IN A LLO W A N C E S Affordable 1 ,2 A 3 Bedroom Apts. In Beautiful Lake Mary M ake P aradise Your A ddress! Bridgewater Apts. m w jjg g e M . 1ft—Pits tSuppNit 157— Mobil* Horn** / fat* LAKE MART/SANFOED >1 bdrm 13X40 Remodeled Modern! Owner financing 11,000 down. 7 S \ intoret! Can move Reduced to only 14.910.........................4390994 SANFORD ) bdrm I bath. 13X40 New floor and win dewt 14.100 O B O U 1 1741 1*0— Busin*** For fat* P A R T time lawn tervi ce, appro* 1910/mo Income Appro* if hour* per week Truck, all Equipment and account* U 0001)3 9979 145— Dupltx for S lit SANFORD DUPLEX. I bdrm each. Good neighborhood 4)9 900 will finance 174 9944 111— Appliances / Furniture 3 2 2 .9 1 0 4 F R E E CAT black mole, neutered, friendly, good wim kid* Catt) ) ) 1)09___________ F R E E DOOTRAININOI F ind out How • F B I ! TO A OOOD home nine month and t yr old Mato Neutered Cat* 1)1 H to • Hip-Hag.. I A S T IR BUNNYH. While, dwarf, tame A LOV FABLE U l 1)3 lif t 204— Rtflltftrtd Pits CHINESE SHAR PEI PUPPIEt bom Dec lim.1171 ________ Call 3)0 99)9_________ CHOW PUPS AKC. Parent* on prem lttt. good with kid* 110B11»)34 ))47____________ R O TTW EILER PUPS AKC registered, excellent blood lines. Shot* and wormed 1)101)00 » ) D37 201— Hors** • A N T I Q U E ORE 1I I x ! • drawer, telidaak V i 1)10014 • ANTIQUE CHURCH PBW. 10 tf all Pin# UOO, or trade lor antique* 149 1X7___________ B I O , K I N O S I X ! Caeepy. mirrored celling. I drawer* * •torage Mutt *ee to apprecl ato 1900 Firm 174 1010 after 4PM- 33) 43)0, eel 4)00 Pay* • ■IG CHAIR. Ovantutfad. button A luck "Tub” chair Met! tae la appreclatof 111 )H )1 1 )tv .m * g _____________ BJ'S RESALE Buy and Sail furniture A collectible*. For •ale. doll collect ton IU4 1 Park Dr Call P I 1449________ • CAPTAINS B I O Complete e e f lt lD ) 7394_____________ DOUBLE BOX Spring Meftre** Sett Over 7« U Pick |4la»et LARRY'S M AR T m ap) FUTO N AND F R A M I Twin (chain 1149 FuUflovetaall 1199 Queen (tolaIU49 Fvton Factory, m a a tl 3994 W. Airpen i l , Saotord • ITALIAN P O TTE R Y DHhet. comptote aarvlce tor i Good cendlttonl 1100 4711 •KBNMORB ELECTRIC RANG! Good ihape. H 00 OBOMon Wed. attof 1 30 PM ___________m 101)___________ • MATTRKSS A BOX SPRING. Queen u Eatra nice cendi ttonlUO each D IQ tea • MATTRESS and baa iprtngt twin tilt, good condition 141 far theael Call 3310073 • MICROWAVE. JC Penney, excel lent condition l i t 13) 1199_______________________ R E F R I G E R A T O R . Frtgidare *id> by tide Heyr t eld New 11700 Mu*t tell 19)0 OBO Pay D A I t ll le t . 3)1497) • SOFA, leva teal and wine rack coffee table, all ar p a n HOettoc 13)909) or tee at 407 W li m i t • TA BLC, drop loaf, varmthed If brown. Vary nica S31 Bailor Hurry I U ) 47)9_______ • TW IN BOX Spring A Mat frew, with frame Lika new condition 471 Ml 441) 1RJ— T t lt v lt lo n / Rod to / S ttrto • HOUSTON TBACKBB UMF remote Caef new. 199 Juet like newl 1 4 9 )» 7)79 PONY CART, Rebuilt, All steel new tires, painted (redl and new teal 1110 749 1174 lOf— W f Bring Appartl # LO VELY. LO VELY Far me I dreisf Lavender Sl i t 1 Br i det mel d/Pr om dress Worn I time! Rutiled sleeve* long train w/bow at back body fit w heart shaped neckline Paid ever 4300 lac rlftce tor UOO Call or Iv msg any time D P I 947 211— Antiques / Coll*ctlbl*s ELVI S P X E t L E T r.torsi doll*- plate*, calenders. *t#t ye*. whl i key decanter* book*, tape*trie* much much morel Best otter. Ml 1*39 21 5 -Boat* and Acc**sor1»s •OAT Trl hull. 40 HP Evinrude engine and trailer 14to _________Caim eaoi)________ •CANOE 14 ft. F(barytai* no paddies or cuStont 4100 Firm 173 7400____________________ IP FT. PONTOON Good cendi Ikon )f HP Merc motor UJS0 Traitor available M ) 9979 21*— W*nt*4teBuy itlAtufntnvm Cans..Newspaper Nen Ferreui Metals Ota** KOKOMO m 1101 W A N TE D to buy. Suburban Nice condition, reasonable price Please call HO 11)7 221— Good Things to E*t I T R A W E E R R I E t U PI CK. Starts Jen 11th Hoops Farm 1991 Calory Ave fton . Wed A Sal Open 9AM Bring own containers M l 7)04 OPEN HOUSE March 7 & 8 145— Com puttrs instruction tor heme/bu*ine*4 Balt price*! G arnet to tertout Call M31704 117— Sportififl Qoods • B IK I, Bey* W Sears BMX special built, all terrain, tpring m front .and rear. New condition |ti 13) 1 4 )_______ • H E A V Y B A G , !•• ■!• • ) iverlait New, never1 weed' i m m i m n ________________ •TENNIS RACKETS t Slarenger, made in England UX44. 3 t o m 17.100 Be Our Lucky Charm 1S0S w u 25th Street. Sontord. FL 32251 Sxnlord. Florida - Friday, March 9, 1092 - 12:00-5:00 307 Raccoon SL Lake Mary Host: Ron J#m ig*n ******** 1. iTABTEB HOME: 3 BdCtoon. 2 Bdfi gpttplRn horn* Fdnodd back grard - «rx(k Id school - uta> motivxlod *55,800. 1 . 1 A H Q R A : 3 bddroom 2 bdlhg Hugo Ukhan • l i t — Offlc* Supoll** / Equipm*nt commundy pool A tannti • F t L I CABINET. M*1*l M T w m m l U l U l 71M mu*t lo ••• lor only 977,000. •Inga xcrxdn porch A i . REDUCED; 3 b«J i n — Lawn4 0«nl*n RIDING M OW IR. Snapper. « HP. to Mill# e«fato Like new! M ) *004 trio 1 n — M achl w w v / T dd Is C A I F E T C L * A NI N O CO U IFM EN T Cdttai « « . It in butter with lank mtutton Exc tend tl^ O IO R O U O im FORK L I F T TRUCKS. U*ed buy 4ell rent leate Many •He* 71)1194 a«A tor kmtJ wkesto*. Mtoa 904 7711094 • MOTOR. 1 her*#, reworked Make otter 173 M il room, 1 bdRi In Ntlorio A TM C lo t* (0 U k u liu .il Onlr $40,000 QUINN REALTY Hislorto txnlord SDR N. Port A n , ■qnlord 321-3663 St. Croix Apartmants 733 Secret Harbor Ln ., Lake Mary (ON a< Lata Emma Road) A noM . Angaao ttonion tacean. Hey Diddle, Diddle •Is Your Apartmont too Utt!o? • Does Your Rent Send You Over The Moon? - WE CAN HELP - 321 7303 R E G A TTA SHORES A p M T IM O IT l It lA k E S Y o u r Livi*q E a s Ie r ! 1 and 2 Bedroom Rentals Available a * 4 2 e 5 SA NF ORD SA N F O R D C O EV ILLA A P A R TM EN TS Cedar C f M k Apartments m *- - - -u 1 BEDROOM B M C t A U 1/2 OFF FIRST MONTH"* REHTI NICE-CLEAN, AFFORDABLE cone see us/ 1. 2. Sb, doom, (2 5 1 Bd>ml Iw u iN ta l 2SM RIOOCWOOD AVI. • v anBniree r , Un Luu* •> tad Ntahl Cfuta, tat FREE Id ta, Bxhxnidd R y u x t q tanqdXFddL Hi total Mta bBMW(Wb lecW eeGyNtoa t o t o M , taudta F rq q u d ta T V r , M ktamdrl^MUrry, f ,u. • 330-1431 7 b Advertise In Tills Rental Directory Call Sanford Herald Classified Dept. 3 2 2 2611 (407) 324-4334 DEBARY Riverside Condom inium s ^ .* i R r r to lR H B N " O 1BORM. SPECIAL (407) 668-6514 �t 101 I Sanford Herald Sanford. Florida - Friday March 6 1992 2 23— M is c e lla n e o u s • AIR HOCKEY n * » 'i w obo TA B LE Ur liio jn 223— M is c e lla n e o u s • TU R K EY CALI L .n t h Champion IIP 323 MSS_____ • B E V E L E O M IR ROB. 1 a*t »*on* w'Mother el Pearl 44 W X 47 H !7* )77 3M7 A B I S I E L p o » r i ( < 'p r i p u fd tltrd n t « lor t n o evk.ng tlOO Only J\fd ) H w t i 333 laf I_______________ I I F T Sea King aluminum |en boat with |Mp ( d a motor 1400 'eg Tama moped I 7S0 Mo*h e■( CRtdltKWWI W l • • O L L I N O E R A a r obi tfBC rowing math me w computer counter, uw d tw*r e A IR C R A F T R E N T A L S tmgie multi engine High! in ttruction ground »chool private inttrument Aviation Flight Contort I >00 S3! 20*8 in 49* i j ’ j BCR Cobra IV Ptu* 40 channel! no 377 via* FOR YOUR F U U C R BRUSH P R O D U C T ! coll independent distributor 333 4X1________ • O A R O E N E R S planter boa Heavy duty metal 4 K S Ro<»ed bottom floored tor dromege Good tor backyard g a rd e n n u r i t r y or greonhouao 1 7 I0 B 0 3H >010 eSTCR CO re d o record player (need* need'el You will need h*tp »o more 140 323 0421 U n ite d Way 231— C a r s NISSAN M A X IM A I t f t H S f f S low m il#*'Call M r Gravet WillettO 'dt Cad Mac 372 1)91 BUNCHES OF STUFF Sat Only! > » Baby Kldt Mature women* doth#* houteho'd odd* A end* IIS W Y N N OR ICorner of Wynn A Baywood) S U N LAN O E S T A TE S 03 TARE UP PAYMENTS • P UB LIC A U T O A U C TIO N a E V E R Y T U E S A F B I I )0 PM D A Y T O N A A U T O A U C TIO N Hwy tj. Daytona Beach ♦04 71! t i l l •4 P L Y M O U T H V O Y A G E R LE E alraClean tm s* TAKE UP PAYMENTS 17 O LDS CU TLASS S UP R EM E Heat sharp IIWS* C A D IL L A C COUPE DE V IL L E 17 99* Call Mr Grave* Wiliell Otd*Cadillac.377 33>l NO M O N E Y DOWN eacepl ta« tag title etc 1989 C H E V Y S P E C TR U M red air. low miiet. ttereo S tpeed* O n ly I I I * I I per month t (40 montht 0 l| 9N A P R lC a 'IM r Payne Cour tot y Uted C a rt 333 >123 A U T O IN S U R A N C E W O R LD who quote* lowett pottlbie ratet noodtholpt 323 ?ttl O L D M O B IL E CALAIS IS eac cond! 17 ffS Call Mr Gravet Willett O *\ Cad liac 172 339) TAKE UP PAYMENTS N O M O N E V DOWN eacept tea. tag title etc t t ll TO Y O TA TE R C E L CO U PE red Ou*o air power s te e rin g s te re o ' O N L Y IlS f >4 per mentht i as month* a II >% APR | Call Mr Payne Courtesy Used Car*. 373 7133 B UICK R IV IE R A i f f low mile*' M W S C a il Mr Grave* Willett Otd* Cadillac. 377 33>l TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO M O N E Y DOWN eacept tea tag title, etc ItM P L Y M O U T H R E L IA N T 4 door. auto, power steering and brake* ttereo E X T R A CLEA N l i l t 49 per mentht I *4 month* tl II 9V AP R ) Call Mr Payne Courtesy Used Car* j j j 717) CA O ILLA C COUPE D C V I l l f »• WJ Call Mr Grave* W.UeftO'd*Cadillac 177 1391 TAKE UP PAYMENTS N O M O N E V DOWN eacept tea. tag title etc IM ? P L Y M O U T H G R A N O FU R Y 4 door auto power *»eermg and brake* AM F M stereo M U S T SELL* O N LY l i l t 4f per month! 144 month* <4 II •% A P R ) Call Mr Payne Courtesy Used Car* 373 7171 TAKE UP PAYMENTS 410 E O IT H A CR Sanlord FR AN K A LO R I S New A Used* 71(32 S French Thrift Store _______ PH O N E 33> 7121_______ GARAGE SALE Frid a y. Saturday Sunday Living and dinmg rm vet hutch, wood craft* toft of m .tcl 170 W Cry*tal Lk Avo Lk Mary loft Country C'ub Rd) 373 A4tf_____________ |fj! TJ Baby doth#* mite (torn* F n S a t 14 San lord A« to Wylly tolow *tgnt____________ lOHGWOOD M ukhim Wd». Frl Sat t 4 Antique turn Clothing toy*, m itf t r iJ M A R K H A M G L E N C h O V E R 3 S ALES CAN COST YO U ! Sa.e **e h«**ie I buy yard taio Ifom* Call Lou 349 Itsi 12 OAKS RV PARK •7 C H R YS LER LE B A R O N 4 dr . *0 000 original one owner n\ 'r* auto AC Stereo 1199J* •♦ LEB A R O N C O N V E R TIB L E S 7 to choose from •Fun in the Sun ’ 1*99** jS |f| s2 9 9 5 7112 IEWETT LANE 4 FAMILY Musi See! 1- w U ’.-.’j r e ---- - i «, SANFORD T 100% Financing For Qualified Buyers Gran<J Caravan Plymouth Voyager Loaded with option! n d longbody. 6 cyl 1 woodgram C j . h Soiling Pnco of * 16.099 No Down Payment 119% Annual Piecontago Rata « T a i. Tag & Approved C re d t 60 moodily paymonti of $378 AS TRUCKS 4000 E. SR 46 SANFORD A V IS 436 & 17-92 in CASSELBERRY 11’biLRcalLitaiclpcaaluu 106 W . C O M M E R C IA L •S U IT E 204 •S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A 32771 m MLS MORTGAGE I ja 1 Imdnnm 7 tMlh en Wge rue *NwJad l a n e U r *aavR4a IdytaMe h v g and devng 7 anvy louff haa m m daaa duori apaneg onto iT a ll * 7 Baal buy m ai n ’ 18 1*00 327 4957 A ASSOCIATES FASTONIC SANTORO CHARM U 180*8 13180*8 RV R E N T A L lot* Sl4*mo Incl water sewer A garbage Park Avo. Mobile Pk 37) m i IM ) KAW ASAKI K U O I b l « > 3 000 original mile* E acellent condition) tKX) Call 310 f t * mounted on Heavy duty b-b 0 331 477* *16,999 or *378.48 per m.. 321-1450 CAHOI.KA. KIKCIIIIOFF, ASA I r i irchhoff rc s s o c ia t e s (407)321-5065 SANDllrokrr.AM RATMAN DIA, OKI oriiilr . V j U I 'tty y v A M IQ2QS Bovahem w*g v» t» a 4 UwPaumJ 17 b«* home on a 2* » r * M *w h m j le w e e e v a loye le n p H*ng 8 d '# g iw r * 2 ' ' • t e e » « v » | iy*i«rn we* r p et'r om*.rwd 7 i*- e}« Coma mm tow i*eg waa to be tutor* rare HR m gone Are you holding on to on item that could mean CASH in your pocket? Give C>ndy or N'kki a call in our Classif ed Depart menl they will be happy to help you with your ad *7795 CARS CHARM IR THE COUNTRY 2487X1 UekayourhomvwehPweetraailotatwIen t# Acre* The Itwdraom. f S W Nr*v t e cfsamvng avwg room pw mm3 ea*i c yp w i a w h te u o n buUng a chtfl ptayhouaa and « i « a n 'u e r j w h Pncad at in i.n i C ««4 i (UrthTwH Bendy Mm ds 32144*7 KJOCHHOFF J*TI S FA ASAOdi •714 After hi* trader was void he reoeved t MORE CA LLS on the trader 239— M o t o r c y c le s a n d B ik e s • t it X U TIR E . General, new 89 CAMARO R.S. Hot Car! 2 Door 321-2993 • T IR E S . Steel belted rad>ai set Site tv* *o R 11 7)7 All season Good Condition HO 11) 99*4 • TR U C K RACK tied mount fit* long bed pick up truck Eac condition |IQQ 373 S0B3 I f rL M IN C E R MOT O R S Sat • ? F u m . tool* A more Come and Seel 7904 W A S H IN G TO N A V E Sanford Dual wheel 3*0 eng.ne t0 tt utility body Very low m.l# . age* U 000 or will trade tor smaller Ir u<» or . )4V u- i I t u F O R D F 1*0 X LT L A R IA T All power W camper bed liner L WB 14 000 mil** SO,400 _______ 407 373 — 4 •4 MACK Trucks V*k* t - d* *. r o f lo r * . eac c o n d itio n 1)1 >494 A wkendt 904 734 t i n 1000 s4 9 9 5 86 OLDS CUTLASS 1809 S. French Ave Mr R R of 17 Oak* Camp g roun d wa* one " H a p p y Camper" when he sold hi* t r a v e l t r a i l e r w it h hi* classified ad He was thrilled when it «o<d in only 7 day*' 1987 C H tV T l TON PICK UP • C A R B U R E TO R .V A FR rebuilt for tome GM classic* Pontiac, etc . original tao )49 *77)___ ____________ 322 1835 4 FAMILY GARAGE SALE Friday and Saturday 14 IMS W St Rd 44 4 mile* W of I 4 Clothe*, infan* to lg men and women Many mi*c item* SOLD. SOLO. SOLD! Only Published 2 Times! Sanford Motor Co. )•>} J E E P J 10 PICK UP 4 wheel drive • cylinder run* good S3 99*C*H 172 4117 2 3 3 -A u to T a r t r / A c c e s s o r ie s ASK FOR Bill Sanchai or David V *5995 88 BERLINETTA O il Airport B U d t i l V M I M *2495 86 CHEVROLET CAVALIER Saturday March 7 • 3 t)9 Rabun Ct I net? to Sonora) 235— T r u c k s / B uses / V a n s 85 ISUZU PICKUP 5 Spd , A C Rd 44 We*t Sat W,* - [).«'«• I R Call TOLL FREE 1.800-428-1708 W M w H lN h C R K1RCHMOFF 8 ASSOCIATES •7 D O DG E C H A R G E R Super B rt" Sporty. Auto. AC. Stereo 17000 Or glnal mile* S I I f S • MUST S E LL 199J Vagabond Fulty sell contained 17 ft S lid e o u t a i r . a w n in g washer dryer dishwasher stereo many eatra* Will tak* smaller trailer on trade or first otter 1*19*71___________ ’l l VW t * d*e*el motor to*oiiy rebuilt Bett reasonable offer 37) 7799 88 DODGE MINI VAN Great Shape! s1995 85 MIGHTY MAX 2 FAMILY YARD SALE * GARAGE SALE * •I D O DG E SHADOW Convert tblet Auto AC. Stereo 3 to choose from |849*' * 4 995 *3995 85 TOYOTA PICKUP X-CAB Sat Sun > ? Small kitchen appliance* m any uteful •e.n%. 7701 CORDOVA DR 2 FAMILY? Royale Sharp |S ♦ C H U R C H O F OOO •01 W 77nd St Sat • 3 Plant* clothe* baked good*Aml*c Lunch loot F rl A Sat B>ke* lawn tool*, power tool* hou*ehoid turn . too m uch to llttf I I I E CoUm in Cr GotoChunhonSundey' •7 O L O S D E L T A B ro u g h a m . E a tra im i* 241 — R c c r e a f io n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e r s 233— A u t o P a r t s / A c c e s s o r ie s ItT f S E V IL L E E aceitent con dition A classic' IS *00 day* 904 7ts tonoeve* 904 7|9 9>14 1f7V T O Y O TA C E L IC A Supra sunroof S *pd nice! SI490 no 99*9 Roy * Used Car* ItM M E R C U R Y C O LO N Y PARK Eacellenf condition M75 ___________ 7>013*7 IMS M E R C U R Y C O U G A R ‘ Run* great, new tire*. SI 79* Call 371 t97J after 4PM *M FO R D TA U R U S . 8 door; *>l F O R D E X P L O R E R standard shift Both t>elow book 377 471t after 7PM a a O P flS E a E ^ ™ 1974 DAYSU N 2(0 2 A u t o m a t i c . w it h A C • acellent car* t l 7*0 O B O 7* 000original mile* 7*0)117 Spring C ltin in f Sale! •300 ST Red Auto St. Patty's S|lecial D'thwather to car part* 2004 Sanford AvO Saturday and Sunday.f S______________ Lot* of good thing*! • » III LAKE U V D Loch Arbor It D O DG E S P IR IT AC Stereo U t t ) ' •9 D O DG E D A K O TA Long bed topper, v*. auto. AC. Stereo 40000 mile* U h l ' •With 1X100 down or trade equity NO M O N E Y DOWN eacept taa lag title etc I t t ; FO R D M U S TA N G Auto a ir . pow er ste e rin g and b rake* A M F M stereo 1110 41 per month! (4> month* vf )• 9N APR ) Call Mr Payne Courtesy UtedCar* 373 H33 SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE THUR. FRI. SAT. *4 O LDS F IR E N f A Coupe low miles ta tra c lean 199** N O M O N E V DOWN eacept tea lag title, etc 1988 DODGE A R IES 4 door auto, power steering and b ra k e * s te re o EXTR A C L E A N O n ly t i l * I t per month! (41 month* $ II t N A P R ) Call Mr Payne Courtesy Used Car*. 373 l » 3 YARD SALE ESTATE SALE Sat 2 3 1 -C a rs TARE UP PAYMENTS TH IS W EEK S AVO N P R O D U CTS A T BOOK VALUE p lut gia ttw a re lad e* T thirtt. book * and more Friday and Saturday * ' I7J Pmecrett t>r Santo* d 2 3 1 -C a rs NO M O N E Y DOWN eacepttea tag Ml*, etc l*M E A G L E P R E M IE R 4 door auto air. power win dowt *tereo cassette O N L Y IlS f •« per montht (4| month* ft II 9% APR | Call Mr Payne Courto*y U*od Car*. 373 >113 O ER ALD W ENDT You have won 7 tree ticket* to a Lit c h fie ld C in e m a * m o y i f ' Please pick up your ticket* at The Sanford Herald within 7 day*________ Congratulation*' C A D ILLA C S ED AN O E V IL L E IW t H I 99* Call Mr Grave* WiiiettOtdsCad.ua 177 1101 729— A v i a t i r n 2 3 1 -C a rs 2 3 1 -C a rs BERCMTY AMONG THE OAK I t ViAS n y y ra Pa p e w d aaeary k e g c u a rg in a raateg by the weetri c1 ew alone tta|4aia< Cama aao to 3 tw»>*vn^jaih homa m \7 acre 1 ' V cue I it»i 17 Bandy MandiaCaraN URCHHOFI 8 A ttO t 801C U T IB • D 0 0DO 131 8957 17180*8 »•**• tael Pww m mm rev ••** i IrC v e v e w R v rw e M l 'U ova l Car Sales Outlet M F 9 • 9, SAT. 9 - 6 SUNDAY 12- 5 331-3837 jCocatcA O n Diistoric Sanford § ta jrs Property Managvmant A Realty, Inc. 101 W . First S tra ti, Sanford, F L 32771 s o L D (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -7 3 2 2 (B00) 348-8308 tiM.= j FA X (407) 322-0496 »reaa'awit REDUCED $6,000 $59,900!!! 2*1203 JBadroom. i bafft full reduced 11 lovWy homa loca!*d on a doubt lot F *ncod b * o yard 1 car g a'aje Wad lo •Ml carpal w fy hardwood fioora under naaYt N«w Parkay kRchsn floor A rpmod •ad baft C*rla f paklai STAIRS PROP. I REALTY 12) 7222 FRAME VERNACULAR BUNGALOW • M l,§00 • 206 72? Prp 1000 8 Unrqu* H t lor cat hom* ovvrlooA^Q p*AO*fJ pArk N *»'y rpnovA’ard *1 n»ghOorhood of raI lor ad NAloncsl home* Lkx.Ua a>m#r lot w ffi lot8 of room lor q prival* courtyard 2 b#d room. 1 baft P o u O M art *t» b U m a te 8R8C8 Ownar Enancod Haian S la in m -7 1 2 2 STAIRS PROP. A REALTY C O U N TR Y C O M FO R TS TbO ltfi 3 Bedroom ? i ? b a ^ full of •mbonoa Meprodudon of 1600 a tarns hOu M w >tna I Yw cx>mto» ta O* 8 nara home fhivacy tencard. acraerwd porch. Cuilom e n t o a treatm*n(a.na *rwd among*! rv^ge oak a & pnaa ! 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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 06, 1992; <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/572beac26f686e49184234b18f9d5fe1.pdf 9b10104559c3ef8fce09633d98fc578d PDF Text Text *M • iT n ■ULL2 S a n fo rd H e ra ld c S e rvin g Sanford, Lake M ary and Som lnole C o u n ty since 1908 84 th Year, No 167 - Sanford. Florida I S M Locals top art show INj ! PE_____________ Sun festival* Sunsaves saves festival; □ Sports event ends today “ Voodoo” helps Tribe S A N K O IU ) — A si-rli-s nl w rlrd events helped S rin ln o lr I Ill’ll School rem ain unlM-ntru in a rain-shortened gallic at Sem inole Field Frldav S e e P a g e IB □ People All monkey business S A N K O K I) — llcckv Nash. Senior Primate Keeper at the C'entral Florida Zm iloglral Park enjoy* her w ork with thr- u nlnm l*at the /on. hot It isa rh n llrn g r. See Page 5H □ Florida Longwood firm saves energy Sonny Punluil/er and a sm all new - nl Orlando «-ltV employees have 1leeII testing anil Installing nr retrnfi.ting Innovative equipm ent in p u h llr buildings and laellllles that has redneed the city's power hills I ruin 12 p e n c il I to 20 pel cent S e e P age 2A . By V I C K I D a S O R M IE R Herald Stall Writer S A N K O K I) th ou g h ll seemed that the Si J o h n 's K lv rr Fine A ils m id ( rails Show In Fl Mellon Park on Saturday would lie a repeat ul Iasi year's sliin n v show . cvi-iiliiaUy the sun dried and brightened the day. W illi the iiupinvcd eundllluns Martiza Filins' miMid also got heller Kllas and ihe SanlordSeminole A n Associmliin organized the show and was euneerned dial lln m ilersinnns would drive nwny I ii nh art 1st sa n d s|x-iliilnrs " I guess we prayed hard eno ug h ." she ringhc-d. basking In Ihe la ir allrrniH in still " T h i s Is iM-aullhil." Kesldeills ol Sanlord Fake M ary. l.ougw'iNMl and elsi w hen m Seminole C o m ity shared Ihe best ol show prizes In several categories along w llh a n Isis (m in uni side Ihe county 1 he show runtlniies lod.ii in Ihe park along Un­ shoes ol Fake Monroe on Ihe edge ol downtown. Th e day Saturday Ix-gan drearily, lull alter noon do- dreary gray that dup|>ed lazily across See A rt* . Pnge 5A M.i.kJ fsolo kr I. Hart tpaar Rain didn't slop many at the arts festival; they popped up umbrellas and kept going. □ Health and Fitness ‘Healthy Start’ for infants SAN F'O M I) — In an rlfnrl In rednee Infant rnortullly. a program entitled ' lle allh y Start w ill tx-gln III lioldslm rn S e e P a g e OA Lake Mary adds more new homes Maiden flight today BRIEFS Bike race planned for today SA N KO KI) — K a rr old this inornlng and get Into shape Th is morning nt o a in m the North Star llnslness Park, the Orlando Koad ( lull. In eonjiinetlon with tin illy nt Sanlord and the Greater Sanlord Chamber ol Commerce. Is s|Hinsortng a hleyele race they are calling the Natural Florida Crltrrhim B y N IC K P F E IF A U F Herald Stall Writer A ertleiiuin Is an m iem pat ked rare that Involves the eoiunnm tly npet iatots lit the nice hy allowing them In niter prizes, also railed "p rim e s '' lo the winners nl Individual laps d u rin g the race. The rinsed rotirse. wlileh Is less than one mile in tlrrum fcronrr. will he the Itxatlon ol six races litis morning, tanging hum It) to TO miles In length Th e fee Is 6M |ier rar e and registration Is hall an hour prior to each rare An additional 62 Insurance fee w ill hr-1 barged lor ■aril rider North Star lluslness I’atk Is located 12 miles east ol Interstate I on Stale Koad -Hi IFlrst Street I m Sanford Attempt to free antenna fails PASADKNA. * .«Iit lliMltn^ tn m iii Iiu I i I *11111 cooling III Hhatlr lias failed a^ain lo o|M*n ih r (i.ilile o s p a c e rra fI s s tu c k a n te n n a that threatens to cripple the $1 I inlllion mission to Ju p ite r. Radio signals indicated none ol the 11111 hrella sha|H d antenna's nhs » .one loose afirr the atilenna was sliadi d l»* hind the sp.u ictalt Tuesday and Wednesdas the del I’rnpnlslon L«d>nratot v s.nd in a M.ilt uu itl The antenna had lie* 11 uartnrd in smilii'lii I'eh 17 111 Kn^lruf is ho|>e repi atfd warming and ciMilin^i > 1 les u ill allow It to o | h ii It w III tie warmed up .main Man h 111-21. then 1 oolrd nil in Aptll The antenna dish tailed In lullv «i|K*il when its motor was hrst turned on last April I I Cialileo is si ■I led 11 led to tear h Jupiter tn OeteinlMr I1W5 and othll the planet lor two yearn If was Mip|M>*r<l to t.ikr 5<)tMX) pielort s Imi a smaller antenna will Is* ahle to transmit only alMint 2 .2 U ) pictures Cialileo was deployed from sp.u e slnitth Atl.intison <k t IN |«iH‘» H t f lld PftOlO by Tom m y VincoM Duane Wright (loll) and his lather Cecil have boon building this replica ol a Lafayette A v ia tio n p io n e e r ’s n a m e s a k e b u ild s a irp la n e fro m s c ra tc h By V I C K I DaS O R M IE R Herald Stall Writer S A N F O K I) W hile mostly cveiyinie els« m Sanford was sleeping Ihl* m orning. Cecil W right was lo In m aking a long, slow Jo n n irv dow i i l ' S H ighw ay 17-i)2 lo a le m o lr airfield m Dela-on Springs lln Volusia C o u n ly l where lie was lo have tested Ills w logs W llg lll and Ills soil. Duane, spent Ihe liellei pall nl Ihe last lew years enlislruellllg a seven eighths sr.de llUMlel ol a H i l l F a la v rlle F.scinhlllr. die F n Hell llghtei plane Used hv B u s in a s * ....... C ta sslllsd s.. . W AV BACK W HEN ........... OB ........... on .............70 E dit o ria l........ ........... 4 A ........... BA ........... 7 A ..130 ..... 70 W a a t h a r ................ ..... 2 A Sunny day forecasted S u n il) w iili >i high m the lower nos Norili w iiu l.il lO m p h F o r m o i l w a a th a r, P » b« 3 A See Plane, Page lO A Book reveals first militia I III Miff* you'll* Im I’lMilliii’ lo ifuu k 1 « . hi I |irtMtii< r .i «o liiin n u iih o iii n o iitiotitn ^ <l( . i i i i |i | liir tiil an il Itimrcl S a iilm il a llili ti Hutldv l..ikt I lilt lit* Iff < m l\ l)intii>ht III ill v a l lf ill loti a IxMik in th e S r in lo o le C oil Illy llK lo ili.il SiMtttV h liln a is I « n a ir il %oiitli of S a iito n l on I' S 17-112 III t t l i .i l t t a s n i n e lit. t U tility %old tnlk*» liotlie 1 lie tionk k l o reru n iii i*v ( our.i p e o n s ' Its lo im e r Klurtifla G overnor la Ro> C ollltK 1*14mIii4 e*l in 1*171 Iis < ' ii l e a l i e I 'u l> 11 %Ii r r * . I im I all.iliatMM*f it s a M i l m ol M ortri alMint turn, tto m r n t.im ilit* an il « si iils that If it an in ilelth lr m ark oil S r r S t r n t t r o m . I’ajjr 2 A llo m e i. Psge IO A ‘Right thing’ become costly By J . M AR K B A R F I E L D H e Hd Stall Wntor JULIAN STENSTROM Haa lth TF IIn sa a .. H o r o s c o p e .......... M o v l a t .................. ......7B ..... 9B . 5 70 A m e ite a lis Ih Ioic d ie A in e r le a n s o lllela lly •'iiii ie d W orld W ar I " It's gol a 2 2 font w in g sp a ll. W llg lll said ul d ie p la n e S o Ms not ex a ctly so m e th in g d ia l w ill g o M im ollci d g o in g d im u Ihe m a d " Ih tiHik d ie a iip la u e m i d ie road al I .10 tills in o iu m g in a n i-fTort In a v o id a n g e r in g P hi m a n y oth er m o to r ists w ith h is slow pai e II w e drive I i m i last w ith d ie p la n e." h e sa id Jokingly. II i m ild Imi m ile all Inn u I x lo t r w e arc i i a d y lor ll " I lie p la n e, lie sa id . Is a m ere 5 5 0 p o u n d s Sec C om p lltd from staff and wlra raportt INDEX Escodrtlle In their backyard They were to take It out lor Its hrst lest flight this morning I.A K E M AK V — An olh e r $1 m llllui’ plus w orlh nl new homes has I m - . - i i ajiptoved lit Fake Mary. It's Ih r v i ond enuseeiidve inolilh nl such grow III. According lii Fills Fong-Ahrains. adm liilslratlve seerelm y w llh die C lly ol Luke M ary. " T h e lolal value nl nine new homes lor whli h hulldlng permits have been Issord III February was 6 1 .1 2 9 .0 1 4 ." Ja n u a ry 's hgiue lot 11 new periods was over S I 2 m illion. Fake M ary's population doubled h u m 1980 in 1OIK), has not slopped grow ing C lly Planner Mall West reports a |Mipidadou ol 2.853 In HIM ). 5.029 In 1990, and a presr-nl esllm ale nl ti.223 " F ro m tills jh i Ii i I n il." he nhseived. "d ie grow th w ill depend uu die avallahlllly ul land w ithm the r lly for d rveliMipment. w hich Istapldly dlm m ish lng " Many ol die new homes are being |M-miltled for Meadow IliiMike. one ol the fastest g rim in g new lo in m u iiltle s m Fake M ary Th re e ul Ihe homes perm llled m February will he on Feslle Fane m die siilMlIvIsion, Meadow IliiMike s|Nikes|M-rson Asia SalttU.irsh said. We ll I m' applying Inr al least v -ve n more residential p e im lls during M a tch ." As ul the i iii I ol F'eh . I I permits have I m'c ii Issued lor dnarea. O llie r grow th areas ini lude Hills ol Fake Mary and Tlina e u a n. with two tiulldm g periulls taken out lor e.n h ol them (lin in g Fell T wo ul Ihe hiimes have also m rived permits lot sw im m in g p iM i l s . w hich adds anolher 629.200 lo the valur. Flies Indicate the Iasi nine the lolal value nl hiillitlng jn-n u lls Issued In a pailleul.il m oney has not exceeded S I m illion sini e Ju n e ol HUM) In all. only IK) building penults wi re lakcii m il d m m g Ihe enllre previous year One ro m u iflrla l building penult was taken mil III Fake M ary Iasi nionlll I he |m n u ll is Im a dlsenunl aillo parts stole al 115 Middle Slieet C lly I'lam iei Mall West expri Is eoillllierelal jx-n n lls lo merruse as die year |imgrrsM-s I he only tilings holding die S A N K O IU ) Pauline and K m lletli Snvilei I In ui^llt they writ* «l«*if11» the rii^lit tiling Its sreklnK em inlv approval lor their home (flay ra te Im stness lor aliout seven ni l^tilMirtiiMMl kills on l.akt A se illir l l i e y 'n fust n r l^ li li o t liom t kills s.itil K in tilth Sn\ tier We v r I m en keeping soldi ol I Ilf-lli slliee ilu s ttrte born lliil iiott he sa ys. S e m in o le C ounty tcriulatioiis have already tost them £250 atnl m av rrcjulre tin m to pav Ininilteils nt iloll.us more Am i. tlie ro m tiy mialit I m*tttona C o u n ty olfn tals on learning* Wednesday ol a 11V« sear old latt prohibiting lo u td irs and i tiles Irom I ill m k 111 home das « ate l»usines*e% In areas ttheii liom i s are allotted* I m-^.m an liisrsttaaiintt to deteruiliie tt I m O h i tin Snyders lees should I k returned to them I Ills is till* llfst one 1 \e tom e at ro ss said G lim s M a rk le s eotinty /onina loo rdina ior ll th« « mints altornes tom es and tells me 1 1f tiie c o u n t y a t ­ torney comes and tells me they don't need a special exception, I'll return their money, jp -G in n y Maikloy they tlnii'l need .t .| m-i i, i I ext epttun I II te lu ill Itielr llimiey ( m in t) A lln ru i v Ikili Mi Mill.in ..ild lie wm ild i i m art ll Ihe Issue II the euuilly uphnlils the te tp iltrin rlils the tlet tslail Itiay .tllrel .i Im iiiI M l m in t m ii h III tiuilie Iiiix IttesM-s i sta ir ..III* l.tl s-ilil W i titles da ) T h e Snydets ventured Ittlo the ipt.igm lle nl euuitly frgu la lloil mi a M iggrslim i It.>ui a stale heettsttig ntlli t.tl in gu in tin Sc 111 lim lr ( m inty l.tx Cutlet tnrs O llie r In nhlatti alt iH iu p .itiin i.il Incuse hit their in h tillir <la\ ta te h u s ln rs s lltat It.rlUM* wm ild i nst tin in 650. hut II im ild u l lx issued unless the tins) n e ss w a s prujM rlv zo n ed , th ey sa id th ey w ere Inllt Next tin Snyders went In Ih r ru u n tv ( tin .-tn I’l.iniilng Division w lien the) were mid lltr\ would iu-. il a s|x . t.tl exception' Inr Ihe business lintii tin- (m in t ) Iksitd ul Adjustm ent I h r Ice 6250 Wednesday em itiU l)evrlii|iinriu Kevlew C tntltnllter ttietnlirrs III review the s|x-t t.tl ext rp llo n trquest lllluritlril the Snyder* they m ay need a sprinkler system in ­ stalled in their diiuhl. wide trailer smith til tile Satllnrd .nipm t at 5-115 Fake A v r Ih e ) were alsu liilotm rd lliev m ay need Iru rltig In hi. h k Ih r i lilldreii s play at. a and a parking atea h m u tieighlHit s view A l e n t enttlil i list us a giMMl 61 0(H) 61 500 said 1‘a tillur Snyder "A splnklei system I don't i veil know alHiut that llnw i an you put a spillikin system m a iimbllr inline ' Ih r Suvihts VIV thrv tuakr hill, muiirv hum thru business whli h Ih rv du inur. as a s r r v lr r in nrlglitxiis than as a niuiiri making vru liio 1llt'V i halgr single patrols S r r C o s t l y . P a g r IOA �BA - Santord Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. March 0. 1992 Stenstrom— Coat I lined from P i ( c 1A Flor­ ida'■ highly Ini cresting history. It's not a alary about (’allIns’ IKillllcal carrrr. although lie's Involved In the final chapter dealing with the history of his fam ily home In Tallahassee known as “ The Grove." Collins was Florida's chief executive In thr 1950's. During his six years In office ih r Stale decided to build a new gover­ nor's mansion on Ih r site of thr old mansion. Collins movet^from the old mansion to hfs own home — “ Th e Grove." When the new mansion was completed Collins moved Into It. When Ills term expired he moved bark Into "T h e Grove" where he remained until he died In 1091. But he didn't leave "T h e Grove" even then. He’s burled In a cemetery on the estate among his forerun­ ners. Among the historical events relsted In his book la a yam about a world's heavyweight championship fight In 1B94 In Jacksonville. A few of you old timers might recall the rham plon at that time was James J . Corbett. Old timer and former sports edllor of Th e Charlotte Observer — George Touhy of Sanford will tell you Corbett was also know n as "G e n tle m a n J i m . " H is o p p o n e n t a n d c h a lle n g e r was the B ritis h champion. Charles Mitchell of England. What's all this got to do with Sanford? W ell. It's S u n d a y morning. You’re sillin' there at your breakfast table sipping' coffee and reading The Herald. So. keep your robe and slippers on and I'll tell you. Th e proposed fight, promoted by the Duval Athletic Club, was announced In October. 1893. It w a s to be h e ld a t th e Jacksonville Fairgrounds. Ja n. 25. IH94. From the day II was a n n o u n c e d the c itiz e n s of Jacksonville split Inlo almosi two equal factions. One hailed the proposed bout, the oilier deplored It. NEW S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O SS T H E S T A T E pitch ol healed dclllM-rnllons. II gol so volatile it was feared inatll.il law would have to hr drclarrd to uuitutnln law and order. In fact, to prevent hostile activities on the pari of Ih r two factions Ihr "Gale C lly Hides'' of Hanford w rrr alerted lo prr|>arr tn go to Jacksonville to Insure |trace would la- maintained Folks, this was the Ihsi I'd ever heard of the "Gale City Hlfles." Hanford was founded about 1870 and Incorporated In 1877. 1 did know thnl m lhai lime Sanford was oltrn referred to as "Th e Gale C lly " to Interior Florida. Henry Plant had built Ills railroad as far south as Hanford. And. slramboata laden with passengers and freight had final destinations fanher south than Sanford. Therefore. It's apparent that Hanford's firsi militia had to be formed some­ time between 1870 and 1894. Longwood firm saves energy ■ y IK E FLOR ES Associated Press Writer O HI.AN D O — Sonny Paiihol/er suddenly finds himself spending a lot of time talking lo people from ih r U S Navy ih r Postal Service. I fie stale energy office and other cities and rmiiillc* around the nallnn. Thr- reason Is that hr anti a small crew of Orlando rlly employees are actually doing wlral many ollirnr - in government agen­ cies. private corporations and numerous rnlrrprlscs in lielwrcn arc only miking about. Without farifrm-. or even much long-range planning, i lir y . have been tesilng and Installing or retrofitting Innovative equip­ ment 111 public buildings autl farllllles Dial has reduced the c it y 's power hills from 12 percent to2 0 percent. There has been substantial rrditcllou In water usage, loo The caret ul research and use of high-lech equipment through Ihe sllll modesl energy management program Implemented by the city’s Department of Public Works has stirred n iu rh Interval. A major reason for the blossoming program Is that iliueh til Ihe research and development, as well as Inslnllallon. Is carried out by Orlando-area companies working closely with clly employees. O n e o f th e c o m p a n ie s . C n n t ly iie Technology Ine. Is rapidly aequltlng nilllonal reputations lor Innovallvr work In Ihe energy management and eoqservallon Held C a n d y n e t b a s e d I if L o n g w o o d . m a n u fa c f u r r s m ic ro p ro c e s s o r-b a s e d energy-saving units that are hooked up lo air conditioning systems and healing systems, thermostats and grnrral-purpnsc electric motors used lit homes, commerce and Industry. Within the year, all of Orlando's fire slallons will hi- outfltlcd with Condync's (tower-slushing devices on air conditioning and electric motors, {'on dyne Technology Inc. claims energy savings of u p In 39 percent for Its energy-saving units, railed Conquest and Motordync. The Inventor of Ihe Cnndynr technology, Gary llcatli. says Ih r units monitor Incom­ ing electrical current, smooth it out, and eliminate thr unneeded, extreme highs and lows (fiat waste (tower. This stabilizes the efficiency of Ih r motor, lengthens Its lifetime and i-hinlttnles (tower wastage, lie said. Condync sells Its plug-lit units In retail markets lit homeowners and small busi­ nesses, Corulyne Is also cooperating with the Florida Energy Office, the U.H. Navy, the Postal Hervlce. public utilities In a halfd o z e n s ta te s a n d r e s t a u r a n t a n d sujK-rtuurket chains In usagr-lesilng of Its technology, said Executive Vice President Etl llaversal. The opposition to the fight even sought ai court t Injunction to rcvcnl ihe affair from being eld. T b c allempl failed when the court decided Ihcre were no slate statutes or local ordinances pertaining lo such no arilvlty. New shuttle now closer to launch K January 25th arrived. Tickets for Ihe 2 o'rlock afternoon bout wenl for 1 10 (jusl to get Into tile F a irg ro u n d s ) a n d $25 (for ringside seats). Betting was extremely hravy. a I can't recall Sanford or Semi­ nole County ever having an "athletic club” such as the one In Duval. Bui I can tell you there was a Lake Monroe Athletic Club. Not only did It sponsor sporting events. II promoled ail annual luiby ronlrst. I know It lo be true hreausr In 1921. I was named " Baby-of -The-Year'' nnd I've got a certificate lo provr II. Thellcm ld. In Its 1977 ernlrnnlnl edition, ran m y foihy photo! T o make a long story short. Ihr (Igbl wenl oil as promoled. C orbrll knocked out M ltrlirll In Ih r th ird round. W hen Ih r challenger was revived Sheriff Duval County Sheriff Napoleon Broward arrrstrd Ixilh lighters. Bonaparte Broward (a fu lu rr Each posted bonds and left Florida governor) was told lo town. C o r b r l l r e t u r n e d lo "resist with force” any allempl b y a n y o n e . In c lu d in g t h r J a c k s o n v ille the fo llo w in g fighters, to even enter the Fair­ mnnlli for Irlttl. A Jury of four grounds on Jan. 25. That order whites and two blacks brought came from then Florida Gover­ In a verdict of "not guilty." nor Henry L. Mitchell (no rela­ Since "Gentlem an J i m " had been exonerated, the charges tion lo challenger Charles Mil chelll. He said’th a t!* the fight against MMehtll w rrr dropped, was held nm*e— Tfxpotf»1bte**Hev«l -a lr e a d y r e l u m e d to w o u ld " s u f f e r the r o n s c - England.anyway. Before be dint. Collins wrote: quences. "Folks today are subjected lo T h r proposed fight, promoted more violence In a 30-sccond by the Duval Athletic Club, was rom m rrrtal ahoul add Indiges­ announced In October. 1893. It tion Ilian wlmt wenl on In w a s to be h e ld a t t h e Jacksonville that 25th day of Jacksonville Fairgrounds. Jan. January. 1894." 25, 1894. From the day It was T h e outcom e of the flghl a n n o u n c e d the c lllz e n s of turned nut lo Is- secondary to Jacksonville split Into almost the potentially volatile situation two equal factions. One hailed that existed In Jacksonville prior the proposed bout, thr olh rr to the contest. deplored II. Finally, dltl the "Gale Clly Duval County Hhrrtlf Napoleon Hlfles" ol Sanford ever go to Bonaparte Broward la fu lu rr Jacksonville? Collins didn't say In Ills Issik Florida governor | was lold to "resist with force” uny attempt one way or the other. My friend. b y a n y o n e . I n c lu d in g the Lake, doesn't know. I haven't fighters, lo even enter the Fair­ asked him lint t il wager old sports editor T o u h y doesn't grounds on January 25. That order came (m m then Florida know, either. By Ihe way. "Forerunners Governor Henry L . M lirhrll (no relation lo challenger Charles Courageous" ts nut only avail M l(rhrll). H r said that If thr fight able at Ihr County's llislurlc.il was held those responsible Society. Ihrre's a copy at the w o u ld " s u f f r r t h r c o n s e ­ C ounty library in downtown Sanford. I don't know It the quences.” G e ne ra l Sa nford L ib ra ry A T h r verbal buttle between Museum bus one or not. II not. those for the flghl slid those perhaps (oiks tllrrr will arrange against II gradually rrachrd a log rt one. ByMARCIA DUNN AP Aerospace Writer C A I 'E C A N A V E R A L H u ndrrds of Kennedy Spare Center workers cheered and snapprd plrturrs Saturday as N A SA ’s new shuttle. Endeavour, rm rrg rd from th r hangar qnd moved a step closer to Its first liftoff. The shuttle Is scheduled lo llfl off on a oalclltlr-rrpalr mission In early May. T h r wceklong flight will he highlighted by three spacewalks. Asim nnuls will go oul lo allach a motor lu a c o n im u n le a l to n s s a t e llit e stranded In a uselessly low orbit, and twice more lo practice spacrwnlklng techniques. Th e shiny white and black sp a c e sh ip w as tra n sp o rte d slowly from the hangar to the Vehicle Assembly Building Just o few hundred yards away. A recording of Kale Smith singing "God Bless A m rrlra " boomed limn louds|>eakrrs. New judges sworn Endrqvour. N ASA's $2 billion rrplucrmenl for Challenger, will n|>rnd ahoul a week In tlir giant assembly building. Workers will nttrtiffviwln solid rbrkrl hoosirrsl rrn al tori tnttk Incite nr burr, then lrans|K>ii ih r shut llr lo Ihr launch pad Seminole County's newest fudges, circuit Judge Wallace H. Hall, and county Judge Matlene M. Alva, took ihelr oath ol office and were presented with their robes and gavels Friday attemoon. Clarence T. Johnson, Jr., ‘Circuit " Judge ol Ihe IBth Judicial Circuit, top pnoto, loft, swears Judge Hall In lo office. Judge Alva, flghl. also look tho oath. Hall will (III a vacancy created Dec 31 following (ho retirement ol circuit Judge Joseph Davis, a 12-year veteran. Alva replaced county Judge Harold Johnson who died In Novcrnbor of colon cancer. Alva will assume her duties Monday Hall doesn't anticipate changing benches until early April. Endeavour arrived at Kennedy lust May from Kockwrll Interimllnnal's shuttle assembly plant III Palmdale, Calif. T h r ship llllrd Ih r gap left by Challenger, which exploded shortly alter liftoff In January 1980, killing all sovrn alxiard. Endeavour Is named alter the brst ship commanded by James Cook, an I Kill century Hr Irish e xplorer; hence llir B ritish spelling of the name. H ffttl Photo* by f Mart Spo« State helps to pay for new Space Coast attraction Associated Froas CAPE CAN AVER AL The stair lias agreed lo help llnancr a $10 million a llra iilo n tie dlcatcd In tin- Apollo lunar program at the Kennedy Space Ccitlcr. The Apollo Saturn 5 Center planned in tin* shallows ol lire 52 s lo tv V e h icle A sse m b ly Building would house a Saturn 5 rocket. Apollo capsule, lunar lander and launch control center tiring room The renter will lie a regular slop on bus tours ul spaceport USA. lire main tourist attrarilou at lln space center The state said Friday ll would s rtl $27 m illio n In bonds through Us Spucr|H>rt Florida A u t h o r i t y , a sta le a g e n c y created In lure spare-related b u s i n e s s to F l o r i d a a n d aiilbort/ed lo Issue builds lor Its projects T W Hrrrruttonal Services Ine., which operatm the Spaceport USA visitor renter, will be responsible lor prujrrl managem rn l and npcrattmis Eddie Harrison, spokesman lot llir visitors e rnlrr. said the slate Ixmd guarantee would rnablr NASA to build thr attraction much more quickly. "It's going to s(>rrd up the process ol building this center by lour or Dvr years," be said. "Without the assistance from S|>aerport Florida, we probably wouldn't tte able In gel slartrd until 1997.” TH E W EA TH ER Sunday. March 0. 1992 voi 04. no tor |LOCAL POINTCAST aSMsSsS OaSv anS SwnUaf SsuaSav t ) Ths Santa'S V Ins M S N ria n c S S v s .S i ns. u r n I l c i nS Class N < m P**S M SantacS. .tartan anS aSSStartW mas mg PO S nS A BTtS SsnS i IS T H t SANZONO MB *410. S O Baa tM T . Santa'S. H U 7 T M M 7 t uSat rtaOmi Salsa [OaSi * SunSsv) Hams M to a n 4 MsM I Ma'am SU M . sis oo i n oo S Mantas 1Vast___ ri>ns« BaatSawu must gar r x u m las In aSSatan la Id a s i k s a Today: Sunny. High III llir lower 80s North wind lO nipli Tonlglil: Fair except |tulehy lair night fog. laiws to the tmd lo upper IKK Monday Partly sunny. High In Ih r upprr 7(K al llir euasl lo llir lower 80s Inland Exie tid e d forecast: P a rtly clmuly and warm lliim igli Ihe |w rli«i A slight chance ol alletn o u n s h o w e rs and t h u n ­ derstorms Wednesday laiws in llir mill to uppi j tills lllghs 111 Ihr lower loilllil N h p*ans (Mr) r u n it LOTT1BY MIAMI * Hare are the winning numbers sslocled Saturday in the Florida Lottery: Cash 3 7-0*6 a -T -3 * j .2 1 Km Pummel Mary. 1 7 4 1 . lo n lo tN • M1-7BOO M# •» 4 U lftM HI j Ml 2 » t JD* il$l(0*l0 indif *m pro*tour* dOyl ' -----------SUNDAY S u n n y 8 2 -6 5 M ONDAY P tly c ld y 8 2 -6 5 TU ES D A Y P tly c ld y 82-65 fr --------------- W EDNESDAY P t ly c ld y 8 2 -6 5 T '-s ^ TH U R S D A Y P t ly c ld y 8 2 -6 5 titgh m<ndO stm if M low to • p ffl E I t Hi U Pr* Clly Anchor#** 1? 12 Att*ft»« n tf or Atlwfrc C >*7 u 47 ss H*'’lirr>04* * 4) 42 Rilling* Of IS S3 H rm ioghsm n SJ Btimorc* 40 33 01 Bfl w MOON PHASES NEW Feb. 3 O FU LL Feb. 18 3 F IR S T Feb. I I €) LAST Feb. 29 BEACH CONDITIONS D aytons Beach: M ates a ir F la y 4 F ta ta s y a * 1*13-37. j FLORIDA TEMPS NATIONAL ■X TSN D K D O U TLO O K one lo tw o I n 4 with a slight chop l i m e m Is to ihe n o ilh with a water Irn ip rra tu rr ol liu degrees New Sm yrn a H ei.rh: Wave* are I wo lo three tret with a slight chop C u rrrn i is to Ihe noilh with a water liiiip rra tiu c ol •*>* ilrglces TIDES SUNDAY: S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. 7:45 a ro 8: |5 p to . Ma| 1:35 a m „ 2 on p m T I D E S : D a y to n s Beach; highs 1004 a in.. 10 :«:« p in lows. I 04 -i m . 4 04 p ill New S m y rn a Beach; highs 1009 a ill.. Ill :1H (i i i i . lows. 109 -i to I 09 p in Cocoa Beach: highs lo 24 a in . in 5.1 p m : lows 4 24 a m I 24 p in BOATING St. A a g u slln c lo J u p ite r Intel Today Wind norlii Hi knots S - a* 2 lo t Bay and inland walrrs a light i lio|* I oiuglii Mind notlitrasl in knots Seas 2 led and higher In the gull si ream Bay and Inland waters a light i hop STATISTICS_________ The Iru ip c ia lm r al li p til Saturday was 75 degm-s and Salurday's early illuming low was 1*4. as leioided by llir National Wcalber Service al Bie Orlando lillc m a llim .il A ll |h iii Ollier Weather Service data S a tu rd a y 's h ig h ................ S3 B a rom e tric p re s su re .2 9 ,98 Relative H u m id ity ....84 pci W in d s................ South S mph R a in fa ll............................ 0 in. T o d a y 's sunset.....6 :3 0 p.m . 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March S. I90P • 3A Opening of bridge over 1-4 in Lake Mary delayed D.mny Mathis. 22. 107 Seminole Gardrns Apartments. Sanford, v is served with a warrant on Thursday at the John E Polk Correctional Facility. H r was charged with violating the termsof his probation on burglary rhnrges. • Kardrll Vernon Slater. 25. 1201 w . 11th St.. Sanford, was served with a warrant near Lake Monroe Terrace on charges of violating the terms of his probation In the case of ballcry during lhe commission of a burglary on a dwelling He Is lielng held without bond at the Jo hn E. Polk Correctional Facility. • Thallas Jerome Inman. 21. 1016 Olive Ave.. Sanford, was served with a warrant on Thursday at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. He was charged with violating the terms of Ids prob.ition on charges ol driving with a suspended drivers license. H r Is lielng held on >500 bond. • Thom as Joseph Cnirlne. 20, 2540 Mellonvllle Ave,, Sanford, was served with a warrant at Ihr John E. Polk Correctional Facility on Thursday. He was charged with failure to appear In court on charges of driving with a suspended license. I le was held In lieu of >500 bond. • Ilrucc George Mason. 40. 938 Framingham C L . Lake M iry , was served with a warrant at thr John E. Polk Correctional Facility on Frlily. He was chargrd with violating the terms ol his probation on charges ol obtaining property with a worthless check. He Is lielng held without bond. • William Horace G uy. 33. 109 Castle Brewer Ct.. Sunlord was served with a warrant at his home on Thursday. He was cliargrd with violating Ih r terms of his probation on charges of possession of a controlled substance. He Is lielng held at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility on > 1.500 bond. POLICE BRIEFS Encounter brings lewd charge Caamtr Edward Knon, 55. 2659 Magnolia Ave.. Sanford wan charged with assignation to commit a lewd acl when hr was arrested at Hlg T ir e Park on Thursday. Police said he proposed that he and a male undercover pollrr ofTIccr engage In sexual activity In the park. H r was transported to the Jo h n E. Polk Correct Ion aI Facility and held In lieu o r>100 bond. Charges of lewd activity made Philip Charles Stanley III. 39. of 1720 Ueacon Or.. Sanford, was charged with assignation to commit a lewd net when lie was arrested on Friday at the Seminole County Environmental Center. Police said that he proposed that he and a male undercover police officer engage In sexual activity In the park. He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held In lieu of >100 band. Warrant arrests • Wlllease Annette Brown, 33. HI4 Elm . Sanford, was served with warrants at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility on Thursday, She was wanted on charges of battery on a law enforcement officer and rrslstlng nrrrsl with violence. She Is being held on un additional >3.000 bond. • Ulesey C. O'Neal. 20. 2017 18th St,. Sanford, was served with a warrant near his home on Thursday for (allurr to appear In rourt on rhnrges of driving with a suspended drivers license, lie was also chargrd with displaying an allerrd temporary auto tag. fur driving while Ills licenses Is suspended anti for driving without a license. He Is being held on >2.600 bond. • Iflcky Klcard Knight. 26. 808 Hay Ave.. Sunlord. was served on Thursday with a warrant charging him with falling to pay fines and failure to appear In court on those charges lie Is at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility on unrelated charges. He Is !>rmg held In lieu of >200 cash on the new charges. • Jermaine Seymore, 19. 117 Hughes Ave.. Sanford, was served with srvrrul warrants at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility on Thursday. He Is chargrd with violating Ills probation on charges of burglary, of dealing In stolen pro|ierty. of burglary to a structure, of burglary to a dwelling, of u ’ trrlug a forgery, of grand theft and of grand theft auto. • Edward Alexander Thom as. 21. 1807 Dixie Way. Sanford, was served with a warrant at his home on Friday, lie was charged with grand theft. He Is being held without bond at the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facility unlll alter Ills llrsl appearance In court. Bond will then beset at >1.500. LA K E M ARY — The opening of the new Interslalr 4 Inlrrehange al laikr Mary Boulevard has been delayrd Belly Hardy, spokesman for Reynolds. Sm llh and Hills, said Friday thr plaim rd Mareh 9 (>|ienliig of the >7 million in. Irrrhange had lo lie delayed unlll Ih r end of Mils week due lo r e r r iil rains w h ich delayed completion of Hie project. Hardy said the o|iciilng Is tentatively set for Friday morning Hardy said the rains last week slo w e d i h r p a v in g of the southern span of the nlne-lanr bridge. East- and west hound traffic on Lake Mary Boulevard now share the northern span which w ill soon ca rry only westbound traffic. Hoad construction crews will close single lanrs for Ixitli ra st­ and westbound 1-4 traffic to­ night. A llrrn a lr Inside amt out­ side lanes for westbound trallic will lie closed between 9 p m tonight and 6 a m Monday m orning. Alternate lanes lor rastbound trallic will lie rinsed d u rin g Ih r same tim e, said Hardy. lame closures will also occur Monday night between 9 p in and 6n.ni. Tuesday, shr said JosnnsiASVtGuixnHi MARCH M •11 - IM GHTB /> DAY8 R/T AIR. UMON PLAZA HOTEL • MEALS, > HOTEL BONUS FEATURES. ALL AIRPORT TRANSFERS. TAX > TIPS Onat Rsl»: MW JO PIP Twin H n evr t otw (407) 574-1777 Traffic violations bring arrest William Lewis Brooks. Jr .. 19, 1802 Washington Ave,, Sanford, was charged with driving with a suspended licences when lie was arrested on Friday, lie was also charged with speeding. lie is being held ill lieu of >1IX) I k iik I. USA Landcruises plus Canada & Mexico Drug charges filed Enjoy tho comfort, conventsres sod valua ol scums on land YouX know tbs total cost ol your vacation -jrt buloro you go A flrtl-dati vacation wifi selected -t* hotels that you ! only Vid at a higher puce tag In other operatort'program. And youX parlance tho joy ol mooting, and trawling wtth, many d m and mtorottng pooptel Some Eiamplet below: Canadian flockiea, SeattU. Banff Jasper, Vancouver, Yxtorta___ ..Tour AB C . - 9 day. s t a r t e d . t t O T M H M Matico Cay. Guanajuato. Acapulco ..Tour A G U . 9 dayt s t a r t e d . __ >1058 Oihu, Maul. Kona. Kauai, induing aa bom lha Watt Coast______ . Tour EXK... 13 day* started _ *2079-92205 New York. Niagara. Toronto, Onawa. Montreal. Laueriian*. 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Hoala, Etacwdv* Editor Laura Boston, Advertising Diraclor Sim scitim O N RATE; 3 Month*............................ 110.80 (I Month*..................................030.00 I Year.......................................178.00 Florida RaaManta mual pay 7% la in la* In addition la rata* *bo«*. E D IT O R IA L S Human toll P a rtly because the Reagan adm inistration sq u a nde ideire d so m u c h m o n e y d u rin g the 1080s, an enorm ou s stack o r unpaid bills has piled u p on the doorstep of the A m e rica n taxpayer. A n d because the bills a rrived at about the sam e tim e as the collapse of Soviet c o m m u n is m , cash to pay the debts Is being taken from the Defense D epartm ent budget. T h is m akes sense, a n d in fact Is overdue. B u t Congress a n d the adm inistration c a n 't s im p ly slash m tllla ry spending. T h e consequences, e sp e c ia lly the h u m a n Im p a c t, m u s t be recognized and dealt w ith . T h e Pentagon w ants to cut 9 5 0 billion from m ilita ry spending from 1992 th ro u g h 1997. b u t so m e la w m a k e rs a n d In d e p e n d e n t analysts seek m u c h deeper reductions. Sen. S a m N u n n . D -G a .. c h a irm a n of the A rm e d Services C om m ittee, predicts that B y 1996 the cuts w ill cost the Jobs of m o re th a n 2 m illion personnel a n d em ployees of defense Industries. T h e ir pain w ill be as real ns tha t of (he unem ployed au to w o rke r o r waitress, a nd the governm ent cannot In good conscience be oblivious to this h u m a n dim e n sio n of Its actions. H ut h ow to soften the Im pact? N u n n has . rv r r a l suggestions. F o r e xam ple, he th in k s m ilita ry personnel o u g h t to be g iv e n leaves of absence d u rin g their last y e a r of service so Ih cy can learn skills that m ig h t la nd the m Jobs In civilia n life. T h a t m akes m o re sense than for them to be d o in g m a k e -w o rk In uniform u n til their severance. O th e r Ideas being floated a re n 't so good — for e xa m p le , the n o tio n that co m p a nie s ' m a k in g m ilita ry w idgets should be given go ve rnm e nt contracts to tu rn ou t civilia n gadgets Instead. T h is approach defeats the chief purpose of m ilita ry cutbacks: sa ving m o n e y. A s a practical political m a tte r It w ill be h a rd (o m u ste r support for the needed m ilita ry cuts If w a ys aren't found to cushion the blow of u n e m p lo ym e n t. W h ile m a n y m e n and w om en In uniform do n't have skills that civilian e m plo yers ca n re adily use, the y often have traits em ployers crave: m a tu rity , dis­ cipline and a w illingness to sacrifice. T h a t 's a good place to start. A federal case Congress threatens to choke the federal co urts b y m a king a federal case out of all kinds of things. T h re e Justices have raised w a rn in g s. Ju s tice Sa n d ra D a y O 'C o n n o r told a H ouse A p propriations subcom m ittee, w h ic h controls the c o u rts ' bu dge t, th a t m a k in g federal orfenses out of w hat already ate state Crim ea w ill have a bad effect on the court system as a whole. Ju s tic e A n lu n in Sea Ila called for exercising discipline In creating federal c iv il a n d c r im i­ nal causes of action. H e told the panel federal courts cannot be tu rn e d Into police co urts. ‘ S p ru k in g before the A m e rica n B a r A ssocia­ tion In Dallas. C h ie f Ju s tic e W illia m R e h n qu 1st w arned against tw o p e n d in g bills, w h ic h lie- ituld w o uld add to the Ja m m in g of the courts. O n e w o uld open the federal co u rts to w o m e n w h o are alleged v ic tim s o f sex u lm s c .Th e other w ould m a ke a federal c rim e of every crim e co m m itte d w ith a firearm . C a n 't the authors of su ch b ills see tha t th e y are going to extrem es? T h e three Justices can. A n d If Congress doesn't listen, a n d conges­ tion In the federal co urts worsens, the natio n can cxpccl u plague o f cases in w h ic h Justice delayed Injustice defeated. W hat next? F B I agents assigned to direct ira d lc und Issue overtim e p a rk in g tickets a n d federal trials for the accused? Berry's World T elevisio n and yo u th fu l learning Human behavior is unpredictable In some Instances because of the different ways Individu­ als respond to positive and negative stimuli. A person's response repertoire Is Individualistic and conditioned by prior experiences. Th e television as a medium Tor shaping values and actions has been presented as the villain In many rmirtrooms In this land. Defense attorneys have suggested that television programming played a critical role In their particular client*! behavior. It la estimated that most Americans own television sets even In homes where there to an absence of Indoor plumbing. It to also estimated that Americans of all ages spend an Inordinate * o f --------amount- of*"time ‘In front offtheir television set Because of the difficulty In specifically correlating deviant behavior to a television show. ole psychologists speak in generalities about the televtolon and lla Impact upon behavior. As an Individual grows and matures there ore multiple factors that Influence development. Normally the family, the people living In hia Immediate household, are the prim ary Inculcatora of societal mores. T h e ir function to to prepare the young child for his entry Into the wider society l.c. pre-school and kindergarten. These families are expected to teach children values and ways of behaving that arc socially appropriate. Th e reality for many children to that the televtolon set becomes a surrogate mother, dating from early childhood. Whether mothers LURLENE SWEETING are employed or not. multitudes of children are spending precious hours gazing Into television --------- problems ** ■ *i television arrogate sets.'TTie with televtolon as a aur mother are legend. First and foremost the: child chi to deprived of dialogue when televiewing. There are no questions and answers so characteristic of two-year-olds. Dialogue enhances conversational and thinking skills. Hours spent with the child as a passive participant doesn't enhance develop­ ment In this area. Televtolon programming la a dimension that requires careful scrutiny In determining which programs will facilitate the values and behaviors that parents are endeavoring to tnatlll. Children left lo selecting their own television programs are placed In Jeopardy of seeing a kaleidoscope of violent and sexually explicit offerings without any discussion of the negatives associated with them. The y see people constantly killing people without reason or remorse. The y view sexual encounters that display no valuing of Individuals and devoid of any commitment. Children are like sponges and unconsciously m sy absorb a great percentage of what they view In the absence of parental Instruction and discussion. The y may emulate the characters they have viewed In relating to others. Th e first line of defense against televtolon programs that leave much to be desired to the family. Families need to establish dear rules about television viewing. Types of programs and the length of time to schedule for televiewing should be thoroughly discussed. Televtolon on school nights to questionable. Children need time for homework, to prepare for the next day and for adequate rest and some physical activity. Reading for fun and talking with parents about what to being read to more rewarding. LE TTE R S T O EDITO R Letters lo the editor are welcome. All lellrrs must tie signed. Include (lie nddress of the writer and a daytime Irlcphone number. Letters should be on a single subject and be us brief as possible. The toller* are subject to editing. JA C K ANPERSON VP on campaign trail untethered "Next wssk on 'LHeetytae of tho Rloh oral Famous'.. . William Aramony, ha ad of ttta UNIT10 WAAAAYYY1" ELLEN G O ODM AN Some Democrats talk issues BOSTON — Paul Taongaa take* some getting used to. There to his name. Tsongas. aa In the poster at a New Hampshire pool: "Tsw lm m er* for Tsongas” . There to his humor. It runs (lie gamut from droll to dry to w ry. There la also his appearance. Dour. And hto defining, life-changing experience. Cancer. Then there to tilsi prescription to cure the prescript!) e conom y. It sounds like the econom ic equivalent of a bone-marrow transplant. Pretty grim. Great If It works. Th e people of New Hampshire had the time to get used lo the m an from L o w e ll. Massachusetts. The y got over the slight speech Impediment and the gray affect and the Specdo swimsuit. Somewhere along the line they stopped thinking of him as another Greek front Massachusetts. He became the plain, direct, straight-ahead guy who aald, clearly, what waa wrong and said, clearly, what he would do about H. Again and again. H r convinced the voters that he waan't Santa Claus and might not be a star, but he knew what he waa talking about. Thto momlng-aftcr-thr-electlon-nlghl-bcfore. some will tell you that Tsongas won because New England ta hto turf. Local boy make* good. Some will tell you that h r didn't win. Clinton lost. T o Ucnnlfer. to the draft board, to the media. O r maybe thcy'sll say that Clinton won because h r survived. Some will tell you that Tsongas to Just "Th e Green R o om ." the watting room of the Democratic primary. A sale place ito put your vote until the real star of the party takes the stage. Some will trll you that he'll have hto slightly balding head handed to him In the South and the West. That he Isn't much for pressing the flesh and has a bit too much arrogance and loo little cash. And there to some truth In all of thto. But sitting here on the New Hampshire border watching thto primary unfold over weeks and months. In ads and debates. In the marathon testing of men and messages ii looks Ukr Tsongas took hold (or one reason. H r was the one D rm orral who said best whal profile know In their gut. The whole world to changing under our feet; we better atari catching up. Credit Fat Buchanan for the moat-effective Bush trashing Bui I lie Democrats In New Hampshire were sending a message as well: George Bush to history. Not In the grotesque Arnold Schwarzenegger sense or the word — “ Hasta la vista, baby." Bush to history In the literal sense. World War tl. The Cold War. The Eighties. I No bragging about how we won the Cold W ar. no rousing choruses of "We're number one." not even a replay of the Iraqi desert song can change reality. There to a strong sense across the country that as the world changes, we are mired in a backwater of nostalgia and economic decay. Thto to our first post-Cold War election and the atmosphere here to not unlike England In 1946 when the people turned out Churchill. Thank you very much. air. and good-bye. "People want the truth and I am giving It to t h e m ." said Tsongas. Hum ility to not the strong suit of t h is s rlf -d e c ls re d I ruth-teller. But clari­ t y la . A n d b o la p e r a t a l e n c c . He doggedly presented himself as the "pro-business liberal" of­ f e r i n g p a in a n d perestroika and a pamphlet of econom­ ic Ideas. Somewhere In New f Voter* are H a m p s h ir e Bob looking for the K e r r e y 's p e rso n a gu y w ho can blurred around the gel them out edges and Tom of the rut. J liar kin played to the past and J e rry Brown became aa Jarring as an BOO number on automatic re-dtol. What brought the former senator lo the front of the park was hto ability to slate the problem and offer a plan. And what stooped Bill charm Clinton's slide Into oblivion was not htoi clt or even hto cool under (Ire. It was persistent and confident answers lo question after question about whal we should do. Thto campaign may degenerate Into sound­ bites and bark-bltlng. By September we may be bark lo red. white and blue. What to worth noting to Itial the campaign began In New Hampshire with voters looking for the guy who ra n trll them how to get out of the nit. The y want lo know whal happens next. It's that old and that fresh.. Th e first round went lo T rlltz r n s for Tsongas. The message to that we’re gelling serious — at last. v ‘ ■ ■ I ttm - mm v*-7-’ flA T*- W A S H IN G T O N Vice President Dan Quayle. who was kept on a light leash in the 1988 presidential campaign, ha* wandered out of the White House and Into the campaign fray thto time. Hto handlers ate at a loss to tell him what to do. and Ihe Bush campaign to In auch disarray that no one tuts time lo reel him back In. Th e marching or­ ders that beat' d r s c r ib e Q u a y le 's campaign role arc. " Y o u 'r e on y o u r o w n." T h e R e p u b lic a n h e a vyw e ig hts who would be In Ihe best position lo help prep and protect Quay! ylc In t h is c a m p a ig n ' — Secretary of Slate Jim Baker. Secretary o f D e f e n a c D ic k Cheney and Housing Secretary Jack Kemp Kem p and — are them selves Chaney art) p re o c c u p ie d w ith low-key about jockeying lor a place their political against him In the am bitions. ■ 1996 race. And If the C truth be told, their own fortunes arc enhanced each time Quayle does something unprcstdentlal. Kei temp and Cheney are low-key about their political ambition* and how they intend to achieve them, but Jim Baker. Ihe Texas Richelieu, to not above a tittle palace intrigue. Baker I* crucial to the Bush re-election, but he see* no percentage In helping Quayle look good now. When Baker to being kind, he calls Quayle a "lightweight." Hto (ailing out wtth Marilyn Quayle. who has grown fend of the title "First Lady T o Be." to already graffiti material on Washington wails. The re to no question that Quayle Is definitely out of the nest this lime. Out did he Jum p or was he pushed? Some conservative advisers say ihcy set Quayle loose to get him out of their hair. Others say Quayle struck out on hto own. and hto handlers ore at a loss to make him understand the seriousness of the situation he to facing this time out. A member of the GOP rt-election team told ua in frustration that Quayle thinks thto election will be a cakewalk compared to Ihe last, when he was the butt of Johnny Carson Jokes. One member or the Republican Na­ tional Campaign Committee says Quayle feels "Invincible." thanks lo a positive profile or him by Th e Washington Post. The newspaper put Its top political and Investigative reportera on Quayle and came up w llh nothing more sinister In hto character than political ambition. "Th a t series gave him new con­ fidence In himself, and he really recto he will shine on Ihe campaign trail Ihto year." Ihe G O P source told us. If Quayle to going lo shine. II won't be because he gets any coaching from the Bush re-election team because no one knows who to In charge of the campaign. Since Ihe death of Lee Atwater last year, no one has emerged with Ihe ability and the willingness to exercise leadership. One GOP strategist says that within Ihe irolka managing Bush's campaign, Robert Teeter ha* the best political instincts, but hates to lik e charge; Fred Maiek wants to lake over, but hto tnallnrta are terrible; and Hobcri Moabachcr waul* lo have something more than a ceremonial role, but no one at the W hile llouie to willing to give him whal he wanta. Meanwhile. Quayle to setting hto own [ends. Whose Idea was It lo go forth? "Th e AC** vice president's, absolutely." one of hto aides (old us. "H e has no Illusions about 1992." Some GOP leaders think otherwise. In a rr-rlectlon campaign, the president ha* to keep above the fray and the vice president's job to to be point man and take the hits. Although Quayle recently made three forceful appearances. GOP analysts say that he to not ready for a debale He still loses hto cool when confronted with lough qurstlon* from the press ■ * �Sanford Mould. Sonford, Florida - Sunday, March 8. ltK)2 - ( A Arts- Beat of show UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION C ontinued from Page 1A said, “ but I think the weather the landscape gave way to had a lot lo do wllli people's vibrant blues and cheery puffa of mood. It'll be better tomorrow (Sunday)." while. Ellas said that the fesilval " T h is Is absolutely perfect weather fot an art show." said organlrera had made an attempt Kali Kendrata of Sanford. " I go lo ensure that the artwork was of lo a lot of art shows around the a higher eallbre than In past area and I really love this one. I years. would be real disappointed If Singers from the Oreal Am eri­ people would have to miss this can Slng-a-Long of Sanford had ticca use of the weather." hern scheduled lo entertain at Kcndrala said that she did not the show, bul did not set up on rom e to spend m oney, but Saturday due to I he Inclement rather to take In the beauty of weather. The y have promised to the artwork. e n t e r t a in t o d a y , w e a t h e r "It's really fine art tills year." permuting. she said. "It's not a simple craft "I think we should do much show." better Sunday." Ellas promised. Steve Ruddy, whose designs Gary Monroe, a contemporary and jewelry In titanium ranged photographer at Daytona Reach In price from $25 to more than Com m unity College and Gary $100 said he had not sold much, Holding, director of the Duncan but had had many who had Gallery of Art at Stetson Univer­ come lo admire his work. sity were charged with selecting "T h is Is supposed lo be a the best works at the show on money m aking venture." he Saturday. • B*tt at Wafer Color i u h prliol Am i * Chon et WMifer Spring! • Sort *1 Otlt and A crylk l I D S p rln ll RKhord M*fTl!*n*t T ItwirMfe • S*tl *t Graphict. OrMatngi and Pattat! ( SIM pro* 11 Satty* daagaai a4 LaA* Marr a Bait at Scatptvu (U M p r i m : Saggy Bonk t Otfe of Oranga City g Bait at Clay ISAM prltalr Vicky L>l«*o<! *t Allamonla spring! • Sait ot Crattt (SIM p rin t: Don Slogan ol Laka Alary A north at Marti H IM p rln la aachl m prgiantad to Jim Koavgnta *1 Ovtada [wafer cotort: O Troy Say at laniard falls and acrylkl; Aihby Janat at Sanlord tatli and •crylkl; trad W. Taylor *1 tantard [graph k i, drawtngi and aaifetll: Tarry Arddfe Corcoran at LanffeOod tfraphkl. and patloti I: Jim Brock ot P MrIda fcrafts) j Sfera Buddy at SI Augutlln* tK u tp tin and liw a lry )! M ilt and Gall Muhfaldar *1 Cincinnati. Ohio [Kvlptura and )*w*lryl Manor«kfe monllon award* wpro glvon to: Linda Amundtan at Langwpod (all and acrylkli M*r(*rfe Bryan *1 Orfeda tall and acrylkl: Saytnand M. Byram at Mahaltan, G* (graphica, drawing* and pdkfeti): Ife W Vaughn at Sanlord IphotpgraWy): Boh Paly ot TlhfeyllM I photography); CJ.M cKoruM Pl Florida [crattil and Art ASurtho at Or land* I tculptur* and lawatry I. A L F R E D 0 . D E L A TT IB E A U D IE R E . E.N . S M ITH , S A M U E L W R IG H T, JR .. R. F L E T C H E R M C G A N N and H A N N AH PIN K N EY, on b$hal of themselves and all others similarly situated, Plalntlfls, vs. Case No. 8 3 -7 3 9 -C IV -O R L-1 7 C IT Y O F S A N F O R D , FLO R ID A ; L E E P. M O O R E , Mayor, D A VID T . FARR, ED W IN O . K E ITH , M IL TO N S M ITH , and N E D Y A N C Y ; Commissioners of the City Sanford, Florida, their successors and agents, all In their official capacity, Defendants. NOTICE OF PROPOSED REDISTRICTINQ OF CITY OF SANFORD ,'h. DEATHS EDWIN J.BROPHY Edw in J . Rrophy. 85. 435 O ra n g e D r i v e , A lt a m o n t e Springs, died Friday. Mareh 6. at Winter Park Memorial Hospital, l l o r n D e e . 6 . 1 9 0 0 . In Wharehouse Point. Conn., he moved lo Central Florida In I960. He was a civil service engineer and a member of the Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church. He was also a member of the Knights of Columbus. In Connecticut, the D AV, and u veteran of World War II. Survivor Includes wife. Althea S. Rrophy. R a ld w ln -F a lrc h itd Fu ne ra l Home, Goldenrod, In charge of arrangements. BOBBIE O.DOPBON Robbie O. Dopson. 88. 1235 Chsllen Ave.. Jacksonville, died Saturday. March 7. at her resi­ dence. She was bora Ja n. 4. 1906. In Cockhran, Ga. She was employed by the Winn Dixie stores as a secretary to the president for 44 years and was a member of First United Method­ ist Church. Jacksonville. She was also a member of Tlm u quana Country Club and the S y m p h o n y G u i l d of Jacksonville. Survivors Include sister, Doris G . Rivers. Sanford: an aunt and uncle and numerous nieces, nephews mid cousins. I H o rd a g e -O id d c n s F u n e ra l HomFrJacksortvlllc. Iifthargc or arrangements. OEOROE EDWAND HOPE EE. George Edward Hope Sr.. 65. 212 S. Aberdeen Circle. Sanford, died Friday. March 6. at his residence. Rom April 10. 1928. In Alford. Mass., he moved lo Sanford from Fontana. Calif.. In 1990. He was a transportation su p e rintendent for the Los Angeles Tim es and attended the Assembly of God Church, San­ ford. lie was an A rm y veteran. Survivors Include wife, Edith L.: daughters, Susan Deem and Cynthia, both of Sanford. Linda Davison and Cheryl Chapman, both of Rloom lngton. Calif.. Kim berly Neatson, Arlington. Texas: sons, Edward, Ontario. C a lif.. George J r . . Sanford. James. Ft. Mojave, Art*.. Ken­ neth. Upland. CallL: 21 grand­ children. G ra m k o w F u n e ra l H o m e , Sanford, In charge of arrange­ ments. 5. 1913. In Orlando, he was a lifelong rrsldtnl of Ovlrdo. He was a m ire d nurseryman and a member of First United Methodlit Church. Oviedo. He was a Navy veteran of World War It. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e s ls lc r. Kathryn, Ovlrdo: brother, John K.. Plant City. R a ld w ln -F a lrrh ild Fu ne ra l Home. Goldenrod, In rltnrgr of arrangements. ROT CARLOS MASSET Roy Carlos Massey. 56. 361 E. S ix t h S t .. C h u lu o t a , d ie d Thursday. March 5. at his resi­ dence. Rom Nov. 20, 1935, In Dalscy. Ga., hr moved lo Central Florida in 1954 from there. He was a const met Ion worker and a member of Church of God of Prophecy. Oviedo. He was a Marine Corps vetrran. Survivors Include wife. Laura: son. Dan, Oviedo: daughters. Sue and Alicia, both of Ovlrdo: brothrr. Ellis, Dalscy: sister. Wlllenc Morgan. Dalscy. llrlsMin Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of urrun gem cuts, HELEN CARLSON MUSE Cutler, Maine, he moved to Central Florida In 1968. He was a laborer In the plumbing and heating Industry and a member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Forest Lake. Survivors Include daughter. Mary Hrown. Altamonte Springs: sons. Forest. Lakeland. Ernest, Casselberry. Erwin. Allamontc Springs; I I grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren and one greal-grrat-grandchlld. R a ld w ln -F a lrrh ild F u n e ra l Home. Forest City. In charge of arrangements. Wlnbora Joseph Lawton Jr.. 78. 28 Hlllcrest St., Oviedo, died Tuesday. March 3. at Manor Care In Winter Purk. Rom April 8EMMOLEMONUMENTCO. l realty Owned tij Glmm UcCtil Thts notice Is being provided by counsel lor Plaintiffs In Dalutfcaaijdlars V CHv ol Sanlord. CIV No. 83738-CIV-ORL-17, a class action brought by black residents of Sanlord tochsllsngt at-largs dry-wtds voting for members of the Cty of Sanford Commission on September 1B, 1B83. As part of this case, the Unked States District Court for the Middle District ol Florida, Orlando DMtlon, entered a Final Judgment on April 17,1084 establishing lour single member districts in the City of Sanford. The existing tour districts were designed to comply with the requirement* of the Voting Rights Act. See Tlisting Districts*. k Is now proposed that district boundaries be altered based on growth In the cky as documented In the I BOO Census, r order to insure equal population among the districts, the district boundaries have been revised In consultation with the Cky of Sanford. See ’Proposed Districts’ . k Is the opinion ol Plaintiffs* counsel that these proposed districts comply with the Voting Rights Act. A chart compering Demographic Data Rallecting Population and Volar Ragiatratton in tha Cky of Sanford based on 1B80 and 1BB0 Census Data is provided. A detailed description of district boundaries, revised election and schedule lor new elections Is available tor public review at 315 Magnolia Avanue, Sanford, Florida. Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. •4:P30 p m . Comments, suggestions, objections arxftor requasts lor mors information or documents can be obtained by writing Tobe Lev, Esquire m 315 Mag nola Avanue. Sanlord, Florida 32771. by March 2 7 ,1BB2. Do not talaphona Mr. Lev. k I* not necessary tor you to do anything at all If you have no comments, querflons or objections. D O M O N .a o s s if a . F » r * l t t r v k t i fe Bafcbfe G Degtan fell! b* MW a l l S i m . . MarcS 1. at MarSag* Gioaant Funaral Hama, n t tawNi ( ggauMoS A»* , JackaanvttM. wits Si* Bar Sabarl M. Blackburn artklalmg Infer man* will b* at Hi* Oaklaam Camatary. San Jat* iauferarg. Jactwirllfe Manorial contribution* IFfeuW b* mad* la t t» Amarkan Cancar Sacfety, Winn Dial*. Hap* Lodgt. D ra n tr B . Jackkonvllfe. FL m o ) MAMCV.aOVC. Funaral aarakat lor Air. M alta, mill b* Monday, Marts a, at t p in. In IS* Chunk at God at PropSocy ot Orfeda nils Hi* Rtv. Ban Duncan attklating. Infer mant trill kalian In Orfeda Camtfery. Frfendi may call *1 Hv lunarai Ham* Sunday (ram I Ip 4 and a I* • pm , Srluon F nt*f *1 Homo. Sanlord. U ) 11)1, fe Helen Carlson Muse, 89. 4760 Orange Hlvd., Sanford, died Thursday. Marrh 5. In Sanford, ■ lo rn M a r c h 4 . 1 9 0 3 . In incnarpaatwrykai Hlnnlnghum. Ala., she moved to U S I. H I L I N CARLSON Central Florida In 1913 from M Funaral w rv k a i fer M rt. Muta nlll b* therr. She was a homemaker, l . * l H l f f l S I f e Brh and a member of Flrst-Bspltil Church. Lake MtmrVir. . Survivors Include sons.'Jami'it in ^ t S R .W p ! Rrluan Funaral Mama, San fer*. m 11)1, M A ., Lake M ary. , Richard . MtSdTRtWbrrangimartkl.' Summcrdule, Ala’.: daughters. Hetty Ann Heall. DcRury. Lol* E. Wotfrr. New Sm yrna Reach. Helen '’ Pat" Kerne. Sorrento; brothers, Charles Carlson. San­ ford: sister. Hilda Thompson. Sanford; 24 grandchildren and 32 grrat-grandrhlldrrn. Rrlsaon Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. 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We Invite you lo contact us et your convenience for an appointment. 3639-41 Orlando Drive • Sanford Sem inole Centre • 323-9043 332-3131 B R ISSO N FUNERAL HOM E 005 LAU R EL AVE.. SANFORD Sponsors of the MEMORIAL GUARDIAN PLAN _______ (insurance Funded Prearranged Funeral Program)______ 0 O �I . , k i ■A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 8. 199? Longwood mulls asking sheriff to patrol city C ity s eeks w ays to c u t e x p e n s e s By NICK VTSIVAUV Herald Stall Writer LO N G W O O D - The City of lxingwixMl I s examining ways lo •■lit back on expenses. Under present dlseusslon Is a sugges­ tion to get rid of Ihc Clly'e poller department. T h e C ity Com m ission niri with an ad hoc cnrmnlttre Iasi w e e k . T h e c o m m it te r was rsablfshrd lo seek ways lo Irfin I he city's budget. The main |s>lnt of discussion however, was Ih r |H>ssll>lllly of liirnlng law enforcement In Longwood over to the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. This first meeting Irrlwern the Commission and the rommlltee was described ns organizational. Mayor Adrienne Perry said. "A i this polnl, we’re not ready lo make a decision. We are going lo continue contacting oilier cities who have consolidated their law enforcement, and find out how II has worked for them, wliat Ihr problems might hr. and how much money could Ire saved." Spokesman for Ih r Seminole C o u n ty S h e riffs department George Proechrl said I he County prrsrnlly does not handle law enforcem ent In any of Ihc municipalities. "I don’t believe anyone In Longwood has Iteen In contact with us about this matternt the present." Th e ad hoc eomm lllre meet­ ings were Initiated by Com m is­ sioner Clanrl Krltli. "T h is Isn't Just to look nl law enforcem ent." she com men ted, "the eomm lllre is to look at all of the high cost Hems In our budget and sec what might Ire done to reduce them ." everyone the opportunity to be heard on this subject.” Kellh Is serving her first term on the City Commission. "W hen I first came on board and we started talking about the City budget." she observed, "w e were hearing a lot of Justification for spending, hut not enough facts and Information. We're trying to resolve that with this commitlee." "From that polnl o n ." he said, -th e mailer will probably come up In a referendum In Novr |)cr." OUR INVESTMENT BANKERS HAVE ECN MORTGAGE CORPORATION C lly Administrator Don Te rry explained, “ We hope to have the poller consolidation matter re­ solved by the first of June, with a town meeting, perhaps al Lym an High School, scheduled tor the middle of June, and give "Serving Central Florida Since 1986" LICENSED MORTGAGE BROKERAGE BUSMESS First Mortfeg* Loans •Purthaas or Refinance Construction to Remanent First Mortgage Loans on* closing Completion Loans for House* Under Construction 1Home Equity/Home Improvement Loans >Tax Deductible Bill Consolidation Loans Swimming Pool Construction Loans Lot Loan/Caah Out Investor Loans Middle Home with la n d BO* Purchase Money Owner Occupied Fixed Rate with no Income or Asset Verification Commercial Loans Programs Subject to Change Without Notice N O T IC E Sominole County will be accepting applications from people Interested In participating in the Seminole Courtly - City ol Sanford, Emergency Repair Program. Persons Interested must visit the City ol Santord Community Development Office located In Sanford City Hall at 300 North Park Avenue, Santord, Florida 32771. Only persons whose homes are located In the following areas wilt bo considered: MIDWAY, BOOKERTOWN, LOCKART, ROSELAND PARK, JOHNSON HILL) ECN MORTGAGE CORPORATION OFFERS THE LOWEST RATES WITH SUPERIOR SERVICE WE ARE VOLUSIA COUNTY'S ONE STOP M0RT0AQE COMPANY Call Today For Current Ratei and Programs Apply by Phone Without Obligation OVIEDO, JAMESTOWN, WINWOOD, (UNINCORPORATED EAST ALTAMONTE SPRINGS). ’S r Habla Eipanol" To be eligible lor the Emergency Repair Program, applicants' household income can not exceed 8 0 % ol the County's median: the structure must meet cost effective criterion; the applicant must possess clear title; and hazard insurance must be In force (It is recommended that applicants bring proof ol ownership and Insurance). Detteaa Area Del a ad Area Daytona Bseeti Area 788-7110 I 774-4404 I 574-4070 Applications will be accepted MARCH 10 through MARCH 11,9:00 *.m. to 4:30 p.m. Persons who arrive prior to March 10 or after march 11 will not be considered. The C.D. Office will accept 15 applications, attar which t if l further applications will be accepted. Persons who do not supply a l of (lie Information required within the lime allotted will not be considered. 740-8885 I 774-4404 Funds made available through the Seminole County Community Development Block Gram Program. I1-S4 DELTONA PLAZA • DELTONA CMyAraa OvisaOe Area MOW.THU I n U M M M • BAT MB-IMO rlsssla SAMPLE BALLOT PRECINCT POLLING PLACES For Voting Information Can S A N D R A S. O O A R D SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1992 v..>_ March 10, 1992 sue* aviso* o r u i c i i o h s COUNTY IIX V IC H BOIltX**) i rinsis? u n o r o . i i u m PHONE 3 J M 130, EXT. T709 hoi #3 Ortodo East Branch library. 310 Dwtslon SlraM. Orwdo Centra Elwiwnlar, School, Firal Sn**i. Dana,a Community HouM. A n n * t l / h Hraal. Chuluott WHU Sonne* Apartments. U r ) wui* Cra** Dnr*. Winiet 57 M 65 56 66 w n i r a PrasPrMrtan Church Zauowcmp Hart. M l WaSira Springs Flood,, LC'hJBQQd U M Mary Community Had, N O N Court I ry O u t Road, A 60 61 TOP 11 II OFFICIAL PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE PRIMARY BALLOT DEMOCRATIC PARTY SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA MARCH 10,1992 OFFICIAL PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE PRIMARY BALLOT REPUBUCAN PARTY SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI0A MARCH 10,1992 13 14 19 20 (THIS ATuS TO A t REMOVED ST ELECTION BOARD) (1*«* Slue TO M R tM O V lD I* U t Ct ION BOAAOI 11 12 m sui FOR PR ESID EN T (V O TE FO X O N I ) JE R K Y BROW N ► PATRICK JL BUCHANAN BILL CLIN TO N ► OlOnOEBUBH TO M MARKIN ► (VOTE FOR OW«| Seventh Day Adventlsl Church, 496 Martiand Avenue. Allamonta Springs Count ry Crash Inn and Racquet CM>. 620 Country Creek Partway (oh Bunnell Road). Altamonla Spring* VYmlgf Springs M e Conlor. 400 N Edgemon Avenue. Winter Springs Northland Community Church. 630 Dog Track Road, 62 63 64 65 15 16 17 19 f Oi l PRESIDENT PRECINCT 56 As* Ns I Asa No | naocuic rsisMtmMramsiMCt LOCATION Wartham Wood, Praabyitnan Church. M IS Alamham Wood, toad Ion* mtla North ol las* Mary Bovtsaard). SsnUnot* Count, Tarshm Oskt RV RsSOrt. #300 SA Si WSSt. SsmlnoW Count, Mid**, Elansnlar, School. Z » l Jil**,, (Mtdna,) BwMnoi* Count, Ananonl* Sprtne* Clt, Hall. l i t Na*bur,port Aranua. PRECINCT T X f. 23 24 25 BO B KERRCV ► 26 PAUL T t O N O A l ► 27 » 29 30 31 32 33 34 Holy Croat Lutharan Church. 790 Bun Drive. la t a Mary Lakeeiew Christian Church. 1400 tear Lata Road, Apopka Council Chambora, Caaaalbarry Cay Hall. 96 Laka Triplet Drive, CatMlbarry Sanora Clubhouse. East oil Ban lord Arsons on Banora Boulevard Sanford Seminole County Public Haafth and Human 9tnrtc*i Auditorium, 240 W Airport Boulevard. Sanford Seminole County Public Haafth and Human Service* Auditorium, 400 ft. Airport Boulevard. Ban loud Sanford City Hall. 300 N Part An nu a. Sanford Congregational Christian Church, 2401 S Part. Aranua, 72 Laka Mary O ly Commisaion Chambers. 156 N Country Club Road. Laka Mary Sammota Couni y Agriculture Canlar Auditorium, 4320 S Orlando Drive. Santord South Seminole V F W Poet B207, Slat# Road 427 (North of Longwood Hina Road). Seminole County Goidaburo Elamantary School. 1300 W 20th Blraal. 75 61 Mary M apd Wsn Church Social Hell. 961 Martland Atenue. Altamonte Springs Santord Meadows Seventh Day Advenliai Church, 5616 N County Road 427. Santord South Sanunoia MOdM School. Eesl Mde ol Queen a Mir ror Laka. turn South ©t| Winter Part Drive. Caaaeiberry American Legion Peel 1S3. 2706 Wens Avenue tort Highway 17 92). fern Part Elks Club. Howes ira rc h Rood. Qotdtnrod Mdwee Middle School, Highway 477. Longwood Fuel Church o l the Natavene Fellowship He*« 2591 Sen 40 41 42 74 Longwood Community Building, Coma? of Wilma and Church Street, Longwood Swsel water Oak* Homo Owntf i A i m c u Nor Conuimiwti Center and Racquet Club. i iO Pot V allay Drive (behind M l Store on Wtkiva Springs Rd I Seminole County Ovtado Woman a Club, 414 King Si root (between High School and Method**! Church), Oviedo Naw Lite Fellowship Church, 970 TuskawMIa Road, Wmu Springs Westminster Presbyterian Church, 2641 Rad Bug Road, Casselberry Orthodox Church ©I SI Stephen, 1696 Lake Emma Road, Village Green Apartments Clubhouse, 111 Eases Avenue, Altamonte Springs Seaelwetrr Athletic D ub . 196 Wekiva Springs Roed. Longwood Congregation- Beth-AM, 3699 Send Lake RoadL Seminole County Santord CM c Center. Santord Avenue al Seminole Boulevard, Sanford Weatview Baptist Church. 4100 County Road 46A. Santord Altamonte Springe Elementary School, 300 Pine*lew Drtv off Palm Springs Drive, ANamonle Springe Foret I City Elementary School. 960 Sand Laka Road, Forest Clly Forest Lake Elementary School, 2901 Sand Lake Road. Forest City Seventh Day Adventist Church. South ol SR 434 on Most Road, Winlar Springs Elks Club. H o»*n Branch Roed, Goidenrod Spanish Trace A parim enu Clubhouse, 445 Wymore Road Altamonte Springs Bobby RuMpo's Place For Ribs. 269 N Douglas Avenue lute front entrance on Douglas Avenue). Altamonte Springs Wektwe Marine i Restaurant. 1000 Miami Springs Drive, Seminole County Longwood Church el The Na/arene Fellowship Hall. 200 Weyman Avenue, Longwood Lutheran Haven Fellowship Hall, Highway 426. South of Oviedo. Sammoie County Slovak Garden, 3110 Nowell Branch Road, Seminole County Wedgewood Tennis Villas, 1401 Forest Hills Drive. Winte Springs 7f 77 7t 79 B0 •t Longwood C«ty Hart. Comer ol Warren Street and wuma Street Longwood Embassy lu te * Hotel North (previously known at Part Suite Hotel) (hrtl floor). 225 E Altamonte Springs Drive. 36 39 73 Knightt Inn, Room 426, 4750 BR 46 W , Seminole County A»hwood Condominiums, 1000 Laka ol the Woods Boulevard. Fern Perk Pine Ridge Clubhouse. 2601 W Airport Boulevard. Ban Spring Oees C ommunity Clubhouse 900 Bpnng Oaks 36 71 Seminole Oounly YMCA. 966 Longwood taka Mary Road. Laka Mary Seventh Day Advanltsl Church, South of SR 434 oh Moca Road. Winlar Springs Altamonla Springs Civic Canlar, 60) Magnolia Avanua, 35 37 67 L O C A T IO N 62 63 St Stephen s Catholic Church, 675 Tuscawtlie Road, Winter Springs Fust Baptist Church ot Css setberry, 770 Seminole Boulevard, Casselberry Winter Springs Civic Center, 400 N Edgamon A r t . Winter Springs Deer Run Country Club. 1525 S Eagle Orel*, Seminole County iakeview Christian Church, 1*00 Bear Lake Road. Apopki West Branch Library. 246 N Muni Club BouMvwd. Seminole County Weaiws Marina A Restaurant 1000 Miami Springs Drive. Seminole County Si Stephen Lutheran Church, 2140 Highway 434, Longwood •7 •1 Village C ondominium Outhouse. 1001 Esplanade 92 Weens Presbylenen Church Fellowship Hail. 201 Weans 93 Christian Neeghoomood Alliance Church 301 Uartlvww Woods Road. Longwood Kaeth Elemeniary School 600 Tutkewttta Road. Wmier Springs Wedgewood Tennis Vines 1401 Forest H*iis Drive. Wmter Springs Wmier Springs City Mall. 1126 I Mala Road 434, Winter 94 t BuddmgL 1021 Palm Springe Drive, Alta k(can alto enter at Aldus Avenue oft ot North Sheet) Longwood Hals Baptisl Church. 1256 E E WJUamson « Northwest Branch Library 560 Qreenwsy Boulevard. Laka Mary Slensl'om Etsmanfary School, 1900 Aleleys Woods Boulevard. Oviedo Martham Woods Presbylenen Church. 5210 Marthwn Woods Road (one m e North ot Lake Mary Boulevard). Seminole County Altamonte Spnngt Hilton Hotel Dogwood Room. 350 8 North las# Boulevard, ANamonle Springs Our Saviour Community Church «I00 Gabrielis Lena, Seminole County Willow Creek Presbtlerian Church, 6642 Red Bug Roed (Red Willow Piarai Winter Springs Plantation Apartments Clubhouse 2106 HoweN Branch Road. Maitland Spring Lake Elementary School Activity Center. Orange Spanish Trace Apartments Clubhouse 445 Wymore Roed 50 91 41 SUM ifM b a M O N M te M M H H te l 42 SI Rechards Episcopal Church. 9191 Lose Howe* Road Seminole County Fir* Motion *2. 990 Northern Way. Wmier Springe Fuel Sophs* Church of Saniendo Springs 742 Sanlendo Rood toll S R 434L l h muoe west ot 14. between Moni TusSewrMe Presbylenan Church 3600 W Slate Roed 426 Seminole County Gvwdo Women • Club 414 nmg Street (between High School end Methodist Church). Oviedo Palm Valley Chib House 500 Perm Vetiey On re Seminole e 100 t Multipurpose Center „200 N Tnpia*! On*e, * 'County Oviedo Riverside Pert, 1600 lo c le u u d Bomevwd Oviedo Geneva Community House First Si met Geneva O ID lC XIC# C H A N C t FfK)M JU L T V 1W1. LO C A TIO N ! �Rl Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. March 8. 1992 - T » North Seminole escapes hail While hall and rain caused Isolated, heavy damage In Longwood and elsewhere In south Seminole County on Friday evening, law enforcement officials In Sanford and Lake Mary said the effects of the storm were minimal In those arras. For example. Melissa Johnson, a dispat­ cher with the Sanrord Police Department, said on Saturday that department received no complaints related to the weather. “ We didn't have the first call about It." she said. “ It sure didn't effect anyone here." Weekend quilt show held here SAN FOR D — No longer Just a means of keeping warm, quilts are now recognized for their artistic value as well. On Friday and Saturday, sev­ eral hundred quilts, like paint­ ings made In cloth, hung from specially designed frames In the Sanford Civic Center. Admirers examined designs and compared stitches on the pieces w h ile othe rs sat In Isolated comers experimenting with siIches of their own. Cam ­ eras flashed as artisans sought out Ideas for designs of their own. " T h e rr’s a special bond among q u lltc rs." Janet S m ith, vice president In charge of membershlp for the Central Florida Quitters Guild, said. The guild sponsored the show w h ic h wrapped up Saturday afternoon. Smith said that more than 1.000 people made their way through the show over the two days. "W e ’ve hod 12 people Join our guild on the spot os a result of this show." she aald. "It's been wonderful." Th e guild meets on the fourth Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. It currently has more than 100 mrmrbcra. On Saturday an award was given for the viewer's choice of the lies! of the show. That prize g iv e n to J tly o a h l J 'aS fS tu lc s lM irn .G u . Th e real of the county did not fare ao well, however. "T h e roofs nrc completely gone." aald Judith Duncan, manager of the Capistrano Condominium In Altamonte Springs, where 10 families lost their roofs. “ There la ao much hall It looks like Colorado out here.” Th $ families were forced to seek lodging from relatives, friends and hotels. Th e storm hit hardest from 5 to 5:30 p.m. In a 3-mlle-wlde swath from Longwood to Fem Park In Seminole County, then con­ tinued southwest Into east Orange and flrevard counties. ■ In Altamonte Springs, parts of a brick wall fell at a hotel and crushed two cars and a gas station canopy collapsed on more cars. Across aouth Seminole. Ice chunka rang­ 12 ing from marble- to golf ball-size piled up 4 to 12 Inches deep along streets where azaleas had been blooming minutes before. "T h is Is just like In Cleveland, aald an elderly woman ahovellng hall off her sidewalk at the Lake of the Woods com m u­ nity In Fem Park. Th e storm moved southeast at 15 mph with winds of more thsn 58 mph. Rain totals were not available for the area, but the National Weather Service estimated close to 2 Inches were dumped on the area during the hour-long storm. Tw o unoccupied cars at the Days Lodge In Altamonte Springs were crushed when brick facades on two buildings peeled away, aald P fc. M a rk A n d e rs o n , s p o lice spokesman. Homll 4Btvsrly 200 W. 25th 6t. Noonto 6 P M Sunday Only! ** Our Lowest Price Ever! Our Lowest Price Ever! Compact 8mm Camcorder with 8x Power Zoom TODAY ONLY! Buy a Washer, Get a Dryer for 'A Price! Large Capacity Washer with 3 Wash Cycles * SAVE O i l O t ONLY *15 A MONTH AV im*>« WKfMn consols cMmW Mock and *Sa ensnnsi progryrvTwng titop and on tom* ■hijtmm Y a m u q ltu n l Ills quilt, called "W ave" Inror|Mirated several traditional designs Into a modem blend of blues, teals und whites. Ex-official removed from board Just 18 examples out of hundreds of the most wanted Electronics and Appliances to choose from during this storewide sale! SAN FOR D - Former Seminole County county manager Ken Hooper has been removed from a regional transportation advisory committee for fullurr to attend meetings. A c tu a lly . Hooper attended only one of the monthly Citizens Advisory Committee meetings after he was appointed by county commissioners In May IU D I. said Keith Caskey, u senior transportation planner with the Metropolitan Planning Organization. Hooper said he lias been busy |ierfonnlng consulting Jobs for un Orlando firm. Professional (engineering Co. since he was ousted from Ills county manag­ er's |Kisltlon In October 1990. " T i m e c o m m ittm e n ts arc lough." auld Hooper. Hooper did note the C A C did not meet on a regular basis during the last eight months. Hooper also serves on llie county Library Advisory Hoard. " E v e r y b o d y 's b u s y , b u t there's no excuse for that." Furlong said. fr-6ec open lop CO changer vmSi MASH f-M D Aconvener, due* ceetenewdhDofeyH) scnc*i» onir’jf * wowm Stretch on 1-4 has 4 crashes SANFOR D T h e Florida lllghwuy I’atrol reported four accidents within a five mile streleh of Interstate 4 Friday between 11 n i l . and noon. S|K>kcsman Linda Frllon said on SAturday that all of the accidents were minor and did not Involve any srrlous Injuries, but she said It was unusual to have ao many accidents In such close proximity and In such a short time span. "I guess It Is a little unusual, but since they wrre so minor we liarrly look note of them ." she said. The accidents were all on the east bound side of the Interstate and orcurrd at Highway 44 In Volusia County, at the bridge la-1 wren Sanford und D rllary. ul a s |n i i just wrst of Highway 48 In Sanford and at the Highway 46 exit In Sanford. “ trs M n I m s lim w i n ra iM M rs u iN M ia W M tv a a S H iM a N a Z M ts 9 M M 8ssr*am< ■ M a i | » S s | McD-tl s .u t » « t n y iw iti iO O P «m h o w S»n>localI W t H bcSi fcad a rsntiMH last* sots trs o t s » local Hs»r •nclvWf'Q c * i on n s arm a t a i U i M a CoerngM n �1 8 A - Sanford Htrtld. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. March 8. 1992 Education High school report IN B R I E F Lake Mery PTO meeting set Seminole SA N FOR D — The Seminole High School I’arent-Tctirher Organization I P TO I will meet on Monday. March 0. at 7 p in . In the school'll media renter. Seminole High School Is located at 2701 Ridgewood A v r. In Sanford. Th e meeting Is designed lo make plan* for the last three monthsof the school year. There will also be a Hireling at 7:30 p.rn. of the Seminole lllgh School Boosters Club In the administration building at the school. The boosters will Ire setting up their schedules for Spring sports involvement. All parents are urged to come to the meeting and Join In the planning. f t 0 1 p U C F deans Hat announced O R LA N D O — The following atudcnls were named to the honors list at the University of Central Florida Inst semester for having innlntalned a perfect 4.0 grade point average: • Matthew I*. Julian of Sanford • Susan L. Klndy of Sanford • David E. Lork of Sanford • Manteen E. Matthews of Sanford • April Sharp of Sanford • Julian Whlgham of Sanford • Melissa Young of Sanford • Carol H. HecrbowerofLakc Mary • ChristIn II. llu rn rllc n fL a k r Mary • Gllda M. Culberson of Lake Mary’ • Sandra J . Graham of Lake Mary • Marcy II. Lazar of Lake Mary and • Doris J . Singleton of Lake Mary. Exceptional education meetings planned Th e exceptional student education department of the Seminole County publle schools Is hosting a series of town hall meetings In March. The theme of the meeting is "sharing the responlsblllly of education" Th e first meeting will be on Wednesday. March 11 at Rock Lake Middle School, 250 Slade Dr. In Long wood. The second meeting will be at Sanford Middle School. 1700 French Ave. In Sanford on Wednesday. March 18.’ Th e third meeting will be at Tuskawtlla Middle School. 1801 Tuskawllla Road In Oviedo, on Wednesday. March 25. All the meetings will be from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Th e meeting Is designed to help parents, regular and special educators are invited to learn about the development of effect Ive Individ uaJpUnsforexceptionalstudents. There will be time for questions and answers period at each town meeting. Lyons named to dsans list SA N FOR D — Pamela Lyons of Sanford was recently named lo the named to the president's deans list at Jacksonville Unlversliy In Jacksonville. In order to qualify for the honor a student must have a 4.0 grade point average while carrying a m inim um of 12 hours of rlasses. Uons win award The Oviedo High School yearbook sla/f has been recognized with a mention In The Yearbook Yearbook, which Is published by the Dallas.based Taylor publishing company. They were recognized for Ihclr excellence In page design for their opening and people sections. The 1991 Ovlcdlan. which was the one recognized In the publication, was cduled by Brandt Siegel and udvlsed by Sussr Mablc. Meriwether named to deans (let SANFORD — Jcnnl L. Meriwether of Sanford was named lo I hr prealdenl'a deans list at Union College or Uarliourvlllr. KY. T o be named to the president's deans list, a Mudrnl must maintain u grade point average of ul least 3.75 and have completed at least 12 credit hours of work during the semcsler. Sanford Middle's spring celebration SANFORD — Sanford Middle School will tic presenting a Spring Festival for the community on Saturday. March 2 1. There Is no admission charge for the event which will liegln with a craft show at IO a.m. and In d u d r a barbecue which brginsal noon. Th e festivities will last until B p.m. The Ixirbecuc will Include chicken dinners which cun he ratru In or taken out. Th e coal of the dinner Is S3 III advance and « J at the door. Th e fathers of the Pum it-Truchcr-Siudcni Association will he doing Ule cooking. Other artlvlttra during the spring frallvul Include a Ilea itiaikrl. an auction and presentation! by the hand, thr chorus and the drama group. T h r r r will br classic cars mi display und nd plan l fur sale. talked goods and plants liartrlt Uartrll of 102 JA M Z will be broadcasting live from ih r event. Barbecue tickets may be purchased III udvance ul the school. 1700 French Avc. or al Ih r Sanford Chamber of Commerce, ul Stairs Really, al William Howard’s Jewelers and al Christo's Restaurant. Keep ua Inform ad Th e Sanford Herald welcomes news atiout activities at your school and news lor publication on ih r Edurallon page each Sunday. T h r following suggestions ate recommended lo cx|>rdltr publication: All Items should lie typed or wrlttrn legibly mid Inrlurir Ihr name of a person who ran be ronlaried lo answrr any (|ursllous we might have. It should also have u phone number where lhat tienuiu may lie coiilactrd during Ih r day. Th e d ra d lln r Is 11 a.m .Thursday belorr publication Seminole County School Board W hat'a fo r lu n e h t Monday, March •. 1M l Chsrbroil Burger on a Bun Butts rod Corn Lottuco and Tomato Salad Fancy Mined Fruit Milk Tuesday, March 10,1 H I Turkey andQravy Whipped Potatoes Slswed Tomatoes Peas and Carrots School Fresh Roll Milk Hot Dog on a Bun Tangyl________ gy Colo Slaw Boston Baked Beans Fruit Cobbler Milk 1W* Thursday, March 12,1H2 Spaghetti with Meal Saucs Garden Salad Steamed Mined Vegeiabiss Garlic Roll Milk Friday, March 11.1 H I Manage1*' Choice. Milk Allison Slater Senior Oorl Sapp: March to be busy tim e for Rams at Lake Mary LAK E M ARY M a rch roared In like a lion for Lake Mary High School studrnts. especially for seniors who will enjoy the unofficial Senior Skip Day on Thursday lo celebrate the less than three months that arc left of their high school careers. One senior. Tom er Selfan, was re c e n tly na m e d the schoolwide PRIDE winner In Social Studies. Writing PRIDE w in n e r Marc Cnlttns and Science PRIDE winner Wilt H u lincr won the counlywldc PRIDE competitions recently also. As school committee made up of seniors Allison Sister. Melissa Mau. Ryan Munns. Charlotte Offer. Lisa T y ll. B cka h Bo oth e and B re il Le ckle Is a id in g Ihe ad. ministration In coordinating the L M H S Prom Promise Program sponsored by Na­ tionwide Insurance during Ihe month of March. In an effort tn raise aware­ ness among students alrottl Ihe effects of dru g s and n lro h o l. e sp e c ia lly w hen driving. Ih r program will en­ courage students lo sign a rontracl promising lhat they will not lake drugs or alcohol on Prom nlghl. which for LMHS will tie May 16. The program was kicked off on Friday with a drunk driv­ ing simulation In Ih r parking lot. Students were able to gel behind the wherl of o rnr which slnuilalrd alcohol's ef­ fects ir driving ability. Stu­ d e n ts fo u n d th e m s e lv e s swerving all over the road and nearly hitting passers-by. Senior Bekah Boolhc was recently named the LM H S W all Disney Dreamer and Doer for 1992. Th e award goes lo an outstanding Junior or senior who cfTerllvely dem­ onstrates Wall Disney's "Four C 's " : Cou ra ge . C u rio s ity , Constancy, and Confidence. Paki helps kids get home International festival tops Sem inoles’ week SANFORD T h is past week Seminole hosted Its an­ nual Foreign laingnngr Week. T h r r r were ninny Irstlvttlea going on throughout thr en­ tire week. Each day started ofT with Ihe ptedgr ol allegiance lo the Dag said III a foreign Inngungr and then repeated In English. On Tuesday nlghl. Polyglots hosted Ihelr nwit bunqud In the school calelcrla. Th e y Invited ’ parents and school iidm lnlstra io rs. T h e week turned out grrul with lots of participation: now li’s back tu English. W r're thankful lo have such a great foreign language department. Destiny and Pizzazz — Sem­ inole's vocal ensembles, will Ik - hosting u first time show, "S H S Presents." Th e show will be held on March 18 and 19 and any student Is wel­ come to perform and show off Ihclr talents. T h e two groups are using Ihls as a fund-raiser in travel to Washington, D.C. Herald Stall Wrltar • Tuesday. March 10. 7 p.m. al U rk r Howell: work session, middle school rezoning public hearing (or Indian Trails Middle School • Tuesday. March 17. 4 p.m. Ill Ih r district meeting room . 1211 M ellnnvllle Ave.. Sanford: work srssUur on Ih r Kdulug program • Tuesday. March 17. 7 p .m . at Sanford Middle School. 1700 French Avc.. "S A F E T Y ZONE" flctals In searching for a missing youngslrr. Grubbs said parrnls should keep Ih r Itilormallon up-to-dalr und In a sale place. He said Ihe schools h r has contactrd have been very recep­ tive to thr Idea of teaching Ihe children about Pakl and ihe Safely Zones. "W e think II Is a good Idea." said Carrm Gager, principal of Hamilton Elementary. "T h is Is something Ural will possibly help students when they nerd It most " Grubb* said lhat Ihr response from G oldsboro E le m e nta ry Schqol has lieen equally en­ thusiastic. "Th e y've been unbelievable." G n ib b s u id . GruhlM said he Is looking for c iv ic o rg a n iza tio n s lo help sponsor th r p rinting of thr Passports Home. "Th e y can Ire real henrs II Ihcy a rr able lo come up wllh Ihr money tu hrlp us (trip our young people." Grubbs said. You C in l Hits With AnAdtoThaCteisHM! Tbs peccsntagst srs with you I Thou­ sands ol psopJs in our area road the classifieds every day. IPs the fastest, moal economical way to buy, seU rent, lease or usde arryrhmg G W o use ca l today and pul the dasslfled eda lo work kxyoul 322-2611 for Ihelr siaic competition In April. A huge track meet was held on Friday al the Seminole stadium. Many people came oul lo watch this big event of the track season. Schools came from all over Ihe District to compete tn this m u lti­ county meet. Th e Seminole track Icam flnslhcd very well wllh some personal records set. Basketball season ended w llh m a ny victorie s and personal accomplishments for ihe players. As lhat season came lo a close so did Ihe cheerleadtng. For the senior players and cheerleaders and our mascot — Samm y Seminote lArash Farshld). this Is a disappointing lime, as these special high school activities come loan end. New try-outs will be coming up which means these de­ voted students will move on to future endeavors after graduating. S c h o o l B o a r d ' M e e t f o g s ii aiofcco R SA N FOR D — Tire Semi­ nole County School Buuul has Ihe following meetings scheduled: • Tue sda y, March 10. 3:30 p.m. at Lake Howell High School. 4200 Dike Road, Winter Park: rrgulurly scheduled m rrllug. B y V IC K I i SA N FO R D A three-and-ahalf Inch tall character is making his way Into thr schools and will hopefully help children when they nerd II most. Pakl. Ihe cartoon characteriza­ tion of the Life Pak Company's •kcl. Is medical Information packet. b e in g In tro d u c e d in to Ih e rlnssroume al Hamilton Elemen­ tary School In Sanford and plans are being made lo Introduce him to oilier schools. P a k l's Im a g e Is seen on stickers In the wlnduws of many downtown Sanford merclianls as a sign lo youngsters lhat If they need help the store where he Is seen Is a "sufety zone" and they can go there for assistance. T h e c h a ra c te r's cre a to rs. George and Joyce Grubbs of Oviedo, arc bringing him In schools lo Iry und famlllurlzr thr safrty zones. In Ih r classrooms students receive a simple flyer produced by Ihe Grubbs, with some finan­ cial assistance from nrru busi­ nesses. that tells students about the character and Iris Ihrm know they can count on lire "solely zones" when they are In some son of trouble. "There a rr so many dangers to Ihe youngsters out there lhat Ihey need to be able lo make a decision quickly and this helps direct them quickly lo a raring adult." George Grubbs said. The flyer the students receive In class contains a "Passport Hom e" Tor parents to fill oul If Ihelr youngslrr should become lost or missing Tire passport Includes space lo the parent lo Dll In Ihe rhlld's name and othrr vital utaltstlra There Is a place lo put tire child’s finger prims, immunlzallon rrcord, dlsllnrllvr marks, opllcal m otel and drnlal history. G r u b b s a lso e n c o u ra g e s parents lo Include u reccnl photograph ol ihe child and a Burnplr ol Ihe child's hair. T h e In fo rm a tio n Is those things lli.it are most vital in assisting law enforcement of- Senior Sanford: board to m en Tor Informal discussions with S a n fo rd H is to ric a l Downtown Waterfront As­ sociation. • Thursday. March 19. 4 p.m. In the district meeting room: work session on Ihe pulley proposal fir drug prevention. • Tuesday. Murch 24. 7 p.m. In Ih r district Hireling room: regularly scheduled m rrllug. • Friday. April 3. 9 p.m. In Ih r district board roam: work session to discuss the annual priorities. • Tuesday. April 7. 7 p.rn. In Ihe district board room : w o rk session lo discuss Ihe Seminole High School student population. THIS SIMPLE MATH CAN BRING YOU CLOSER TO COLLEGE. Officially, it's the Montgomery GI Bill WKJ Hus the Army College Fund. u rn What counts is that it's the way to eam + 1 M 0 0 am n $25,200 for college during a standard Army enlistment, if you qualify. The first $1,200 is from you-$IOO set aside each month during your first year in the Army. Tlie government adds another $0,600 and the Army contributes $14,400 more to give you a total of $25,200 for higher education-free and clear. You’ll also leave the Army with new self-confidence and the ability to handle responsibility-qualities that will give you an edge in school and for the rest of your life. S 1,200 9,600 $25,200 Hit tlie total story, talk to your Army Recruiter. Call 323*6404 Army Oftlca •Samlnola Cantra 3647 8. Orlando Driva Sanford ARM* BC ALL YOU CAN BL r �Santord Mr Id Santirrd, r iorl‘* - Sunday, March 8. 1992 - I A Health/Fitness Goldsboro to get a ‘Healthy Start’ IN B R I E F ■ y J . MARK B A N F IIL O , Herald staff w rite r______________ Healthy Kids Day at tha Y L A K E M ARY - Th e Seminole YM CA . 665 Longwood Lake Mary Rd.. will be offering a Healthy Klda Day on Saturday from noon to 2 p .m . Free medical and fitness testing for children ages five to 12 will be available. There will be a wacky obstacle course and children physical fitness events. Come Join the fitness fun at the Y. where every child Isa Winner. For more Information call Ihe YM CA at 321-8044. Free cancer seminar announced SANFORD — "I Can Cope,” a free, five-week educational program designed to help cancer patients and their families deal with their disease. Is being offered by H C A Central Florida Regional Hospital and the American Cancer Society. The course will be offered on Tuesdays, beginning March 10, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. In the hospital's classroom. Each program will focus on a different aspect of coping with cancer, from living with and learning about cancer, to dealing with dally health and emotions, to finding com m unity resources to help out. Scheduled to speak are: Peter Selassie. M.D., and Anup Lahlry, M.D., oncologists; Anthony Arriola. M.D.. urologist: J u a n R a ve lo . M .D .. O B / O y n : K e v in S c a n lo n . M .D ., pulmonologist: Marl Fleck, registered dietitian: Richard Stout, counselor and Sandl Green, cancer survivor. The course la free and open to the public, but pre reglstratlon Is required. For more Information and to register, call the social services department at 321 -4500, ext. 5760. ‘For Woman Only* somlnar A L T A M O N T E SPRINOS Florida Hospital Com m unity Health Services will offer "Fot Women Only: How to Stop Smoking Now." co-sponsored by the Florida Hospital Center for Women's Medicine, beginning Tuesday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. In the Challos Conference rooms three and four at Florida Hospital Altamonte. 6 0 1 E, Altamonte Drive. T h is la a atop smoking program addressing the physical, emotional and nutritional needs of women during the quilting process. The cost for nine 90-mlnute sessions Is $95. For more Information or lo prereglster for any of these programs, call 897-1929. Poison prevention literature available A L T A M O N T E SPRINOS — in honor of National Poison Prevention Week, the Florida Hospital Pharmacy will distribute literature and show short videos about ways to poison-proof the home on March 16 at the Altamonte Mall. 451 E. Altamonte Drive, and on March 17 at the Winter Park Mall. BOO N. Orlando Ave., In Winter Park. According to the Poison Prevention Week Council, an estimated 135.000 children (about one In 100) under the age or five will be victims or accidentia! poisoning this year. Medicines, household substances. Insect sprays and kerosene are a few of the hazardous products which frequently cause accidental poisoning among children. For more Information on poison prevention, call Florida Hospital Ask-A-Nurae at 897-1700. Restore Intimacy In mlatlonshlp* LON G W OO D — A discussion on "Restoring Intimacy to Long Term Relationships." presented by Florida Psychological Association. Central Chapter, and sponsored by H C A West Lake Hospital, will be held Thursday beginning at 6:30 p.m. Guest speaker Alan Lee Grteco. Ph.D., will Identify charac­ teristics of relationships with little Intimacy, learn about differing types of Intimacy and explain how to understand specific techniques In restoring shared Intimacy. Space is limited so please call 260-1900 by March 11 lo reserve your scat. There Is no cost for the seminar. Dental assistance week planned Dental assisting continues lo diversify and expand. Whether * working at chalrslde with the dentist, taking x-rays or working behind the front desk, dental assistants are vital to ihe practice or a successful dental ofTlce. Dental Assistants Recognition Week. March 9-14. sponsored by Ihe American Dental Assistants Association and the American Dental Association. Is a week-long tribute to Ihe com m itm ent and dedication dental assistants exhibit throughout the year. Nurses association to hold conference Pioneers of the Intervention Project for Nurses (IPN| will be honored at the special tribute luncheon at the Seventh Annual Florida Nurses Association 1FNA) Nurses Caring for Nurses Conference. March 12-13, In Orlando. The pioneers to be honored are: Paula Massey, RN. and Joyce Domer. RN. both of FN A and were Instrumental in writing the position paper: Diane Roble. RN. first IPN consultant: Dolores Morgan. RN. consultant and trainer: Geraldine Johnson. RN. DPR nurse Investigator; Helen P. Keefe. RN. 1983 executive director of the Florida Board of Nursing and Sandra Bauman. RN, 1983 chairman of the Board ofNursing. Featured speakers at the conference are Daryl Devoto. RN. Massachusetts Board of Nursing, will discuss Impairment and Intervention, and Marilyn Volker. EdD. who will discuss sexuality and Intimacy In recovery. SAN FOR D - Goldsboro will be the focus of Seminole County's first "Healthy Slart" effort lo reduce Infant mortality. "W e are going to make a more thorough case mange men l effort there." said Dr. Jorge Deju. director of the Seminole County Public Health Unit. "W e will try to aacertaln all ol the problems therr. Not only health but houalng. economics, everything that Is affecting people there. Then, we'll see what the coalition and the community can do to Im­ prove things." Deju said Ihe efforts will begin In A p ril w ith an Increased number or In-home visits to pregnant Goldsboro mothers by a health department nurse. Deju said such counseling visit*, are useful In learning of othet pre- C h i ld r e n w it h o u t h e a lth c a r e Nearly 30 percent ol all larrilNes with Incomes under $20,000 hove no health care coverage ol any kind (or their children gnant women whleh In turn, ran be contacted and Informed of Ihe need of medlcat attention during the find trimester. "W e will nllempt lo get more mothers lo come In early In pregnancy." said Deju. T h e focus was p la rrd on New administrator named at Village on the Green LONOW OOD D ick MulfInger. an administrative health care executive specializing In nursing heme and retirement communities, has been named administrator at Village on the Green. Mulflnger will be responsible for overseeing the operations of the facility, a full-service life-care community which Includes a 60-bed skilled health center. Mulllnger. who haa more than 13 years experience In the re­ tirement housing field, comes lo Village on the Green afler serv­ ing the past 16 m onths as associate administrator at Abbey Delray, a life-care retirement community In Delray Beach, Both centers are sponsored by Lire Care Retirement Com m uni­ ties. Inc., and managed by Life Care Services Corporation, a Dea Moines. Iowa, based corporation w h i c h h a s d e v e lo p e d o r managed more than 50 life care communities. Village on the Green is a lire core community located on the Saba! Point G olf Course In Longw ood. Goldslxim because half of all Infant deaths Ix-lnrr the age of 28 days occurrd there lietwcrn Oct I. 1990 and Sept. 30. litfll. One Infant death nccurcd there during the previous year Hut during the 1990-1991 year, only one Infant death occurrd among Annual health fair set On Sunday. March 15. from nixm to 4 p.m .. the Jewish Com m unity Center ol Central Florida. 851 N. Maitland Ave.. Maitland, will present Us fit 11 Annua] Health Fair which will frutuir a variety of medical screenings and lidunualloii lo thr public. F r r r screenings will lx- available lor vascular disease, hearing, vision, cholesterol, dlnlx-lcs. skin and colon cancer, pulmonary luucllou. scoliosis, niihodonlh-s. allergies, bhxxl pressure. I.KG rliyllinis. blond oxygen ami Iron fount and podlairy. Visual displays, hands-on models, and Information will be available for earn er, plastic surgery, gastroenterology, urology, mammography. »|xirts Injuries, ilenuatnlogy. sirens manage­ ment psychological iK'liiivtors. OB-Ghn. laser surgrry and cardiology. S|x-elul childrens aellvliles Include jx-dlanic vision screen­ ing. height, weights and growth chart, spinal and denial screenings, attention deficit. hy|x-mcllvMy. gllicd Information, amt llugerprluintg by MissingClilldren'aCenter. A Purlin Carnival will lx- available on lire grounds at Ihe same lime ns well as a blood drive and CPIt demonstrations. Tile lair will lx- held rain or shine and admission is Irrr. For more Inlonnailon. call Sylvia I’asuak at 0-!3*5933. rx l. 75. Walter B. Roth, m , D.P.M. and D ick M ullingar Cindy M. Watson, D.P.M. Parkinson’s Support Group to meet twice in March SAN FOR D A Parkinson's Support G ro u p meets twice monthly at H C A Central Florida Regional Hospital In Sanford. In March, the group will meet on Thursday. March 12 and 26. from 10-11 a.m. In a private section of Ihe hospital's cafete­ ria. The support group Is open (a Parkinson's patients and their families and will be led by Loti C a r r lg . M .A .. L . M . I I . C . . a licensed mental health counsel­ or. The program will Include presentations from m edical doctors and professionals cov­ eting all aspects of the disease Tor both the patient and family members. H a r r y thr mothers In Ihe care of the health department. A slnlewlde mother and Infant organization recently ranked Seminole County Ihe lop rounly In Ihe slate for Infant health during Ihe 1987 to 1989 period reviewed. T h r ro u n ly has formed n Hrolihy Start Coalition to review Ihe needs of pregnant mothers and Infants. Dr|u said the roalllion, comprised of Itrallh rare workers and oilier social service professionals w ill study the nerds and resources of the ro u n ly d u rin g Ihe next six months to delrrtillne a course of action lo keep Infant death nuintiers low. Th e Goldsboro Initiative will lx- llnniieed through $100,000 that will lx- sent to ih r rou nly Ihls yrar by the state Depart­ m e n t of H e a lth a n d R e ­ habilitative Services to enhance maternal and Inlnnl rare. Parkinson’s disease is a slowly p r o g r e s s i v e , c h ro n ic neurological disorder caused by a laek of the ehemleal dojiamhiiIn the hralit. Sym ptom s untre m o rs , r ig id ity a n d slow inuvement. Parkinson's aliens about one out or every 100 oeoplc over thr age ot 60 and has become our or thr most common ailments In tile United States. Th e group will ronllnuc to m eet th e se c o n d u u d last Thursdays each uumth through April. Call Ihr hospital's social services department, at 3214500. ext 5700. lor more Infor­ mation. D . S ta rn e s , M D • A re Pleased T o A n n o u n ce • T ltc O p e n U ig O f T h e ir Second Office Specializing In M edicine & Surgery O f The Foot & A nkle Roth & Watson D.P.M. i 140:) Medical Plaza D r , S id le 106 Sanford. 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Sem lliolr C o u n ly Issued lilt stnRlr fam ily residential hullduiR |h - i utils durliiR February. idinosi the same um uher as Issued III .January D avid Hell/ ol Hu I'lilldluR department llldlealed Hie in o nlhly n iitu lx r mlRln In erease as lhe spilnR and s i u i i i iu t approaejes T h e C lly of hungwood. lor Hie s e e o n d e o n s r e iillv e n io n lli Issued no sltiRle l.millv leslileiii 1 p n in its I)nl\ two w in taken out III Deerudter Ikuiule I low iiir io u w ith Hie l.oiiRwood C liv I’lanniriR !><• p .irlu ie u t e u n illie u le d . " T h e tuuiilier is siailliiR lo pit k up diuliiR Mart'll " She uhserveii "Wt* have the Oak Villa si lntlvl slim underw ay now, and so l.u this m onth, w r 'v r already Issued six penults " I.o iir w ih h I Ii . ii I one 11111III lamllv 1es11ie11tl.il pi ruill Issued In Kehruarv Saulord. on Hu' oilier hand 1 "IIIlu lle d al a low level, with o nly tw o residential permits. tolalltiR In value al $ 1 I I . 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SEC guartarflnall II Purduotietldldnotpley. 14 Rantat (la 41 boat law* Siaia 14*1 15 Ttaet Tech 111 alalTeiatChrlttlen. I*. Caarga W athlnglan (1 1 4 ) baal MattachutalttOl 11 IF Alabama (FI SI vt. Kanlucly In SEC quartarlmali I I Clam ten I10l| baal N Carolina SI ** 41 14. Wettom Kentucky 114 FI did nol play M Hawaii 111 S) did not play. 11 Moulton I JO* I . » Soultwrn Mathodltl » . Ft rat 11* *1 did not play. 11. Witcontm ( i t 41 did not play. 14. Mart* Carolina " --------------| ■ (M ~1 FI at.at. Of FlartOa ft. al ACC guartarflnall. 15. A n , ana S ian I I I 1) didnatpta/. IIMI CralgnMn 111 II yt. Wyoming ItMl Vartnanl (M « ) Oral Hartford. 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Leading the offense for the White Sox were T c m Jo y (two singles) and Jerem y Parker and Andy Mayer (one single each). Shawn St. Dennis threw three Innings of no-hlt ball for the Tw ins before leaving with a shoulder ln|ury. February 29 Vessey again was the star as he came on In relief In the first Inning with live runs In and no one out to allow only one hit while striking out 18 the rest or the way os the Sun Dank White Sox doubled the score an the Winter Springs A's. 10 3. Pacing the White Sox offense were Vessey (double, single) and Jo y. Mayer. Dustin Owen and Dusty Chovanlc (one single each). James Petrakls had a single, scored one run and drove In two. while Joe Mecannlc had a double and two RBI for the A's. BRONCO February 20 Bryon Parks had three singles, scored three runs and drove In one as the Casselberry A 's bested the Lake Mary Red Sox 9-3. Also adding to the A's offense were Mark LaFaber (two doubles). Neal Maybln (double, single). Donald Taylor and Jose Torres (one double each) and Rudy Perez and Wes Feldman (one single each). February 22 Th e A 's won their second straight game as Taylor blasted a home run and a triple and drove In six runs to lead a 10-0 romp over the Cubs. Maybln also homered and drove In two runs, while Jose Torres had three singles and scored two runs and Parks added a single and taro RBI. Dean Mlnnelo had two alnglea for the Cuba. February 29 Phillip Eubanks was thr winning pllcbrr as the Sanford Ace Mnrdwnre Pirates nipped the Kobrin Supply Cuba 4-3. Danny Slzrm n rr led thr I'lm lrs wllh a double and two RBI. while Jeremiah Mitchell addrd n run and an RBI and Jason Mitchell a ran. Chris Herring doubled In the winning run ns the Lake Mary Hrds came back to defeat the Winter Springs Tw ins 3-2. Herring also addrd a single, while Scolt lllllnskl. L llllrlo n and Rallies contributed one hit each. Sine led the Tw ins with two singles while Gonzalez doubled. T h e Lake Mary Reds pounded out 12 hits while m uting the Lake Mary Red Sox 14*1. Pacing the Reds were Andy Mall (double, two singles). Paula Littleton (Ihree singles). Rock Raines and Craig King (two singles each) and Randy Cole (single). Corey Patterson had a single and scored the Red Sox run. Mike McCarthy pitched a five hitter and struck out 11 as the Tw ins held off the Mets 4-1. Alex Gonzalez ted the Twins offense wllh a home ntn and a single. Also hitting were Paul Werner (double, single) and Kenny Parrott and Mike Sine (one single eachl. Patrick Reynolds led the Mets w llh two singles, while Matt Moss and Travis Sisals had one single each. Austin Costln and Nick Traeger combined on a one hitter and Traeger knocked In Costln with the winning run as the Winter Springs W hile Sox edged the Lake Mary Cards 4-3. Costln doubled and singled while Traeger drove In two runs. Om ar Serrano added a single the Sox. Rick Rodriguez hit a two run homer far.the Cards. Muttnng Fsbrusry 21 Paul Lubrano was Ihe winning pitcher and Drew Kohl doubled and singled as Ihe White Sox whitewashed the Red Sox 15-0. Fsbrusry 22 Nlek Pelton and Chris Evcnson combined on a onr-hlller ns the Orioles edged the Rrds H-6. Doing Ihe hilling (or Ihe Orioles were Evcnson (double, two singles) and Pelton, Cohrn and Scmook (one single enrh). Anthony Capelin had the Reds lilt. Sieve Pace allowed no hlla and struck out four over three Innings to pick up the pitching win as the Casselberry Dodgers bent Ihe 1-ongwood Braves 7-1. Jerem y Slants nnd Steve Pare enrh had a double for the winners while Justin Mawarah added a single. F*bruary29 Pace allowed only one hit and struck out six as Ihe Dodgers crushed the Sanford Red Sox 18-1. Chris Case led the way with a triple while Mike Prebyl, Mawarah and Pace each doubled. February 28 Th e T w in s used a six run second Inning to beat the Cubs 9-4. Doing the damage for the Tw ins were Brandon Llpps (double, single). Sine. Joey Dumont and Dave Paullk (one single each). Pacing the Cubs were Chad Chapdclelne. MInnet to and Eric Ramos ( one single each). February 27 Mall was the winning pitcher wllh relief help from Justin Andersen as the Lake Mary Rrds beat the Winter Springs W hile Sox 6-1. Littleton had the only Reds hit. a single, and scored two runs while driving In one. Costln hit a double and scored the White Sox run. Th e Longwood Hlnely A ir Products Mets used to four run Innings to bury the Sanford Ace Hardware Pirates 11-0. Leading the Mets offense were Roh Pelton. Erik Arnold and Basil Fomact I two singles each) and Brad Stenstrom (single). Randy Mitchell and Jo b y Borman had one hit each for the Pirates. Pinto February 21 Jason Ellison hom rrrd as the Red Sox battered the Orioles 25-5. Kevin King rtp|tcd rip|ied lour four doubles. David Krbec three doubles and Bramlon Cross a double and Before you go saltwater fishing, make sure you have your license Baseball-------Con tinned from Pago IB with Chris Stokes on third and Mike Ruglcnlus on first. Morgan re­ tired Matt Pipkins on another come-backer. Edgar Aviles tried to score on Pipkins' safety-squeeze bunt In the fifth Inning, but Seminole catcher Malt Freeman threw out Pipkins and John Lugering fired home to Morgan, who lagged out Aviles. Sophomore Todd Bellhorn or Oviedo also allowed only two hits In his Brat start since reporting from the Junior vanity basketball team. Me struck out three and walked four. Semi­ nole's lead-off batlcr reached base In the third, fourth, and TrackC os U na ad from Fags IB “ I hated to see It rain," said Brauman. "W e're Just now get­ ting to the time of the year where you have nice conditions al night that arc Ideal for running fast limes. And wc had stacked some relays where we thought wc could run some fast times. "W e're at a point right now where wc think we're ready lo run some fast times." Before Brauman could find out If he was right, the rains came. In fact, nut one of the 27 scheduled events (14 for boys. 13 for glrlal was completed. Of those started. Seminole's Andre Scott was leading the boys' longjum p w lih a lc a p o f2 l feel. I l l * Inches while team­ mate Bernard S parro w was heading the discus with an effort or 171 feet. 0 Inches. According lo B a u m a n . Spar­ row's threw ts a new Seminole fifth Innings, with the Tribe squandering the flrol two op­ portunities and almost wasting the third. ''Bellhorn Is an excellent left handed pitcher," said Powers. "Last year he no-hll us for his Drat varsity win. He'll be a fine pitcher down the road." In Seminole's third Inning Lugering reached second on an error and advanced to third on Cory Oochee's sacraflce bunt. B e llho rn then retired Scott Fergrraon and Eckstein. Jerem y Chunat led off the fourth wllh a walk and stole second base before Bellhorn besicd Matt Freeman. Anthony Roberts, and Demy Beamon. Lugering singled lo open the fifth, but Bellhorn picked olf ^ - p ln c h -ru n n c r J o n W illia m s. After the second out was re­ corded King and Fergerson drew walks before Eckstein lined his game winner. With the loss. Oviedo fell to 0-3 overall and 1>I in the confer­ ence. Th e Lions played at U n i­ versity Saturduy. "Oviedo has a good team played a tough gam e." Powers. "Th e y're one of the learns In Ihe conference. made a rouple of errors, they didn't capitalize." Seminole, now 2-0 In sllie conference, travels to DcLand Monday for a 3:30 p.m. contest at the high school. Oviedo will host Lake Mowrll Wednesday al 7 p.m. M il J JBHP'."' "T" hope to be able to pul together a good mile relay." Seminole's next opportunity to see just how good they are and m ig h t be w i ll c o m e n e x t weekend, when the Tribe will compete In Ihe Winter Park Elite Invitational next Saturday at Showalter Field. "O n ly eight teams arc Invited (lo the m rrt|." said Brauman. "One of them Is St. Thom as Aquinas of Fori Lauderdale, the preseuson favorite to win the Class 3A stale meet. We'll be able to see how good they ore and how good we arc. "Right now. we're very good lit the field events. If we can continue lo Improve in the field events, then we have a pretty good shot to do some things at the end of the season, but that's a big If. If we ran pul logethrr some relays and have a few Individuals come along, who knows what we're capable of/" Me played I.U8H big league games with Ihe Chicago While Sox and Ihe Tigers, and m ire d wllh a .273 llfcllme average. 213 home runs and 884 Rills. In all that time. Lemon played Ihe outfield about os well os It con be played. He w tu charged with only 82 errors. Me playrd In three All-Star games and hit .204 In the 1984 World Series. "D on't feel sorry for m e." Lemon said. " I had a wonderful career. I had almost 20 years In professional baseball." Me misses being pari of the group. " I miss the guys." he said. "It's like Magic Johnson suld lie'll miss the guys. That's so true. Tha t's what I miss must." Lemon. 37. Isn'l sure whal lie will do now. Bul h r docs know he'll enjoy life more. " I appreciate everything so much more now ." Lemon said, ‘ ‘e s p e c ia lly k id s a n d re la ­ tionships. Being a professional athlete. It's so easy lo think more of yourself than anyone else. It's easy lo do, because I be game Is so competitive. "B u l now I wish I had been able lo do ihtnga for people. I wish I had handled II better when! left Ihe club. Lemon C M tla u d from Pago ! B diet and regained most of the weight he lost. T h in g s he once took Tor granted now have more mean­ ing. Me can't shave with a blade: be no longer goes out barefoot. These are major changes for a man whose trademark was a headfirst slide Into first base. "Y ou know how wild I was. I have an enlarged spleen now." Lemon sold, laughing. "If t tried sliding into first base today. I wouldn't get therr." But It Isn't the action of baseball Lemon misses. Me bad all of that. Jackson, Lake at top of honor roll A rlasc C raltar topped play in the W oman's M atch F atal league with a 553 series. Etalaa K ratlral followed with a 493 scries. Th e HI H ainan were ted this week by W ands B nbbsrd'c 322 series and a 488 effort from Baton. Nancy Jcknara rolled a 5 4 1 lo highlight play in the Lndlca Match F aint league. Ctondto B anovs a t* backed Johnson up with a 4 9 1. The top series 13 the Thnraday N ight M latd league were turned In by C artla Scar bar*, who led Ihe men wllh a 371 rlfori. and M artha A nderson whose 313 pared the women. T ravis B oatw sll rolled a 342 series while Dabble Lalgh SAN FOR D — B r a Ja c k s* * and B*b Loka J r . posted the week's top series In action at Bowl America Sanford. Bowling In the F s r i i f E a s ily league. Jackson posted a 336 to lead the women's honor roll this week while Lake turned In a 676 during play In the B * v l A m e rica M a s 's Hand leap league to top the men's list. Backing up Jackson among the P*rolg E a s ily women was P h y llis M *tt. who put together a 323. In Ihe men's half of the league. A J B a rra rolled a 637 while A l D as m a s turned In a 396. put logrthers SOL J i m Bocks trailed Lake In the M as'a H a n d i­ Bab ta k a J r. also headlined play among the cap standings this week with a 604. U npraftastoanto with his 619 series. Char to s Th e lop scries turned in this week during I m l s i C i l r l a i f M action were bv A l B o ra s .. J f c S f t H r " “ a d » R h a 607 effort. Mary Mltch all and C harlie L sh ea s lopped who scored a s S a T l U a K m ltt. who registered a O atsrs play. Mitchell rolling a 528 to lop the 382. and B*k Lake J r ., who rolled a 370. women and Lukrns pacing the men with his 57fi In S c m l* * lt M skUa Radto action. A ga ss series. B aby Btobar pul together s 517 w hllr scored a 346 while J s d y W ith e rs* * registered a Jo* Jonlka came in wllh a 338 320 and B s t k B n rk c came In al 313. I W H A T t Florda's Saltwater * _■ i ____________ Fishing License W H O : Who need* one? Well, anyone who takes, ullcmpls to lake or possesses marine fish for non-commercial purjtoses. Bul there ore exceptions. See the Fine Print below. W H E N : Before you lake, at­ tempt lo take, or possess marine fish for non-commercial pur­ poses. W H E R E : Where can you get one? A ny lux collector's oll'lcc will sell you one and many bull and tackle shops In Florida offer them for sale. loo. W H Y i Th e fees from Florida's Saltwater Fishing License arc used to enhance the state's saltwater nshrrtes* through Im ­ provement amt restoration of fish habitat s. rrsearrh of marine life. Increased law enforcement rovrrage and public rducullon about our resources. HOWi Mow much do they c o s t? R e s id e n ts a n d n o n rrsldcnis pay different lees. Mere Is the fee structure: S R esidents: 10-day license, 910: 1-year license, 912: 5-yrur license. 960. * N o n -r e e ld e n t at 3 -d a y llcensr. 95: 7-day license, 913: I -year license, 930. A fee or 91.50 Is added If a license I* purchased from a tax collector: 92 Is addrd If It Is purchased ul another locution. Applications for flvc-yrur license are available ul a tax collector's office, a fee of 91 Is rburgrd for the applications. VESSEL AND PIER FEES ~ * B*4_ and said best We und school record, a new meet record by over 14 feet and the best throw In the state so far this season. "O u r field event people arc gelling very, very consistent." said Brauman. "Like Bernard, everyone Is Just about ready to explode." If the Semlnolcs In the ru nn­ ing events arc able to compete at the same level as those In Ihe field events, then Ihe Trib e should be In the hunt for slate honors at the end of the season. B ra u m a n Isn't m a k in g any trash predictions, bul he did say that's what the Semlnolcs are shooting for. " It ’s hard to say how wc slurk up state-wide." he said. "A s tar a’s last year’s leant Is concerned, we're a little more experienced. Losing Kamil! Mltehmun (who moved to Miami) hurt. Me was our best quarter-mller. We're working to fill that void. We two singles as the Advance Brake Indians oulscored Ihe Yankees 22-10. February 22 Dominic retraces (double, three singles). Chad Pagnac ifour singles) and Brian Pagozalskl (three singles! led the way as the Lake Mary Giants squeeked by the Winter Springs Reds 18-13. Todd Johnson and T yle r Graham combined for 14 RBI as Ihe Cubs bested the M ets‘ 19-15. Graham had a home run. Ihree doubles snd a single while Johnson had a home run, two doubles and two singles. Also hitting were To n y Dill (double, four singles) and George Lusk (home run. double, three singles). Matt Horwalh counted a home run among his Ihree hits and Robbie Carr. Hunter Roberts. Shannon Mau. Jason Blanton. Mlcheal Musekn. David Sloan. Paul llger and Michael Wong also had three hits as the Lake Mary Llbatore Roofing Angels beat the W inter Springs White Sox 20-11. February 29 Despite a th re e -ru n hom e ru n by Matt Bushm an, the Angels edged the Longwood Dodgers 8-7. Fsbrusry 27 The Red Sox outscored the Cardinals 13-6 In a good defensive game. Fsbrusry 28 Chad Pagnac and J im m y Patterson both doubled and alngled twice as the Giants doubled the score on the Braves 18-9. Fsbrusry 29 Mall Horwalh homered and Michael Musekn ripped a pair of triples as the Lake Mary Angels elobberd the Lake Mary Yankees 23-11. John Mengehold hit for the cycle, plus, and drove In seven runs as the Tw in s blasted the Orioles 22-4. Mengehold counted a home run. a triple, two doubles and two singles among his six hits. Also hitting were Joshua Rabun (triple, double, single). Shane Larson (double, two singles), To n y Duber (triple, double), Michael Brady laouoie, (double, single) ana and jwten Zach unm Grimia land (two tiraay na uw singles). C om m srclsl V assal L icense (Required annually): 11 or more customers. SHOO: No more Ilian 10 customers 9400. 4 or frw rr customers 9200. B e cr ra tio n a l V a ssa l (O p ­ tional, annual rosl): 92000. Ftor (Optional, annual cost): 9500. SNOOK AND CRAWFISH STAMP If you plan to take ellhrr snook or rrawflsb. you must buy u special stump and alllx It to your Saltwater Fishing Llrrnae. The stamps arc valid only during times established by law and rule for taking those s|ieclc*. T h r slump costs 92. TH E FINE PRINT Almost rv rry o n r who wants lo catch saltwater fish nerds a Saltwater Fishing License, but I lie re are exceptions. Th e follow­ ing persons are r x rm p l: 1. Anyone under 16 years old. 2. A ny Florida resident fishing In saltwater from land or from u structurr fixed to thr land. 3. A ny prrson fishing from a boal which has a valid rrerrailonal vessel Saltwater Fishing License. 4. A ny Florida rraldrnl 65 years or oldrr. 3. Anyone lulling (ram a p in which as b rrn Issued a pier Saltwater Fishing License. © P IS H IN Q JIM SHUPE 6. Anyone who holds a valid commercial Saltwater Products License other Ilian Ihe owner, operator or custodian of a vessel for which a Saltwater Fishing License Is required. O nly one person aboard a vessel to which a commercial Saltwater Pro­ ducts License lias ’ been Issued may claim exemption at any given lime, 7. Any Florida resident who Is a member of Ihe United States Armed Forces and not stationed In Florida, when Ashing while al home an leave for 30 days or less, upon submission of orders. 8. A nyo n e w ho Iras been accepted by the Florida Depart­ m e n t a f H e a lt h a n d R e ­ habilitative Services for devel­ opmental services. 9. A nyo n e w ho lias been nsstgnrd by a court lo a Meallh unit R e h a b ilita tive S e rvices authorized rehabilitation pro­ gram Involving training In Flor­ ida aquatic resources. A Florida resident wliu Is cert tiled us totally and perma­ nently disabled muy obtain a IH Tinu nrnt license at no charge (m m u county tax collector. DEFINITIONS R aaldsnt u. Anyone who has continually re sid e d In F lo r id a (o r six montlis. ti. Anyone who lias established a domicile in Florida and who has rvldrncrd such as provided In the law. tarpon. Examples Examples of of marine marine ItIn­ tarpon. ■ .■ v ls ltp s is s -----a t v a l l f t i f tf tf tlL . vertebrates narc snails,if tllwhelks, clams, scallops, shrimp, crab, lobster, sea stars, sea urchins and sea cucumber*. SHUFE’S SCOOP Th e Anc for Ashing wlthut a required license or stamp Is 930 plus the coat af the amount of ^Arable license or stamp. the appll FO R ECAST Fr lISHINQ l Count on good speck action In the BL J o h n ! R lvsr and Lake Jeenp. Flah the sh a llo w s with Missouri minnows or small jigs for these tasty panAsh. Bass Ashing Is on the upswing, wllh the average Ash weighing In at around two pounds. When thr water Is dropping In Ihe river, fis h r u n - o f f s w i t h s m a ll Rapala-type: lures for sure act! action. S eb a stia n In let snook are hitting live shrimp on the ra st aid s o f th a bring*- Th e Arst part of the Incoming tide, or thr outgoing tide seems to be Ihe beat. One-ounce Jigs and m rdlum-sized lures will also produce, bul they must be fished slowly near the bottom. C a p t a i n J a c k at P o r t C anaveral reports slow otfshore action, with dirty water reaching out lo 170 feet. One marlin was caught last weekend, but many anglers gol skunked. Bottom Ashing for grouper and snapper has been good In deep water — from 180 feel on oul. Inside the Part lias tiern u tittle slow w llh o nly a Tew b itte ris h , sh e e p s Itc u d u n d Aoundcr. Trout and rcdflsh are active on the fla ts of thr Banana and Indian rtvara. Shccpahead and blorflsh nrc ihe big newa al Panes Inlet The best action Is along the north Jellies, bul some llotinder. blueflsh and redflsh [season closed) arc hitting ul the south jelllrs. r , A n y m r m t i c r of Ih e U n tie d S l a t e s A r m e d F o r c e * w h o Is s t a t i o n e d I n t h i s s la t e . d. A ny student enrolled In u college or university In Ihe state. Marina Hah Any saltwater apeclea or flnhsh of I h r c la s s e s A g n u t h u . C h o n d rlrh th y rs and O sle lc h tliy rs . a nd m a rine Inv e rlb ra lrs In the classes of G a s t r o p o d a . B iv a t v la a n d C r u s la c r a . or the p h y lu m Krhlnodermatu. bul It dors not Include n o n liv in g shells or Erhlnodrnns. Examples of Anflsb are Itogflsh. sharks, Irout. mackerel, rays, catfish, eel and May Exdting High hiving Twin Ibmcta MgWr730pst tflOpm U an .W sd .S * ru n u r a M** . Fim Asi S f» a* Ora * Ctotsd Sands* BAYHEAD RACQUET CLUB B IT MIAMI • B eit Termia Valun in A to r . • CLAY COURTS I K m I Vaar Warranty ] I bum m i — i m u iiwnw i l {DALE'S TINT ZONE! • State's b e J Junior program now available lo the public lor beginning A intermediate players • Adult Instruction Available ■ *MltRFRBCHAVE. isszuu l 3 I I SANFORD-ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB N nH M M sM atw iel Hey. 17-92 1ANF0S0 • 829-7498 ------- Surry You tk 323-7363 901 Luke Miry Btvd., gtnlord 301 Dog Track Rd . longwood 831-1600 �4 t - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 8, 1991 Business Regular Bahama flights on track IN B R I E F By NICK W. FFBIFAUF Sanford business seminars set Herald Slaff Writer SAN FOR D — Tw o nrw business classes will be held for Sanford mrrrhants. The sessions arc part of a continuing program deslgnrd lo Improve the business rllm alc of the downtown area. Th e meetings are sponsored by the Sanford Historic Downtown Waterfront Association. The organization's Presi­ dent. Chris Crania* explained. "T h is Is part of an on-going rfTort we are making to enhance the professional skills of our members." The event Is actually a two session workshop, presented by the Small Huslncss Development Center, at Seminole Com m u­ nlly College. The first merllng. slated for Wednesday, March 10. Is entitled "Increasing Sales with a Service Attitude. It will he led by Hob Chralham . business consultant for Effective Results. Chralhnm IsronsJdrrrd a specialist In sales and marketing. Th e second of the two session workshop, will be held on Murrh 30. It will deal with "Projecting a Professional Image". Karrn Scott, of Trammell Craw. Co.. wIP lead the session. In addition to her sales and marketing work, she Is also manager or the Longwood Shopping Center. Doth of the sessions will be held from 5:30 until 7:30 p.in., at the First Strrct Gallery. 203 E. First Street In downtown Sanford. The workshops are open to all members of the Sanford Historic Downtown Waterfront Association, and ore free of chargr. Prospective mem tiers are also urged lo attend. Refreshments will lie served. Fur further lurormatlou or reservations, phone 323-9178. SA N FOR D — Regular tourist (lights unstlll act lo begin rrom the Central Florida Regional Airporl In (h r Bahamas. "Plans are moving ahead right on schedule." said Airport Director Steve Cooke. Gerald Bourne, president of Family Island Holidays of Longwood. briefed Ihe members of the Sanford Airport Authority on the project during the regular meeting last week. Bourne explained how Island Express Airline, a privately owned air service. Is going to provide non-stop round-trip servlrr between Sanford and the Family Islands In Ihe Bahamas. "F o r the lllghls directly from Sanford to the Bahamas," he said. "W e have two stops planned. In Marsh Harbour and Treasure Cay on Abaeo." Longwood chamber to meet Wednesday LON G W OO D — The Longwood/Winlcr Springs Chamber of commerce will hold a Small Business Breakfast Meeting Wednesday. "Building and Keeping Your Customer Base" Is the subject of discussion. Guest speaker for the morning session will be Jack Hiatt, a management and financial consultant, who plans lo outline the techniques und measurements of customer sal Isfact Ion. The meeting Is scheduled for 7:30 until 8:30 Wednesday morning at Quality Inn-North. S.R. 434 at 1-4 In Longwood. Tin- breakfast session Is open to all members or the Chamber, as welt as prospective members. For reservations, phone the Chamber ofllrr, 831-9991. Free tax counaellng offered Central and North Florida taxpayers ran now get free tax asslstuner at nearly 700 volunteer lax assistance centers located throughout the area according to James J . Ryan. ' Internal Revenue Service Jacksonville district director. This year IRS trained over 3,000 area volunteer tax aaslstors to prepare basic federal Income lax returns. Volunteers assist cldrrly, handicapped. non-English speaking and other taxpay­ ers who need help reporting Ih rlr tax returns. "Lower-lnrom e workers who may be eligible for the expanded Earned Income Credit will find Ihe volunteer assistance center* helpful and convenient." Ryan said In a press release. For Information about V IT A and T C E locations In their area und to verify the hours of operation, taxpayers should call IRS at 1-800-829-1040. Jacksonville taxpayers can call locally at 354-1700. Volunteer sites are typically located In shopping mall*, community centers, banks, post offices, libraries, churches and other such community locales. There are 085 centers located throughout 47 central and north Florida counties. Th is Is tlir 22nd year taxpayers have been able to get flee help from volunteers through Ih r Volunteer Income Tax Asslstuner (V ITA ) und Tax Counseling for Ih r Eldrrly (TCE| programs. Sales associate named for Heathrow H E A TH R O W — Arvlda Company recently named Mark E. I'orirr, salrs associate for Ih r master-plannrd com m unlly of Heathrow. I'orirr. formerly u salrs associate for Ryan Homes of Florida, was ranked In Ihe top 5 percent of sales producers In the nation. Other real estate experience Includes Ihe Implementa­ tion of a marketing program for 12 Gulf-front condominiums and yacht club, located In the Florida Panhandle. Th e program produced 22.8 million dollars In sales In 1980, 5.3 million In 1987. n 2 million In 1988. 8,9 million In 1989 und 7.2 million ill 1990 Aililll tonally, I'o rirr served ns a U n llrd Stales A ir Flight Test Engineer, stationed at Egljn A.F.H.. where hr managed und planned ih r training of 76 crew mnnliera. 17 siijK-rvlwirs and 30 civilian und military engineers. Arvlda'* llrathrow Is a planned residential community fruturing tin- brand n rw Heathrow Elementary School, a full service shopping rrn trr, 18-hole championship golf course, $4 million Racqurt Club and homes priced from the low tIOO s to o vrr *1 million. Bourne, who Is gelling the flights and schedules eslalillshed said. "W e hnd origi­ nally announced w r would start the regular flights by the end of this month, but with thr paperwork that still has to lie ac­ complished. I would feel more comfortable predicting a start around mid A pril." "Another thing we are working on right now." he adder). "Is the obtaining of an additional aircraft to handle the flights." The airline Is nlso planning to provide d a lly ro u n d -trip u lr service to Fort Uiudcrclnlc, where passengers will lie able to change to other Island Express aircraft, and head for additional ports in Ihe B ah am as. T ltr s e w ill in c lu d e N o rth Ele ulh e ra . G o ve rn o r's H a rb o u r, Rock Sound, George Tow n, amt Stella Marls. In addition lo Ihe link-up with the Bahamas flights from Fort Lauderdale. Bourne said. "Thr lllghts ran also be used for people on business or pleasure wishing to f ly b e tw e e n S a n f o r d a n d F o r i Lauderdale," Bourne explained, "Island Express, the airline which will handle these nights, still has to get the necessary permits from the Ministry of Transportation In the Bahamas before we can get these nights started." He Is very excited about the prospects of using the facilities at the Central Florida Regional Airport. "W e are working on an agreement with Central Florida Air Mainte­ nance at the airport, to handle the mainte­ nance of our aircraft," Bourne said. " I ’m very happy about the prospects for these nights," ne commented. " I had one man who arranges flights for about 30 separate families lo the Bahamas, and he Is very anxious for us lo gel this project underway, so I look forward lo having a good resiMinsc from the general public." Standards for trade SCO topic By J . MARK B ARFIILO Herald Slalf Writer S A N FO R D AllhouI’ll Ih r s u b je c t nT th e M a rc h 11 videoconference ai Seminole Com m unlly College Is meeting m anufacturing standard* for International .trade, the Informa­ tion may foreshadow standards In the United Stales. From 1 to 4 p.m ., locnl m anu­ facturers may' participate in a live conference with experts from the United States and England on meeting the "ISO 9000" standard*. Th e standards were established In 1987 try a OO-nallon committee railed tlir International Organization for Standardization. Th e standards establish consistent <|uallty control at companies and urr audited by approved agencies. Th e ISO 9000 standards have been established by the Euro­ pean Com m unlly and by tlir end or 11)92, a n y p rodu ct sold lhroughoul Europe by meet those standards. Th e standards have also been adopted hy Jap.m and other Aslan countries. Hut G lru Morgan, director of the SC C Hustnrsa and Industry Support Center, said the stan­ dards are bring adopted In tills country by the U.S. Defense Department and the Food and Drug Administration. /‘Years and years ago, people believed the metric system was g o in g to lalte o v e r ." said Morgan. - "M any people today think the ISO standards will go the way of the metric system, but It's not. Manufarlurrrs urr going to have to lie more In tune with quality rontrul." Morgan said many small busi­ nesses start out with a local market In mind but then sec an opjiortunlly overseas or with the federal government after several years. Unless Ih ry meet the ISO 9000 standards. Morgan said they may Ire lockrd out front offering their products. R e g is tra tio n Is $ 1 2 5 per person and must lie made by Frlday |3C|. Spare is limited to 30 persons and IS of those have a lre a d y h e rn taken up by Sle m rns Strom berg-Carlson employers. Morgan said. Reser­ vations urr available by calling 323-1450. extrusion 040 Sanford business welcome Abba Tours recently moved from 101 to 500 W. First Street In Sanford. The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce welcomed them to the new location. Lell to right, Chamber Welcoming Committee member Ned Yancey. Abba travel t consultant Janet Glllett, Chamber committee members Sharon Motaley and Joanna Chandler, Abba Tours manager Joyce Sewell, Abba travel consultant Marlene Bagga, and Chamber committee members Martha Yancey, Kim Townsend, Beth Beldln and Wayne Albert. United Telephone elevates 2 Tro y W. Todd, who resides In Apopka, has been named chair­ man and chief executive officer of Ultltrd Telephone of Florida. Fred I). Lawrence of Longwood was named to rrp la rr Todd as president. Th e appointments became ef­ fective on March 1. following the U n ite d Te le p hone qu a rte rly Hoard of Directors inerting. Todd has served as president of the Florida operation since I9H2. Prior lo that time, hr served United T c lrro m III a number of key position*. Fred D. Law rence. 43. ol Longwood, has replaced Tro y us president and chief operating offleri. Lawrrnre will ussunir irsp o n s lb lllty for all of ih r operations at United Telephone ol Florida, the largest of Ihr corporation's seven lorul tele­ phone groups . lu s t p u b l i s h e d : Dean Whist*! Research Report on DISNEY n “ I •? Todd Lawrence The company's spokesperson Hrtiin Craven explained. "M r. Lawrence cornea here from the Kansas City area and lias set up residence In Longwood. He's been In tlte business since 1970 w hrn he was with Michigan Dell, and has served as vice president with United since 1982." United Telephone of Florida Is headquartered Iti Altam onte Springs. The m or e you know aboul investing, the better your chances for making ood investment decisions, or a complimentary copy of our latest research data on this company, just ask. f Michael A. Maguire Account Executive (407) 849-4723 1 (800) 869-0007 Amtmbtroflh* fTI KurntmiNrtvori [ j j DEAN WITTER For your convenience, now you can GHHKEYOURCUS8VDMH It’s an easy way to pay for your Classified ads and It gives you an extra m onth to pay. Simply call our Classified Department at 322-2611 and one of our salespeople will help you place your ad. Lake Mary business welcome The Lake Mary Ch a m be r o l C om m erce conducted a ribbon cutting for American Paging Lett to right. Chamber members Paul Allard, Gmny Coombs. Kelt MacDonald. Diane Parker, Jay Gabbard, American Paging manager Rachel May, Chamber officials Mike Curssi, and Kathie Ragan S a n fo r d H e r a ld �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. March S. 1992 • ■■ People IN B R I E F D IS TIN C TIO N S N ancy Stanley and W ilm a Harper Nicole Haves, Lake Mary, winner ot Ihe 3 lo 5-year-old Tiny Miss division ol the pageant. Craft winners announced Members of the Woman's Club of Lake Mary participated In a District Vlt Arts and Crafts compel II Ion recently. Winners In each category were announced. First place wlnnera and their categories nre: Nancy Stanley. K nilttng: Barbara C u rtin . Wreath-making: Maggie Snlvely. Weaving and Diane Nelson. Christmas Slocking. Second place winners and categories arc: Wilma Harper. Doll and Clothes ad Jetta Woodall, Jewelry. Tiny Master Patrick Ross, Winter Springs, admires his new trophy. All Sotlla Catholic Church hosted Mardl Qras. a weekend of fun. food and entertainment recently. Money raised will benefit All Souls Catholic School and community projects. A n n u a l pageant w inne rs were Judged by Doug Plcozzl. Clam our Shots; Dorothy Lee, All Star Model­ ing and Talent Agency: Hal Conrad. Conrad Stevens Salon: Rod Layer. Triangle Productions: Karen Caan. Lake Mary Dance Aradcm y: rolyn Dunn. Mannequin Interna­ tional: Kelly Matin-Holt, of Miriam and Valeric's School of Dance Arts 'a n d Melvin Tharpe. Regalia. W in­ ners were awarded trophies. ..livings bonds and phoio sittings. b U U V [O L IC S' K HtfiM PM m hr Charltl B u ll B rllla n y Cam pbell, D ellone, Is rurmar-up In tha Little Miss division. Brant Jtdimson.’W .’turrari aritTiaKy Moors Food fair benefits school Brent It. Adamson, vice president of RichUnited Carp., presented the first monthly Food Fair check lo Hr. Margaret C u m in , principal of All Souls Catholic School. Also present was Sally Moore, officer of Ihc All Souls Home/School Association. Rich’s Food Fair, a division of HIch-Unllcd Corp.. Is a fund-raising co-op for public and private schools and churches. The participating organization receives a commission on all frozen foods sold through the group. Rich's Food Fair olTera an opportunity for schools lo have an ongoing fund-raising activity lira I will bring In extra dollars to enhance their sc two] programs. Call 1-800-282-3247 for more Information. M ADD honors local men Mothers Against D runk Driving. Central Florida, hooored 24 persons recently. Including five trom Seminole County. These (Kroons were honored for their fight against Impaired driving for the year 1901. Honorrcs are: Officer Anardi Collazo. Sanford P o lic e D e p a r t m e n t : T r o o p e r R e g in a ld Cannlehnrl. Florida Highway Patrol In Seminole County: Deputy David O'Connor. Seminole C o u n ty S h e riff s Office: C o rp o ra ) V irg il Plckleslmer, Lake Mary l*ollcc Deparlmcnl und Andrew Cameron, office of Ihe Stale Attorney In Srm lnolr County. Dana Dalton, lafl, crown* Kayll* Lytle, Lake Mary, 1992 Mlta Mardl Ora*. Reynika Hernandez. Sanford, Mardl Qraa Llltle Miss. Is Junior Miss Summer Mealy Chapin halls Irom Winter Park. iThere’s no business like monkey business B y SAMQI TIL W IC K Special to the Herald Senior Primate Keeper Becky Neah enjoy* her work at the Contrel Florida Zoo. SAN FOR D - Catching up with Becky Nuxli. Senior Primate Keeper ut the Central Florida Zoological Park. Is nol always easy, particularly II you try lo Interview lirr on a day when the veterinarians are scheduled lo t Isll. llecky has hern a primate krrpcr at the Zoo slnre I9H4 but previously, both In Indiana and Flurida she was a vrlrrlnaty assistant Nol only dors Becky, along with fellow kcr|n-r, Carol Setter ball, rare (or all of Ihr prlmulrs. »h r Is also In charge of ordering and keeping Irack ol all ol the mrdleal supplies al Ihe Zoo " I really enjoyed working with veterinarians," Becky says, "and ainre I had this background, once I begun working al lltr Zoo. I volunteered to keep track of all the medical supplies anil assist Ih c ve irrlnu rlu ns when they perform p ro ­ cedure*.” The veterinarians who curr lor all ol the animals al the Central Florida Zoological Park a ir from Ihc University ol Florida. College ol Veterinary Medicine. In Galnrsvlllr Whenever Ihe vrlertnarlaus. along wtlll Ihr veterinary students who accompany them, come to the Zoo. Becky Is busy making surr lliat all of ih r supplies and medical Ion* I lial Ihey nrrd urr c I o m - u I hand "Vel days are generally busy,” says llrik v . "but occasionally w r have tlm r for a little fun " Becky laughs as she recalls a praillial Joke Ihut she and her co-workers played on one of ihe vrlrrf narians "W e made a strange looking 'worm* by blowing { K e e p in g p rim a te s s tim u la te d is a c h a lle n g e be ca use th e y are so In te llig e n t and in q u is itiv e . W e h id e fo o d and tre a ts in a v a rie ty o f w ays so th a t th e y have to fo ra g e fo r It. J •Becky Nath some banunu out of u straw and thro prrteinlrd that we hud found It In one ol the animal rxlilblls We all urtrd vrry concerned about w hat It might Ik . " While the veterinarian was diligently trying to use all of his know ledge and Irulnlng lo determine flit- origin of till* strange creature, one ot Becky's co-workers grubtu-d lltr worm and ule It "T h e took on ihr fai rs of Ihc veterinarians and Ihr sludrnt* w as hysIrrlcuP" Working al (In* Zoo Is not ull Inn and games lor Becky, bm site und Carol do s|w-nd some ol Hu tr busy day Ihluklng up new activities for all ol Hu* primates Intheir care "Keeping primates stimulated Is a <hullrnge because they are so intrlllgrnl und Inqulslllvr We hide food and Urals In a variety of ways so that ihey have to loragr lor It." llecky rnjoys watching how the dlllcrriit kinds ol prltnalr* react to und manipulate dilti rent types ol stimuli, such as liumhon. hay, Insects llwy m igh t latch, new types of food, rli W hrn asked which animals In the tir|uunurtit she is Hie See Nash. Page 7B �- Sanlord Hsrald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday. March 8, 1992 Broadw ay dream cam e true ENGAGEMENTS Joel Sheffield and Tina Tobin Tobin-Sheffield P IG E O N F O R G E . T r n n . Tim o th y and Patricia Tobin of Pigeon Forge. Ten n. are an­ nouncing the engagement of their (laughter. Tina Michelle, to Joel David Sheffield, non of Henry and l.llllan Shrllleld of Sanford. Horn In Fort Hclvolr. Va.. the h rid e -cle ct In the m aternal granddaughter of Mr*. Geneva Hudson of Morristown. Tenn. a n d the late M r. J o h n D. Hudson. She Is the paternal granddaughter of Hud and Mary Tobin of Sanford. Mins Tobin Is a 1087 graduate of Seminole High School. San­ ford and In a 1002 graduate of Seminole Com m u nity College where nhe received nn A .A . degree In Special Education. She Is presently em ployed an a duyearr teacher at Kids Korner. Her fiance, born In Daytona Head). In the maternul grandson of Mr*. Hetty Klnnam of Daytona llr a c li a n d th e p a t e rn a l grandson of Mr. James Sheffield. Sanford. Sheffield In a 1088 graduate of Liberia New Tribes Mission School. Liberia. Africa and a 1000 graduate of New Tribe* Hlblc Innllutule. H r Is presently employed us a truck drlvrrforScotty'n. The wedding will lie nn evrnt of Aug. I, 1002. 2:30 p.m.. Central Hapllnt Church. Sanford. Melton, Jimenez exchange vows SANFORD Dona E lo ls r Mellon and Thom as Nicholas Jlm e nrz were married Ja n. 11. 1002. 2 p m., at Central Hapllst Church. Sanford. The Rev. Don lllcks performed the ceremony. * Tile bride Is the daughter o f Mr. unil Mr*. Hilly R. Mellon of Orlando und the bridegroom Is the son of Mrs. Louisa Jimenez of Sanford und the late Mr. Roger Jimenez. Given In marrlnge by her futhrr. the bride chose for her vow* a while satin, floor length gown with short train. The hemline of the skirt was applli|ued w ith lace. T h e gown f e a tu r e d a f i l l e d , lu re embellished liodlrr with round neckline. The liodlrr descended to a drop|ied waistline and lull skirl which was caught ut the back with u large, larr-uppllqued Ikiw . The sleeve* were fitted, three-quarter Inch In length, with a gentle pufr effect and flul while satin Im iw su I the shoulder. Her Illusion veil was held with a comb lnlrr*|M-rsrd with while silk flower* She carried a round bouquet of white carnations, daisies und blur delphinium. Amy Hearn of nirtiilngham. Ala served as nialrun of honor. She wore a deep royal blue tea length gown 1 lie n rrk lln r was rounded, with a filled bodice and drop|x-d waist. T h r sleeves were pulled at the shoulder und nrrru lrd with Ixiws. She wore u sldrcnmh ol while silk carna­ tions In her hair and carried u At 10. Je nn y G ruby lia* *rrn her dream come true. Ever since ■he was knee high to a duckling, the pretty and talented dancer ha* set her sight* on Hroad way. Since early Ja n u a ry , after Jenn y auditioned In New York, she ha* been a member of the high-stepping cast performing In "W ill Roger* Follies" al the Palace Theater on Broadway. Due to the Injury of a cast dancer In late December, Jenn y was called to come to New York to audition after she was spotted by the casting company last fall. She returned to Sanford to resume her dancing position at Walt Disney World and attend Seminole Com m unity College. She was Informed several days later that she landed the role nn New Year's Day and left later that day for the Hlg Apple. She learned the pari In five days, and after the Injured dancer re­ lumed. Jenn y was retained In the cast. Whal a break! Jenny's parrnt*. Marsha and Jim Gruby. her sister. Jill, and her aunt and uncle from Tam pa have already traveled to New -York to see their shining star perform. Keith Carradlnc plays the starring role and Je nn y Is the youngest dancer In the cast. " It 's almost tike It hasn't happened." Marsha said. "It happened so quickly." For Marsha and Jim . their efforts are finally paying off. Marsha has been accompanying her daughters to dance classes and auditions In various parts of the country for many, many year*. She lias literally lived for her daughters' dancing while Jim has kept Ills nose to the grindstone to foot the bills. Jill, a sophomore al Seminole High School, has also had a taste of professional dancing. She danced last summer at Opryland and again last Christmas. She recently choreographed a piece for Destiny, an award-winning SHS ensemble headed for Wash­ ington. D.C.. along with Pizzazz, to perform In national competi­ tion. Marsha said Je nn y Is adjusting well to New York except for the cold weather. She lucked out In locating an apartment with a family friend. When she's not dancing In the Follies. Jenny a tte n d s cla sses, a u d itio n s , models, takes voice lessons and visits museums. Je n n y O ru b y Is a star of ta tn o rro w . T h e ‘ s ta tu e s q u e beauty lives to perform. When she's on stage. Je n n y captivates rwww WJ v n w w i w m Vergle Motlay, lafl, praparaa a toad to Myron Oataa, Earl Moalay and Albart Parkin*. resident since 1070. He moved to Florida from Lisbon Falls where he was employed by General Electric. Myron has been living hrre since 1077. He was a railroad conductor In Llvrrpool. N.Y. A special guest was Earl's sister. Kalr Jackson, from Ml. Airy. Laap yaar wadding the audience as she move* with the case of a graceful swan. Off stage, she's like the girl next dooi — sweet and lovely. Birthday* calabratad It was party time on Sunday. Feb. 23. when three local men were honored on their birthdays. Vergle Mosley was hostess for the celebration at her home 2440 Oak Ave. Guests of honor were: Vergle'* husband. Earl, who turned 88 on Feb. 23: Al Perkins, who was 80 on Feb. 18: and Myron Gates who turned Hi on Feb. 24. The guests of honor are all members of th r Sanford Shufflcboard Club. About 30 friends gathered on the carport for the celebration and later were nerved a buffet, picnic-style, on the grounds. Th e y w r rr loastrd with cham­ pagne and sang the "Happy Birthday" song uftrr blowing out thr randlrs on th r birthday cake w hirl) was decorated to resentbit- a shufflrboard court. Earl m ovrd from Ml. A iry. N.C. to Sanford In 1041 where he owned und t>|K-ralrd Mosley's Garage. Al has been a Sanford It's leap year and what a way to start married life. Hut th a t's w h e n C o lle e n McFadden and Michael Jo hn Hill decided to become Mr. and Mrs. The y were married Feb. 20 at the First U n ite d M ethodist Church. On Friday night. Michael's parents. Ann und Jo hn Hill, hosted the reheursal dinner at the Holiday Inn. Sanford Marina. Among those attending were the blrde’s parents. June and David M c Fa dde n. and the b rid e 's brother. Master CPO David W. M c F a d d e n . a n d h i* w if e Georgeann. from Key We»l. T h e a rriv a l of ih c b rid e ­ g r o o m 's a u n t a n d u n c le . Kathleen und Dick Phillips, from Letchworth. England, came as quite a surprise to the bridal couple. Jonaaa* wad 50 yaar* Congratulations to Joyce and C.O. "D ic k " Jones who were married 50 years Feb. 28. The couple exchanged vows at the h o m e of J o y c e 's m o t h e r . Katlilren Adams, on IHth Street. Joyce Is a native daughter und the couple have lived In Sanford during their entire married life. Joyce and Dick were honored In style last night by their three daughters at the traditional golden wedding celebration at Tlm ncuan Country club. Mort­ on this later. School and community T h e S a n fo rd H is to ric Downtown Waterfront Associa­ tion Is sponsoring the second annual Perception. Perspective. Progress und Partnership forum Tuesday. March 17. at 7 p.m .. In the library of Sanford Middle School. Th e event Is free to the public and refreshments will lie served. Art faitlval today For those who did not get to the St. Johns River Festival Saturday, thr festival Is open today from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. ut Fort Mellon Park. Ribbons were presented Saturday and the monetary awards will be made at 4 p.m. today. Th e winning artist will receive t l.0 0 0 In cash. Best of Category will receive $ 3 5 0 . Merit awards wll Ik- pres­ ented as well as Display Award. E.B. Stowe Award and Honor­ able Mention ribbons. Hetty and Don Reagan are In charge of the physical layout of the show and Ashby Jones Is In charge of the Purchase Award. Th e public Is wrlcome al no udmlsslon charge. (Doris Dietrich, retired Sanford Harald People editor, I* e Harald co rre sp o n d e n t co ve rin g the Sanford ere*. Phone: 322-4S2S.) Spring signals interest in new clothes onto other garments or the skin. Spring must be In the air because I seem to be getting many questions In our office rrgurdlng new clothes. W ith money as tight as It Is. It Is Important to understand fibers and labels so clothes can last as long as possible. W$*h$bl$ Silk BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG Colorfastnass problems Mra. Thomas Jimenez round txiuqurt of W hllr carna­ tions. daisies und light blur delphinium. Hob Ktlllrr. a frtrnd of thr groom, served as best man. Usher* w r rr Al Jim enez, brother of the groom. Sunford; Jim M rlton, th r bride'* brother. Titusville: Dusty G rrgory of E n ­ terprise and Kevin Hood of Sanford. A rrerpllon was held following the w e d d in g c e r e m o n y at Central Huptlsl Church. Following u wedding trip to North Curullnu. the newlyweds are making their home In San­ ford Dye crocking You may describe It u* "dye rub o f f . but technically the loss of dye due to abrasion or ru b­ bing Is called dye crocking. It may be seen because of the sluln It leaves on another ganurnl or thr skin. It also muy leave u lighter, dlscolorrd nr streaked urea on Ihc offending gunnrnt. Dye crocking can occur In any type of wearing apparel. T h r most susceptible fabrics to crocking arc denim* and cordu­ roy*. with rottons. linens, and ixilyestrr* also likely to crock. Surface p rin ts that do not thoroughly penetrate the fabric ure thr worst offender*. Before buying u printed gur- m cnl, examine the reverse sldr to determine the d rg rrr of dye or print prnrtrallon. The reverse sldr will usually Ik - llghlrr or less distinct. If there I* |xxir dye penetration, rxumtne the gar­ ment at point* of wear such as folded edgrs. pockets, seam edge*, collar and cuff*. If there Is any color loss. It may be due to dye crocking. T o de lrrm lnr If a fabric or garment will dye crock, rub u w h llr cuttnit or linen hanky on un unrxposrd urea such as the lirm or u seam allowance. If uny color or d y r up|x-nr* on thr lianky. then the d y r will crock Washable silk Is now fashion. Contrary to popular belief, silk Isn't a fragile fiber. Before nylon wus manufactured. It was used fo r h o t a i r b a llo o n s a n d parachutes. How tough or how drltcatr silk fabric Is depend* on how the yam Is handled, how the fabric I* woven, dyed, and finished. Many of today's silk garments u rr labeled washable. And they really are. Just follow the In­ structions on water temperature, etc. Hr awarr that some color bleeding will occur, so wash separately and do not let stand In thr water very long. The most popular washable* have texture rather than a smooth, shiny surface. Any silk Is damaged by |>ersplrallon und sunlight. You should always hang gurm rnta In a closet and krep the door closed. When traveling by car always cover the gunnrnt to prrvrnt *un damage. And. don't watt until later to clean silk garments. T h r y should Ik- washed or dr)' cleaned us soon as they are Milled. Allowing Milled clothing to hang In the closet means perspiration Is continuing to weaken the filler* and spot* are becoming p rrm unrnl stulns. 'Ralnipot*' In rayon Many of today's rayon fabrics contain dyes und sizings that water spot when they come In c o n ta c t w it h a n y ty p e of moisture, rv rn raindrop*. Many ronsurtirrs are asking how to remove tlirsr ralnspols. If thr ganurnl rare lalx-l says dryclean only, the consumer Is oui ol luck as dry-cleaning will have little nr no effect on rrm ovlng water spot*. Water spot removal re­ quires considerable amounts of moisture: In Mime cases the only u llrrnutlvr Is to launder the article. Th« C ooperative E xten sion S ervice Is open to a ll regard­ le ss of race, color, creed or n ation al origin. Miss Minnie says goodbye after 31 years in county schools R e llrrm rn t celebration (or Minute Thomus w us given by the stall ol Hopper Center of thr Seminole County m -I i o o I*. "T h is I* Your l.llr" was thr theme ol the luncheon held in "M iss Minnie's" honor, as shr (sculled by her ro-worker*. Hop|x-t Center stall rnrmlier* and Irlrudx gave words ol rrllrcllons ol thr |>a*t, present und Inline ol this wonderful, lovable. Christian hearted woman who carries a srnllr w h rrrvrr shr goes Tributes to this lover ol (■eoplr saw her stall, family und blends rtijoy an alternixiri ol love shared with "Mtss Minnie." This dedicated workri has given 31 years ol service to the Semliiole County schixil* It Is a true saying lliat "lim e Is not measured by yrars that you live, but by ih r deeds that you do and thr Joy Hurt you give " Miss M lit lllr sh a re * her ta le nts wherever shr can Her love ol mankind can I k - seen In her everyday life. S h r oltrn gave ptulsrs to thr Master lor Ills kindness and gixxlness to her Her Christian loim m m ltv work sees her sharing her great tal nit* — talking atxiul thr laud, and her ability lu make hxxi MARVA HAWKINS taste m il-of- this world! Sh aring th r altrriHKin were her blends, children and well w Ishrrs M iss M innie Is un active m rm tirr ol Ih r Frrrw lll Holiness Church where shr has served lor over 30 years. Evangelist T h o m ­ us Is u missionary und has always been In the dally mission Held. She has liretl a worker and volunteer lor the Good Samari­ tan Home w h rrr shr sharrs her G<xl given talent to Ih r resi­ de ills Anniversary marked Evergreen Temple No 321 will (Tlrh ra tr llirlr 07th anniversary and F.lk Awareness Day. today at I I a ill worship service The /am lloja- Missionary Hapllst Chun h will tir thr stir ol Ihr •endec. T h r Rrv Ellas ('alley, Ensign Kenneth Royals receive* congratulation* on hi* promotion from Officer,Fqipson end Royals' wile, Patricia. Ilast or. will deliver Ih r message D lnnrr will Hr served al the Elks home. Home from the Army SPC Terrace A IVarvon was welcomed home bom his 8'V year* of service lo thr U S A r m y . F a m ily a nd Ir lr n d s a ss e m b le d at the Lee I*. Moore Park In pay tribute to Terrace In word and Ming During his year* In Ih r armed lorcr*. ferrate was stallonrd at Ft Cam pbell. Kentucky. Ft. C a rs o n . C o lo r a d o a n d F t. I.eouard Wood. Missouri H r I* Indeed a veteran of Operation Desert Storm. SPC Terrace IVarson Is cur­ rently settling down In Sanlord with his lovely wile Genene and their daughter*. Am ber and Terra. Terrace I* thr son of llrnrlette Pearson William*. Royal* promoted Ensign K rn n rlh Koval* was rrcrntly promoted lo thr rank ol Knsign Com m a nding O fllrrr. Presenting Miss Minnie a plaque Leldner ol Seminole County achoolsP.W. Poisson. Area Operation* Plan* Officer, congratulated Kenneth for rrarhlng this signif­ icant milestone In hi* Navy rarcer. He waa also wished good lu rk and sucre** a* his lovely wife, the former Patricia Smith Royal*, looked on Kenneth Is the son of Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Royals. Sanlord (Mar** H ite k ln s I* s SanloidHartl* correspondent covering Sanford new*. Phone: 111 M i l l SPC Peirsort �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. March 8. 1992 • T l Teens need words to blunt grandmother’s sharp tongue D E A R A B B Y t Three yearn ago. I divorced a hard-working. In­ dustrious man who was totally selfish and Insensitive In other family members — especially me. his wife. After many years of unhappiness. I decided I would be better off raising our three children alone than tolerating the constant tension and strain of life with "E rn ie " (not his real name). Last year. I remurrlrd, and I cannot desrrlbe m y present happiness. My only problem now la Em le'a mother. She has been a doting grandmother to m y children. She has always been •’ nice'* w h e n o th e r fa m ily members arc present, but the children have told me that "G ra n d m a " never misses an opportunity to speak In an ugly and negative manner about me. Th e children (two are now In their teens) say they are embar­ rassed and do not know how to respond because I have In ­ structed them to be courteous and respectful to their grand­ mother. Abby. any suggestions you have for m y cx-mnthcr-ln-law will Ik - very much appreciated, ns she reads your column dally. No names or cities, please. I do not wnnt to embarrass nil vonc. S TU M P ED D EA R STU M P ED — AN D T O wedding gilt to m y family and friends. I resent the writer who said the Jilted bride shouldn't hnve any more showers. If and when she becomes engaged to Ik- married again. Abby. I was devastated and humiliated by the experience. Hut nnr year Inter. I met the most w onderful guy In the w o r ld , u n d e v e n t u a lly we becam e engaged. At first I thought having nnnlhrr shower would Ik- unfair to the guests. Hut deep In m y heart. I wanted one. I wanted to rememtx-r my shower ns tiring the one for me and m y new husband-to-br. not the two I had Mr the wedding that never look pl.ire. Welt. It was a fabulous shower, und the most beautiful wedding! Looking back. I don't regret one thing. The first guy did me the biggest favor of m y life! H A P P IL T M A R R IE D IN M A S S A C H U S E T T S D E A R H A P P IL Y M A R R IE D : Congratulations. Som rtlm rs It takes a disappointment nr two to m a k e u s a p p re c ia te good fortune. May It ever lie thus. (Problsms? Writs to Otar Abby. For a psraonal, unpublished reply, sand a sell-addressed, stamped envelope lo Dear Abby, P.0. Box 69440, Los Angeles, Calll. 90089. All correspondence Is confidential.) A D V IC E • A B IG A IL VAN BUREN s W H O M I T M A T C O N C E R N i No one has to listen to a person badmouth another. It Is perfectly all right to Inform the badmouther that you do not want to hear anything more about a person who Is not present and therefore u n n b lc to defend h lm lh c rls c lf. T h is message should be delivered In u wellm o d u la te d to n e . T e l l y o u r children. "You may not win u popularity contest, but you will be respected for your honesty and fairness." D E A R A B B Y t I have been reading your column every day for m a n y years, and i am Intrigued by the letters regard­ ing canceled weddings. You see. I. too had a wedding culled olf the night liefore. (lie changed Ills inlnd — or I should say. his mother changed It for him.) I hud two showers, and ns soon as the wedding was called off. 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Being n primate kreper ran also lie very challenging, partic­ ularly when trying to meet the nutritional needs of the animals. Since ce rta in m on ke ys are prlmnrlly leaf eaters In Ihe wild, such ns the howler monkeys. It Is difficult to make sure Ihe produce they ore fed supplies Ihe same nutrients as Ihe foliage they would eal In their native habitat. "W e're Just about to start the howler monkeys on a new com­ mercially prepared diet designed s p e c ifica lly for leaf e a ting monkeys." says Becky. Th e prtmatrs at Ihe Central Florida Zoological Park have a very good health record and a p rrlly Impressive breeding re­ cord. also. In fact. In 1980 Ihe Zoo was Ihe recipient of Ihe Silver Propagator Certificate by the Am erican Association of Zoological Parks and Aquariums lor Ihe captive birth of twentyfiv e b la c k h a n d e d a p ld e r monkeys (Many more have been iNirn since that time.) Although most of the primates raise their own babies, oc­ casionally a mother will reject her offspring, Just as they do In the wild, and then the primate keepers must step In and lake over. Becky has helped raise four spider monkeys, n siamung. a howler and a capuchin. "W hile It's almost Impossible not to get attached to a baby moneky or ape. hand raising primates Is a lot of work." Becky stales. "Although It's a little sad when It's time for them lo go. our goul Is always lo get Ihe luvtnllrs back In with a troop or group of primates, either here or at another zoo.” W hrn talking about her Job at the Central Florida Zoological Park. Becky lends In gel somewli.tl philosophical. " W r strive lo make sure that nil of the animats' needs are met and that they have a safe and healthy home. We hope that w hrn (irople come here to sec them , th ry w ill develop an appreciation and a sensitivity for what Is taking place In many of the natural habitats where these unlmnls arc from." 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Dreams can become hopes, hopes can become asplrat lo n s a n d a s p ira tio n s ca n become ambitions which you’ll have the pow rr to fulfill. P IS C E S (Feb, 20 March 20) An Idealistic relationship you ’ve been hoping for could come Into being In this cycle. It will be with an Individual with whom you ’ll have a rem arkable a rflnltv. A R IE S (March 21 -April 10) Persistency and Imagination are the tools required today in order to gratify your ambitions. Fortu­ nately. you’ll be heavily en­ dowed with both, making sueeras likely. T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) Your strength lies In your philo­ sophical approach to life today. T h is will enable you to sec things as' part of the whole and not In lim ited o r restricted dimensions. O E M IN I (May 21-Ju n e 20) There Is a strong possibility you might get Involved In a joint endeavor with an Individual whose Interests and Ideas arc In harmony with yours. Chance wilt play a hand In fonnlng this arrangement. C A ftC E R (June 21-Ju ly 22) Even If you have to modify your position. It’s vital today that you maintain a cordial relationship with an Individual who Is Im ­ portant to your present plans. L E O IJu ly 23-Aug. 22) You rould be quite fortunate In this cycle profiting from situations Initialed by others. What you havo lo contribute Is an Ingre­ dient that was previously lack­ ing V IR O O (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) If you associate with people who arc of a creative bcnl today, II will serve to stimulate your own Imagination: It Is probable you'll come up with odme bright Ideas yourself. L IB R A (Scpl. 23-Oct. 23) Take adequate time lo think things through from every angle today. T h e more intensely you dwell on a particular matter, the greater your awareness of Its ramllU-aI Inns Is. Bjr Berate* Bede Oeol T O U R B IR T H D A Y M a rc h 9 .1 9 9 2 Roth tangible and Intangible benefits can be gained In the year ahead by .bringing your Ideas lo market. Don’t think of your conceptions as things of little value. by Jim m y Johnson ARLO AND JANIS I^M O^W M T* VM) 1W k TtA C M M ttfiC O lC X 7 “ S 's i& s m vT j 0 3 (Feb. 20-March 20) Just because someone Is not In complete accord with your opi­ nions today does not mean this Individual should be considered an adversary. Instead, try lo learn from this person’s objec­ tions. Major changes arc ahead for Pisces In the coming year. Send for Pisces’ Astro-Graph predictions today. Mall $1.25 plus a long, Bcir-addrcssed, stamped envelope to A stroGraph, cJo this newspaper, P.O. Rox 9 I4 2 R . C le v e la n d . O H 44101-3428. tie sure lo state your zodiac sign. ARIES (March 2 1-April 10) If you're foolishly generous wllh the wrong person today, you might feel tike a patsy later on. lie careful In situations where you feel pressured to make com-esalons. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If B y P h illip A ld e r Every player likes lo win as many tricks as possible. Howev­ er. tnts greed can prove costly when overt rick* are relatively unimportant. One problem Is that duplicate players spend most of tnetr time competing for m atchpolnls In pairs tourna­ m e n t s . In w h i c h m a k in g overiricks Is O k name of the game. But when they play In an occaalonal team event. It Is hard for them to rest* the temptation of trying for overt rick*, even If their contract Is Jeopardized. Today's hand Is a good exam­ ple. Alter a Slayinan auction. West led the club six, choosing a high spot-card because he had no h o n o r In the su it. T h e derlarcr thought that the lead was fourth-highest away from the king, ao he played d u m m y’s club two. lie waa In for a rude shock. 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OEMIN1 (Muy 2 1-June 20| Ouard ngtriltki the Inclination today lo make unreasonable ' demands Of. lottttf ones. It th e y are unable to comply w llh your expectations, your feelings could be hurt. CANCER (June 21-Ju ly 22) Playing favorites when dealing with friends today could create u n n e ce s sa ry c o m p lic a tio n s . Someone might end up feeling slighted, and this may Jeopar­ dize the relationship. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) You may gel Involved In a develop­ ment today where you'll feel you liavc to lake measures to protect your Interests at the expense or another. T h is critical situation must be handled skillfully. VIROO (A ug. 23-Sept. 22) Face to face, associates may appear to agree with your Ideas today, but behind your back they might express adverse opi­ nions. tie careful In whom you place your trust. LIBRA (Sept. 2 3 -Q ct. 231 ' . CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 2 -Ja n . 10) If you’re making an Impor­ tant presentation today, don't be afraid to dramatize It a bit. Colorful touches will captivate your audience and make them more receptive I d your proposal. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Feb. 19] He patient and consistent today, especially If you’re watting for something lo materialize that Is of a tangible nature, such as money. (0 1 0 0 2 , N EW S P A P ER E N ­ TER P R IS E ASSN. C o m m e rc ia l c o n d itio n s a rc rather unsettled today, so be careliil when conducting busi­ ness. If you do something wrong. It might not be revealed Imme­ diately. ' SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A n ImptiriAhl slliidUort’ ybil’NInvolved In ran only be scllled through com prom ise. If you expect optim um advantages, you could be disappointed. He open-minded. SAOITTARIUB (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Before assuming the re­ sponsibilities of others today, make sure you’ve put your own house In order Oral, You may rnt be able lo satisfy the demands of two masters. CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 2 -Ja n . 10) In an attempt lo make a good deal better today, you might add things lo It that could dilute your position rathrr than strengthen It. It’s Imperative to know when lo stop selling. AQUARIUS Man. 20-Fch. 10) T r y lo keep outsiders out or confidential matters of the home today. Individuals who do not share your roof should not be permitted to share your family secrets. ' ' c o u ld n 't be fo u rth -h lg h e s t. because that would give West Q -J-9 -0 of clubs, from which he would lead the queen, not the six. East won trick one with the club king and switched to the heart eight: Jack. king. live. West returned the heart two. South winning with the 10. Now South attacked spades, but East won with the ace and returned the heart four. West scored two more hear# tricks to defeat the game. In a matchpotnl event. South’* line would tic reasonable. How ­ ever. when making his contract waa of primary Importance, he should tiave playrd differently. He had five top tricks. If he had Just won the (lrst trick wllh dum m y's club ace and led a spade, he would have had nine guaranteed tricks: three spade*, four diamonds, one club and either a second club or a heart, depending on the defense. * V ■ •*!/ VbK-r' iff s' WIST 9111 VA Kt l *11 Stilt NORTH H it • KQ 1*1 V II ♦ J ti •t ♦ A til EXIT 9 A 111 VIM •l i t ♦ KI T SOUTH 9J 4 V « J 1*1 9 AXQ7 9QJI Vulnerable: Both Dealer. South lu ll 1NT IV Mnl Pan Pau Nnrt* Eaat I* Paw 1NT All pu* Opening lead: A • by Leonard Starr J'/t NOT ANJUT TO PIPWU LET YOU INSULT TttS VM 4T rfW H MO OAVEP ClASA? Ate fr o * r x i t m o IN T X CAVt? -1 Trsey — 35 Currnpt unit 26 Earttdropping dor ANN IE BAY. „ R*jp 3tV. - j 1 . I. 30 Ltttl tlfcfr 21 tmmonso 32 tBphwsr lE FRANK AND ERN EST A'ASmu& K>1ALKAW A. » T H t T tM A N t? An. g i* r r, w * r j 4K JU .P N T H->vfc A iW C T tO fVll YOU, OUT THEY W t t t r A » T TRTtNO TD~TJ. �^.il. Sanford Haraid, Banford, Florida - Sunday, M arch S. 1993 - Florida emerges as pivotal for Super Tuesday voting l y M r a i l M AP Political Writer President Bush la poised for a hugely successful Super Tuesday in southern-flavored primaries, according to an Associated Press survey. Bill Clinton looks like a big Democratic winner, with Paul Taongas able to claim a share of delegates and the two men battling hard In Florida. Bush Is favored to sweep the eight Republican primaries this week, according to the survey. His delegate harvest could reach n remarkable 90 percent or more of the 421 available, even If rival Patrick Buchanan wins 30 percent or more of the vote, as he has In earlier states. “ Super Tuesday, big, big,** a confident Bush said Saturday he wrapped up an abbreviated campaign awing designed to hold down support for Buchanan and David Duke, who Is on the ballot In seven or the eight slates. Among the Democrats. Florida has emerged as a pivotal slate — Taongas' only chance to avert a Southern rout that could seriously damage his candidacy. Clinton has campaigned against a suggestion In Taongas’ economic manifesto that Social Security cost of living Increases be curtailed. Taongas, trailing In the polls, attacked his rival sharply Friday night as a "pander bear" who would say anything to be elected. Clinton is the clear favorite to wtn primaries tn Texas, Louisiana. Mississippi. Oklahoma and Tennessee as well as caucuses In Missouri, and claim a substantial majority of 783 delegates at stake for the night. Taongas is favored at home In Massachusetts and In Rhode Island. Democrats have caucuses In Hawaii and D e la w a re , u w e ll, b u t th e y h a v e d r a w n little attention. Je rry Brown Is not likely to add to his Colorado triumph of last week, according to the survey of political leaders, the campaigns and the polls. Ditto for Iowa Sen. To m Harkln, whose candidacy was struggling for a strong enough showing In Saturday's South Carolina primary to survive. In a multi-front war, a few manuevera are arresting: • Clinton's easiest by fi should be Oklahoma, where Tsongas failed lied to tqualify for the ballot. And he's hoping to sneak up on his New England rival In Rhode Island. • Drown is airing his first 30-second campaign commercial of the year In Mississippi. It shows him holding a dying person In India, where he worked with Mother Teresa during a sabbatical from politics. ''Because It's okay to care." says the announcer. • Taongas sent a group of organisers Into Missouri laic last week. In hopes or breaking ofT a substantial delegate share there. • Bush Is airing Spanish-speaking radio commercials In southern Florida to lock up the Hispanic population vote. • • Buchanan has Invested most heavily in Louisiana and Mississippi In his search for an outright victory. Even as the race turns from s contest for political momentum to a hunt for delegates, the two main DemocirMc rivals have sought to define the Importance of the night In the way that plays to their strength. For Tsongas. that meant minimising Clinton's expected strong showing and looking ahead to Illinois and Michigan, which vole next week. “ Outside his region, he's lost every state." Tsongas' campaign manager. Dennis Kanin said Saturday of Clinton. One Taongas aide, speaking on condition of anonym ity, surveyed the contests In seven southern and border states grim ly. "W e Just want to get out of there without getting murdered, and pick up some delegates," he said. * . Clinton was hoping fora sweep of Dixie. If Clinton's night la that good, said deputy campaign manager Oeorge Slephanopoulos. "It ta Paul Tsongas on the ropes. He's going to ve to build a firewall In Illinois and make sure It sticks." Tsongas all but conceded defeat In the Southern states outside Florida on Friday when he decided not to return to any of them before the ballotting, except for a stop In Tennessee on Sunday. Hta advertising remains on television In Texas and Tennessee, however, and Is expected to pick up a share of the delegate*. While Tsongas pinned himself In Florida. Clinton barnstormed the region, reaching out for black support, criticising his rival for suggesting a curtailment of Social Security cost-of-living benefits, and promising to deal with the Issue of crime. K Republicans h o l d primaries In t h e s a m e e ig h t states as the Democrats, but because their delegate rules dllTcr. Bush may claim almost all the delegates. In Florida. Texas, Louisiana. Mississippi and Oklahoma, a candidate winning each congressio­ nal district win* all the delegates in the stste — 323 for the five. Bush campaign adviser Charlie Black predicted the president would piml) “ off - auch a sweep, and the Buchanan camp did not i dispute It. Buchanan has Invested most heavily In Mississippi and Louisiana, where state party Chairman William Nungeaacr has endorsed him. Duke Is not expected to have much of an Impact, according to olllclaJa In several states, and Buchanan la trying to siphon votes from the former Ku KJux Klanim a n. Th e other 98 OOP delegates will be awarded from Maaaachusetls. Rhode Island and Tennessee according to a candidate's share of the vote. With Bush favored there, as well, he should win 60 or more of them, leaving Buchanan In hlsdust. Buchanan has conceded he needs to drlcat Bush somewhere to revitalise his candidacy. "Somewhere we've got to beat h im ." he M id in .T r u s s . G A IN E S V IL L E - Americans trust politicians leas today than at any time since 1980. mostly because leaders are perceived as unresponsive and beholden to special Interests, according to a political scientist. " It ’s almost at a level where It really can't go much lower." M id Stephen Craig, a University of Florida professor. “ We arc seeing figures that may Indicate that 70 to 80 percent are cynical about the federal government." Craig followed up on surveys of thouMnda of voters by the National Election Study Series w ith s ix -h o u r. In -d c p th In ­ terviews of about 25 people In the Gainesville arcs during the past few years. He M ys he found that the distrust Is shared by liberals and conservatives alike. " T h is Is an across-the-board M id . "People of all stripes don't think that the government is se rv in g t h e m ," C ra ig said. "Th e y think that government Is there to serve special Interests and big money." Craig, who has been examin­ ing the political attitudes of Americana since the late 1970s. said chronic problems from the recession to crime snd drugs also have caused voters to lose faith In their leaders. Th e decline tn trust was first noted In the 1960s when the Vietnam War snd the civil rights movement prompted many to q u e s tio n the J o h n s o n a d ­ m inistration's policies. Craig said. In the 1970s. Watergate snd the Iranian hostage crisis fu rth e r eroded p u b lic c o n ­ fidence. . President Reagan's optimistic outlook in itia lly brought an upswing In trust, but confidence In politicians dropped again during (he Iran-Contra scandal w h e n people began to feel Reagan had lost touch with the public. Craig M i d . Since then, economic woes and a perception that President Bush has not responded to domestic Issues has caused a further decline In confidence. Craig said. "1 think we'll be looking at the Unrest levels of political trust since 1960." Craig said. "There are a lot of people out there who arc angry.” Legal Notice Legal N o tlct LegalN otlce in t n s c is c u it c o u r t IN T N I CIS CUIT COUST OF T N I H O N T R IN T N JUDICIAL CIS CUIT IN T N I CIS CU IT COUST OS TN S W JUDICIAL CIS CUIT IN AND FOS s im n n l i c o u n ty. OF T N I I I S N T I I N T N JUDICIAL CISCUIT. IN AND r o t I I M IH O L I COUNTV, FLORIDA U H M .S J W C A II C E N TR AL NATIONAL SANK. GCOSOI COM MO*. J R . or A M I RICA, ax* M AR T LO UIS! M AM . u n i t i o t IS U N O L I COUNTY FLO S IDS CASS N0U tVtNSCA-t*W SIDM IV S A T TBY1BIAK L T N N I ANN T S T IB IA R ax* D A L I RICHARO TR Y Z IIA K . F i t a t i i NAZAR 10 P I I I Z . ^ N O TIC I OF LA L I NOT ICC it hatoby »>•*" tart, pvrtuanl ta a Final Juaomontrt Fwactaaura intact* lx Cow Na w a n t CA i i ix m* em ail Caurt at taxi mala County. Ptar Ma. I MU HU Nw F N l l l i titv*ta lx tamixala County. Ftari**. «mcrib**a*: Bat ix IN Wot Savin a U M H W csnwr al ma S I ta rt ma tW ta al (action a . 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F L0 S I0A O I N I S A L JUSISDICTION DIVISION C A S IN O . FI M F IC A K K TH E DIM E SAVINGS BANK O F N E W V O S K .FS B . r 'awfilt, at* FORD CONSUMER FINANCE COMPANY. I NC. of al. i Defendant t N O T IC I OF SAL I NOTICE IS GIVEN that pur tuenf to that certain Final Judgment, dated February 14. tm* In Cota Na. t l H t l CA I4K. ot the Circuit Court of the l*to judicial Circuit In and lor Semi note County, Florida in which FORD CONSUMER FINANCE C O M P A N Y . I N C . and M AR K H AM G L E N HOME OWNER'S ASSOCIATION. INC art the Defendant*. I will tell to the hlfhett and bet! bidder for cath at the wet! front door ef the Seminole County Cowrfheute, San’ard. Flarida. at 11:00 o'clock A M . April 1, 1ft}* the Order of Final Lot 94. Markham Glen, ac carding ta the Plat thereof, aa recorded In Plat Ieoh 92. Pagea 14 and I*. Public Record! at Somtoefe County, Florida. D A TE D : February It, tffl. M ARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Court By: JoneE. Jeeowk Deputy Clerk Pubflah: March4. tl, i m D IM IN T H I CIR CUIT COURT OP T H I It JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SKMINOLK COUNTY. FLORIDA CASK NO: tl-921 CA 14 K BANC ONE MORTGAGE CORPORATION, etc. Piatottff, art, S ID O I. Ltgal Nolle* S T IC ! Th* SOwrt Saar* al t amlnrt* Cavnty. FWrMa. will hoi* It* n | »l*r martins an Mart* **. m i at Lana HunoU H im smart atlMpm A l I • a m rt L a U Ma*wll ■ Twr* niu Fa a Saiaalxs r t : InSlax Trail* --------- - - - S — - loom* m* , will ha a On* IWm A*v * < tar m* puepm* rt •x* ma r*Mnina p*on !*r Tram M lSNi Smart rt lacfly* H a IWI FI acnart yaar. Tna **wwa way Sa «S*akw* rt ma ANnlMMrrtiya Ottic* rt l l i l Mallonvllta A n nuo, tartar*. W *x«w * ma) • vorbotvx racar* rt rn* mar t ins N ma** InOvNn* w n H u m m* Nancy W a r m Chav max Tlw Smart Saar* al tamwaW County. FWrMa FvMIrtl MartA A S F . IFF! m f f i ■Cavrty FWrW* D A T ID au* w***y rt March, twt. SUUS T A N N IM O S S I Clark rt *w OrtuH Cowl I T : Jan* AaDasWrCWr* Fvrtl** Marta a IL I M S FI 'w T H E GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CA S E N O .fi 1422 CA MO CORALOABLES FEOER AL SAVINGS t LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corporation •Kitting under the lawtaf the' United Slates ef America, Plaintiff. et ROSS W MORRIS and LAURA A MORRIS, hit wiN. and THE FIRST. F A.* a Federal Ataoclafion. Defendant! NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE it hereby given that the under signed Maryann* Morse. Clerk el the Circuit Court ol Seminole County, Flor­ ida. will or. March 91, i m at 11:00 o’clock a m at the West Front Door of Seminole County Courthouw. Sanford. Florida, offer for tale and wll at public outcry to the hlghetl and beat bidder tor cath, to* property deter Ibed at: Lot 91. C R Y S T A L L AKE ESTATES. According: to the plat thereof, et recorded in Piet Book 99, Paget 1 and 9. af the Public Recerdt of Seminole County. Florida I Of Estate C ire ir Lake Mary, F L 92244 situate In Seminole Cctnty. Florida pursuant to toe Final Judgment entered to a cate pending to said Court, toe style ol 'Which it indicated about. WITNESS my hand and of tidal teal of said Court Febru •ry 94. Iff! (COURT SEAL) Maryann* Mori* CLERKOFTHE CIRCUIT COURT By: Jane E . Jesewic Oeputy Clerk Publish: M erch4.ll. Iff! O EPf* E D W IN F . S H IF T S .e t u i.e t e l. SOUTHEAST BANK. N A* Croat Plaintiff, d EDWIN F. SHEETS, at al Croat Defendant! N O T IC I OF S A L I NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pyrtuant ta a Summary Final Judgment al forecleigre dated March: 1, IPVl end' entered to Caw Na «1 111 CA 14 K of the Circuit Caurt of the ltth Judicial Circuit to and tor Seminole County* F la rid a . wherein SOUTHEAST BANK. N A It Crete Plaintiff, and EDWIN F S H E E T S * L O U I S E B F. SHEETS. U N ITE D STATES OF AMERICA. H E IT E L JE W E L ERS. IN CO R PO R ATED and WO R LD P A I N T I N G A ND WALL COVERING, INC. a a Croat Defendant!. I will tell to too highett and beat bidder for cath at toe wet! front door at the Seminole County Courtoeuw. Sonford. Florida, at it.gg o'clock a m an May 2* IWI. too tollowing dotcrlbod property at w t forth In told Summary Final Judgment of torecknure. to wit, Lef I, HERM ITS COVE of to# Public Record! of lorn (note County* Florida, at recorded to Piet Book 14. Page 29. Public Record* of Somlnoto County, f Americans don’t trust leaders phenomenon," he said Friday. "W e've seen a lose of trust among every segment of the population, whether they are Republican or Democrat, black or white, rich or poor." A major reason Is that people th in k p oliticia ns care more about campaign contributors than ordinary constituents, he Legal Notices cTa t V d Merck iTVftl. M ARYANNE MORSE Clerk of too Circuit Court • Y: JonoE-Jotewic Aa Deputy CNrk Pubiith: March4, IS. Iff} D E P ff IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. t l 4lt DR 41 • IN RE T H ! M ARRIAGE DF x Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H I CIS CU IT COUST 0 1 T H I IIS H T IIN T H JU O IC IS i CISCU IT, I I M IH O L I COUNTY, a LOB I DA. C A t l HOi *1 IM TCA It-L IN S I : F O S T I I T U k l O f ITT* C H I V k O i.IT TSUCK. V IN fC CO IrtFM IU * R U L I TO IN O S IC A U II W HY F S O P IS T Y (M OULD NOT S I P O S S II T I D TO : VlrtllHatflrt* klk/l Jwn** . M l YOU A M I H I S I B V COM M ANDEO •* D M c iv ** arty lh*t c*r1*in ar***.), S n c r k r t at: ifi* Chtwrtrt Truck. Vln rC C D IM F M IU . rtwvM nrt b* 10, 1, 1)** •* Ik* m rt m H i* by Hi* Lamina)* C*vnty Ih w lll t D*p*rtm*nl rt l*m mol* C*unly. FWrW*. MW »(*wcy th*l H ln * U M s r w r t y an January If. IWI, In tommrt* County, Flar Ma YOU (H A L L F IL E AN AN (W E R W «w CsmsWIrt Wr kuW to IW o C o w an* Final OrOtr ol F « M v * . ttottn* any Do •on*** you may ha<w t* mo lorWiivro rt Ibo N m J n t r M praptrty, wtlMn lo w ly IM) day* from torvko rt mo Cam puint an* RvW •* ( i w . C a w . You ora forth*, com man*** ta •orvt • C*sy rt tuch Antnor wimm U M tlm* parw* k*on Phi It* Archor, Atuttont (l*W Attomoy, raa (Ovm Park A VO nu*. Tltvtvliw. FWrM*. am . Arwmoy Wr Piomtllt. FA ILU R E TO F I L I AND ( I EVE tuch A m * (hall rt lull In ma witry rt a Dolovit an* Final Or**r al Faria llu r* ■ Ithavl lurthor hoar In* or IN T H I CIR CU IT COURT OF T H I II S M T I I N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. I I M IH O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA. C A I I NO: fl-MFF-CA-M-L IN R l : FO R F E ITU R E OP IflfOhHmob WDaltaM R U L I TO (NOW C A U II W HY PROPERTY (M O U LD N O T R I F O R F IIT IO TO: DaW* mil lim *oy rt Juno, Iffl. m my Chomkort rt (on •or*, tom InoW Courty. FWrM* (M A L I Nowmax D. Rrack CIRCUIT JUDGE MARYANNE MORS! CLER K O F CIRCUIT COURT II M IH O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA BYauniKIn* DopvtyCWrk DOW: Juno II. tffl PuMINl FoSruary 14. I I * March I, L Iffl D ia l* ! G e rry L. Mangrum Husband - Pet Itloner end Marcia 0 Mangrum Wife— Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION TO : Marcia D, Mangrum I JOIN KeowooSI Dayton. OH 4S444 YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOT I FI EO that an Action for Dlt solution of Marriage hat been filed agelntf you and you ant required hi terse a copy of your written defenses, it any. to It on Garry Mangrum, Petitioner, whew address It }2S4 IdNtrook Clr li lt . Casselberry. FL 92202. on or before MARCH 2S. Iffl, and til* the original with the clerk of toit court either before service on Petitioner or Imme dlately thereafter. It you fall to de so. a default will be entered against you for toe relief de mended to the paillleei. WITNESS my hand and the wal at this Court on FEBRU ARY if. Iffl — M ARYANNE MORSE At Clerk of too Court By Nancy R j Winter A t Deputy Clerk Publish: February 2J A March 1.4. IS.IW2 D EO 244 NOTI CI Minority an* ntm tn turn*a kiA. ^s4*fem P in ;S '^HTrNp by K tb la r Contlructor* S Instnoar* PraWrt If City rt fan lor* Wat*, RoctomoWon F* Clllty BM Sow It March n tffl (pacific bM* no .*) * *ra p M In f. ( r . t i l n f . la n*K*plnf. PI IIffI pmIWI' kvlMM* IT 0*0*. w p i w r *. tanc- mR, povinf. an* rtacfrtcsl, F ar mar* inform* Hon call I IS) I in « n PuMtah: March I — ta IFF! O F F W) N O T IC I OP PUBLIC M l I T IMS S IO A S O fN S TYP ICA L ROADWAY (IC T K M r t FOR COUNTY SOSO m ta*W Roa*«*» W Ck.rtalW Mrort All m wra«w« parmna art I— as. a*vWa< Wtrt RN Roar* rt Cwmfy Commiuwnon rt (amlrww Catmfy. FWrMa, wM hat* a PuSHc Hoarta* an ma Mm Say rt March. Iffl. rt I S a m . lar a* tarn ihoroofwr m poortbWI rt m* (amlnata County (orvtco* Svilrtn*. I Ml ( M l Flrtl (hart. Room W in . Mntarf. PwrMa. vnrtomm* ta m* i***11*11rt a hnai typical McfWn tar County Kao* a ll bam (lata So** 4M ta Chartatta (h a rt M (amlnata Caunty Coxal far rttan will b* pivan ta an* public Inprt m il ba tanc'fa* * i ta m* at** In n r t ma I mal fyafeal ttcIMn tar attlfx In aOSIIWn ta public Input prawn*** rt Nw Public Hoar Inf. wrlftan iiatanwnft m il Ba accopta* Willtan tiatamant* ar Haitian* rotarSms mi* maltar ma* Sa Nracta* ta: lorry McCatlum. P.R.. Caunty Inslna*r Oaparlm in I rt FuSlIc Work* I n f moorln« OtrWWn IM Bum SouWuor* tantar*. PtarMa a m ( N il B ) I M latanttan M l ma*a at Ihw haarlns. may m il« tar *uch purptM. May may f tha praca**m*a W ma**. m ovMonca upon much mooppaol It lobobais* . i ,.«< « I MALI MAR Y A N N IM O R M . Clark ta lh* Soar * at County O m m N Nm ara ( ■mlnota County. PtarMa. Ry: Eva Roach. O C . Publim: March I, A If f! 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Aultlonl II.W AHornoy, W I n i Flrtl llrort, (antar*. PL a r i l . AHornoy tar PtamtlH F AI L UR E TO P ILE AND IE R V I tuch An*nor mall r t will m ma tnb y ml a Dtlouit an* Pinal Or*ar al Farlaltvra wlthaul lurlhor haarlxf or nolle*. Data* mi* lim *oy ot Hovom bar, Iffl. m Chambor*. I*ntl n*W County. FWrMa /!/ Nonman D. Brack CIRCUIT J U 0 0 I PuSlirn Fobrvary It. I I S March 1. A Iffl D IB IM D I P II �rr 101 - S a n fo rd H e r Aid, S a n fo rd , F lo rid a - Legal Notices S u n d a y . M a rc h 8, 1092 Legal Notices IN IM S C IR C U IT CO U R T O f T H I K IO H T IC M T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FOR 1 K M IN 0 L IC O U N T Y , F L O R ID A CASE NO « n a n CA 140 H O N f E D R A N K , a federal •avtog* bank, Plaintiff. m* or tglnal artttl Itit c ltf B *T IH# abort tty tad rexrt an or bttara * . M l l April. I W ; • n w ro iw ludflfTvtfli may b* aatarad again*' yex ta, lha radat OomondoO In m* cam W ITN E S S m , hand and » a t t l nut caurt m u In n d a , at (S E A L ) Clara a* tna Circw l Caurt G y: H .alhar Gnaw *, A iO a p u ty Clara PlAltah: March I, d. IS. 77. Iff ] M IC H A E L S L A T H R O P . e/k/e M IC H A E L S L A H T R O P end L A U R IE L A T H R O P . a/k/a L A U R IE C L A T H R O P . k/n/a L A U R IE C. D IO N N E living er decfoted, all 'unknown parties claiming fey, through, under, or again*! me named Defendant* who are net known fo be alive or deceased, whether la id un known parti** claim at heirv devil***. grantee*, assign#**, henor*. creditor*, fruited* or' other c la im a n t* , c la im in g again*! Michael S Lathrop. a^k/a Michael S Lahtrop and Laurie Lathrop, a/k/a Laurie C. L a ih ro p . k/n/a L a u rla C. D>onn*. A N IT A L A T H R O P and S T A T E O F F L O R IO A . OE P A R T M E N T O F H E A L T H AN D R E H A B IL IT A T IV E S ER VICES on behalf Of Anita Lathrop. Defendant*. N O TIC E O F A C T IO N T O A N IT A LA TH R O P . If living and If dead, all unknown par tie* claiming fey. through, under, or again*! the named defendant*. o in t IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T M « C IO H T C I N T N J U 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 , F L O R IO A C IV IL A C T IO N c a s e n o . ii-tsaa c a D IV IS IO N l , K V IC T O R IA M O R T G A G E COM FANY. PlalntlfKtl, P A U L O TIPPIN.alal. D a W a n 'Ii). N O TICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GI VEN pxraxanl la a Final JxWgmanl af •oraclaaura dalad Fabrua.y IS. Iraj. and anlarad In Ca m N o Tl T w a C A U K 01 lha Circuit Caurt at (ha E IG H T E E N TH Judicial Circuit In and tar SEM INOLE County Florida wharaln VICTORIA M ORTGAGE COM PANY It lha Plainlill and PAUL D. TIPPIN It lha Oatandanl. I Hill Mil ta tho high**' and bttl Mddar tar cMh at lha Watt Irani dear el lha SEMINOLE County CawrtheuM. Santard. Florid, at tl M a m , an tna md day at April, i t t i , lha toUenlng dr tcrlbtd property at M l lerth In MW Final Jxdgmanl: L O T I * . B L O C K H, SOMERSET NORTH SECTION S. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH ER EO F AS RECORDED IN P LA T ROOK IS PAGES t l AND M. P U B LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR IDA. WITNESS MV HAND and the M e l a, m il court an February alive, whether tald unknown par tie* claim a* holm, devisee*, grantee*, eutgnee*. lienor*, creditor*, iruitee* or other claimant* claim ing again*! A N IT A L A TH R O P LA S T KNOW N R E S ID E N C E : Unknown YO U AR E N O T IF IE D that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County, Florida: T H E SO UTH to O F L O T t it AN D A L L O F L O T I X . M M LORD'S FIR S T A D D IT IO N T O C ITR U S H E IG H T S . ACCORD IN G TO T H E P L A T T H E R E O F AS R E C O R D E D IN P L A T BOOK I. P AGE 17. P U B L IC R EC O R D S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N TY , F L O R IO A Togathar with all improvement* and ap purtenance* thereto he* been filed against you and you ere required to eervo a copy ef your written detente*. If any, on JACK C M c E LR O Y . ES Q U I R E , Of M A G U I R E . VOORHIS 4 W ELLS. f A , at forney* for Plaintiff, whota addreti I* Pott Office Boa all. Orlando. Florida 33003. and fllo M .IT T I (SEALI ho norable M ARY ANNE MORSE Ctark el lha Clrcull Court By: Jane E JtMwtc Deputy Clarh PuMUh: MarchS IS ITTI 0E PT 7 CELEBRITY CIPHER ' T E V V O O C , N A L I U t K H L K M I L I A L I I D L I l O C I L I N A O P T L U O K J L F I E D I D I U O • J Z C P ' N J E D I E i * I U C O I H P K J N ) N A L — I D O L rs i n Legal Notices C O U N T Y O F S C M IN O LE N O TIC E Minnie Alton or her heir*, assign*. transfer*. eivgneet, or *uce*s*ort in inter**!* end the unknown spouse* at ell of the A recent Irmpettion of the beiew described property re vested the unoccupied structure it unsafe, unsuitable tor oc cupancy and detrimental to the health, safety end welfare of the general public. This structure It e health end fir*' hazard due to In a d e q u a te m a in t e n a n c e , dilapidation end abandonment Fu rth e rm o re , the Seminole County Sheriff* Dept ha* Iden tilled thl* structure a* a piece where local drug user* and dealer* congregate for the purpose of performing illegal activities. Also, the property In Mi present condition promote* loitering end a place of refuge tor drug user* Lot 00*. M ID W A Y . Section 13. Township If. Range 31, Plat Book 003. Page 104. Public Records of Seminole County, F L (1117 Sipes A ve ) In accordance with Seminole C o u n ty O rd in a n c e N u m b e r •0 la. the above mentioned structure it declared to be a public nullance and must be the proparty The demolition end removal of fhi* structure m utt begin within thirty ( X I day* and ba completed within ninety (fOl day* after receipt of thl* notice, or you may un dortak* the appeal process a* outlined In Section Seven 17) of C ou n ty O rd in a n ce N u m b e r •fell In order for you to follow the appeal process. M will be necessary tor you to appear before the Board of County Commissioners and [present eny relevant or material facts or evidtnc* at to why the above mentioned structure should not be declared a public nuisance If you wish to appeal to the Board of Commissioners, please let me Board la sat a lime and date tor a hearing Failure to begin remove! of Mils structure or failure to ep pea! to the Board of Com m it stonert within thirty ( X ) day* after receipt of toll notice1may result In action being taken by the County to have this structure demolished and removed Ail costs Incurred by the County tor the demolition and removal of this structure will be assessed to you and may become a Hen against your property If you have any question* concerning this matter, please call Albert Flores el 3 )i t lX . es tension 7471 Publish M a rch !. 1133.30. Itt3 D E P 74 K J H K D H K ' J ** . - PR EVI OU S S O L U T IO N : " T h e only Mm Hodywood k ^ l ^ ^ n Inn M n la n lu la M at u,— ir. . , ommvm in to p*AQuKioffi. “ Muw w in y r i n u f . N O T IC E Notice I* hereby given that the undersigned desiring to' engage in business at Into* lichen Corp C tr , t i l l Semoren Blvd Sto 317 in the City of Casselberry County of Semlnito, State of Florida, under the name of LO N D O N B R O KER S. L T O in fends fo register sa<d name with the Division of Corporations tor tha State et F tor Ida CRUMP E4SO F F L O R ID A . INC Publish M a rch !, te n D E P 100 Legal Notices L E 0 A L A D V E R T IS E M E N T TH E BOAR0OF C O U N T Y CO M M ISSIO N ER S S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y . F L O R IO A Separate sealed bids will be accepted by Barry L. Hastings. Purchasing Manager, for the Sem inole County Board of County Commissioners at Ih* offices of the Purchasing Divt s*on at time end date indicated Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud as soon at pottible thereafter In the County Serv Ices Building, Room f W I t l (First Floor), 1101 East lit Street. Sanford. Florida The person whose duty it is to open bids w ill decide when closing time has arrived end no bids received after the specified time wilt be considered Bids re reived after the specified time shall be returned unopened Bid IA/R -30I ANNUAL R E Q U IR E M E N T A O R E E M E N T FOR Bl A N N U A L (T W O T IM E S P E R Y E A R ) E X T E R I OR A N D S E L E C T E D IN T E R ! O R W IN O O W C L E A N I N G S U B M IT T A L T IM E / O A T E 3 00 P M . L O C A L T I M E . W E O N E S O A Y . M A R CH t l. 1fV3 -R V IF M A IL IN G B IO M A IL TO Seminole County Pure hating P O Bov 310V Sanford. Florida 33773 110* IF D E L IV E R IN G B IO IN P ER S O N . O E L IV E R TO Seminole County Purchasing Seminole County Services Building, Third Floor, RoomSXO 1101 EesMst Street San lord. Florida 33731 BID S M U S T B E R E C E IV E D IN T H E P U R C H A S IN G O IV I SION. I I ! ) E A S T 1ST S T R E E T , T H IR D FLO O R . ROOM SX0, S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , NO L A T E R T H A N D A Y O F B ID O P E N I N G AS I N D I C A T E D ABOVE B ID S R E C E I V E D A F T E R T H A T T IM E W IL L N O T BE A C C E P T E D NO E X C E P T IO N S W IL L BE M ADE. NO FACSIMILE OR TE L E G R A P H IC B ID P R O P O S A L SUBM ISSIONS W IL L BE AC C EP TED FOR F U R T H E R IN FO R M A T IO N C O N T A C T : R A N D Y V O G E N S E N . B U Y E R , (407) 7)1 11)0. E X T E N S IO N 71)3. BID P A C K A G E S A R E A V A IL A B L E IN T H E P U R C H A S IN G O IV I SION A T NO C H A R G E N O T E A L L P R O S P E C TIV E B ID D E R S A R E H E R E B Y C A U T IO N E D N O T T O CON TACT ANY M EM BER OF TH E S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y B O AR D O F C O U N T Y CO M M IS S IO N E R S R E G A R D IN G T H E S E P R O JE C TS SUCH C O N TA C T S H A LL BE CA U S E FO R DIS Q U A L IF IC A T IO N A L L CON TA C TS M U S T BE CHAN N E L E D T H R O U G H T H E P UR C H A S IN G D IV IS IO N The County reserves the rfgh! to refect any or «H otter*, with or without causa, to waive technicalities. er to accept the otter which to Its best Judge 'men! best serve* the Inter#*! of the County, Cost of submittal of this offer Is considered an oper attonal cost of the bidder and shall not be passed on to or borne by the County Barry L Hastings Purchasing Manager County Service* Building 1101 East 1st Street Sanford. Ftoi Ida 33771 Publish: M a rch !. If f ! DEPt FREEBIEADS Take advantage o! this special otter A D V E R T IS E M E N T FO R BIDS Seeled bids w ill be received by Seminole Community College, 1 » Weldon Boulevard. Sentord. F tortoe 33773. (Ow ner) until ) R P M Local Tim e, on March 34. I*97 i t the office of A, J . Vevrock, Vice President tor Administration and Finance. Room U007A to Bwitotog “ J " for construction of SEMll EM IN O L E C O M M U N IT Y C O L L E G E B O O K S TO R E R E N O V A T IO N Bids will be opened publicly Immediately thereafter In the Beard at Trust##* Moating Room A Id! in the Advnlnfitra t ton Bui totog All materials and aquipmen! f u r n lt h a d a nd a ll w o rk perform ed shell be to at c o rd a n c e w it h d r a w in g s , specification* and other con­ tract document* pertaining thereto, which may be aiamlned at office id Rogers. Lovetock 4 F r l t i . I n c . . A r c h it e c t !* Engineers, 14S Lincoln Avenue, Winter Park, Florida. Genera I Contractors m ay secure drawings end ipdcifkatkns from Rogers. Lovelock 4 Fr H i. Inc., upon deposit of S X 00 per sat. with a limit of two eats par Contractor. Deposit will bo returned to Bidders who submit a bona fids bid, upon return to A rc h ite c t of d raw in g s and! specifications In good condition within seven days after bid data. Additional sots are available to bidders at cost of reproduction end handling Subcontractors, material men and other interested parties may obtain full or partial soft ol drawings and spaclftcetln* by payment af ! 1.00 par sheet of drawings and 13100 par book of •pecilkatton*. costs of which a rt not returnable. Selection of responsibility of purchaser. A Bid Bend property executed by Bidder and o qualified Sur­ ety. or o Cashier's or Certified Check an any commercial bank licensed to Florida, tor not less than flea percent (1 % ) of amount at bid payable to Owner, must accompany each bid as a guarantee that Bidder w ill not withdraw from competition tor thirty ( X ) days after a p inlno bids, and to event contract Is awarded to Bidder, ha w ill, within fen (10) days thereafter enter Into contract and furnish required Performance Bond and shall forfeit deposit as liqui dated damages. Bid Band, Per­ formance Bond and Payment Bond must bo secured from on agency of too Surety Company having an established place of business to Florida and ba duty licensed to conduct business CLASSIFIED ADS N O T IC E O F F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Notice is hereby given that I am engaged to business ef P O Boa 131 t l ) . Long wood. Fla 33713. Seminole County. Florida, under toe Fictitious Name af MC E N TE R P R IS E S , and toot I Intend to register said name with toe Secretary of Hate. Tallahassee. Florida, to ec cordance with the provisions of tot Fictitious Nemo Statute. To WH Section M l X . Florida Statutes 1317. Michael J Carreno M a rc h !. If f ) D IP * * 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 you |M IM M . P*t oray tar M y , you, ta) n n at rata m i Um <woV*en M taw * rwJta. Copy "Xta Idtae *i*Gtaeta lypegraphcta OCAOLMCS M l F M y 12 Naon TX* Oh t u n m And ttonMy 830 PJM.FiVUy CREDITS;ii In V w m m I o l an w r o , In »n A D J U S T M E N TrSANO S 1 , 1 m h i Ural M t y m M M * y to V w b m o l to* m u o l th »i otwo* yo ur M tor accuracy the drat day It ADOPTIONS Free medical care. Iranspor fallen, countering, private doctor plus II vtog i Bor #73711S Call Attorney Jehn ‘ I l l A! “ ‘ r ..............I d X -*37-344! A LL NIO HT FANTASY VIDEO You can. bo to your own video movie. Wo provide 1 pretty actresses and equipment for 1*1........................Call 43* *7M D I S C R E E T c o n v o r s o t lo n *00 1 3 ! >>10 | ) * S / m ln *00 m OB!* I I *S/m in Over 1! R E F IN E D , Retired, reliable. rani w/kll. yrl* U M tm fc ta U ml. radix. On I me b tt ii H. L M .l t , m i I H m Or. Un tara . F L H T7)____________ (Kotla) R EW A R D 4310074 LO ST 11 ON M E D IC A T IO N I Col k e C a ll tf. orange, cream 4 while, Female. Sheri hair. Hidden Lk. Area. Close to 17 93 R EW A R D . 3740*44 25— SftcUl Notlcw UuM u I t o U H t t t F L her M J M IU A MTtaOtl KCOME ANOTAIT F x M lM ilM a it ll f lo rlk l H U r r * 27— Nurtary 4 Child Cara In m y tantartf home. Mon Fri. Infant*, wet come Lunch/anack 1X3314 f l a -a t l a N T i c new ha* im madiato apank itogs, call today far Inform ation. Qualified laving care, ages a wkt to 4 y re .H R S X 7 F W I> 1 -X X (LAKE M A R Y home child care. Nurse an staff All shifts Limited placement, Call to day!, ........................... 334 S7S1 M H R, OMIdcere. special pro school p ro g ra m . IS yrs tap Lafsaf T L C ..........-333-33*9 15— Training a Education FH ■f Horrora Gut I n t n . Fra* C n m i .lt a n l C*n U ) M t N U G II A M I ST. TrttaMG IK hour taxra* C l m n *ra raid In t , n| n„ , and 0 *n*. City, (tay tald ,v*nlny araltaM* Cdntdct A— rtcdF Gad Crate U t M I t a r I H F I J i W l] (Th l, Ad m ad. F a u lt I , ai/tundi tram Bararty CntaratlH*. I P A R T IA L L IS T IN G C A L L M O N D AY k"t C L A S S I F I E D 45-Travel Opportunities TAKEACRUISE ) N IG H T B A H A M A S from I If* 7 N IG H T Cerribean from IS** 7 N IG H T Alaska 3 tor I C A L L NOW! 44* 714) r- JbiloRitenfI Coitlnp 4f— Miscellaneous O N E W A Y T IC K E T from Or Iwrdo to Austin, T X . on March lethtTS 33J m x a tter 4PM L& td \ ■ M I N T AO H I M i - CDLQUALIFIEDDRIVERS Prefer 7 years household goods tuperienc* Wamity 55— Builnati Opportunities O R I A T N O M E R US IN E I I I Process phone or ders for our products et home ieo*!37 saasei F1X7 IN CO M E DOWN Dee to dKlm tog Interetl rate*- at yeur bank? If l i \ sound* Inter esttog to yaw. maybe we can help each ether. Cell Stove et m a iU d e r t o f be*, hears IN C R E A S E YO U R laceme I mprove your appearance and toe1 qualify ef lift you toad Lose Inches • Goto 'dollar* - fie due* Rady F a b - Inert*** E n e rg y , Low er Your Cholesterol •Rais* Your bank Balance. Cali Today 1217)40 United I* ottering local and *hor? haul positions Hourly plus m ileage w ith great ben*fils Call Ken, 000 337 71M or 333 0333 CLEAN rEO rn NEEDED Good talkers, will train Call F rid a y 'thru Sunday or Sal and Sun E nc , pay! Average U X hr up Apply Flea World G Building. #43. #43. #47 __________334 0447 CLERKSandCASHIERS fnd Shift Apply m [person 74)1 Orlando Ave taetord DELIVERYDRIVER Fulltime Apply In person SUSS OrlandoAv. K Mart Plata Success, Success, S uccess/ 5f— Financial StrviCM Safely For Ffe* Into peck. C a ll B ill S e lle r 11!14!* Lk.m fg.brbr, X i Lark weed Income T on Ptreared A t LOW A t 1 1* 4* l i l t 7*7 o In c T M K y o u r inco m e im p ro ve y o u r t p p e u in c c m d (lie q u a lity o f W e y o u lead. L o u Inc he* - G u n D o lla r i. Reduce B o d y Fat - Increaia E n e rg y , L o w e r Y o u r Chotealerol - R aJic Y o u r B a n k Balance. C a ll T o d a y 3 U 7 2 M M A B o n ry MAITIG ILCCTRICIANI O u a lity aarvlca. licensed. an tui Ftnct | Tax torvIcG I c7 T7o TT5 e T^* Tr M ia/laGJaM eal. iM lvR in f G a o ,I .iF i-,'F * r r a t l m m eo JaRn G G n t O a u t n n TA X R IT U R N I. Farale/reraaael Car- IB M a l l . la s a iK . l a a f i u i M m i eRST la a k t a r a .Ir a t R a l U l i iiiiw la ia w G G CLABBJC R U T O M O TtV I A B C c b M I I I b G. T i m i 4 « M r iB a a ia n Iw a lM M lt a t a , C C C lfU M MHtar. m MM Air C u t HWiUm A KGGtitaf w itv o a i a i 4 -^ a Ll r i i m i Far all your A/Cnaad* I Ripl*cam!n*!part|i>***l Handy Mon ANY JOGI v .i La* t l Otar, aero*, wood, paint, yd war* ^responsei 374 3137 A N Y T H IN G / E V E R Y T H IN G ! A 2 Free estuwetos Pern! carpentry, door*, wirdtow* plum bing electric, root*, piQMor P e l ! 0*113341X1 CARPENT RY. MAI ONARV pewitmg end tile work Free H t o q l n Itoc'd CeM 11) 4)14 Homo ImprBvtmGnF BDOItlOM t iV N ‘ r i ramaatl *Sre53frr IM T IG Q H m l All a w H repairv painHwg A ceramic tile Richard O reer Oi m t k q i/ W G I , taWgrta* 14 hr J i t M 7I I r / l r I I I >« ) •I I I I I ! I11 n i l ' s PlNOLA't PAINTIMO Quality work I In t/C s t. L k d A Insured F r o e e s ilX l t733 M A JE S T IC Pa toting. Quality work 13 yr* tap 3id*% tos* Free etl. 4*3 4)7) PAINTING, tol/etf U lf 1)1 043* Call 4)3 4479 Call 32)0*19 Call S » 04 79 ____ P E TTY 'S PAIN TIN G SERVICE In te rio r/E a te rle r Quality Guafantoedt F ro e ttt » Ref * Cal 121-2517 ■ S G c rG t ir U I B Typing Strylcot CU BTOM T y e m g / R iit t u g n g l D r (n ta fF riw a . M iG I tar* l i . t o t a N m u n r m U*1 BCCRITARtAL A taatara B « i F i m m call Irriwelim (prlnkltr«/lrrlt*ti A A R O N LAN O S CAP IN G Cut SIS Irrtgefien Total Lawn Care ito c a il T m A mt DICK mg froo at) RatiCamm C G C U t a l Bl C « l I IT ) M M EBBS? •K C Y IIC IA M . i k . B itawaa m IM I/B ttirtI ■ I MO DEL C*rat«*T. Or. . . Mr* rm garagta- i a . n l . I)yra N t n i GtBBJataa, LondBcaping* C A F Y A M I C O N C O t T G . M ayra Gaa, I Man aweiity Ctaara JOHN I MatONRY Ho me loo amain Riact. brick, cancrata hTnR t All >ra*a Nncaig. Gail ta a u la tawal Fraaaal W T**>t/«l) i u i a a W C W H O M C Ia * •I (00 ON H U 113 X per 'hour - Outdoor 'work For immediate local work C a liia il!# * 7773 ElGCtriCAl RIMoStfllFaiR • MUST I N C I U M M IC K A D O T O Y O U R IN CO M E S E L L A VON NOWI C A L L 333-0*4* er 177 4377 D O IT! k'i NtR T, MOBBfB. O B B IC S B . BTOG11 • ONLY O N I (T IM (Over tot read.) Must be 33 yrs eld, have 3 yrt over the road e «p , C D L re quired Apply to Persen: 147) Mercy Dr. Orlande or call i _______ 1 so* 4)7 7H ) SPECIALIST BuiMint Con{ MAIL TO: Banter* HwaM P.O. B e x i t s r -------r— Sanford, FL M 77M II7 700 N. 25thST. DRIVERS f t l - m 4 tM. Anytlm* Tu H ITTlN C * . S anford 3235171 In Oakllnn Para Camatary. Raawnwial LET A 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. BUY IT. SELL IT. FIND IT. t)40wk| t lX w k l .... *410 wk I 3400 wkt AMEMPLOYMENT 41— Cdmtltry Crypts 1 B U R IA L L O T , 1X 3 wk I *773 wkt Loan Processor.Dispatcher Landscaping M achinist.,...... A item b ly,........ PIP/PD From 1 4! Down Fair Insurance Svc. 31137*7 D O U R LI YOU* IN T C R IIT A U TO M ATIN G IA L 1 1 ANO M A G K ITIN O • W M % In D N IH U Ik K llM Searching tor a good fob does require talent, but If sswmt some people fake things a inti# too far Why not call A A A Emptoymaat Instead AA A will help you find the fob you've been looking tor Wo ve been placing people for >3 year* Before you do tome thing fooliih. call A A A . tt works no fooling I * * AUTOINSURANCE * * mtatlc.l .ip ta iH , Cell A tty, i Wtltaa lta t* H , SOME PEOPLE WILL DO ANYTHING TO GET A GOOD JOB Receptionist Alarm Installer Irboorl k C N ILD G A U I 71-Help Wenled J*— Insurance ADOPTION , DELIVERYDRIVERS Ta trao raakly. p lu , banaliu Training IncluH d. n M claan MVH I « 1) I I U .A y r a l JUST CALL AM L E A R N MOW H E R B S can help the body heal itself from aches, pain* and iltnasies Send U S E TO : K.O C. Dept. B, F.O. Baa U4. Sentord. F L 11771-0344 21— Lost* Found LOST, long hair Pcmeranion, brown w/whlte marktogs tto rn w * 70— Listing Service 37-H M lth A Diet 21— Personals P iU A V O ID F O R t C L O t U R R W . can help you save your home. 1 •77)13*11 M O R TG A G E LO AN S credit O K. fast closing, equity Is our only concern Bill Butter. 3X3*0*. IX d mort broker, X0 Corkwood. Sanford A C C O U N T R E P ............ U t l a a l Prtcag M m raRRH 1 1 1A0 C»NI dwcoira IB, pram.) paymara. Bchtdutag iray M U M H n M M t a l w M t * c m I N an taM tcrW oay. C a r o l whan Address each bid to: Seminole Dr •wing* end specif Nations will be Issued only by too Architect and all questions rela live to bidding shall ba directod to his office Publish March I, I , IS. If f ] DEP 3 Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 NOWACCEPTNQ Bid Bond or check of tmtuc Community College. X Boulevard, ion tord. Florida 33773. A T T N : A . J Vevrock, Vico President ef Admtolitre lion and Finance. Mark tech bid "Seeled Bid tor Construction of S E M IN O L E C O M M U N IT Y C O L L E G E B O O K S TO R E R E N O V A T IO N ** Owner reserves right fo waive informalities to any bid, to reject any or all bid* to whole or to port, with er without causa, and/or to accept bid which Owner considers Is to hit best Seminole PRIVATE PARTY RATES CLASSIFIEDDEPT. U tor— tuthi In— _____ SSn Hnt HOURS •AOAJl - LX PAL 10ecflwcvtJv* Imu_____SttilkM 7 eonooeuUvoIfflM_____67t ■IIn* MONDAYfin 1conweuttn ImM---------(Tulin* TODAY CLOSEDSATURDAY M m an pmIbgug, Wood onSlh* *d i SUNDAY casstwi bidders will be returned within thirty ( X ) day* after time of opening of bids. This is s great opportunity for you to enjoy the same great results as our regular classified custom ers at no cost to you. Just follow these instruction*. Ads will be scheduled to run lor 10 days. Pries of item must be slated In the ad and be $100 or less. O nly 1 Item per ad and 1 ad par household per week. You should call and cancel as soon as Item sells. Available to Individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rantala or garage & yard sales. 0. The ad must ba on the form shown below and either be ’ mailed in or presented In person fully prepared to the 8anford Herald Classified Department. 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. 8. Classified Managements decision on copy acceptability will be final. 41— Money to Lend Legal Notices S trviC G ~ I I I V B O O B B I LAWN CAGI Maw toga NX* IM ■ * A M x r w n tM K M Ira* aw / i n \ Ih I T I III n iU M t i y rt- ei Imtall/Fla tyttom i Free « ll T f H S trv iC G • l a o t i i u C 4 * I *n *r a.bo.i cxAvra ta* M * l H A a tlra h w a tlM IR Ia B ■UNYANt T i l l IV C Tna ■art. hauimg f IM aat M M Fa, I B / UK* I I I III UM I B \ lull IIi i 1 111 i Ii I\ \l fit'll IJJ Jh 11 TfTr: ywr-s n^r ' t 4 x> �■*'I Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 8, 1992 - 11B 71-Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted DRIVE 8$ NEEOCD A O C A R R I E R t . a well • ifa b llih te and •rowing ttntral FtorM# tatoi cam pany oftrtl jov a (ami Annual Fay Incrtaiai a tree cmFay a untaaaine Fay avatalian Fay RANT MORE OUT O f LITE? e Salaty Bon„, a Saovta Ridina Froaf am a Ataraea Irip I r Day t a lata Modal Canvantianal Tractary It you nary I yaart tractor trailer. Ottt and tno«> and ka f i y t n n v i pi.r a pood drirtne ------ d, call A cor tor pot iDon with plenty of room tor odvonc *m*nt f Contldor tolling lilt Inturonco lor o company tfaot t boon •trving th# South for 100 yaart. Lift at Goorgto will train you, give you • good •farting Incomt, and fatlp you mold • secure financial future for you and your family. If 'you a rt a man or woman ovtr I I may bt a ptaco for you In our agtncy tore* Find out * call lor an Interview with; Prod Monfttlno. W W. tit Sf. Sanford H A I l o l.............. E O t i l s ttu s t ELXCTKIC IAN Industrial Control For panel assembly end machine wiring Port lime Coll I t t A J t l Mon day through Thursday E IP . MACHINIST Bridgeport A lathe orport •net to’ try commiserate with t ip Apply In per sew; t m W Airport Btv d . tenter* . FED ER AL LAW ENFORCE M IN T , no experience neces i i f y , A ll branches. US Customs, DEA oct For into coll 114-114 7*3* oat. 1144 *AM*PM,7days.___________ GrideTrader, DampTrack leaOt Operator C la n ■ CPU lie. raowlrad I ip*r lone • neces* o ry, ___________ m o m ____________ HARDWOMENNEEOCD Hpnttf, Clton cut a positive attitude, clean driving record. __________ 13134II___________ Kindt tear a Laarnin| Ctfllat Is now fairing full A port tlmt positions Motor t. depends bit. energetic loll of patience C O L Lie ft p lu s ! Great bontflti available Apply In pwuM! tee# Like Mary Bled, U N D JC A FE MAI NTE NANCE Minimum i y n E xper knee In H igh Q ua lify PviftfvnM ol Work! Reliable! References* Good Driving Record’ Own Transportation A Ttte I Only Very Knowledgeable Hard Worker Need A p p ly! Coll 44>*4*4 after t :M AM.________ aM a in ltna nct M an * Full tlm t Looking tor "Jock •toll Trod**". 131-4300 M E D IC A L CNA’S Full and part tlm* M and 1 ft ifalfti. Hurling horn* ex­ perience Peered Longwood Heetth Coro. « t t >00 E Q I N U II R Y M A N E x p in oil p h i set of landscaping ond tewn maintenance 131-t if f PUBLIC RELATIONS Abov* ovtrog* D O O M wk TroloMg provided.......I3MW1 REAL ESTATE * LAKE MARTI Join Flo 't leader In Rtol Estate tor over 41 year*. In boom ing N o rth Sem inole County I Enjoy absolute best training wltfa on* of th* No Dsn i top R»Ol Ettolo Ofgonl lafieni No license? We‘11 htlpl R E A L E S T A T E O N E K E Y E S H I WOO and “ lo ft got buoy r RN HOME C U E SUPERVISOR Immediate opportunity Cur rent home cor* •■p*ri*nc« and medicare knowledge o mutt Benefits and flexible schedule Top salary Coll Cory Smith for confidential Interview U 0 H U Medxel Forsonnoe! Pool. Mol Pond S U ES .• I Min *1. c a rp , en p a n d ln g locally. P T F T demonstrators E n viro n m e n ta l/ E d u c a tio n p r s d uc fi C o m m •/ p t r V. bonus/car bonus. I l f O t l l Tamporat) Help ,& |f Full tlm t for th* month of A p ril Good w «g * t Long hours! A p p ly In person Vaughans. 477* W . St. M . «*. TIOT MAID la h i,In f In Cattaibarry Oaad H r l d a rt a a*. Ftwna a car amuat-_____ 1»trat WatekeeieDriiet F T . Sanford M utt faftvt cloon F L drivers Ik ., pood work record Coll I f Moe.-Frf. m 0 14 _____________ W I L L P A Y Y O U »• typt nomot S I M •• p t r lo op C o ll 1-MO*44 1404 H I M min/IO y rt ♦ I or Writ# PASSE 17W, 141 S. Llncoinwoy. N Aurora, |L 10141 Maadad. Fall ar Fa rl Tima. M1-41M 71— Employment Wanted H O U 1 K K C IF IN O aatltlaa to tlrad by t u p tr a rg a nlitd m o lf a * r / f t u d « n t . P r e f e r m orning, oa rly atttrnoon hours, References -1 4 1 1 4 H O U S E K E E P E R , elderly cart child cart, D r lv t r t He. A r t f t r . avail 333-4133__________ VI— Apertmenfs/ House to SHere O I N S V A . c o m p la to p r lv . F t m a lt 1 »m . ch ild O K . Nonsmoker. A vail. 1/1119 ION IN TO W N N O M E. W Omani flat, lamp ok. fa util. 1330 nog Pro, p rtftr, 13MM1 SAN FO R D m alt will ih a rt horn*, p rtftr m a lt tenant. Full hsuta prlv, sjoo/mo. t/l util .1110 t x u r lt y 331 0411 W IL L SNARE Otllona 1 bdrm homo, full bout* prtvilagat MOQ/moplut 1/3util 040001 f3— Rooms lor Rtnt • EO R O O M W /M I W ill accapt ttab lt M /F. 1171 m o t ly t r lf lw k .H M O IQ JUST Nbo horn*I kikhon prlvitegtt. cablt TV MO^wk. 131 3141 NEAR 437. room to tet * kltchon prlv. SIS wook. I i It 331 3000__________ R ECES S IO N B U S TE R I Ctean r o t m i . kltcban* la o o d ry . perch. From MJ/wfc Inctodtt u til, phooa, cohlt T V 330-4433 SANFORO I lg b d rm . w/prlvote bath, faouw prlvl tegtt P rtftr m a lt |71/wk or S30O/moplutllMd*p >310411 S ANFO RD . Nko araa. Room w/full houtt prlv,* pool. S300 rrm 1/3otutU 3II-44S4 V7— Apartments Furnished / Rent S A N FO R D • I bdrm .. a»calkfi< arta MO par wtak pfu« 100 tacurlty Call 333 3H4________ A P A R T M E N T - largo I b d rm . fumiihcd Water, ktw tr and garbage included IM / m o ptut MOO d*po»it 311 #741 B EDR O O M . Lying rm kitchen and bath 1130 a weak glut dap. » 1 4114 or 344 H 7 F IV E RM. A F T .. F o rt tu rn . tot water Hftterkal Bldg S340 ma ♦ 1171 dap P tft 334431 SANFO RO * large > bdrm; t w privacy. Looking ter the right •mall faniilyl ft100 par wook pfut 1300dogoott 333 3344 O N E BO R M .. 1 both. Gar ago apt . N k o a rta S37I mo Call SI John* Realty Co 314113 O N E BO R M .. lg. apt . 3 M M from downtown, U flt. In eluded 333-0334 f t . mag. O S T E E N t B D R M .. Lg three room, tcfit. porch# Itncod yd-# prlv pork 171 mo. 3334371 O S T E E N Large I bdrm optt Ho pate From •Tf/nk up ptut dept*11Include* util Diet _________ Coll 3300311_________ SANFO RD . I BDR M . ftpocteut Adult*, no pete All electric M3f/mo up. MOO d tp >33114 S AN FO R O Sla apartment* ter rent. Spring Special! «7ft/wk. A ll uDHHe« paid Call 333 171. HS 4141 or 330M i l Apert men?* Unfurnished / Rent eie i ecoeooM. on E S C Ing. control location »4S0 mo B r o h o r t M im o t b t e r A t . B X TR A LO. nko I Bdrm. Ctean A b rig h t, near Pmacro*! •ctooi. near city but By month or week 333 77M H ID O IN L A K E . 1/3 vUia F p k . garage, fenced, pool A tenni* 14tS » 143 U a» 3147043 H IS TO R IC Downtown Sanford, newly renovated attktency apt 110/mo IM 7 3M3 Bm O ur Lucky Charm CA/trwOffering ............ *> S P E C IA L M OVE-IN A LLO W A N C E S B r id g e w a te r A p t s . 3 2 2 -9 1 0 4 Look What's Happening A t S t Croix Apartm ents KIT ’N’ CARLYLF.® by Urry Wri«hl w — Apartments Unfurnished / Rent STOP lion a Fully equipped family kitchen* • Swimming pool • C l u b h t v t r a Proffttitenaf maintenance • After tehee) cfiltdrtn'k and tepr*th*un'* acllyittei. NO B L A R N E Y H E R E I Call T e r r y # y o u r c r w lf t • dimeter I .....Cedar "O'Creek" Aptt # 334 4334 ) ( N Hartwell Ave. (corner of 39th) RCMTTO0WH .Florida Really LO. 1/1, CHA. weth/dryer took up# hardwood floert. i n S. Park Avo.S47> mo. 333-3434 mtiNCirsviuME (Oh * U a# Cmra# Ftoatf)__________ ______ 321 7 3 0 3 ^ C*ll Bob CrtfOfT, IEA1T0I 3114170 193— Houses Unfurnished/Rent MOVE IN SPECIAL Pot* SMS mo 334-3334 S T U D IO A F T . __ ________ S a n f o r d , n ic e a r e a . F u r n i f t h t d / U f i lu r n U h a d . SSQO'mo, pluft dap. include* utmtt*» M4 437-4317, leave T H R U B IO R O O M . tAmll# rm.# garage, lg tenced yd. Kid* Pet* OKI 333 4043 I BDRM 1 BATH, flreplaci. TO W N H O U SE - end unit. CHA# wall to w all carpet, full kit, mintt A vortical*, iter age rm. If. covorod deck In rear, prlv. tenet, trtlh fy redeco rated. wa»h/dryor a va il, prlv, parking 4444/ma 3441191 W E ’L L Make Yeo A Goal you W H iR D A B i I MOMi • k fN ’ .'Ff I'tlllFf R11f I OS— DuplexTriplex / Rent DU F t I K H r R#dt. C U M M Lk. M a t , B lr«./I> f t lit mo A tm . m c . A .t i l immAdiAttir F#nesd r* H##l AC m M lf It . m u .HttlrA*»rA cam . LABOR 1/1 D U B LIN . Maa. M i . Serb, porch, *vt#l Ctrl M bAC.PdK SAM mo, HTAATT IFA C IO U S DU F L I I I I b d rm . I kdlb OuHt. K f n ForchM T A fd Maw . ibcr iiA-M H 107-Mobile Hemes / Rent can't retwee Ctooee Geneva Garden* Apt*, today 1333 3#M • BOND MONEY, 7.4% e FR EE O O V 'T ASSISTANCE Gov"I R «p»/Anum e No Quel Ify Hemet I Seminole. Orange, Voivtia. Lake Ceuntiet la uteri Area Hemti a i/ l * Fpk# new paint and carpet, fenced yard . . tit. MO a l/l an 1t i acre. C/H/A. s*4.eno a Ivnlato l/l new paint# A/C, roof I if acre, fenced ID.KQ a In The Country I Home on aver ft acre, heavily treed, 141.900 P 1/1, appi. new paint, carpet, fenced yd. carport, 144.400 Pt/Uk ftpil! plan, eppllance*, garage, fenced yard. MS.900 g Aftiume He Quallftetl t tawterd PI, cathedral call# tented, garage tat.MO # V I an 1/I acre! Fenced, eul do •ac. dead end itreet 144.400 T O I-H o ilS M ” Furnished / Rent CO TTA S! - I I to approciatel M M aacurity. i«t memn rent M R Prefer O I N I V A 1 B O R M . I Sa w . I month security Available H p w lU H m g 144 4333 OR B BORM.# turn # A C. Can vlentenf quiet neighborhood Park Ave. Mebde Pk. 3711*1 O S T E IN •t bdrm. with cabana MOO per month plus deposit Perfect ter retiree t He pet* _________ Call 333 4343_________ I l O R M I B A T H • BaordOM a_______ yd 333 41H nan tmdker. 333 4B43_________ FOR RENT, Cottage# 1/1. Em ctency tumtetod, rurmwieo, i141 me tiM eac Can 334714 LAKE M ABY • The Feretf. t bdrm. t bath, adult cemmunl hr. aver 1 . No pate. BeautiM recroaDon facilltle* SS3S/mo glut d ip -333 4*34 t BO R M . I rm . fenced, lg . utility# carport# I country aero. S i t mo plu* I3M etc- 1 M l tel* 1*1— Heuses Unfurnished / Rent li«-W a re house Space /Rent sai mcIwmaaBMM,mi wop SANFORD. I.1M. I.S1S. LIOO MUA/AltAl A.AllAbHI ■" i l l — Commercial ______ Rentals______ SANFORO. MAT Airport Id a ft. offkg bldg Ample parking and handicap feelit Da* S4d»/me Call * ‘ Deft UR 1.394 M t» end A D O ! A b i t H UM 11 D tltont. | / in . I# r(t b*tb r # , *»■•* . WCUf**,. LONOWOOO. MU HIIIWF Dr. 1 bdrm 1 bAlb tAW/mA ,*w* u m a w f i r o i m 'i m iN LOMSWOOD IM M ACULATSI 1/1, Ll.m s. Arntn*. I Amu. r m i IchAAIt V.AAdlAbdi, SActlAkA, Lb. tAjry t 'M m . AAldllAIAAm MilAAS, FAOLA A H A . 1 b * m ibAlb. CHA. LUAm a w m ro m « m t* A i» H U H IN T e e L IA S ! ORTKM . I m b r i i n . I c a t . *sk. H a S#A *l* rW ia *»«lh > . AKS. S I N T * /OFT KM TO I d , V h Oarwr Sa*!a mt* . 1% N M V rtH T I* I F S I N S l | . . d l l l l l l t t . A V A 11 ■ 1/1 N U S N N b M t ._______ U N F O i D . I H n w -I AsM.1 1/1 M l ■*, msnNi 1/1 V N sat • R AN O NIW O FPIC1R LO O . MA M W. to 1JPA M w S C I1 0 N IN S I AApvd Id IpAClAl SMI/mo. - ..................... ............ H I M M SANFORO IMMod rpoco. I.1M sq ft. pluft epen apece. 719 and 1441 ftp tt 3II 7M4 M A R K H A M A R IA front, huge pool, Lk Mary schools Whal could be better 7 One .acre with trees I Come tee this charmer I >179 000 Call Rkkte. ever. 330 *311 TO M N M O U II l/l K. OordPb Dr. nriwtof Sprints. M l plu* u rM H M M llM W Il I BOOM., kilcbon apprioncM. toAHror/drrtr, scr. porch H M /m o.S M id M , l a O H t NORM 1 bom cand# non c a r p p l. « A S b tr / d r p p r, U U /rno. I yt I H R Airport H Sdntor A rO I PM TIP* t eORRL, I baML MM M n . OM I I K B I I W R um I I I — Sierefe/OHlct _______ Spec*_______ O FF ICR SB ACe. IMP m *1 A M r m Full b p * B bit Maat bus SAM mb B U M a I a I , A v A l la b lA * # m ■ 4 l ? mm if; -■/ i. -W *.1 !KJJ Id l H i ' bii-i- /i l -La 1Ui ■- I acre* e*tebD*tod Fern Fa rm butlneti with 4/3. pool, pluft Orange City water W *ftMl4AM new t 144AM Handyman** ntfbfm artt 4/3. owner financing lit.eoo Lease Purchase V I block. S34.9M Owner holding 3I147W............SllHSf I rr 4 U rbr j M U I U 7,|% RANK U F O 'S A H U M ! NO Q U A L IF Y Ca MU m i M#MltoU Oa t s , i u i i m Ru m . m m i * B CA rtH S .rA (. G^ihirv _ 2 n s w . O n l o i o ’M oruo o 153— Acrttgt- ID Y L L W IL O S Spacious 4 bdrm 3 bath Screened porch opens te tevefy beck yerd with magnificent pool end spa Oversiiod garage M M M C a ll E lS te .tW 9.337 4700 Ail type*, area*. price* Call for FREE LIST Orlande, tetl tree, 1 0M M 4 f444 M A R K H A M W O O O t Hanover Wood* Concrete tile reef Levelr 4 bdrm. 3 bath, aver t acre tot 1.7M *q tt living area Beit area price >144.400 Call Elsie. eve« 333 43M B ANK R EP O . Almoftf Newt 1 b d rm , I bath. Central H/A. double car garage, wall te wall carpel 144ADO *194/M O N TH IN C O M E! 3 bdrm heme w ith I bdrm apt Fenced ONIYM9.9QOII 323*5774 W A Y S ID E DRIVE >♦ beres with 3 older tomes Beautiful freed land I homes occupied Value In the lend I Reduced te tiye.fM Call Elsie tor mfel E v e # .337 4700 323-3200 STENSTROM REALTY, INC. b H E B I 'S A N E A T V I ler thorn who want peace A quiet On 4 btg left For Harter ft^feliret 144A M a C A L IF O R N IA Cantemperery 4/A■t mountain style w/poel On Large let w/guttf faeufta Xtratgeterel 32 3-2 6 2 8 L o t s / S ilt E N T E R F R IS B wooded 4 acres on Lakefhore D r, Lk, Monroe access nee ooo W. Malteftewsbl, Realter 333 7447 OCALA N A T’L FO R EST. Weeded tefsl U.490 each, no money down) >71 i l monthly. 1 *00 447 9074_________ 2 1 / 2 ACHES Zoned county A I, Already split Info 3 building sites tfo s e to tow n, B E T T E R H U R R Y I Priced te w it at 133.100 CAIUMT RU in m utt 153— Condominium! Co-Op/Salt B Y O W N E R - Norm lake Village. 3/3, downstair*, appliance* included Pool/tennis Bargain at 144.900 479 30*3eve* 157— Mobil# Mom*! / Sal* L A K t M A R Y / T A N FO R D II b d rm , 12X40 Remodeled Modern I Owner financing 11.000 down; M % Interest Can move Reduced te enfy S M M ............................*34*944 S A N F O R D - 3 bdrm I bath# 11X4* New floor and win dew* 14.100 OBO 331 *741 SAVE U l l N E W 1941 N O M E tt W H Y F A Y R E T A IL ? 14X74# H A M . 34X74,114MO 3411744 SPUINGSPECIALS Sanford Area Mobile Heme Community R E P O 1449 Kaufmen A Broad, 34X9*. 3 bdrm 3 bath split Gorgeous home!1 11.1% Inter­ est, only 11.044 idown te a qualified buyer >20.400 l«M M A N A T E E 34X13.1 bdrm 3 bam ..........................»4,ooo m i M A N A T E E 14X40,3bdrm I bath............. ................. >7.100 WE Broker, 333 *140/131 3M3 M O V E M O B IL E S t Bast II Call ter quote 4*7 439*044 140— Butints t For St It PAPER ROUTE FOR SALE • O wner financing# discount ter cash Must sett 33B IMS P A R T time lawn ftervlce. appro* S9M/m*. Income. Approi If hour* per swob. Truck, all Equipment and account* H J M 333 M7t 1*5— Pufftax h r Sala BANFORD D U F L IK . 1 ##<h C m ! n#l,hb*.h*o# ill-ApptlancM / Furnftura r lire E ve 1 133 4744 M M AM • B E A U T IF U L W IN TE R FAR R 3 year Md V ) Upgredet thru out F r a m e w /herdw eed fteorft i n g i r v d F w i 1310 400 g f t U F E R E X E C U T I V E f/t Cenda ter the particular buyer Equip k it . groat rm . fpk . La te M ary school* • H E A T H R O W H O M E S ITE . Greet corner let Near lg petto heme* ideet location A S U F I R S F L IT 1/1 * ' ] matto. SANFORD, Three Bdrm.. lift both, family r m . bif yd Clow te stores SMJM IM 4*04 SANFORD 3 bdrm 3 behi with central H/A. Owner financingd ow npaym ent negotiable S44 9M Cell 4*1 TMI_________ UM0MHAUNMTUU Newly listed! Great room plan, 3 bdrm . fenced yerd. greet eroal Shews like a mode! tome! Assume no qua! Ifyt Tata! cash required, II1A09 HD R E A L TY , 340MM m m r w r im •ANTIQ UI DRRtlRR. , drawer# «^ id eek 17) 331M74 * ANTIQUE CHURCH PEW. 10 ft ell Pme >100. or trade ter antique* 144 IR f___________ ISO# K IN O S U E Caeegy. mirrored ceiling* * drawers ♦ storage Must ooo te epprecl ate >4Qi Firm >74tgi« after 4PM. 333 4330. ext 43MDays • BIO CHAIR. Overstaffed, button A tuck "Tub" cheir Must see te appreciate! SIS 333 t lll t v m s g ____________ BPS RESALE Buy and toll furniture a collectibles For sate, deil collection 2334 S Perk Dr Call 333 >4H________ BRASS B ID . Q ueen, w/ortho mattress w l Still in be« Cast >1000 Soil ter S3M >7*49*1 • CAPTAINS B I D Complete eet >71333 33*4_____________ DOUBLE BOX tpr*g Mattress Sets Over 70U Pick tala wf LARRY’S M AR T 3334131 FRANK B LORI’S New 4 Utodf HOI t French Thrift Steve PHONE 13*711* FUTON AND FRAME Twin (chainsl«9 F util teveseetlt iff Queen iw t«l|3 44 Futen Factory# 111*041 >4MW . Airport Bl# to Merd # ITALIAN POTTERY Dfsboft. M A N B Q IM IN T B R R ALTT m i m i m / n i B t i, complete eervice ter 4 Good candittoni >IM 3 » * n » Avoid Foraclosuro' NERD HELP? to.to. Laaa. al | M « G .M I rm aa I m s , I . AAnlf, S M M S. M l 322-2420 321-2720 3944 Park Dr #Sanftwd IW . Lake Mary M m U Mary Hoy. 17-«L ftentord SHO RTS L A K E M A R Y , neat new City* H all 130X114 fronting on Wilbur to lots, part rammer d a l Begin your investment In Lake Mary Call Elite Spivey, •ve 1.337 4390 lll/YOUNIH •I*0b#1446 IllfP R EG A TO R E T IR E T O T M I F O R E S T In Lk. Mary Lovely t bdrm 3 bath wifamily rm and 13X31 porch with out malic shutters Soma owner financing Am# nines Elste. ore f. 333 43M LAKE FRONT Loch Arbor. 7.174 sq ft living area ) bdrm. 3 bath, lg den off master, eOXtt entertainment eal room w/fireplace,. Call , torw.it s i l l ma U N REGATTA SHORES ApARTMDIT* d SATEMMREALTY NEAR 1-4 111— Cendemlnlum ______ Rentals __ m u m A s e e jA iH w is M ! S A N ,D « 0 - 1 ar*bdrm, IbAlb ISA ClM . ( M b l « H »Ard n k , (i.ljbbdrbM , UtS/mA ■HHtAtwrir, n i# i* l 1UNLAN0 1 M rm 1 bANc (lA A b . L tA k t. h a F . l t S#ri'*<KAHAtAd 111 *>tA 4 U N IT , A F T . Bldg. New reef siding Appraisal I N K Sailing a tIM K DanaMasaty 374M3I BEAL ESTATE O N ITK E Y C S L A K E M A R Y CO N D O I Ctesa to stopping/schools Nearly new c a rp e ts/illn d s- Fireplace, volume ceilings, w/fans. all appliances) Call Dana, 111 I413.1evening 9 330 3470 F U N T H E T H E SUN! No yard work I Tennis, pool, spat All yours plus ground floor con ventemre Inside laundry, Pick your carpet until 4/JO M9.900 Won t lastf Rickie. 333 3100 m -O H ic i Space/Rent T O O A V .Itl 433 Amethys* Way, Labe Mary L o v e ly fake h o m e w ith privacy fence Lake Mary schools! Afl rooms have take view! Cell Sue 407 >39 9793 Real Estate One Kayes, 333 3300 W INTER SPRINGS 3/3 tplli plan, wooded *t acre 1104.900 ALTAM ONTE SPOS. 3/3 tplif plan, dead end tfreef, UJ.too DELTONA •1/1 on I acre, ter porcli,. carport# ID .tM WARBHOUSB. 3A N tq It. Airport Bl. tenterd 333 1190 C A U I L I I N r . I bSrm. IK b#!h IAmll. *m, llr*»*#c« I M / m ; ANaam a M j I Mrm. I t .lh . t b ,!, I I I I M I I !#■*■!. 1 b!rm I M I t i l u r t#r«s#.ui*/m# J » A H I O R O V IV IfW V IL L A S !. LAkA M a , r S I * ! . , 1/1. *11 OPEN HOUSE U N B E L IE V A B L E ! Acre ♦ 4 bdrm 3 bath on corner lot with fabulous landscaping Lk. M ary schools, model perfect) Reduced te >194.400 Cell Dana. 330 3S70 Sharon. HQ 4319 O O V T F M IC L O S U lis LO H O H O O O /LK. M A R T H A . IJ H IJ R H II . H im AT wltbdwl A/C t t t k M SlArllnt Double wide mobile home I* X SI 3/3 Nice home I Best let! Atsum eeble m tg . t i l . 700 Firm Colt Steffi 33MOM N E E D A HOU SE? • Dawn Payment a Prebtemf • Sett Empteyoeda Prebtemf • Credit# Prebtemf ________ C A L L I17-04M________ PLUS.# Mayfair Cauntry Club New brkk cufttem 3/1 ipitt plan, ter, perch w/ipa. i/3 treed acre*, fenced 1119.400 U . Mary, Let* Than MAM Da. 91/1 renovated, new carpel, paint, appL fenced. 149,900 t A 3 • C D R O O M a g ta .M M A w p month Rtf. No pete. Dtp 333-33*3 >r >744444___________ 1 BO R M . D U F L E X A F T . 134S per month# S3M tacurlty dt poUt Call >7*4444 (N 7 ) M4-44Mif 333-HM L A K E M A R Y , V 3 . If tet. fenced, peel w/deck Owner assist finance 144,908 3117M3 LK . M A R Y A R E A Big 3 bdrm 3 bath Must sail w 4.500 Active One, Addle I44-1HI MUSI Sill VAAS LOW AS Ite 1b MJd/mo Call 311*11________ t BDBM.# fenced yard I I 43 to Lk. M ary Bl. right on Art Lano, right on t it road. 3rd tou*a on telt. Available to tee Mon. the 4th. Tutft. tho 10th S34> plu* dep, t M l *43 749? I B IO R O O M 1 bath *471 pluft **c 3 fttory Sanford Httterlc D H trlct........................313-Hlt 3 B EDR O O M . 3 bath On 3 acre* of land In Enterprtea Country living 1400 ma Call otter 7PM; >74 3434________________ 3/3. 3 quiet country acre*. CHA. like now.lronch door*, tern porch, la n t through out. fttoragt. L k . S livor araa. 1444/m a . M M dep. 1 341 447* m*g orcailcoltect T H R E E B E D R O O M , w/3 f ir e p la c e * , n e w c a r p a l MJft/mo ptut SIM ter util. A 1 mo dep Fork Ave . 7M 4344 141— Homes for Sale F HA AS LOW AS t \ --1 rr • * v ; «< * < & > »■ 733 8acr*t Harbor Ln., Lake Mary 151— Invasfmant Proparty / Salt WANT TOUU. TOUR HOME? Lake Ada 1bdrm . S34S mo. 3 bdrm. M M mo ond up Ra St. CroixApartments w a if Ing area# •for age# -----------------9.374 *041 I am looking ter nice homes to match with buyers IA N F O R O , O N E " lO R M .i garage apt. In gutet a m . No 14V— Commercial Pro ptrty / Salt L A K E F R O N T professional at flee suite, *7* sq H# 4 offices. A B R AN D H EW H OME • Bad Credit • No Credit • No Money • N OPROBLEM C A LL The Prudential® SANFO RD . 3 bdrm . 3 bath. r/drytr. S43|/mo ________ted Realty, a34447t FOR V E T S A little morel Brand new ) bedroom t bam hemes with 3 tor g ar ages S44? total monthly payments Call new, ofter limited I Universal R e a h y.M l 1134 TH « OWI NO Y OU R M A W A Y » Iltd 1 And 2 Bedroom Make Paradise Your A ddressl $1 DOWN 3 bdrm, I bath, lg fenced backyard, carport, screened porch. Ravenna Pk area, MO 000 a* 1*. buyer pays do* lag 401 4*4 0170 at ter 7pm t f R M O M U REItTS i r t T M U t b Ot Tb# IrHk AMOVE IN NOW AND TAKE A ROMANTIC CRUISE TO THE BAHAMAS etetw comtrue Coftfttlborry, llpg te fttory. E itromafy qutet, ftfudteft ond 1 bdrm*. tote of tteraget Call today I I 4444373 M Y S T E R Y R E N T SP ECIALS! l and 3 bdrm t #pool# laundry. By wk. or month. Fwm. or unfum. 3 1 4AM/333 t M I N E A R Do write wo 1/1 N IC E A m aft *t parking. Mott util M ewk STMtoc m t > 4 4 N IC E large I bdrm . 3 bath, central H/A# w it t e r /dryer hook upi, t43S/mo pluo tucurf ty. Hall Realty. >31 »T74 O N E RORML# Cota A Ctean I f i t # m o . g l u t do p . , * water/froth pd 13M a tt 141— HomM for Salt BT OWNER hycTicAi- Jcsst, or Tic animal macoM ( M A kES Y o u r L I v I n g E a s Ie r ! Affordable 1 ,2 & 3 Bedroom Apts. In Beautiful Lake Mary 141— Homes forS«le NOME FOR SALE tenter* area M3t M per meolb In terefttedf CaM >311*09 ~reiaiaiiWira##tmi*M»M CALL 872-3120 CONSHU(HHI usocuns, MC A non-profit organization Providing Mortgage Assistance and Foreclosure Counseling We Can Help You Save Your Home! I l l — Appliances / Furniture DAYBED. White Iron A brat* w/orthopedic mattresses A pap up trundle Still in bo* Cast HOP Sell HOP >7*41*1 • K E N M O R E E L E C T R IC RANOE Good fthapo. >1*0 OBO Mon Wed# otter > IP PM __________ 333 >093__________ • LAMP, country styled, brest A wood base with mild glass shade IIP 333 MM_________ •MATTRESS A BOX SPRINO Queen tf Extra nice cond< HonttMeach 333 *7*4 • MICROWAVE. 1C Penne» excellent condition >71 371 M44______________________ R 8F R IO E R A TO R . Frigidere side by side Ite yr* old New >1700 Must sell >990 OBO Day 330-143* Eve. 331-4473 • SOFA, leva seat and wine rack coffee table, oil or part *4*/ofter................ I l l S04J or see at *07 W » m St • tTOVB. Etecfrlc Very good cendilion M0 111 1*13_______ • TA B LE . Brer teal, varnished It, brown. Very nlco >73 Better Hurry I 333 4774_______ • TR A S H C O M PA CTO R . Kellnator. Portable or built in almond/block Only 47S Cat! >31 4*33_______________ • TW IN BOX Spring A Mat host, with frame Like new condition >7> 331 4*tl 1*3— Ttltviilon / Radio / Sttrto • H OUITON TRACKRR UHF remote Cost new, Iff1Just like new! >44 331 7374 1*5— Computtrs IBM CempeDbte toftwere end instruction for home/butlneit Best prices I Gome* te serious Call 133 1304 1*7— Sporting Ooodi~ • R IK I. •#(■ M~ t##ra BMX special built, ell terrain, spring on front and rear. New condition If f 333 *043_______ • H E A V Y R A O . (B e iin * ) Ever last New. never used >90 334*333_______________ •TENNIS RACKETS I Stetenger. mode In England 733 94*4 Ilf — Officx Supplies / Eftulpmtnt • F i l l C A R IN IT. M#t>l » Tan enamel t i l 111 713* i t l— Building Mb1t Ib>» • FENCE, Oteln LMfc.40 - b 7 » ft Asking >3* Call 370 3497 m - U w n B Garden RIDINO MOWER. Snapper • HR, toM lttonl«to Llk#n*«' 1?5— Ma chinanr/TaoU CAR PI? CLIANtH O C D U IP M IN T C*(to, *00. I, In MRto* «HM l#nk ttMton ! » t o k 4 > I ^ M O R O » » I— FORK t (# T # T R U a K k Uto# buy tall rent lease M m , sties 333-1IM a U ter Aon/ , Mike 9*4-7341*44 FO R K LIFT. Clark. 1MB lb ca pacify Works gaod >1100 c o w m it w ________ • MOTOR. I torso, reworked Mako otter 333 * r 1 1ft— PettftSuppIlM • B S A O L 8 M IX DOOft. I female 1 spayed. 1 young Perfect ter children! VERY LOVING CaM morning eotyt Ask ter Mary 333 »e»f FR EE CAT black mate! neutered# friendly, good with lids Coll 133 *IH___________ FR E E O O O TRAININOI Find out* Mew,.. Inner Deg Trebling _________Call 974 1744 • FR E E TO A OOOO tome, nine month and t yr eld Mate Neutered Cats 33? 1*7« • HipHap..8 ASTER BUHHYIt. White, dwarf, tame A LOV EARLE S3I 133 MW M ALLARD OUCRI. M#to A I•m # I•, K i K i n D#**w*tk#toA TAtoto |I«# m « (to I III n (to llto lOO— Reylirered PrIi C H IM III IH A R R ll F U F F I I I tarn Dm IM*i.|iri ________ c . ii uo * n i_________ c h o w r u n •a k c . r«,# n i» #n premise*, good with kids HM HM 334 >347_____ OPEN HOUSE March 7 & 8 12:00-5:00 3 0 7 R a c co o n S t. Laka M ary Host: Ron Jemlgan • • • • • • A * 1. » T A R T E H H O M E : 3 B «* o o n .2 B a fTip !tp ia n hom* Fanoad bacA yard • m A to M ta o l - 1 moOvatod 886,800 Z .M A H Q B A : 1 8 b # d x H u g a LM Vtan ■ com/nurwTy pool 8 to m # • la g # acraan porch A in u it to M a to, o rt f 177,000 a. REDUCED: ) Dad room. 1 bati tn hwtoric • t o CtoM to LaLatront O N , *48,000 QUINN REALTY Hl tl ori a Santord a M M. Pa#R A*a# 3 2 1 -3 6 6 3 1 Mi l M ai (I N it o n �•lord Honda - Sunday. March 8. 1992 131 • Sanford ****** 200— R e g iste re d Pets R O T T W E IL E R PUPS AKC registered excellent bicod lm « i Shot* and wormed t;v)ft)oo _________ i n m i 701— H orse * PONY C A R T Rebuilt All fe el new tire* pointed (redI end new seat ftllO 14* It 14 709—W e a rin g A p p a re l • L O V E L Y . L O V E L Y Formal d re ttf Lavender S i lt S llr id e im a id P ro m dre** Worn I time' Rutiled *»eeve* long tram w bow at back body III w heart shaped ne< fchne Paid over 1700 Sac ritice tor 1100 Call or Iv m*g anytime JH 1*41 711— A n tiq u e s / C o lle ctib le s E L V II P R E S L E Y ..-O f d i don*, plate* calender* ttat ue« whltfeey decanter* boofe*. tape*«r>e* much much more1 Be»t otter i n 147* • STAR T R E K Enter pri*e Blue Print* *et 17 page* m pouch. 1*71 edition mint 1)1 after 4pm 177 4471 715— B oats and A ccessories m i —o____________ 74 F T P ONTO O N Good condi JJ HP Merc motor 11110 Trailer available t'on 171**7* 719—W anted to Buy l i t Aluminum Can* Newtpaper Non Ferreu* Metal* Clatt KOKOM O______________ 111 HOP 771— Good Th ing s to E at 7 7 7 -M u s ic a l M e rc h a n d is e PIANO fo r SALE 223—M is c e lla n e o u s l.he newlfM DBO 111 Pin • B K V E L C O M IR R O R . 1 *e< tson* w'Mother af Pearl 44 W K 47 H *71 177 H i t • B IS S E L p ow er c a rp e t •’earner. purchased new tor a*femg |100 time* 171 »4*l I* D O O GE S P IR IT AC. Stereo Sl**l* II Only u*ed 7 •CB Cobra 1* Plwt aOdia-'ne's I »0 177*141 OLD S D E L T A B ro u g h a m E a tra TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO M O N E Y DOWN eacept taa fag title etc 1*41 FO R D M U S TA N O Auto a ir. pow er tte e rln g and broke*. A M F M «te reo *11* 4* per month! ( 4| month* .1 14 *N APR | Call Mr Payne Courtety U*edCar* i?» 717) If D O D G E C H A R G E R Super Bee" Sporty. Auto AC Stereo 11000 Original mile* t I I * S * • P U B LIC A U T O A U C T ION • E V E R Y TU ES A FR I M t P M O A Y T O N A A U T O A U C T IO N Hwy *7. Daytona Beach __________ *44 ISS M i l__________ I I C H R Y S L E R LE B A R O N 4 dr . 10 000 original one owner mile* auto AC. Stereo *!**!* 4* L E B A R O N C O N V E R TIB L E S 7 to choo*e from ‘ Fun In |lf*i* 1*1* S E V IL L E D O DG E D A K O T A Long bed topper V 4 auto AC. Stereo 40000 mile* le ftS* • TU R K E Y CALL Lynch Champion IIP 177 4411_______ W ASH ER /D R YER ftl«0 for pa*r. u*ed 4 month* Lawn •With 1)000 down or trade equity cwwec STOP1771141_______ II FT. Sea King aluminum (an beat with 1HP | ska motor *400 ’*• Toma moped S710 i£ O j_ aB2Scf Eaceiient con dition A d e t v c 1 SI W0 day* 004 p»* 1000eve* *04 74* *41* 1*1* T O V Q T A C E L IC A Supra *unr oof 1 *pd nice1 1***0 1)0 ***f Roy * Used Car* 1*11 M E R C U R Y C O U G AR Run* great new tire* SI 1*1 Cell M l #41) after 4 PM _______ •1 Y U G O Engine e»(*Henl condition 14 000 mi • *pd ASK FOR! Bill Sanchei or David V 779—A v ia tio n 372 1115 A IR C R A F T R EN TA LS *.ngle multi engine, flight in ttructicn. ground uh o ol private instrument Aviation Flight Center*. 1100 111 3014 rir Sa il 171 0014 44 F O R D TA U R U S 4 if.x>* *1 FO R D E X P L O R E R *tandard thift Both below book )77 M after 7PM 47 •CARBURETOR IV. Af H rebuilt for tome GM cid*tie* Pontiac etc . original *40 C A O ILLA C S EO AN D E V IL L E 1*4* » 17* *iCallM » Grave* e PORSCHE RIMS 7 New 1*1 •% . ••<' *! s i;; 11*1 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLC t! *41Call Mr Grave* W.nett Old*Cad. Mac. 177 11*1 BUICK RIVIERA 1441, low m.le*1 *4**1Call Mr Grave* WiUetf (> .l\ ( a i lac 177 1»vi TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO M O N E Y OOWN eacept taa. tag title etc 1*4* C H E V Y S P E C TR U M red air. low mile* ttereo. I tp e e d ' O n ly I I I * II per month1 (40 month* I| *N APR I Call Mr Payne C u .f r s , u*ed (.»'% »;i r :\ NISSAN M A X IM A i **i H I **1 low mile*1Can Mr Grave* Willett Otd* Cadillac. 177 1141 A U T O IN SUR AN CE W OR LO who quote* (owett pottible rate* need*help117) 174) O L O M O B IL E CA LA IS ‘IS. esc tond1S7 **i Call M r Grave* Willett Old* Cadillac 177^1141 s3995 Prete*»*enal Avia’ronService* 114 1444 7 3 1 -C a rs | NO M O N E Y DOWN eacept tea tag title «tc 1*14 T O Y O T A T E R C E L COUPE red auto a>r power •le e r in g , tt e r e o l O N L Y 111* *4 per month* (44 month* * l| *N APR ) Call Mr Payne Courtety UtedCar* 171 7171 C a d i l l a c CO U PE D E V IL L E I* **i Call M r Grave* W.liett Old* Cadiljac 177) 1*1 *4995 85 T O Y O T A P IC K U P X-C A B s4995 86 O LD S C U T L A S S M ust See! 2 Door • TIRES. Steel Belted rad*al tel Dual wheel. 110 engine 10 ft utility body Very low mile age! U 000 or will trade for • TRUCK RACK, bed mount 14 F O R D C O U R R IE R 1 tp tool b o .e t *410 O B O 177 01** Sue 1*1*0 R111)7 AC teaton Good Condition *40 ni 4*14 fit* long bed pick up truck Eac condition *100 )7 ) SQM • IS# X II TI RE. General, new mounted on Heavy duty b*b a».rel *a. '. i"* 11 VW I • dietel motor to'a'ly rebuilt Be*t reasonable otter 171 7?** . •■ " , k or ( or )4* 1*01 E venlng* 44 MACK Truck* Vake ted* A ra f te r * , eac c o n d itio n 111 41*4 4 <vtends *04 7)4 l» 4* 239— M o to rc y c le s and B ikes Ml! .AWASAKI KIN. b'.K 1000 original mile* Cacellent tond lion! |*O0Call 1)0 **)* 2 3 5 -T ru c k s / Buses / Vans K M FO R D f l i t A L T L A R IA T All power, w/campur bed hner. LWB )4 000m .let ** 400 401 17) 4**4 741 — R e c re a tio n a l V e h ic le s / C am p ers S01D.SOLD.SOLD! OnlyPublished2Times! M l B R ol I I 0 ..% C »m p g round wa* one "H a p p y Cam per" when he *o<d hi* t r a v e l t r a i le r w it h hi* <iat*if>ed ad He wa* thniied whan it *o'd in only 7day* I After hi* trailer wa* told he receved S M OR E CA LLS on the trailer Are you holding on to on item that could mean CASH (n your pocket! Give Cindy or Nikfe* a call in our Clot*.bed Depart ment they will be happy to help you with your ad RV R E N T A L let* *t«Smo Incl water, tewer 4. garbage Park Ave Mobile P « 177 744t 100% Financing For Q ualified Buyers 1 0 0 0 Dodge Grand Caravan Plymouth Voyager IYYL SI6,999 or $378.48 per mo. Loaded with option* md long body. 6 cyl A woodgran Cash Soiling Price of $16,999 No Down Paymont 11 9% Annual PrucontAjo Rate ♦ Ta*. Tag i Approved Credt 60 monthly payments of $378 48 'w » M MINCER MOT ORS SANFORD 321*2993 1917CHEVY I TON PICKUP $7795 89 CAMARO R.S. Hot Car! *5995 88 BERLINETTA 1009 S. French Ave 1*4) J E E P J to PICK U P 4 wheel drive 4 cylinder run* M U ST S ELL 'M I V .lJ.bo 'vl Fully %el! contained 11 ft * lid * o u t. a i r . a w n in g wa*h#r/dry*r dithw ather ttereo many eatra* Will take •mailer trailer on trade or be*foffer 111 fa ll s2495 *2995 CARS Sanford Motor Co. 85 IS U Z U P IC K U P 5 S p d .. A C 86 C H EV R O LE T C A V A L IE R TAKE UP PAYMENTS e R E E S E H IT C H ReOever V i groot wgt *000 lb* lounge wgt 7101b* 175 177 1*41 a 241 — R e c re a tio n a l V e h ic le s / C am p ers 88 DODGE MINI VAN Great Shape! $1995 85 MIGHTY MAX j f 144 s in ________ 111 7*00 TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO M O N E Y DOWN eacept ta*. tag titla.etc 1*44 E A G L E P R E M IE R 4 door, auto air. power win dow* ttereo cattail# O N L Y til* *4 per month! ( 4| month* w II **« APR | Call Mr Payne Courtety Utad Car* 37) 717) 235—T ru c k s / Buses / Vans 2 3 3 -A u to P a ris / A ccessories A u to m a tic w it h A C eaceiient car* 11 7S0 OHO 11 OOOor.g.nalmil** 7*0 l i l t S t. Patty's S|lecial E » penanced flight in*truc lion Prole**ional curriculum tailored to your learning ttyle Economical rate*1Call NO M O N E Y OOWN eacept taa. tag title etc 1*44 D O D G E A R IE S 4 door auto power »teerm g and b ra k e * *te reo EX TR A C L E A N O n ly t i l* 4* per manttil 144 month* a I* *X APR I Call M r Payne Cour fe*y U*ed Car*. 171 7111 Royale Sha»p *l D O D G E SHADOW Convert ible* Au*o AC. Stereo 1 to choo*e from M it V the Sun 1974 DftTSUN 760 2 NO M O N E Y DOWN eacept laa tag title etc 1*44 P L Y M O U T H R E L IA N T 4 door auto power tteermg and brake* *tereo E X T R A CLEAN 111* 4* per month* 144 month* II *N APR I Call M r Payne Courtety lived Car* J 71 717) Red Auto im r 177an NO M O N E Y DOWN eacepttaa fag title etc 1*41 P L Y M O U T H G R A N O FU R Y 4 door auto power tteermg and brafee* AM FM *tereo M U ST S E L L ! O N L Y 111* 4* per menttil 444 month* a 14 •% APR | Call Mr Pa,ne Courtety U*edCar* 17)7171 TAKE UP PATMENTS I I OLD S C U TLA S S S U P R E M E Real *harp «»*•*• P R O D U CTS call independent di*tnbutor 17) 47*4 • G A R D E N E R S planter boa Heavy duty metal 4 K 1 Ra**d bottom, floored for drainage Good tor backyard g a r d e n , n u ' t r r y or graenhouee *71 P R O l i t 0010 JA M ES B T F R W IL L E G E R You hav* won 7 free ticket* to a Litchfield Cinema* movie! Plea*# pick up your ticket* at The Sanford Herald within 1 day* Congratulation*! • S T E R E O Tape radio record player (need* need*#l You win need help to move 140 TAKE UP PAYMENTS Wanted, a re*pon*ibie per*on to fake on a low monthly payment on a beautiful con *o.e piano No money down Can toll tree l too 711 m i UN. F IR E N 7A Coupe low mile* eatra clean |**i* FOR YOUR FULLK R BRUSH TAKE UP PATMENTS S T R A W B E R R IE S U P IC K Start* Jan Ifth Hoop* Farm m i Celery Ave Mon Wed A Sat Open *AM Bring own container* 171 1144 TAB LE 44O LDS • B O L L I N G E R A erobl trac rowing machine w computer counter. u*ed twice 11* __ 4*1 1) 7) • C R A F T S U P P LIE S l>o. lull tor S i 00 m o t t * H H in package* lit l » l ________ • E A S T E R B U N N Y Wreath pastel color tor door* or home I I S ............................M l 40*1 731— C ars 731— C ars E a tra Clean »j**i* Both etc condition 111 5t* I BOAT Tri hull. 40MP Evnrude engine and trailer *4 so _________ Call M4 *013_________ • C AN OE U tt Fiber flat* no paddle* or cu*K>n* fiO O Firm • AIR H O C K E Y 44 P L Y M O U T H V O V A G IR LE 223— M is c e lla n e o u s f w s i s --- -i « J ..........I - TRUCKS 4000 E. SR46 SANFORD 321-1450 436 & 17-92 In CASSELBERRY »• .** v » « i i » . T r i « w r h * * « « r w i 'N ^ B W U R W .U » l v 9 » r f * | a C »H ».> W n ru4 44t»M m w W»| IV * mmH i n u w v q mm+mw v »«w — W * ■ C a r S ales O u tle t MF9 ■9, SAT 9-6 SUNDAY12-5 331-3837 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1992 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 08, 1992 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 08, 1992. 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 08, 1992; <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/47ed31b57e9f25e320be51e9e475fb68.pdf ab537883fd99486747e7510daa5e2ad9 PDF Text Text i 30 Cents M ONDAY March 9, 1992 S a n fin d H e ra ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Samlnola County slneo 1008 84th Year, No. 168 - Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST ‘Super Tuesday’s’ future Goard expects 39 percent of county’s voters at polls □ Sports B y J . MARK BA R FIELD Herald Staff Writer A w et S a turd ay HANFORD — Sandra Guard. Seminote County elections supervisor, expects 39 percent of the county's registered voters to participate In Tuesday's Presidential Preference Primary — If they can find the polling plares. Bui the future of "Super Tu rsd a y" Is In qursllon us polltlrul leaders question Its ef­ fectiveness of landing southern Democrats with a presidential nomination. Goard said she predicts fewer voters will turn out Tuesday than Ihe 42 percent participation In March 1988. Goard said she has received a slightly lower number of absentee ballots com­ pared to the 1988 presidential primary. “ I lto|ie I'm wrong, but then I hope we get 39 perrenl." said Guard. A total of 100.835 of thr county's 108.312 SAN FOR D — Only two of nine achcdolrd games w ire played In the Sanford Church Softball League before the rains m ine Saturday. See Page IB. , □ Pooplo H o w a gard en g ro w s A versatile (lowering plant Is Just right for Central Florida gardens. Bee Page SB □ Florida N o t tops Florida was rated number 43 out of 50. Utah lopped the list us the mosl desirable slate In which (olive. See Page2A P ro ject G ra d u a tio n m ee tin g set Organizers of Seminole High School’s Project Graduation will be hav: g a planning session on Thursday. March 12. at 7 p.m. The program will tie In (lie school's media center. The parents of all members of the senior class are Invited to attend the meeting. T h is Is the first meeting for the annual celebration and Is a good time lojoln the group. Project Graduation Is a drug mid alcohol free celebration scheduled for the evening of gradua­ tion Dial Is sponsored by the parents of Ihe senior class and many area merchants. If you would like more Information alxiul Ihe meeting or anything else regarding Project Graduation at Seminole High School, call Marge Battista at 333-213H. School board meeting announced SA N FOR D — The Seminole County School Board will meet at Lake llow rll High School. 4200 Dike Road In Winter Park, for a full day of meetings tomorrow. Because they have scheduled al Like Howell a public hearing regarding the rezonlng of students In Ihe southeastern part of Ihe county to fill Indian Trails Middle School, which Is scheduled lo oprn In the full. Ihe board decided to hold all Ihelr official functions al the school on Tuesday. At 1:30 p in., they will hold a closed door executive session to discuss contract pro|Kisuls to be presented to the bus drivers union. At 2 p.m. there will lie expulsion hearings for students. Following that, ul 3.30 p.m. Ihe regularly scheduled school tioard meeting will luke place. Tuesday's meetings will culminate with Ihe public heurtng that Is Ihe first strp In Ihe rezonlng process. Expressway open house planned O VIED O — Information about Ihe design and construction plans of Seminole C o u n ty 's expressway will lie available ul an open house Wednesday. The cxprrsswuy's public Information olllce. located at 1401 W. Broadway. Oviedo, will be open to Ihe public from 5 p.m. lo H:30 p.m. Design, right-of-way and constniciudlon plans for Ihe 8200 million. 12-mllc lollmad will lie on display. The expressway extends from Alomu Avenue lo U.S. Highway 17-02 ul Stute Street In Hanford. Repreaenlltlves from Florida's Turnpike and construction engineers will hr available to answer questions. For more Information, call expressway punllr Information officer Gayle Geddes. 305-0700 registered volets will lie eligible lo participate In the primaries Tuesday. There are no county, school or north county city Issues to attract Independents and other party affiliates to Ihe [mils. Of the eligible voters. 59.427 residents registered as Republicans and 41.408 Democrats registered, about a 3-to-2 ratio. If Gourd’s prediction holds true, uhout 39.325 people will participate In the election. Th e election will also lie the first that many voters will fare changes In polling places. To accommodate the population growth during the past 10 years, several smaller precincts In Hanford and elsewhere were merged and six new precincts were added. Goard mailed notices lo every household afTected by Ihe changes lo alert voters. A complete list of polling places was published Hunday In t he Sanford Herald. Although past Huper Tuesdays huve failed push southern Democrats to advanre Ihe Inter­ ests of southern Democrats, supporters think It will continue. Bui some supporters of thr concept, like think Ihe Idea will slick. "Th is will lie Ihe year where the whole concept of Huper Tuesday Is validated." said Florida Lt. Gov. Buddy MaeKay. who along with U.S. Hen Bob Graham and oilier members of Ihe Houthern Legislative Conference cnnie up with the Idea following the 1984 nomination of Walter Mon­ dale. "W e Just kept having candidates Imposed on us and w r had no way lo huve enough leverage to ulTect the process." said MaeKny. "It won't enable Ihe South to dominate, hul It will ensure that we're not non-players." Four years ago. 14 Houthern and border states took part In the Initial Huper Tursday. But that Cl See Ele ction , Page BA Art Festival Weekend show a ‘very, very positive event’ By V IC K ID sS O R M IE R Herald Stall Writer______________ SANFORD — After a rather damp start, the Bt. John's River Fine Arts Frstlvul blossomed Into a delightful rainbow of colors and smiles. Marltza Ellas, who organized the event for the SanfordBcmlnolr A n Association, said she was pleased with the quality of the art work that wus dis­ played at thr show. "I think w r hud some really fine urt work." she said. "I wus very pleased." Ellas said that everyone site talked to said that they had a very positive experience with the show. Shr could not esllmatr thr number of visitors who came to the show over (h r tw o-day penod. but said that even with the S a tu rd a y m o rn in g rain storm, there wus a steady flow of spectators through Ft. Mellon I’ark. "T h e lower priced and craft Items sold very well,” she said. ' Don Nedobeck. who Is from Wisconsin, but spends his win­ ters in Central Florida was trying lo sell his watrrrolor paintings at the show. "N o one Is buying." he said Sunday afternoon. "I've had lots of people coming and looking, but the economy's keeping their wallets shut tight." Nedobeck said he will be back next year despite slojv sales. "IPs Just Ihe economy." he said. "I think this was a fantastic a Bee Fe stiva l. Page BA HswMs m ky vusi OsBswsht Edith Tanner elands next to her oil painting, lower, which was selected as Ihe Best of Show at the St. Johns River Fine Arls and Craft Festival over the weekend. Commission to re-consider roadway in Sterling Woods B y NICK PPEIPAUP Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — The preliminary plul for the Sterling Woods subdivision Is liark before live Sanford City Commission. The Commission tabled II two weeks ago following citizen objections. T h r plat calls for Slrrllng Woods lo lie u 124 lot single-family housing urea. It Is loculrd west of Highway 17-92. north of Lake Mary Boulevard, nrur Loch Lowe Prep School and Ihe Hidden laikrs urru. When Ihe matter was first brought before the commission at the Feb. 24 meeting, a dozen citizens of the adjacent Hidden Lakes area turned out to voire objections. Th e y Indicated they were not against the actual sulidlvlslon. but objected to thr proposed entrance roadway. The road would be a re-opening of Loch laiwe Drive totie used ns un access road Into Sterling Woods. According to Barbara Howell, of the Hidden loikrs Home Owners Assorullon, "Traffic will destroy our neighborhood. There Is Uni much already." Shr said shr hud found. ” 75 percent of the cars that drive through our nrra don't llvr there, uud this would udd many more." According to Sanford C lly Planner Ja y Murder, the consulting engineers for the development. Hurling CJ Bee Road, Page BA Heading for the finish line Caw gllsj from staff and wtrs rspsrts________ Classifieds ...... 41,11 Movies.................. Crssswsrd .........MB Eaipli.................. Oasr Akby. Dr. Ofttt.... MHtffftlun SIaria...... Sunny and warm Partly cloudy with a high In the low to m id H O s. W in d southeastal lO m p h Par mere weather, sea Pe#e *A Jan Piper was winner of the Natural Florida Crllerlum which waa held in Sanford's North Star Business Park on Sunday More than 180 bicyclists competed In eight races ranging from 10 lo 30 miles in length Close lo 300 spectators viewed Ihe races, which included a category five race for novices. Ihal sent riders speeding through the closed streets of Ihe business park in a competition for cash prizes Rental of park on hold ByM CKPPUPAUP Herald Staff Writer L A K E M ARY - A proposal lo establish a rental and reserva­ tion procedure for clly property still remains lo be approved. The Lake Mary C lly Commission INistponed a decision during last week’s meeting. Although there was no vote against It. Mayor Randy Morels determined lhat II was the gen­ eral consensus of Ihe C o m ­ mission lo hold off on any derisions. Parks and Recreation Director Jo hn Holland believes there Is a need for a formal policy on faclllly rentals. "W e'll be pulling In aboul 8100.000 In sound systems and lighting In Central . Park soon." he said, "and once we finish Ihal. we'll probably have many people seeking lo book II.” The money Is In Ihe form of a %grant from the Seminole County Tourist Development Council. Holland aald. "Th e park area. In c lu d in g the a m p llh r a lc r . would be Ideal for w ritin g * , band concern, art aliowa. and many other outdoor evepta." He added. "W e already have u "C h u rch In Ihe Park” cvcnl booked for April of this year” . T h e pfeaentation Thu rsda y night waa designed lb establish fees for I lie use of Ihe Ccnlrul Park amphlthcjitrr and Ihe two i 'co ve re d pavilions a l' Liberty Park. Ilp lla nd recommended rharglng 825 tor a half day. and 835 for a full day rental. Th e fees would lie returned it no clean u|>s were needed and no facilities were damaged In calling fur thr postpone­ ment. Morels suggested more clarification on whul type of fund' raising evrnls might and might nut be [icnnlilrd In such fadlllies as Ihe C IA 'building or U Bss P a rk . Pag* 8 A SUBSCRIBE T O T H E SANFORD HERALD FOR T H E B E S T LO C A L NEW S C O VER AG E. Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 'ft mr �M - San lord Haiald. Sanlotd, Florida - Monday, March B, IW J 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 Florida: 43rd ‘Most Livable State’ LA W R EN C E. Kan. — A formula that weighs 43 factors, from citme and marriage rates to "deficient bridges," has revealed U tah as the nation’s "M ost L iv a b le S t a t e , " a K a n s a s publisher said. Florida ranked 43rd, up from 48th In 1991. Utah edged out 1991 winner New Hampshire, which slipped lo second place In the second annual ranking* compiled by Morgan QuJtno Corp . the com ­ pany said Sunday. Minnesota. Nebraska and Kansas rounded out the top five. Tax may affect Lewie’ foe T A L L A H A S S E E — State Rep. JefT Huenlnk. who la leading an1 Impeachment effort agalnat state banking chief Gerald Lewis, realizes he may be learning an expensive lesson. T h e night before the Clearwater Republican planned to file his Impeachment resolution, a lobbyist friend of Lewis submitted a tax proposal that would coot Huenlnk's laundry* teas *500.0 equipment business *900.000. Th e lax on operators of coin washing machines was quietly added to a bill before a House panel. When news of the tax plan got around, some at the Capitol saw It as a not-aosubtle message. That's Idle rumor, said Democratic Reps. Willie Logan and Mike Abrams, who Introduced the proposal. Lobbyist Rick Slsaer, who wrote the plan, agrees. "T h is Is not In any way. shape or form designed to affect Jeff." Slsaer said. "It has nothing to do with Oerald Lewis." Logan and Abrams. Miami area Democrats, said they hadn't discussed the plan with Lewis or Speaker T .K . Wetherell. D-Daytona Beach, who’s lukewarm to the Impeachment talk. Mississippi placed last In the co m p a n y ’ s "S ta te Rankings IB 9 2 ," replacing Louisiana, which moved up a spot. Florida didn't do much better, coming In 43rd out of the 90 states. "Utah simply has what people and companies are looking for," said Scott Morgan, president of Morgan Qultno. "T h e state has healthy, highly educated citizens and relatively low taxes. The number* say It la the beat all-around — Ihe moat livable." Slates showing the biggest Im p r o v e m e n t In the 1992 rankings Include Oregon, which moved from 30th to 12th: Illi­ nois, up from 44th to 32nd and New Jersey, up from 34th to 23rd. Morgan aaid. Here are the current rankings for all 90 states, with the 1991 ranking tn par a state in the union which doesn't have some­ thing going for It, some part of It In which Its citizens take great pride." Morgan aald. "However, th is ra n k in g reflects those factors which the average Am er­ ican considers Important lo hla or her dally life." Th e Census Bureau, federal C o m m e rce D e p a rtm e n t and Centers for Disease Control are among the sources listed by the Sweetener: No allergic reactions Man fatally shot TA M P A — A man who looked out for his neighbor afler the older man suffered a stroke was fatally shot by him In a gun* battle, authorities said. Augustine Pulntana was In front of his house Saturday fixing up an old car when Oscar Allaga came out of his house next door, slopped on I he concrete porch and fired several limes at Putniana, police said. Then he calmly went back Inside. Pulntana. 49. bleeding from at least two bullet wounds In hla shoulders, ducked Inside his house, grabbed a revolver and marched over to Allsga's home, police said. He polnied Inside the front door and fired once, hitting Allaga squarely In the cheat. Then he retreated to his porch. Hut Allaga. critically wounded from the gunshot, still had ammunition and a grudge. He stepped outside to fire at least one more shot, police said. A aaaalaBad Prase Ex-husband charged In killing LAR G O — A Largo woman’s ex-husband has been charged In a December home Invasion In which her new spouse was slabbed to death, police said. Luther Thornton Basse J r ., 32. was charged with first-degree murder Friday night In Boise. Idaho, where he lives, police said. He's accused or killing Keith Edward Y unk and severely wounding Yunk’s wife. Anils. In a Dec. IB home Invasion. Basse, s Boise firefighter, was being held without ball Saturday In Ihe Ada County Jail In Boise, jail officials said. Basse was arrested Friday night after he admitted the attack while being questioned by Largo police detectives and Boise officers, said Largo police Capi. Jo h n Walker. Keith and Anita Yunk and three children from her marriage lo Basse were asleep when a masked man entered their brown, single-story frame home during the predawn hour*. H ie Intruder attacked the couple with a hatchet and knife, leaving Keith Yunk. 31. dead In the bedroom. Walker said. Anita Yunk ran screaming lo a house two doors away to get help. The children weren't Injured In the attack. Walker said Basse killed out of "jealousy or a revenge-lype motive." Tha Sanford-Ever gladas trolley car tranaportad paatngara from tha old Pico railroad station at Oak and Commercial avenues In downtown 8anford to Cameron City and back. Thu* vlaw la Diverse state tops Super Tuesday menu for Democrats Associated Prase Writer H IA L E A H — Florida, now topping the Super Tuesday menu for Democrats, offers s spicy stew of diverse voting groups for presidential candidates hoping to prove they I nave the Ingredients of national appeal. "It's like the song 'New York. New Yc York,' V U S. Sen. Bob Graham , a Democrat who's won three statewide campaigns, tikes to say. *'lf you can make It here, you can make It anywhere." In other words, the former governor explains, you can't win Florida by appealing to any one group. O r two or three. Of the 11 states holding primaries and caucuses Tuesday. Florida has taken on the most Importance for D em ocrats both because It ofTera 148 delegates, second only to Texas on Tuesday, and It gives Taongas. the former Massachusetts senator, a state where he can try to prevent a Southern sweep by Clinton, the Arkansas governor. Th e stale's swing vote area ruts become the "1-4 corridor." the fast-growing areas along the Interatate from Daytona Beach through the Orlando area to Tam pa, where Democrat a who atill hold a narrow atatcwldc registration edge arc worried about growing GOP strrngth among tight-budgeted, famlly-oriented transplants. Another Florida adage: "Politics here are like the weather — If you don't like It. watt a little bit and It will change." rts o x From the outskirts off JJacksonville, In the Lawrence waa ambassador to Jamaica from 1978 to 1982 as Preatdent Michael -Manley to o k hla government orr m leftist. pro-Cuba tilt and waa charge d'affaires for the restoration of a freely elected government In Grenada after the U.8. Invasion In 1983. Th e Hamilton. Kan., native entered foreign service In 1954 and served In Ihe Netherlands. Hong Kong. Israel, the Philippines and United Kingdom before hla appointment tn Jamaica by President Carter. Lawrence, who retired In 1986. waa the founding chairman of American Friend of Jamaica and led the group from 1962 to 1991. Homolost mon dio In Hr* W IN TE R H A V E N — T w o homeless men died when a vacant house they were sleeping in burned down In a fire that hat been ruled accidental, authorities said. David Michael Gteenier, 28. and a 98-year-old man whose name was not released died from carbon monoxide poisoning after breathing the thick smoke that tilled the home Thursday night, an autopay performed Friday revealed. Both men were described as being homeless and had been using the vacant house asa place to sleep. Wltneaara said they heard one man screaming Tor help but were unable to rescue him because of the Interne heal of the fire. From Associated Pm* report* ‘iL-'j-j, M IA M I • H a r a a ra th a w in n in g num bara aalacled Sunday In tha Florida Lottery: Cash* P la y 4 A sampling from last week's campaign; Bill Clinton put on a white yarmulke snd talked aboutl Isra Israel' to an audience filled with people In Delray Beach who could remember how young Jo h n F. Kennedy looked In I960, and the next morning walked through Miami's Liberty City, a neighborhood known for the nation's worst 1980* racial violence, as 20-year-old black men yelled for him to do something about Jobs. -U .8 .8 * n . Sob Graham state's northeast corner, across to Pensacola at the Alabama border, runs the land of conservatives, self-proclaimed "crackers,*' many of them with military ties. Exceptions: Jacksonville has more of a eastern urban flavor politically; Tallahassee, the capital and host of two college cam­ puses; snd Gainesville, home of the Univer­ sity of Florida, tend to be more liberal, which former G O P state chairman To m m y Thom as blames on the Influence of "too many pipe-smoking professors.' tm Beach dow n the F ro m W eal Palm overdeveloped "O otd Coast" to Miami Beach, the nation's thlrd-lsrgesl gathering ndreda of of Je w is h voters Among hundreds thousands of Northeast-oriented senior citi­ zens m ix w ith urban blacks In Fort Lauderdale and Miami for fertile Democratic territory. Th e politically active condo communities regularly turn out at 70 percent or more for primaries, giving them a strong say on nominees. But In Miami and Hialeah, the largest grouping of Cuban-born people outside of Havana, conservative Republican Hispanic* • A few miles west. Hialeah Mayor Julio Martinez spoke In Spanish and English to welcome President Bush Wednesday night lo "the most Republican city In America." • Just to Ihe east. Jerry Brown waa greeted Friday night by people dancing In the street and chanting In Creole when he visited Little Haiti with Jeaae Jackson. • And some 70 miles north, Paul Taongas visited Palm Beach, tale of the rich and famous. Friday night, then was cheered In Fori Lauderdale by fellow Grcek-Amcrtcans at a Greek Orthodox Church. Bush, who enjoyed his largest 1988 general election margin tn Florida, where fits ton Je b Is state campaign chairman. Is considered s lock to acoop up the 97 Republican delegates In the winner-lake-atI primary. l"?TfLT Tstfwsrttum M k M Chance of rain 40 percent. Extended forecast: A chance of show ers and thunderstorm s early Wednesday then decreas­ ing cloudiness and turning cool­ er. Mostly (air with seasonable tem peralurea T h u rs d a y and Friday._________________________ P a h .* O 1 Ft F«r1Mr*r* M U •I n u It 4F n it it M M 41 *1 4) M M S sr'l tar clr 3 FULL Pah. 18 c*v n it * r«d M Mpi anasrsmifM ln> w 1 a m. ■IT, ear U >Frt Aiessrse* a IS AIUMS n II 4ft 44 AiimttcCitr SsttMWS 44 49 91 TU ES D A Y F R ID A Y TH UR SD AY at IF -J* aiumw gif CFlkft err P t ly e ld y 7 * -5 6 P t ly e ld y 78*8* P U y n ld y E E -M a* 4) Blm rt* at f« SMI 4a M dd at 41 - I I *- - _________— ----------------- ' ' ” ■ I Silt— •triWfWvVI u aa .14 ClwlMMii.SC Ft 41 r CMrkMnW Vt. M ia -IF F4 ta T h e high tem perature In ClurMns.NC 4J 4) 41 SO LU M A * T A B L E r Min. 9:39 Sanford Sunday was 83 decree* CHkTSt Cmttonsff 4» U 41 a.m .. 10.-09 p.ra.: MaJ. 3:29 a.m., and the overnight low was 53 as C IM IW U 4F 44 n 14 3 :9 0 p .m . T I D E S : D a y ta a a reported by the Ihe University of CMawSu.t C POST m rS N H ds >4 4 F B a a c h : h ig h s . 11:32 a .m .. Florida Agricultural Research C DsSMFIWsrtn 41 41 14 Pah. 11 — --------------p.m .; lows. 5:45 a.rt., and Education Center. Celery Pwwr O M 41 Dm S s m , 41 44 4 F 9:40 p.m .; H a w l a y r u Eaaehi Avenue. Ddrsrt ftd 41 high*. 11:37 a.m.. ——-----p.m.: 44 if Recorded ra infa ll for the Hm M i m Today: Partly cloudy with a high In the low to mid180s. Wind southeast at lO m p h . Tonight: Partly cloudy with the low* tn the mid 80s. Wind ■outhBm ph. Tuesday: Partly cloudy and breezy with a chance of after­ noon showers or thunderstorms. High In the mid to upper W ind southwest 19 to 20 mph. ii ft Hwy.17-M.aaaM* a>1*: control. Another GOP stronghold la In the southwest Gulf Coast from Sarasota to N a p le s, land of w h ite -b e lte d retired Midwestern executives who plsy golf snd throw money behind Republican politics. fit’s like the song ‘New York, New York.’ If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere, f THE WEATHER h Ktn'R m m ti looking aast on First Street toward tha old stable. The trolley’* conductor was Stuart Telford, uncle of Mrs. Ellen Doatey and Mrs. Martha Vihlen, both of Sanford. O R L A N D O — T h e popular sweetener aspartame, known by the trade name NutraSwect. does not cause allergic reactions when consumed, sccordlng to a study released at an allergy conference. The study was directed by Dr. RsIfS. Oeha. chief of the division of Im m unology at Children's Hoapltal In Bouton and professor of pediatrics at Harvard Medical School. It waa carried out at alx medical centers In the United States and Canada afler con­ sumer complaint* of hive* and ■welling lhat were thought to be associated with the sweetener. "Because aspartame la never consumed In Its pure form, but In combination with other In­ gredient*. It was difficult to determine tr reported allergic re a c tio n s w e re c a u s e d by aspartame or other products." Gehs said. Florida’s stew PLANTATION — LorBd Lawrence, the t SM M Was Cawtriy it ASsrt MdllXIaa Way back whan Diplomat diet LO TTER Y publisher for Its data on gradua­ tion rates, suicide, taxes, crime and other factors. "W ith ao m any special Interest g r o u p s p u t t i n g o u t s ta te rankings In their narrow area of concern, people seem to enjoy our w ell-rounded ra n k in g s ," Morgan said. "It’s Interesting to find out which ststc the num beta ssy la the best all-around — the most livable." States showing the biggest Im p ro v e m e n t In the 1992 ranking* Include Oregon, which moved from 30th to 12th: Illi­ nois. up from 44th to 32nd and New Jersey, up from 34th to 23rd. Morgan aald. : B € Iowa. 5:50 a.m., 5:45 p.m .: a E aaehi highs. 11:52 a.m.. -------- p.m .; lows. 6.05 a.m. . - LAST P a h .» ] laaaaaM Wave* are 2-2WTfeel and glassy. Current is to Ih e n o rth w ith a w ater temperature of 68 degrees. ■ a w 8 M y ra s E aaehi Waves are 2-2V* and arm I glassy. C u r­ rent la slightly lo Ihe south wtih a water temperature ol 67 de­ grees ^ 84. Aagwatiaa t* JapUsr U l«t T o n i g h t : W in d s o u th to southwest IO to IS knot*. Seas 2 lo 4 Teel. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Tuesday: W ind southwest 15 lo 20 knots. Seaa 4 lo 6 feet. Bay and Inland waters choppy In rxposed areas. Widely scattered ahowera and thunderstorm s more numerous north part. weekend ending at 9 a.m . Monday, totalled .57 of an Inch. The temperature at 9 a m !2X V J& SSS 1 Z waa 57. as recorded by the National Weather Service at Ihe Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: □Enaday'a Ugh............... *5 □ B t n M t r b pesosare.>0.06 n Malotiva **— ‘-“ T * “ pet n Winds............... ........ Colas OMalnfall................... A la. U Today's aaaaat— I iI O i j i . □TawarraW a wrartaa „ J i4 l ■ U M M n 41 4F If ta It 49 mmmr IM ra r a n Jm Smu JMm . XsMMCItr LM VMM Utn* Bart LMAa*dH M aW n SUMMAM MswWSsia HWilllS S n O rk M Mn> Vsrs Citr o n a m ChV Oman* nuuM w t S*MMa aiwMww radUMMMM M l* * tot: La m CHf tMHU w iauan J>c U H O tOf tar tv dr tar FT II 49 F4 4ft •1 41 44 F4 H 41 FI fl 41 H 19 *4 U 41 41 19 41 49 ta. «f 44 44 44 St d r 44 19 41 49 M tar 14 tl 41 ta M 14 F4 4F taz U 19 dr H 44 If 49 44 dr I -4 �Stnford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Monday, March B, 1992 - BA Women’s Center to debut here D rug charges filed Bobby Doyle McKee. 21. 106 Mariners Village. Sanrord. was rhargrd with possession or marijuana when he was nrresfed on Salurtlay. Afler his arrest It was discovered that he was also wanted on weapons charges and Tor violating the terms of his probation on charges of aggravated baliery. police said. He Is being held at the Jo hn E. 1’olk Corrrcllonul Center without (Kind. Retail theft charged Regina _ Ann Vallot. 24. 1913 W. 15th St Sanford, was charged with retail theft when she was arrested on Saturday. Polite said she look three pairs of designer shorts from a vendor at Flea World and made no attempt lo pay for them. She was taken to the Seminole County Jail where she was held on tlO O hond. W arrant arrest Barbara Ann Dotson. 25. 2021 Mowhawk Avc.. Sanford, was charged In connection with a warrant for obtaining properly wllh a worthless check when she was nrrrslcd at the John E . Polk Correctional Center on Saturday. SA N FOR D — Th e Women's Center at HO A Central Florida Regional Hospllal will dehul at nil Oj>en House on Saturday. March 14. from 10 a.m. to I p.m. Th e new facility houses an obstetrics department featuring nil private birthing rooms. "A ll of our tieaullfully decorated birthing rooms are designed especially for the new mother and baby, as well as their family, wllh their comfort as the first priority,” said Roy C . Vinson, administrator at CFRH. private pal lent room and new 23-basslnet nursery. The nursery Is designed wllh a comfortable and cheerful baby viewing area for family and friends. Th e new center will offer all patients a completely private birthing experience. Eight birthing rooms, located on the first floor, will give a luxurious private surroun­ ding for the mother-to-be. After recovery, mother and baby will move upstairs lo Ihclr IIC A Central Florida Regional Hospllal has five hoard certified obxlelhclans on Its medical ataff who will be utilizing Ihe new facility: Clyde Cllmcr, M.D.. David Mowrre. M .D ., W illie N e w m a n. M .D .. Stephen Phillips. M.D.. and Juan ftavrln. M.D. Area elderly population A m u sin g ‘I’ve fallen’ ad is not so funny for som e elderly ezfvuto ICWAHCt OSCtOl* stniMit phone. II worked asndvrrllsed. Bui Wiley later found uul she T A M P A — T h e television commercial of an elderly Indy could have rented a similar Injured on the floor, calling out, system — nol as sophisticated, "I've fallen — and I cnn‘1 get bul capable of doing the Job — u p ." has provided much materi­ from a local hospllal for (3 0 al for comedians and talk-show Installation and 935 a month. When she moved In wllh her monologues. But Mildred W iley. H I. or daughter 10 months later and asked to be let out of Ihe Tam pa didn't find It no funny. Living alone with heart disease contract, the rom pany asked for a n d o c c a s io n a l c o n f u s io n n <500 penally. They're still because of n stroke, she could negotiating. Wiley says she was a victim of easily Imagine hernrlf In the high-pressure sales tactics and same situation. So when Wiley saw the ad, she overpricing. She Isn't alone. Complaints called the toll-free number In Ihe far Llferull Systems In r. of from e ld e rly b u y e rs about C a m de n, N .J . In Decem ber Lllrcall und other companies 1990. two salespeople persuaded a n d I n d i v i d u a l s s e l l i n g her to [>ay S3.2IX) over four em ergency response devices years, plus monitoring fees, for a have prompted same consumer system Including a necklace protection officials lo call Ihe transm itter that activates a Industry a new threat lo the console alluchrd to her tele- elderly consumer. III Ihe Tam pa Bay area, a dozen or so individuals repre­ senting smaller companies or operating on their ow n are preying on easy marks among the elderly, said a Pinellas Counly fraud detective. "I'm tearing m y hair out" keeping track of the tellers and Aaa— laud Aroaa_____________ finding ways lo prosecute, de­ O R LA N D O — Florida may say tective D.S. MacCallum told The no lo smoking In barbershops III Tam pa Tribune for a story In Ihe wake of a ban In beauty today's edit Ions. p a r lo r s t h a t 's s l l l l b e in g He said Ihe sellers sometimes publicized. lell elderly customers Ihey rep­ Th e board I lull regulates Flor­ resent Medicare or Ihe custom­ ida's 20.000 burlx-rn Is cxpcrled er's health Insurance company. lo discuss smoking when II Some dcrclve Ihe customers m e rit In Iwo w rrks In Orlando. about Ihe prices of the devices * * "rg tftlra n ltt'H v tllh rln g ltu p If- 1and fees for monitoring ilierti.1 .Nobody .'rise adei." said Lionel A Llfrcall spokeswoman de- r iK udrlzuri. on - OrJinnlo barber ■ nted litnv h*t Company' oM-s ’ who Is vice chairman of Hie high-pressure nr exploitullve seven-member Florida Board nt sail's luetlea."*""— ........... .. ...... Bar hers and a non -smnkrr. "W e train our sales forre lo District vn Am m Ii IW Proa a Smoking in barbershops may be banned S h o w cancelled George Scott ol Sanford, left, packs up some of his collection of anltqoe'tools (fist he nod brought to Bxhlbil'al thV Seminole Courtly Museum on Saturday. Bill Cutta of Apopka.-right, looked over the tools durtnQ tbs show, but few other exhibitors or •Rtf!.}'0'* . f » ™ - , ff.M .( W i l l e d total rom an on t Of total roruiMio* i or to m poruutiox WVtMlOS es* roruuiiCM 60* 1997 1.091 1.161 1.S71 0.891 161 17.S60 i.i7 i 741 7)5,0)6 1.711 100.019 1IS.77) 74.477 47,1)1 73S its 711 is\ i.iii.u j 766.6S0 13,7)7,600 j , 719,944 riotiw 4.60S 8.1)4 1.67) 7.798 t il.J O 701.299 II6.2B& 1U.WI FWUtMlOB i of tom POfUlMlOk i or to m total WUlMlOB es* roruiMiox porutMltM 60* 199J 4S4.94I 718,706 171.767 12).J4) esrvAso OUNCf osciot* stmsou 1,670.777 Disimci vii 10).984 119.170 7S.8II 49,744 • * IS1 look out for customers who may be getting along In years, who have lost some mental sharp­ ness. and avoid taking advanI a g e o f t h e m . " s a id spokeswoman Lisa Ralph said. "W e always usk If Ihey need someone to be there, a family member or friend." during a sales Interview. Bul she said Ihe company Is a w a re th a t sam e In -h o m e salesmen have "a tendency to gel out of hand" In their sales ladles. Because of lhat, she said, Llfrcall Is culling back In-home sales. It also has taken the well-known advertisement off the air. Herald Staff Writer S A N F O R D — A city code enforcement citation ordinance Is coming hack for more dis­ cussion tonight. The matter was |kt»M-d by a 3 lo 2 vole on first reading du ring Ihe Fell. 24 meeting. C o m m is s io n e rs A .A . MeClanahnii and W h llry Eckstein had opposed the original ordi­ nance claiming there was not enough Informal Inn on how en­ forcement would l>c handled. Som e changes have been made in Ihr draft of the amend­ ment slner the first reading. City A t t o r n e y W illia m C o lb e rt commented. "T h e changes hud liecn suggested last month, but are not slgnllleunl enough lo alter Ihe Intent, so Ihe ordliianee can still Ik - considered as up for M's second reading." If approved. Ihe ordinance will Increase ih r numtx-r of [M-rsons allowed lo Issue ellullotis lor vlolallons against the various C lly rodrs. T h e ordina nce stipulates. " T h e C l l y C o m m is s io n Is aulhorizrd lo designate by reso­ lution certain of Its employers or agents as code enforcement ofllcrrs." While Ih rrr has been open discussion about Including Sanford IHillcr oil leers as code enforcement officers, Ih rrr is no sprelflr mention of unllonnrd police In Ih r prrsenl wording rg ihe ordinance Following last monlb's meet­ ing. Sanford Poller Ch irr Slevr H a m m hud Indicated lie was plrusrd wlllt Ih r ordinance. "Il's going to give us a lot more latitude lo bundle nuisance calls.'' h r rom m rnlrd. "Th is dorsn'l mean we would have lo rrspoud lo additional calls." Ila rrlrll added. "Il merely inruns we will have additional rllallons lhat can be Issued lo help rrsolve problem situa­ tions." MrCUmihau had ([urstlonrd If II could lead lo a massive allot k against private citizens. C lly M a n u g rr B ill S im m o n s re ­ sponded lhal citations would only be Issued In response |u complaints. M cC lu na h an h ow ever, re ­ mained In opposlllon. staling hr believed the m a lllrr could Irad lo ih r Issuance of code violations in an arbitrary manner C om ­ m issio n e r K rk s te ln agreed, expressing concern over the possibility of gelling Inio legal problems through arbitrary en­ forcement. The mattrr Is set for prelimi­ nary discussion d u rin g ih r workshop session of Ihe Com ­ 18,920 1.171 741 1.781 M o s t c o m p a n ie s In Ih e emergency response field sell good products SPDH 4 Arty Length Cut A Condition Included mission beginning ul 5 p.m. this evening. It Is also listed for second re a d in g and p u b lic hearing, early In the regular City Commlssion meeting beginning ul 7 p.m. In ihe commission chambers of Ihe Sanford CM) Hall. 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But a few exploiters have turned the Industry Into "a minefield Tor the elderly con­ s u m e r," said Lee N orrgard, consumer affairs expert for the American Association of Ret tied Persons. HARVEY MORSE 1.1S1 1.711 1.421 0.9)1 7S0.7I6 Code enforcement back ■y N ICK APIIPAUP S.747 8.681 1.97) 1,077 181 794.709 I4.04S.B00 3.D9.IS9 H0BIM 2)1 171 �4 A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Monday, March B. 1B92 Editorials/ Opinions S a n f o r d H e r a l d (USPS ( I M H ) non N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Aren Code 407-322-2011 or B31 -0003 Wayne 0. Doyle, Publither Ronald W. Hotle, Eiscutlvs Editor Laura Solllen, Advertising Director SUtlSCR imO N RATE: 3 Month*........................ BID.60 0 Month*............................. *30.00 1 Year.................................... *78 00 Florida Realdenla mull pay 7% aalea tai In addition lo rate* above. ED ITO R IA LS New service Tin* cud of the C old W a r ou gh t to be a m om ent of national Joy. F o r the Drat tim e In a h a lf-ce n tu ry. A m e ric a no longe r faces a foreign challenge lo the s u rv iv a l of Its institutions nr a m a jo r risk of m ilita ry attack. Vet underneath ru n s a c u rre n t of dread: A s the m ilita ry shrinks, w h a t w ill hap p en to the I m illion m en and w o m e n , civ ilia n and uniform ed, likely to be released b y 1996? T h e o ry says that they w ill m ove lo the civilia n sector, w h ere their p ro ve n skills arc m u c h In dem and . H ut the ory Isn 't m u c h help to a n In d iv id u a l s e rv ic e m a n fa cin g the prospect of fin d in g a n e w career In an uncertain e co nom y. G e ttin g skilled people from m lllin ry p u rsu its Into civ ilia n Jobs w h ere their talents serve the n a tio n 's needs w ill not happen w itho ut p la n n in g b y g o ve rn m e n t. SARAH O V E R S TR E E T Mixed feelings on Magic’s plight Th e reremony lo retire Magic Johnson's Jersey at Ihe Los Angeles Forum was powerfully moving. Com ing so soon after his Inspired play at the NUA All-Star game. It was rspcrlally difficult to see someone so brilliantly talented cut down by something as senseless as AIDS. I've thought about Magic q u llr a bit since the announcement that he tested positive for HIV. the vim s that causes AIDS. 1‘vc been trying lo make sense of m y roller-eoaslertng feelings. How can you be so saddened and sympathetic about someone's misfortune one mlnule, and want In shake him till he needs DenluGrlp another? I haven't heard all Magic lias lo say on the subject of his Infection, so I may have missed something truly riveting. Hut what I’ve heard has been more on the order of. "Sec. If It ran happen lo me, It can happen to anybody." which I haven't found loo reassuring from the man-who-would-be-mte-model. What I'd really like to hear from him. what I think might make a difference lo everyone who looks up to Magic and might lie at risk for AIDS. Is for him to say, "D o you all realize how Inrrcdlbly stupid I was? All those women, all those one-night (and onr-aftrmoon) stands, years aflrr the doctors told us that kind of behavior is a rocket trip to AIDS? What they ought lo do with m y Jersey Is put It on llic- cover of MAD magazine, wllti lhal silly-looking frrcklr-focrd kid's head sticking oul of II saying. 'W hat.m e worry"/' " A n d Just think what I've probably done to othrr lives, the wom en t was with after 1 became Infected. Not only do I throw m y own rarccr and maybe m y life down a rat hole. I lake them with me. I don't suppose they think there's much about me th a t’s 'm a g ic ' a n y m o re , and I doubt H any of 1may have you people out there missed something s c re a m in g y o u r truly rlvetmp J h e a d s o ff In Ih e Forum would, either. If I'd done the same thing lo you or your sister or your daugh­ ter or your mother. What on earih could have been thinking?" A few weeks ago I heard lairry King Interview actor Dack Rambo. who has also rerentlv tested 1 J A C K ANDERSON Kuwaitis buy Keating resort from taxpayers Sen. S a m N u n n , c h a irm a n o f the A rm e d Services C o m m itte e , has a lre a d y started to (joint Congress In that dire ction. H e 's proposing new Incentives and tra in in g prog ra m s to ease m ilita ry personnel Into p rodu ctive civilia n w o rk . T o avoid a m ilita ry to p -h e a vy w ith senior and no n-co m m issio ne d officers, N u n n s u g ­ gests offering m ilita ry personnel w ith 15 to 2 0 years o f service v o lu n ta ry e a rly re tirem ent. S u ch cn rly retirees w o u ld be eligible for retired pay equal to 3 7 .5 percent of base pay. A n d to encourage retirees to go Into p u blic service careers, he w o u ld sw eeten that pot. g ivin g a n e xtra ye a r of service credit for each year of e m p lo ym e n t In such crttlcnl Jobs os ica c h in g o r law enforcem ent. A n d for lhose a c tive -d u ty service personnel w h o need extra tra in in g o r e ducation to prepare themselves, lie pcouxwm. g iv in g a yea t'ji leave, fur, civilian r d u S n M F M d t r t l f i lr t g . •«*•••■« ...................r U S .1’mVl I R O y W f l ceirs have .advanced degrees, m a n y In scientific o r technical fields. M a n y have experience w ith sophisticated technology and m ost have a p ro ve n ability to organize, lead a n d train others. W ith thousands of those officers likely to leave the arm e d services In the next few years, the nation has a trem endous o p p o rtu ­ n ity , p a rtic u la rly lo m ove their talents Into schools a n d colleges, where they co uld bolster m u th . science a nd vocational education. W h u t's needed to seize Hint o p p o rtu n ity are the Incentives N u n n pro|>ose8 as well as a lternative stale crcd cn tln lln g rules to m ake it possible for m ilita ry retirees lo m ove q u ic k ly Into schools. A s N u n n ik j I i i I s ou t. "tltjcse people are o u r leal peace d iv id e n d " even m ore Im p o rta n t Ilia n the m ilita ry dollars we w ill save. Hut eolleetlng that d ivid e n d and p re ve n tin g In d i­ v id u a l ra lu m llie s w ill require governm ent p la n n in g and foresight, no Just m ore liilssrziulre confidence that e v e ryth in g w ill w o rk oul for the best. LETTERS TO EDITOR la-iler* to the editor arc welcome. AU teller* must lx- signed. Include llir addles* of the wrller and a daytime telephone number, l-etler* should I k- oil a single subject and Ik - us lirlet as |His*lblr T h e letters are subject In editing. positive for HIV. King at one point asked Rnrnba how many partners he'd had In the last few years and months and Rambo answered. "Ju st about anyone who didn't move taslcr than t did." He and King then shared "heh-lich-hchs." King then asked Rambo II he'd considered changing his behavior after we learned how easily any of us could eonlract AIDS, even from a single unprotected sexual encounter. Rambo sighed as If realizing he'd forgotten to floss heforc bed and said that gosh. no. he hadn’t. H r said he'd been a "child of the '60s and '70s" and Just wasn't motivated to change when unprotected sex started meaning much more than herpes. King didn't challenge him . didn't ask him If he felt like a chump for what he's probably passed on to friends. In our straggle to ensure an atmosphere of compassion for A ID S victims, we shrink from hard quest Ion* lest Ihe affllcled think we don't care and the politically eorm-t think us to be homophobic. AIDS Is a sentence no one deserves, and maybe that's why we hesitate lo bring up the question of responsibility. If we label a victim's behavior Inconsiderate, selfish and saphended, we’re afraid we're back to saying. "He got what Indeserved." H r didn't grt what he deserved, but In cases of AIDS contracted alter the risk was known, victims do reap the consequences. *<*.JIIL*1 YCt 's s s f is d l ...... " I won't know who I'm voting for till I hoar which EWI* stamp thay prefer.' HODDING CAR TER Forget about dream candidates According lo the exit |kiIIs . the A inrilcan people believe Ihls Is the election year from hell. The y don’t like the slate of the nation and they don't like Ihe character and programs of the candidates. Even larger number* don't record an exit (Kill opinion because they aren't bothering lo vole. All seem tu . yearn for some I h ing or someone Indefinably belter. T o pul It bluntly, that altltudr Is srlfIndulgrnl. self-defeating und downright dumb. Tile candid,He* who have come forward In both |>anirs may not Include any lowering glanls. hut few are midgets. Compared to pasl years, there Is nothing uniquely mediocre uboul this year's contenders. Included are war heroes. Phi llcla Kapjias. Rhodes Scholars, former governor*, senators and congrrssmrn. businessmen and even political Journalist*. Mosl have been successful In their |iusl ventures and repeated brnrflrlarle* of the voters' Irusl In their hom r slates. One. Ihe lurumtjenl president, won a landslide victory In his last outing. Even on his worst day. each of these men has something InterrsUng to say about ihe current economic and political scene lletween them, their |JOsltlons cover virtually thr rutin- Ideological range of current mainstream politic*. You run have anything Irom a nallvlst rigid wing America Flrslrr lo u union-label liberal Democrat. And y rl. many of us seem to tie spending a loi of Mine moaning und complaining about Hie quality n( thr rum prllilnn When- Is Marin. Hill. Sam. Lloyd or Dirk? — u question you've heard Irom this comer. I ikj. W hy dors llir u lirntallvr to Hush truer tn he Hurhunun? A m t ‘I Tsongas und Clinton partial men. rueli larking strengths llir otlirr otters? When- Is that Ideal rauilluale llir cn m p lrlr rm lxjdlm rnl of ihe proplr's aspirations? Ill thr same plaer ihe Ideal randldalr Iras always been, hovering In thr mlsls of inylh and faully memory. On those run- occasions when the people profrssrd overwhelming pleasure wllh the quallly ol their choice. us In Ihe election of an Ulysses S Gram or Calvin Coolldgr. lor Instance, they have been proved overwhelmingly wrong til mosl nt those Instances In which the eventual winner lurnrd oul to a great president.- h r did so despite earlier vrrdlrls by tils ronlrm porartrs tiial Ire was less than an rxa lird human bring Franklin Koosrvrli was a man ul lu ilr substance, an amiable dllrllatilr smiled lhal grral political a n a lyil. W ullrr Llppmann. 1tarry Trum an was run lung but a political tuck, a machine politician Irom Missouri, or so many New Deal activists believed as they desperately sotighl lo |H-tsuadr Dwight I) Elsrtihowrr lo ran a* a Drm orrul in HUH Woodrow Wilson was t lrcird lo tils llrst term only because Teddy Roosevelt spill the Re­ publican vole with his Hull Moose third party eandldacy. Abraham Lincoln won fewer popu­ lar votes than thr combined total or fits opponents, and fewer, too. than the totally forgettable predecessor. James Hurhanun. hud won four years earlier. From all of this. It Is nm necessary lo liellcvc that one of 11192 s candidates will turn oul lo Ire a Lincoln. Wilson. Roosevelt or even a Trum an. Hut It does suggest Hint easy d i s m is s a l Is t h r wrong upprourh to t h r c u rre n t field. Hallirr limn turning away wllh a sniff ol d is d a in , u b e lte r approach would lie lo e x a m in e ca re fu lly what each of th r randldalr* has actu­ ally dour and Is ac­ tu a lly s u g g e s tin g about wliul hr In­ tend* to do if Heeled or tr-eleetrd. In President Hush's case, the record Is fEach ol these there (or everyone to men has see. T h r question. If something you don't like lhal Interesting to record, ti whether tie say. | run or will rhungr and whether he de­ serves a serond chance even If he can. Since tie lias been around for a long llinr, ll shouldn't lie hard to make an Informed Judgiurnt. For Ihe others, we. thr voters, have to work liardrt to get thr answers Hul democracy Is not a rose garden and no one ever said dial informed citizenship would hr easy. Evru m i . behind all thr glib Irlrvlslon pundllry and horserace coverage, thrre Is a wealth ol Infomiallon tiring churned oul abuul all of tlie candidates Whatever you may think Is important, llir material Is available. Ju sl wtial Is Hill Clinton's record as governor of Arkansas? Is Paul Tsougus more than a Jo hnny one-note? Ilow unlalr Is thr "Governor Moonbeam' lag hung on Je rry llro w n . given his clra r-h ra d rd demands for major polltleal reform? Are there ronststrnt theme* avallahlr In Pal Buchanan's treasure house of old columns und commen­ taries lo establish his Intentions? Turning away Irom thr task In a mlslakru search lor thr dream randldalr w ho never was Is thr bright of lrir*|x>nslblllty. S C O T T S D A L E . Arizona — Charlrs Keating once envisioned tils Phoenician Resort here ns the "eighth wonder of the world." Today II stands us a marhlc shrine lo thr savings und loan collapse — a shrine now taken off the taxpayers' hand* by the Kuwaiti government. Some In the hotel Industry suspect the Kuwulll Investors paid the U.S. government mure than the hotel was worth In partial gratitude for Ihe Persian Gulf War. If so. II would tie one of Ihe few tilings about the Phoenician lhal turned out to Ik- a bargain. H a c k 111 1IIH 7 . w ll e n K r u 11n g ' s s a v in g s a n d loan empire was tn Its full stride. Kcullng ag­ gressively courted tile Kuwulll govern­ m e n t lo go In t o part ne.rtdilp. w Ilb h|fj), oil tile - Phornleian. i to drrunind tin- hotel would be llic first of n iu n y' partnership*, w llh lli r K u w a itis ihm w lug In ih rlr oil money und him us­ ing federally insured C ho dreamed deposits from his the hotel chain nf savings und would be the loans. llrst ol many Kuw aiti Investors partnerships ^ I minghl u 45 |N-rcrn( Interest In the Phoe­ nician In 10H7. Then. ------------------- --------------- — * tn u midnight raid on ihe hotel in I9HII when ihe Keating empire was falling apart. the suvlngs und loan IjuiIo u I agency, the Resolu­ tion Trust Corp.. seized the PhtK-uk-iun. T h r lax|iayrni became llir owners of Keallng'* 35 (jererut shun-, und insiders tjegun calling Ihe hotel "C lu b Fed." Tile taxpayers' share was recently Im ugln out try the Kuwaiti Investment Ollier lor SI 11.5 million, and the K T C Is thankful lo larld of It. Th e n- were some tense moments w lirn tile taxpayer* still owned a share. During the llrst days of the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait In August 1990. some at llic K T C wondered If Saddam Hussein would Ik - tliclr new |iartnrr. In pre-war days, money was no object for llir oil rich Kuwaitis ti was also no object lor Keallng. who sunk *300 million Into litis Ta) Mahal. Among Ihe conditions llic Kuwaitis stlpulalrd. nearly i litre .quarter* ol the way through constnirtlon. was lhal any rrsorl In which they invested had In feature hldrls In tin- bathroom* T h is posed an engineering nightman- — cltrellvrty adding u new loilet In each nearly completed room. Core drilling had lo laredone and many n( the I m II i I ij Ij* no longer fit. Keallng litslslrd lhal only a particular Italian design w ould sulflee. W lirn I hr jiarts arrived, they weren't compatible wtili the plumbing All I tie- pipes hud In tie rethreaded III llir end, a compromise was struck tirlwren llu- deadline- and cost-conscious contractors and Keallng and itn- Kuwaiti*, who *r11 led lor a total ol o Ik iii ! 70 hldel* In M-lrelrd suites. The I'liocnIrian I* a |ialacc III for iwu turn who shurr similar tastes — Keallng and Ihe E m ir of Kuwait. One former executive lor Keallng culled the Phoenician construction phase. Ihe "largrMl shopping spree In histo­ ry ." Keallng and In* family logged countless mile* on thr rnrporutr (els In Europe He pulm rd die crlllngs In 23 karat gold H r hiklullrd nearly *15 million wortli of marble. H r drcoralcd die rrsorl with an original arl collection lie valued at nearly $25 million H r alrllflrd hundreds ol Iroplcal plants Irom Florida lo hrtghlrn Ihe parched desert around Ihe resort. W lirn his *4 million goll course played "loo slowly," he »j>rnl .mother *4 million reconfiguring it. Krallng purchased ntnr Stein way grand pianos. Ihe hugest order In ihe company's history. T lir r r were ngtil swimming pools. Including one tiled tn moltirr-ol-prarl And everywhere Ih rrr was marhlr — in the iHHtkrnds by llir elevator. In thr guest bathrooms, on th r walls T tir stairrase leading to one rrslauranl was encased In marble slabs weighing 41)0 [unitids each. �13 | t M -M Sanford Harold. Sanford, Florida • M o M R f , Election Nobel winner Begin dead B y KAR IN LAUN Associated Proas Writer J E R U S A L E M . Is ra e l M enachcm Heflin, the fiery former prime minister who was wanted as a terrorist during Israel's fight for Independence but years later won a Nobel prise for making peace with Egypt, died today. He was 78. T h is afternoon, thousands marched as Degln's body was carried through Jerusalem and burled next to hts wife. Allza. at the Jew ish cemetery on the M o u n t o f O l i v e s tn e a s t Jerusalem, the sector Israel de­ clared annexed after capturing It In the 1967 Middle East War. T h e solemn crowd ranged from Prime Minister Yitzhak Sham ir and President Chaim Herzog to ordinary Israelis. At the request of the family. Road C o n tin u e d fro«8 Yoga 1A Locklln. A Associates, ‘‘have come up with a modification In their plana where the roadway Is closed at the end. and does not allow traffic to go Into the Hidden Lakes area." He added. "T h is ts designed to resolve the traffic problem." T w o weeks ago. the move to table the matter was Instigated b y C o m m is s io n e r A .A . MeClanahan. He suggested the commission hold off on any decision regarding four waivers Festival--------C o n tinu e d fro m Page 1A show." Edith Tanner didn't believe It when she was told that her otl painting had won the prize as Best of Show. "You're kidding." she said, shaking her head. ' T don't believe It." Tanner, who has been paint­ ing for about a decade, said her paintings are really Just a way of expressing herself and she never the burial was a simple ceremo­ ny without eulogies. Degtn's son, Benjamin, 48. recited the Je w is h Kaddlsh prayer over hts father's body, which was wrapped tn a blackstriped shawl. W ith news of Degln's death before dawn today, a crowd gathered outside the Te l A viv home of hla daughter. Leah, where Begin lived. Flags were lowered to half-staff. A giant In the Jewish nation's history, the emotional Polish Je w brought hts country Its only peace treaty w ith an A ra b country. Yet he also kept up the attack on Arab enemies, ordering the bombing of Iraq's nuclear reac­ tor In 1981 and sending the arm y Into Lebanon the following year to drive out the PLO. In 1983, six years after leading that had been requested, until an alternate access route could be determined. Th e four waivers deal with wetland buffer requirements, wetland design and performance criteria, sidewalk requirements and the drainage requirements near the streets. None deal directly with the access road. According to the agenda for tonight's City Commission meet­ ing, the City Manager Is re­ com m ending the Commission acknowledge the prelim inary site plan. He Is also suggesting they approve the four waiver makes them with the Idea or making money from them. Th e misty sunrise over the ocean that caught the Judges' attention at this show earned her 1 1,000 In prize money. "It was so beautiful and peace­ ful,” said photographer Clary Monroe who was one of the Judges at the show. Ellas said that the show Is looking for a corporate sponsor to help out next year, but said she will still depend on the Park C o a tla a s d frooi Paga 1A Com m unity Center. Morris also called fur a change the proposed fee schedule. "I think we should have a reduced rale for people who actually live In the City of Lake Mary, and a higher rental fee for those who live outside." he suggested. Holland explained that many park areas that can be leased tn Central Florida have differing resident and non-resident rates, and saw nn difficulty In coming up with the auggested change. T h e only matter on which the Commission agreed Thursday night, was to require the City Commission's approval, rather than the City Manager, on the use of facilities where the selling of goods or services or the serving or selling of alcoholic beversgcit were Included. " I expect to have all of their suggested changes Incorporated Into the recommendation In time Tor the next City Commission meeting." Holland said Friday. Coatlaasd froas Psgs 1A the right-wing Likud bloc to power and one year after his wife's death. Begin resigned. He never explained hla reasons to the public, and went Into virtual seclusion. An old friend, Yaakov Med dor. said today that Begin told him he re s ig n e d b e c a u s e " h e c o u ld n 't stand the pace of looses" from Israel’s dally casu­ alties In Lebanon. Begin died of heart failure at 3:30 a.m. at Te l A viv's Ichltov Hospital. Degln's two daughters and son were at his bedside. Israel arm y radio said. Begin, who had a history of heart trouble, suffered s heart attack Tuesday and took a turn for the worse Friday. Afternoon dallies ran pictures of Begin over the entire front page under the banner headline; "Menachcm Begin U No More." requests and e lim in a te the connection to Loch Lowe Drive. During the F 'b ru a ry meeting. Commissioner Lon Howell at­ tempted to do exactly that. He had moved to accept the plat and waivers but keep Loch Lowe Drive closed. The motion how­ ever, died from the lack of a second. The matter ta scheduled to be brought during tonight's regular meeting of trie Sanford City Com m ission, beginning at 7 p.m .. In the commission cham­ bers of the Sanford City Hall. assistance of volunteers to help make the show a success. " I c o u ld n 't have done It without the help of Lets Long. P o lly S t e v e n s a n d J a n e t Krikorian who worked In the Information booth." she said. She added that J im Patton and Bettye and Don Reagan helped with the layout of the event. She also commended Claire O'Connor for her assistance In the clean up efforts after the show. " I think this was a very, very positive e v e n t." Ella s said. "Everyone Involved worked hard to make It a success," A nnie Dorothy Arnold, SB, 1011 Olive Ave.. Sanford, died Thursday. March 8. at her resi­ dence. Bom June 17. 1933, In Wilcox County. Ga.. she moved to Sanford 37 years ago from there. She was a homemaker and a member of New Salem Primitive Baptist Church, San­ ford, Survivors Include daughter. D o ro th y M organ S in g le to n . Sanford: sisters, Mary Mathla and Lonnie Mac Hall, both of Cordcl. Ga.: a devoted friends, Grady Stringer, of Ranrord: two grandchildren and four greatgrandchldlren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. LILLIE PEARL BROWN Llllte Pearl Brown. 81. 3090 Beardall A ve .. Sanford, died Friday. March 6. at H C A Central Florida Regional Hoopltal. San­ ford. Bom Ju n e 29. 1910, In Marianna, she moved to Sanford In 1966 from Connecticut. She retired from the Defense De­ partment In Connecticut and was a member of New Bethel A. M.E, Church. Sanford. Su rvivor Includes husband, Sam m y Lee. Sanford. Sunrise Funeral Home, San­ ford. In charge at arrangem ent. ROBERT HORN Robert Horn. 75. of Apt. 74 William Clark Court. Sanford. LORETTA EEATINO JORDAN Loretta Keating Jordan. 74. 664 Oxford St., Longwood, died Saturday. March 7. at her resi­ dence. Bom Ja n. 18. 1918, In Wcchawkcn. N J . . she moved to Central Florida In 1980. She was a second lieutenant and regis­ tered nurse for the A rm y Nurse Corps and a member of the Church of the Nativity. Lake Mary. She waa also a member of the Naval Training Center Of­ ficers Wives Club. T h e Naval C e n t e r O ffic e rs C lu b . T h e Spokes, Graduates Bridge Clubs and the Sweetwater Country Club. Survivors Include husband. Col. Charles E.; son, Charles E. J r ., Wilmington. Del.: daughters. Loretta Parkhill and Mary Ann W a rd , both of W ilm in g to n . Kathleen Rose. Boynton Beach: brothers. Jo h n Keating. New Th e two candidates expected lo fare better In border and Southern stales — Missouri Rep. Dick Gephardt and Tennessee Sen. A l Gore — finished third and fourth In Florida. Gephardt had run out of money and Gore was unable to gain credibility as a national candidate after poms h o w in g s p re c e d in g S u p e r Tuesday. On the Republican side In 1988, George Bush s o n by almost a 3 -1 margin over Kansas Tuesday. March 10,1M2 Turkey and Gravy Whipped Potatoes Slewed Tomatoes Peas and Carrots School Fresh Roll Milk ■m m Smyrna Beach, Charles Keating. Titusville. Paul Keating. New Jersey: nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Carey Hand Funeral Home. Longwood, In charge of a r­ rangements. MINNIE O. RIME M innie O . S im s , 8 1 . 8 32 Valencia Court, Sanford, died Sunday. March 8. at her resi­ dence. Bom Nov. 19. 1910, In Gainesville, she moved to San­ ford In 1985. She waa a home­ maker and a Baptist. S u rv iv o rs Include godson. George Duncan. Sanrord; 29 grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. MYRTLE H. •VENOEBN NOTICE OP SH ERIFF'S SALS M O TICt IS H IR B B V O IV IN Rial dr vlriur ta Rita tar t a r Writ ta Bracvtod IrtuaS ata ta arta totor Nn rat! at Ida Circuit C a r l ta O rtn ft Caunty, Ftar M r. Cara (C l fl/ta ll apan a I lufamwil i rr to i aS a Ms Caurl an B n NM Bay n il: D IA L E R S A U TO AUCT TIO H OF SANFORD. INC. to butinttr ta: W ) Stair R rto ta E rtl. SmtarS. Ftartar a m . D rtrS ta N srdrllta , Tan n m w , IKIi Ito t o r ta Marck. IN I ANGLO AM ER ICA* AUTO AUCTIONS INC. ■ r : M Ktorl J. SkdarBaan, AM tarN rstar Dr Nrtdrmt.TNITill Nutatoi: tarr ed t. IN I D E F Ito IN TN B CIR CU IT COUNT OF TN E R IS M TB ESTN JU D ICIAL C liC U IT (H SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOOIOA CIVIL ACTION NO. ii I tar m i s SECUR ITY FIR ST FEOBRAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plakiflff. n R IC K IE S FARES.tata. M O TICSO FSA LB NOTICE It drrrSr |dw i Nita purauanl ta Nn Summary Final Ftta Srrd A F r* r •I, FwSto RtcsrSt ta ftmtapit Crtoty, Ftartar. ta statue uta. ta Mn M «drri nta d n l Stator tar cwA ta U :S I attack A t a . m Ar t s (, ItoL ta Nn Start Fram Orsr ta Nn Samlnata Catotr Cm i d n itr. StotarS. F tartar (CO URT S I A LI m a r v a n n i sroa S I C L E R K O F TH E CIR CUIT COURT ■yiOartaNyW.Barim Deputy Ctard Ftolttd: tarrtdf. IT. Itol D B F -Ill IN T N I CIR CUIT COURT OF T N I li D M T II M T N JUDICIAL CIR CUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLOS I DA. CASE NO: ft-BMACA-II X PR IN CIPAL M U TU A L L IF E IN S U R A N C E C O M P A N Y , Uta Starts ta n e w s canr ta yaur wrNtan attaint. K any, ta It an S O B E R T I . M IL L E R , I S g u i s e , c/s m i l l e r , g r a c e . HOOGLAND S D U R K E T, P A . H ft* D m slrr )i AHsmants S prln ti. F tartar I T U to ar katars Nn s ra say ta Maned, (to t trta (to (to artflnto w ta a t Ctard ta Cturl Ild a r dtaara ttrrlca MARVANNE MORSE Ctart ta Nn Circuit Caurl ■ Y: Ptarkla P. d a ta Putaiad: Padruary U A M trrd ! . f . 14. Iff! O E O ITT IN TH E CIR CU IT COURT OF T N I ISTN JUDICIAL CIR CU IT IN A N O FO a S IM JN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA C IVIL DIVISION CASS NO: t r i m C A IIK CITIBAN K. F S B .. JE O N G S U L S a NOTICE OP SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTES 4S NOTICE IS H E R E B Y O IVSN surrutol ta to Ortor tr Fata JiM tonm ta to n n ta tri Stato FtSrurry V , Itod. tata ttorr to a Cats Ns. *i IN S CA 14 K ta Bn Circuit Caurl ta B n I M JuNcIta Clrctta a arta tar Sand mta Catoly. Ftartaa. ntoraM CITIBAN K. F L A . ta PtatoNN arta J SOHO SUL M X ta Ctatan mm. I a m u « ta as dwkata ana kata ktator itr tato ta an wart aw n Saar to Nn Ean— ta Catoly Ciirasiu a StotarS. Sr an trta Catoly. Ftartaa. ta ll.to a'ctaeS A M , at Aprs ». rrrrrrty ar tot O rtor ar Final a rt Lta IM. SAN EEBJUTIAN HBIOHTS, UNIT A StcarSMp ta M r Pita Nn rrta at McarSaS a Pita Bart if, Past I I . Pvtotc ef iwniiwie Cewt^, el Merc* t If * . MAS YAMMC M 0 4 IC A iC le i CkcwMCeurt County, FlerMe B Y jM ljM M t f A iD a M lC la r l PuMNA: Merc* 9. Vi. |ff| D IP IN Lta a . T N I COLONNADES TH IR D SECTION, act a Stas ta Nn s>ta Nnrrta as H r arStS In Pita Saar 14. P r w SL Ftoto RrcsrSt ta Srni intar CatotrF tartar NOTICE OP * FORECLOSURE SALE M O TICI IS H E R E B Y O IV IN t iiirram i ta a Fata JvSpmani ta Itricltn u s Stars Fakrtory If. IN I. tota antarto a Caw Mr ft Stal CAM ta O n ClrtkM Cturl ta a n I I O M T I I N T H Jtotalta Circuit M arta tar SEMINOLE Catoly, Ftartaa tanrtan VIC TO S IA M ORTGAGE CORF., to In — a a ......... ta vie t o RIA M ORTGAGE C o ta Nn P l r l M l I t a as R A L P H M W ILKIN S. J B u BRENDA I. WILKINS. THE P. W. D OO O I DIVISION OP M COSAW M ILL INFORM ATION SYSTEMS C O . G A B O N ! ! A S P H A LT COM P A N V . a to H A M P TO N IN SUSANCB ASSOC. IN C . art In N Is a a ta N n ta stoUc uta. ta as d— il ktator tar cam. rl a t natt dwk •I II ta a m .an April a. IN I MARVANNE MORSE C LE R K O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIDA OaraTdrW Britan Ototar Ctard PuWlad Fadruery*. 14. Itol D I F Ilf N O TtC t OP ACTION T O : M n Ira Cp m a rra . 4 N Laural Atom s. StotarS Ftartaa • a a m iH YOU A BE N I S I I T NOT I F I I D ata to acton M r drwa i Ptracto w s IF ■ta Stas Ca— . F tartar. Tto Start 41 tata ta Ltat t am to. Starr 4. ftar I I I Trta n U S A . Fid— Canton, In c. a Ftartaaeactortatan. I — I J. Facto. J r. tata V w p A Nacto. dltnN fcr..................... Legal Notices SEMINOLE C lto lv t t o ^ N P w tA v e d to . ItotarB. tto PJA. an Aprs t, HW. Ida ttatontoa StocrtosS arrparto ar tta tortd to mta Orntr ar P M JuBamaM.tonN: LO T It. BLOCS A. COACH LIO M T E S TA TE S . ACCORD I NO T O TH E P U T TH E R E O F. AS N t C O S D I D IN P L A T BODS 11. P A O E I M ANN It, OP TN E PUBLIC RECORDS O P S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . k -.— -n. KpvraHi epen n|| ritoi^g ew r^— iw wUUl llto anS a a r trl ta B n BatonBata. Yaap S. Racda. a tata to yuu N r f a tC to n ta a i, W ITNESS my data arta ta delta toll ta Idta C a r l an Nn (S a to y ta Frdrurry, Itol IN T H t CIR CU IT COUNT OP T N I a iO N TE B N Ttt JU D ICIAL CIR CU IT IN AND P M SEMI HOLS CO UN TY. P L O N IM C IVIL ACTION CASE NO. ft-Mta CA H DIVISION N VICTORIA MOSTGAOE COR P .. ar Succaaarr a ktorata M VICTORIA M OSTGAOE C O . am ts* Said I. F i n n M arm *A 44. ta Nn PiNlic Racaroa ta Semknto Catoly. F tartar Tint rettan Km darn lllto vs ALAN J AAAIS THOMPSON tata A M E LIA 0. THOMPSON. dH w lf r , snS C O M M E R C I A L C R E D IT LOANS. IN C . OrtanSrnllil. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y O IV IN s Itol Otarun ta Fardctaaura atytaS ac­ ton tn a s trid to r ta Fakrutry. Itol. I will rtal Nn F1to»m tltuataS ta Sam— a Catotr •MS* total am it i t it i t o t i «iti to " I frankly think Tuesday will provide that kind of a debate and a sha rp e ning or the debate between Governor Clinton and Senator Tsongao.” said MacKay. When the likes of Graham. M a c K a y a n d fo rm e r House "Florida la gtfng to be a major factor anyway because money can be raised down here and we're a big state." he said. "Florida has been early and pivotal far a long time and the other Southern Mates have sort of come and Joined with us, and we’ve been happy to share that date." Irrrt'4 A irs al ids Tawn ta Santoro. a c o rd d f ta Ito £«at IW f t rta prato Cams tar y FrtanBa m i i M ta (to M arta t o m . today ( Staton I t o n I ta f p m Ftr (tow waa t o m m rta i i n Irtouttana art i i t o ' t a ta (to C M Snap tors LudwraaCdurcd A rr trp a n n H S r G ram iaw r « w < l Although the process was de­ signed to benefit a Southern governor such as BUI Clinton of Arkansas. It may end up that Florida will again advance the prospects of a northeastern candidate In Massachusetts' PaulTaongaa. But as Hakes noted. Florida doesn't necessarily need to be Included became of the state's singular prominence. Legel Notices MAS ION D CAMSS0M.P ta ta . SVItoO M N, M Y R TL E N . Furwral aarvtctt tar tart MyftM H * ---- *---- — irvt m : A i i ■a 11a *- - -r - »Wl- *WREf i■ "It's the only atale In the nation next week where any candidate could w tn." noted Ja y Hakes, veteran aide and political adviser to Sen. Graham. If Clinton, with hto massive Florida organization and deep pockets, doesn't w in Tuesday, It could not only be bad news for hla candidacy, but for the con­ cept of Southern primaries. Legal Notice! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E l t a JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO: tt M W -CA -tlO FIR ST NATIONAL SANK OP C IN T S A L FLORIDA. INC ~1 Although Florida la Just one of six Southern states with elec­ tions Tuesday, national atten­ tion should be on the Sunshine State. Speaker Jo n M Ua of OalnesvMe w ere w o rk in g w ith fo rm e r Virginia Gov.f. Charles 1 Texas state Sen. Jo h n Trager In developing the Super Tuesday plan, the Idea was to ensure a palatable candidate for the South. *. M O TIC I U N D ia F IC TITIO U S K A M I ACT (talks ta dtrady fl*»n (toI (to unSarllfnaS purauanl ta IM 'Fkim aua (tans Act." CtoFtar MSS* Ftar Ms Itrtvtat will r » f Ittar odd (to Ftartar Drp rrl manl rt Stair ta WF*n racalpt i puhilctaton r l Id Myrtle H. Svendsen. 79. 421 Wilson Place Drive, Sanford, died Sa tu rda y. March 7, at Regency Park Nursing Home. DeBary. Bom Ja n . 20. 1913. In Decormh. Iowa, she moved to Central Florida In 1966. She was an office manager of her late husband. Dr. Ketncrt Svrndaen'a medical practice. In Sanford, and a member of the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Sanford. Survivors Include daughters. Karen Schmidt. Sarasota. Har­ riet Dougherty. Sanford; son, Relnrri Vincent J r .. Kewance. I I I . : a ls le r . H e le n M i lle r . Hampton. Iowa: brother, Walter Johnson. Deltona: 12 grand­ c h ild r e n a n d th re e g r e a t ­ grandchildren. G ra m k o w F u n e ra l H o m e . Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. E III Sen. Bob Dole while evangelist Fat Robertson won 10.6 percent of the vote. Bush went on to capture 6 0 percent of the vole In the general election, defeating Dukakis In Florida by a margin of almost 1 million votes. Legal Notleaa Star antosS In Nn cauw ptto ito In N n Circuit Caurl ta Nn EtfdtarnNi Jitaktal O m i t . M r to tar Srmknta Cat— , Ftar Ms. C M I Acton (ta.: t t u t o CAI4K, Nn total ( Unto Ctard will rtal Ids pitorrti altintoS In u ta CsunTf. arrertato to : Lta* in. ia. h i . ih . ata in. KEW GARDENS SUED! VISION What's for lunehf B i C fS fK M E B l BG nHBkdUfl&iniUiM fS died Sunday, March 8, at Florida Manor, in Orlando. Bom April 8. 1918, In Mobile. Ala., he moved to Sanford in 1970 from Oviedo. He waa a Baptist. Survivors Include daughter. C a t h y W illia m s S m it h . H o ro u g h d u rg . A la.. Arleatha Horn Gaines. Hilda Marie Hall, Octavla Latrese Horn, all of S a n fo rd : sons. R o b e rt J r . . Daytona Beach. Hum phrey and Ronnie, bolh of Sanford: 11 grandchildren. Sunrtae Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. Dukakis captured almost 41 percent of the vote In Florida's presidential primary four years ago. while Jackson won 20 percent. Jitarurta ta Frrsttarw* rto —n AN NIK DOROTHY ARNOLD p r o c e s s r e s u l t e d In Massachusetts O o v . Michael Dukakis winning the nomina­ tion. a development dismissed by MacKay as an aberration. "It was a different year en­ tirely." said MacKay. "Reverend IJesae) Jackson was Involved and we simply had a different political dynamic than we have today.” RALPH M W U K I N S .J R .r l ta. SEMINOLE Catoly C d r S a n r a StotarS. Ftartaa ta n as m April I, Itol. Ito a.m, LOTS I AMO A W ELLING TOM ADD ITIO N. ACCORDING TO TH E P U T THE a EOT At B Z CCM D IO IN P U T ROOK I. PAGE Ilf. PUBLIC R f CORDS OF S B M ia O L I C O U N TV . FLONIDA. W IT MS S i MV MAJtO wta a s Mta ta ant Cawt at M art» l Hfl I S t A LI HONORABLB M AR T ANNE MORSE Ctard ta Rn CtatuM Cawt B f : Darrtar W Btaun OtouTy Ctart PwdtoA Mated t. M. Iff! D I P II I Ona Ifp f M arcrtoa, Vln. (W O B C A S S E fK I in to t knap tia ra f at Stack's Ctovran. ta Samlnata Crtoty. Ftartaa. WIN ta l l t o A M . tn toa SMB Bay ta M r red A D HdA talar N r ttat wta rtal to Ida Mtan r l ktator. FON CASH IN HAMO AND SUBJECT TO A N Y AMO A LL IX IS T IN Q L U N A ta Ito Fram iW tri) Oaw. M N n rN p r. Nn Srmtasto Crtoty Caurl to ‘ “ ~ “ Tdta ttU ttat It to tslltay Ids knm ta din IN TN E CIRCUIT CONST JOSEPH G U N TER , a marrtaB N O TICE I I H E R E B Y t « t o mrautot to a Plata JuRprnni ta F track taCracvton. F.lnaptr. P PaBrvarv H I. f, M. wild Nn ttat to SAINS. D I D SO IS T N I CIRCUIT COURT O P T N E IIO N T IIN T N JU DICIAL CIRCUIT. Mata Prato 1 Cw aty CtaarPtoSM Etotatop. Stalin L Ptortaata I IBS J U S CIVIL ACTION N N to y a f A — MARTHA C RMJOY. tad/a MARTHA RMUOV.I/d/r MARTHA GAB■ISON. . IW L Bn d— tora ki'astoFkitaJaSB— l.towtaT* JOHNC MOORE. LINNII L. MOORE. WALTER A OARRIION. JR. ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL SERVICES COMP AMT O F FLORIDA. INC .r FtartaaCaratattoB arta LAOOVISTATOW taHOUIE ASSOCIATION. IRC.a Ftartaa Carparaton wtator rrrdl NOTICR OP SALE PURSUANT TO PLORIOA S TA TU TE CHAPTER m NOTICE IS M IS E R Y GIVEN Idta la accar toner wild Nn Summary PPM J i R p n e l ta Parse tarurr aatoraB to M an * L (ftt. In Rn aisto HyNB carta In toa CVctal C a r l tar Stanknto C ru n ty . F It r Ito . In n d lcd Martot C. Rtatay rA / a Mar Ito RduPr (A/a taardn O tu l i i . ta Ns PtaMNff ant JtaM C Maw*. Liana L. Marra. tot Far A. Ota rt tto. J r . ArwclaM t Fa— lta Sartaor Cm — ry ta Ftartaa. Inc., a Ftartaa CardFrn (tan wta Laps Vtato TawndauM A— itatan. Inc . a Ftartaa Car part itan nta tor praM. art toa batons— . I wta tto to Ms iiifdaii arta data dtatw t o i t o ta toa Waal MsB Saar ta Rn I i u n t i l Cl — CrurNnuM In StaSFrB. I i Iran Ca— . F n r tar ta II ■ A M aa April t, tat!, an toNatopa F 'M a rti la StmkntoCa— .Ftortait ML U O O VISTA SUE Lta A Ataea L T t a r B. Tana to SantoS. iliaa N a to Nn pita Snrata a racarBap ki Pita Aato l . P a R tM ta toaPi— R i t o to OatoStowidL iff! MAtVAMIII np||| CLER K O F THE CIR CUIT COURT Eft JaaaE.. ii Marta f, to . Iff! OEPItl CtoaaNCnrt I■ ....... . aato Caarl n t o N k N y t a ............NBL to Rnf tto ta l a ma H W nr III ta I lnlnata Canny. Ftartoa. tap I kLM H . RSE Aa Ctard ta a n Ca ul B fi JpaaE. Jatoak ittoptafCtard tc rlto B _ p itp ir l l s a n a B k f Mtarta Ototor. aato pnaparto btaap I act MB la Ipatmato oEP-m I— MatadaB a toRana: Ona IPS4 Pant I Pc 4 Bst r I u I a m a k 11 a . V i a . ( l O I B T l t V l O R t U I H kalna ' ta - - IN TN E CIRCUIT COUNT OP TN E WTN JU N K U U . CIRCUIT INANNPOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, P L O N IM CASS N R PI I N i 14 AMERICAN SAVINOSOP FLO R ID A FSP ata « IIN AJA to Rn wn Aar ta April AD Ida. tato to M a S t a k N ktaata GLEN 0 LANKE. tata. Si. NOTICE OP EALB ismt H O TK B It H E R E B Y GIVEN Tdta ataS aato N I la aetnfr a n w ren ta tp il toita ttonW P f a tC — to.PlarMta M an* a. N. n . to. M P tot nSL �• A - Sanlorrt Herald. Sanlo'd, Florida - Monday. March 9. 1992 Lake Mary ‘I Have A Dream’ CALEN D AR Seniors to m eet for activities L A K E MARY — The Lake Mary Seniors meet every Tuesday for activities at the old city hall. North Country Club Hoad. On Tuesdays, the center offers the folio winy*: • Ha.to., the center opens • H: 15. gentle exercise • 10 a m., lap quilting. Sewing group for R.S.V.P. projects and game time. • Noon, bring your own lunch. • I p m., art group and card playing • 4 p m . the center closes. The fourth Tuesday of each month, the following Is available: • Hu.m .. free blood sugar and pressure checks. • 10:50 a.m .. a program with guest speakers, to he announced. • Noon, lunch, everyone brings finger loods to share. • I p.m.. regular classes. On Fridays, the center offers: • 10:00a m.. line dancing. • Noon, bridge, pinochle, dominoes and puzzles. Details, call 323-4938. C lu b takes the lead L E A D S to Succrss. a newly formed club to share business connections, will meet 7:30 a.m. Wednesday ut Pebble Creek Apartments clubhouse. 780 Crcckwalcr Terrace. Lake Mary. One of the focal points of the meeting Is to exchunge business cards. Only one inemlier of a particular type of business or profession Is allowed to Join. For more Information, contact Man ia Kurt/e 046-0609 Rotary m eets early Rotary Club of Lakr Mary meets Thursday mornings, 8 lo H a.m. at ihe Tlmacuan Country Club, on Rinehart Road. Contact Roger Campbell, president, at 323-1273. O ptim ists gather every week Lake Mary Optimist Club meets every Tuesday, ut 7 p.m.. In Ihe upstairs quarters of lOH E. Crystal Lake Ave.. l-akc Mary. For more Information, call 322-1757. W o m a n ’s C lu b to meet Lake Mary Woman's Club nterla the fourth WrdnrtMlay of each month. Contact Sheila Sawyer al 3 2 1*7947. Historical C o m m issio n gathers Th e 1-akr Mary Historical Commission meets Mondays at Old C ity Hall. Contact Mary Wolff at 321-5666 for more Information. Be a volunteer firefighter Th e Volunteer Fire Association In Lake Mary meets al 7 p.m. at ihe Fire Hull on the second Tuesday of each month. Contact Hob Stoddard, lire chief, at 323-7029 for more Information C lo g g in g group to have classes Dixieland doggers hold classes from 7-8 p.m. each Monday at the old Lake Mary fire station. First Street and W ilbur Avenue. W eight W atchers m eet on Th u rs d a y s A local chapter of Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Com munity Hulldlng every Thursday from 4 45 to 6:45 p.m. Yo uth C enter open on Friday nights Every Friday night, the l-akc Mary Com munity Hulldlng Is transformed In a Youth Center from 7-11 p.m. Area youth are welcome lo participate In the fun. Sunbelt Daylily C lu b to meet Suntx-lt Daylllv Club meets Ihe tlrst Sunday ol the month al 2 p.m through April ut Ihe Old City Hall. Highway I5A near l-ake Mary Houirvurd. Lake Mary. I he club educates memt>crs on daylily growing through slide shows, guest speakers and trips lo daylllv gardens A May Dow er show and plant sale Is planned There arc no club dues. Call 886-3196 lor more Inlomintlon. ____ _______________________ B ids being so ugh t for basketball court t.AKE MARY - Who will tmlld a new ba ske tba ll e n u rl In downtown Lakr Mary1/ "lllds are now tM-Ing accepted.' said Parks and Recreation Director John Holland o |h- ii Hie bids wc receive on March I Htli " lie may bring up a rrrommrndatlon on llir project llir Inllnwliig night, duiliig Ihe next si liedulcil merllng ol the Lake Mary C lly Commission. There ts already one baskrthall court located on llic proper­ ty. on Country Club Road, sev­ eral blocks norlh ol Ihe City Hall, hul Holland said. "W c want lo pul In a second court." The construction Isn't a major p r o je c t , w i ll n o t r e q u ir e extremely heavy equipment or lake a considerable icuglll of nine Holland said. " W r plan lo Holland urged. "If anyone wauls lo Ilnil out mure alsiul the huskrtliull court where II Is. or what w r might need. I Iiojm- they give me a cull so w r can arrange lo have some more bills " Holland may I k- reached at the Lakr Mary C lly Hall during regular operation hours, al 324 3053. Mailhandling center holds first Black Heritage Celebration Mid-Florida Mallliandllng Center located on Rlnehurl Road In l-ake Mary presented Its Flrsl lllark Heritage Celebration In honor ol Hluck History Month recently. The celebration was to show the u< hleveinenls and contributions made through the U.S. Postal Service In ureas of employment and presenting hluck history through stamps. The guest speaker was Dr. Adrlcuuc Perrv. mayor ol Ihe City of Longwood. Dr. Perry stressed ihe Importance of honoring blacks from the past and present and how lliclr Inventions and knowledge have played Programs for all ages open a tremendous impact on the lives ol every race. A presentation was given by llrsiie Phillips, an employee of Mid-Florida, on Ihe Hluck Heritage slump collection. The postal service has published a Ixxtk In honor of black history entitled. "I Have a Dream." It Includes all the slumps In Ihe collection and biographies on each person. The evening was filled with songs, dance and poetry Irom various artists. Afro-American art and collectibles were on display. Annanda Cole, on employee of Mid-Florida, displayed her personal collec­ tion which Included an original slave hill of sale, old photos dating from the 180Os and various handmade Instruments doling from I hr 180()s. Also on display were AfrnAmerican memorabilia featuring 10 adver­ tisement signs of black folklore art which was sponsored bv the Afro American lllsto ry of Eatonvlllc owners Dianne dess and Wanda Dlx. One of the highlights of the evening was the lllark Heritage Icusl of barberurd ribs, fried chicken, blackcyed peas, rollard greens, combread. sweet potato pic and Iced lea. Outstanding students Monthly classes offered by Ihe City ol Lake Mary Department ol Parks A Recreation arc as follows: Preschool Program s Mommy A Me — Duality time for mother anil child and a chance in mcci new friends. Games, circle lime, arts and crafts, projects and music. Ages 2*1-4. Tuesdays. 9 :3 0 -10:15 a.m. or Wednesdays. 7-7:45 p.m. The cost Is $15 for 4 weeks lu ­ st ructor Is Lynne Lofgrrn. Pop A Toi — A chance lor lallu-r and child lo spend quulltv lime having Iiiii ami socializing. Games, circle lime, arts anil crults projects and music. Ages 3-5. Wednesdays. 641:45 p ill.. Cost $15 lor 4 weeks Instructor Is Lynne l-olgrcii. TllUthlr Hugs — ILisIc lutllhlItig, Moor exercises, running. Jumping, lauding and niim In a safe ami Inn environment Ages 3 and 4. Wednesday*. :i i r> I p.lll.. SIH (or 4 weeks Instructor is Lynne l-ofgrcn. Iloilgc Podge — Small arts and crafts projects, a chance lor your preschooler lo lie "creative." Ages 3 5. Thursday. 10:45-11:30 a.ill.. $15 lor 4 weeks Instructor is Lynne l-olgrcn. Y o u th Program s Cooking — Hands-on easy ntilrltlous snacks, breakfasts and meals. Cost of lood Included. Ages 8 -14. Thursdays. 3 45-5 p.m.. $22 lor 4 weeks. Instructor Ih K. Hart on. Y o u th C e n te r — G a m e s , m usic, food and FU N ! Pool tables, plug |M>ug. bumper |mm>I and loose bull Free hoi dog and soda will) admission. Fridays. 7-10:30 p ill. Ages 12-17, cost $1 Tuc Kwon Do — Korean sell defense- lor Illness, discipline, sclf-cslcrin anil I ii ii ! Ages 5 -12. M o n d a ys and W e dne sda ys. 0:15-7:15 p m . cost $15 moil iIlly. Insiriuior tsJoeGasirork Dance — Halid. Ja/z. rontriuporury and creative. Creative o u lld lor young dancers Ages 3 12. Mondays, 5 5 45 p m., cost $20 lor 4 weeks. Instructor Is .1 Wilson. ■’holography — Introduction lo 35IIIIII photography. Ages 12-15. Tuesdays 5-7 p.m,. msi $35 lor 4 weeks. Instructor Is M Giant/. T u r n h i lu g — J u m p i n g , curl wheels, roundoffs and mure Ages 5 8. Wednesdays. 4 -1 45 p in . $15 lot 4 weeks Instrudoi Is Lynne Lofgrrn. A d u lt Program s G uL — Haste strokes and IruOilug. I Indoor class. 2 out­ door classes and one driving ra n g e c la s s . S a t u r d a y s 10:30-11:30 a II I.. $30 lor I weeks llislruclor: Hojorques G o u n ild Cooking — Hands-on class Students provide Ingle dlcnts. Topic varies each monlli Mondays. 13 p i n . $16 lor I weeks In s iru e io r is Kathy Iturlnii Aerobics — Ill-Low ComIsi A combination class ol high and h* »w Also recognized at tho ovenl wore, from loll to right, Abby Scherer and Chris Sprysenski, both ot Groonwood lake Elementary, and Al Holt low Impact aerobic exercise. Held al Old C lly Hall Tuesdays and Thursdays 7-8 p h i . and Saturday. 0 30-10 30 a.m. $2 |m r class Purtldpuills nerd lo iiilug liiul and lim it lilsliudoi Is N a n c y W a g n e r . A F A A cert died Photography — InlriHluctloii to 35mm Siudrnls nerd a single lens, rcllcx. 35m m camera T uesdays. 7-H p m.. $45 lor 4 rsoiot Sr Tim o r vm cm u Darius Hunter and Susan N. O'Connor, bolh ol Lake Mary Elementary and Llndsoy Deal and Sharon Slanloy. bolh ol Heathrow Elementary, wero Iroatod lo breakfast by Iho club. Tho Lako Mary Rotary Club held its monthly student honor program at Tlmacuan Country Club rocently Students and their teachers. Irom loll to tight, Stovon Landsrud and Karon Wnuhl. both ot Wilson Elementary School; and Alice Ann Nllsen, trom lako Mary High School, weeks Inslrudor Is M Cdunt/. Floral Design — Learn Ihe crall! Fresh ffowrnt provided, sludrntn to provlrlc silk m alrrlals Fridays. 1-3 p.m .. $55 for 4 weeks. Instructor llirkditull Tuc Kwon Do — Korean sell defense. Ages 13 a nd u p . Wednesdays. 7:30 0 p in .. $15 m o n th ly In s tru c to r Is Jo e liasiriK k Y o g a — I. r a r n p r o p e r hri-utlllng. stretching and relax ullon. Mondays. 7:30-9 p.m.. $32 lor 8 weeks. Class liegun Ja n 13th. InstructorIsS Gulguurd Volunteers are needed lor various programs. Share your tlliir and lu irn ts with Lake M a r y 's y o u t h . C u ll T e r r y D lcdrrtch for Inlorm allon at 324-3097. u m .t r a u iliin I ADJACENTTOSEMINOLECOMMUNITYCOLLEGE Cookies everywhere Members ol Girl Scout Troop 148. Irorr. left lo right. Jaime Brodie, Shannon Allmondingcr, Androa Van derLende. 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SMC aj BUSS unruiidf w.z . mauMi o i m j t ' MUTTI*TVBAIT ( n>AL Tararawrai k ANALYSIS - CHECK t 45 4 30 7 tS 9 4$ BJ BHQVmMtomiLX------:__ la �Sports INSIDE: ■ People, Page 3B ■ Comics, Page 4B ■ Classified, Page 6B IN BRIEF And the heavens opened LO C A LLY Sanford Church Softball League interrupted by rain From Staff Report* Lion J.V. tops University O N L A N D O — I'ltr O v lrilu 11lull S< hoot Junior v a n ity Iwiaeball Ira n i ratacil Its recnril lo M l w tlli a 12 I* v lrlo rv al U iilv rrs lly S.iliinl.iv Finlay molli s n.iinr w ith lllshop Miairr was sus|i< n llril by rain with no ouls III llir lop ol ih r hull iimiii^* w lili lIti* I,Ions Ir.iillni! 4-11 Oviedo c n llrrlrd IM Inis ami slo lr I I liases In ina sirrlnii lln lv rrs liy Mark Meli a llr linprovril Ills n <out to 2 I w ith iclii I help Iroin Adam Colem an. who p irk n l up Ills si-i oiul savr ol llir season M rtralf also led Ih r o lirn sr U o lllU j -lo r II wllh o n r siolrn hasr am i two walks Also ronlrlhullniS w r r r .lolin Salas 12 loi- l 2 m ils s ro rn l. 2 Hill I slo lru hasrsl. ('o lru ia n 12 lot I ilouhlr. 2 K lili llrlau Hendrik 12 lor-2. ilouhlr. K lili. Jo s h W alr.illi 12-lot-21. K riin v S in llli 12-tor I 2 h im Carlos M a rllor/ (2 lot-2 2 siolrn hasrsl I h r I.lolls w ill hr III ai lion .main loilav as I In \ Imsl W ilder I’atk al 5 p III ARO UND T H E S T A T E S A N F O K I) - Sanlnril Kirsi N u /a rrn r anil thr Nativity D im Iplrs” ut I . i i ii u w i m m I. . i I i i i i u w llh Mather Nature, were the hlu w inners in Sanfnrtl ('h u rt'll Suit trail LcaRur Sprlnu Season net Inn at l.er I’ Moure Park Saturday Aelually. they were the only w inners Only two anil a lialf nl the nine seheduletl Uaines were |ilayett Saturday as tale innrnlnu rains, enupled witI. Friday nlR hl's sturin. turned ttie held Into a tpiag m lrr and lurei-d suspension ot ttie resl ol tile sehedllle F irst Na/arene took an e a rly leatl over M arkham W oods Hapllsi and held on lo win 12 ') and the -.'Dlsrlples" used the same form ula lo ed(je llie Sanford ('lirtstlan D em ons 14 I I S.m lord lu s t Hapllsi was Iraillnt! Iloly fro s s lailheran nl Lake M a n -I t) with two out In Ih r I m i i i o i i i n l tlie fourth InntnK when llie skies opened up to tlnlsli llie day s plav First Nazarene leads the Fellowship Division lln rm rrlv llie It Division! w lili a 2 0 reeord. while S.iutord i lirtstlan ' hi d " Is I (i M arkham Wnods I I ..rut (ir a t e C h ristia n . M arkham W oods S jn lo rd f if %t N 4 i 4 t f " i M i i k h i m Wood* ill 770 O il 1 1 u • ii 049 U n fe rd C h m C V jc e m ' N d to rfy O u c ip iM I0J SOI m i • ii Oil 1* II 14 14 I’reslivlerlan .m il the Natty ll\ ( 'rusadrrs a re .all III. T h e Nativity "D iscip les" lead III' Fun Division (furmertv tile (' Division) at 2 0 and are Inllnw rd liv First Hapllsi Geneva It HI Sanlord ('lirtstlan "ileaeons" (I II and Saulorrl First Hapllsi Holy Cross Lutheran and Grace Cnlleit M i II um IIs I (all O il III llie r n m p r lli n r D u Isloil II o rm e ilv Al wllleh did nnl play Saturdav C l i u n h nl G m l ol Prophecy. All Souls Cathnlh and ( eniral H.ipllsl art- all I O while First Hulled Melhndisi C h u n h of ('.oil anti Sr Stephen Calhollt ol Winter SprltlUsare all (I I Next w e ik. Ill llie iim inliiu session Flrr.1 Untied Melhndisi play All Souls .il M M ) i n si Stephen lakes on C h u rch ol Gorl al *• Ml a in Central Hapllsi lares C h u n h ol God ol I’niphet \ at 10:30 a in and Grace Christian ehallrnues M .irkliain W ih h I s I’ri'slivtrrl.ni nl I I 3 0 a in In list- a llrrn no n Uame*. M arkham Woods H.ipllsl and Sanford C hristian "H e d " rupi.ire oil .n 12 lit) p m . Na/arene w ill o n u s ih r N.illvlly "C rusaders" at 1:30 p m . O rn r v a and Holy Cross l>.iii lr- al 2 :3 0 p in and Sanlurtl t'lirlsllan "H ln r" and t ir a r r United M rlhorllsl rlo s r ih r ttav al 3 :3 0 p m T h e N ativity "Dlsel|iles" and Sanlnrd Hapllsi u .m ir will I m p la y n l later in the season No/arrne scored live runs in the lop ol llie lirsi innlnj!. with To rn Clark s iw o ru n rlouhle I m Iiiu llir hid blow, anil M arkham Wnods H.ipllsl never Uni rinser I halt three runs I lie rest ol I he dav Doing the danmue lor first Na/arene were 1‘hllllp Sulherlantl (triple, douhle. Iw o sluuli s IWO rim s scored iw o itllll. (T u rk llw o donhlrs. sinule. two runs stored lour h ill) and W ayne (latter and Shane (lauer (one douhle I w o similes and one run scored ear Id Also. David W llllnk (douhle. tw o ru n s srored. h ill), hull Cardell (sinule. tour runs sroredl. N orm an t'alladlne. Carem Gager anti Shaun I ogle (one sinule ear III and T o d d Moruan I h HI I See S o ftb a ll. I’ age 211 Green leads Lions into semifinals Celtics handle Magic O R L A N D O - K rv ln G am ble s r o in l IM points ami llosion In hi O ila m lo to loin poluls lo llir (list riu h l iiiln u trs ol llir Ininth ip ia rlrr Sunday Iimllt to ro in p lr lr a 5 (1 s w rrp ol Ih r season set let* against the Mar’ll w llh a I I I h i vu lory I lie ('elite*. also sliappril a live Uam r losinu streak on the m ail am i won Ihelr Ininth lo n se e u llv r game sln cr L a m Hint rr lu m rr i Ironi llir ln|lirnl list on Mari h I llu il hail 15 points ami iiliir irh o u m ls in 32 Iiilntltes lie didn't plav al all In the luurtll ip ia rlrr when lli r C rllle s oulseorril lIn Manic I l i t to hulll a 100-75 Irail with 1 2()IO|<u hi mule Lewis who also sal m il llir last prom t scored 17 ih i Ii i I s lor llosion hooklrs Hi Ian W illiam s anil Stanley Koliert* li-cl ( lilanilo with 21 amt 20 points respectively F ro m Staff Report* K IS S IM M E E D ctn .m l ( i r r r n w on ih r li.itl It* nl tin point guards .is h r and Ills O v ird u I hull School teammates In i.tim di* hist S rm i noli* Cotiulv Imvs Kisk« thall Iran i to advance to tin si.in tournament hi 12 v ra is w llh a 71 vlrtoiv over K issim m ee Osceola in tin- ( ‘lass IA Section III ( ham plm islilp tl.imr Salntday night (•tern Stolrtl 2 J ol Ills game high 2H |miints in tin second hall as tin Lions ovrrramt* a 2!*2t» halfllim* disadvantage to rlaliti I lit- vitioiv T l i r 28 points were II v< |M»ints h r t l r r th a n tin 2!l s io t t t l hv K o w Imivs |M»lnt i*ia.tr<t Mikt I iru slrv J l . vvhtill (list ha I >|MIII tl lo I n lilt d lltrirm r III llir filial s ro ir ' I h ry playrd v«*rv well saitl Ovlt-tlo assistant t tiat It Ki ll K I ' niu nl Ih r K o u I hivs I lit 11 It to ltl |2tl I2| Is a lilt It m lslradiuu I m raust thrv had a losinn rrro td t.u lv In tin s4*ason Dut llirv liavt Iw rii plavinu very well stilt i* tin (iir a t Eloilda SliiNilout at ( hrlstinas Tilt* vlrtoiv uitivt s O v ird u In it• Ih r stair sruillltials aifatiist l.akt latid Eakt Gihstui lliuh S i I u n i I Erl dav at llir Tallahassrt Et*ou Ctninlv (*lvlr C r n t r i sta llin g al J JO p in Lakt- (ilhsou won ill* St t lion II Milr vvuh a 78 Ii3 IlliiM iph o v n Si P rtrvsh u rii-D lxir Hollins l l i r other 4 A srm lh u .il li.im r will have l l i t r r unit dt*frutlliu« s i.u r i hauiplon Miami S riiim plaviuu ilit lop -ra n kril tra m in tin st.ui this See O v ie d o . I'nge 2D Knights top Dolphins J A C K S O N V IL L E .Junior rlgltlfteldrr ( hail M.itlol.i hail t h in hits, including Ins sixth home* run ol ih r season. S i i u i I.tv trading ih r Untvrrsi tv ol ( i ntr.il I lor 1(1,1 | I t l 2 11 lo .1 '» 3 victor v ove r hunt Jacksonville UiilvrrsttN lid** 1-21 in S u n llrli ( ’n iilc rr n rr .irllon Mattola hit a th tr r run h o in rr to stake llir K nights to .1 .1 n Ir.ol in llir Unit! inning. h r also liiiil .1 single in I h r third tm<l a triple Iniiltiu; oil th r s r v r iilh K nights designate liltlrr Paul Car op reso hit Ins hist hoitir ru n ol Ih r s4-.tson leading oil Ih r sixth Inning and added a sat tllU r 11v In 111*- seventh Sophomore Irlth .iltd rr .l.ison S* lilutt Illlp lo v rd lo I I I ) III r r llr l ol start M lkr lla lp n n ll r pitched l I J tunings allowing six hits and two runs while* sin k in g m il srve*n and w alking four I he* Knights re turn home* tenhiv as d u v host the- University e»| Illinois ( ‘h itago In the opening round of the l.’C F ('lassie Evansville Untvcrsttv atiel Oregon Stale* University plav al I p m lollowe et liv the-1 ( | l Jl i mate Im p at 7 p m Rollins goes to Alabama JA C K S O N V IL L E . A L l lir \< A A on Suiidav mate he el Kulhiis Colle ge- against South ('a n d Ilia Spartanburg and (in ll South Colder cnee rivals Jacksonville* Stale and I toy S ta ir in the* N C A A Division II South Ke aton haske thall lem rnam rnl South Carolina Spartauhiitg (23-3) take s oil Kedlins (21-3) 111 th« e»|N*nrr at I I JO .1 tu Saturday, followed liv Jarksonv 111* State- |2t» ll against I m y state- |2J 3| at* iV t r Mathews ( ' o l tS C I II l l. I he- loser* plav a eoiisolattoii faille at I p m Sunda y. followed hv th r region cham pionship Taking no prisoners Once again they made it inteiesting. but the Oviedo Lions continued their match in the Class 4A state basketball tournament with a /4 69 come from behind victory over the Kissimmee Osceola Kowboys in the 4A Section III championship game this past Saturday night Senior point guard Bernard Green iNo 24. abovol scored a game high 28 points while junior Leon Lowman (No 23. right) chipped in with 19 Tho Lions aro now 32-2, the most wins over by a Semlnolo County team 310 against other Florida schools O viod os ne.t stop is Friday's 3 30 p m somdinal gamo against the Lakeland Lake Gibson Braves at tho Tallahasse Leon County C ivic Center In the other semifinal game, scheduled tor 8 30 p m Friday, pits No t ranked Jacksonville Beach Fletcher against No 2 ranked and dnlondmg slate champion Miami Sonior The stale championship game is scheduled tor 8 30 p rn Saturday in lallahas .oc C l A l l 4A I I C T I O N III C H A M C IO N I H IP OV II D O M K I l l l M M I f O IC I O l A *t O .trd o i m 0 l u i f f t J Wrppi# U W » ’gst '9 t* ft l *»•*■*' ?• U C f l T " II M 4tp»» | H o il o n O f o 't ' t 71 IV ' V O ( t ii i im m r r O i t r o U 14*1 f kfbl'ry 7J DulWW) 0 Vprev<r» • l*o*i 70 I t . II 7 A 4't-i J Go*w«>*l 0 W H A T ’S HAPPENING Junior College Baseball Western New England Community College. 2 p m <M.i ) al Seminole Baseball Bishop Moore at Lyman, / p m Mainland al Lake Mary, / p m Seminole al DeLand. 3 30 p m J.V. Baseball FHSAA gives administrators power to call games I liis 1 4tiili! m 1 in irrru tln k In its S rp li mix*i IfMII. hull* im «lit I Infill.I Mil’ ll Sf IliMtl Af llv illrs Ass,,, i.rn-. ii OeLand at Semlnolo, 3 30 p m Evans al Lake Howell, 4 p m Winter Park al Oviedo. 5 p m Freshman Baseball Lake Highland at Lake Brantley. 7 p m Boys’ Tennis Lyman at West Orange, j 30 p m Girls' Tennis Oviedo al Or Phillips, 3 30 p m C o m p lie d from alaff and w ire reports IIA S K K T H A I.I. ‘ I .Mi p m L S I’V .o llr p r Missouri Valley C o n lrte n c e I .m i ii.m u iii F in a ls Tu ls a vs Stiulliwi si Missoni I Si.Ur ll.i C o m p le te listing s on Pago 2B 0 v* ’ Tot«lV . I t 144* O .trd o II t» J l | l 74 K in t m m r r O t t r o ^ U I I 71 74 »• U iJ o tM il O .t r d o 1 (H (#»*•»' J *t u t m n .r r O w r o t 4 4 ' f f*•»%*♦» I ♦t ill! T o U l lo g it O .ir d u I I 4 yv m m rr O t t o o U t l lo g if d ov* O. D G * f* « I n h t ' ’i4 l tou*% non* S r <i>*J . 0 * *-d>' 17 7 * U m m r t (H< re 4 7) 17 m.nil itii follouiIrift st.itt-iin iii i mu i-iniiiii Inlt riu p lrif nr Mis|M-ii«t< il mihlfHir ulhlrlli* ru n lists It .i s r v r r r ifiiiiK lrrM o n ii nr r l r i l n r . i l sln im « « t ills In llir prior In ih r st.ui nl any nuhlonr in iitf’si nr (lu rin g Ih r m n u -s i. ih r nllti i.ils shall lin n ird U Irlv m n la c l III** prim ipal n! r •!* Ii s* |mn»I lnvnlvt'd to d i-lrrtllllir ll lh«* «’onlrM should l>« plavrd as m h rd u lrd d rla y rd siis |H-ndrd or |N»si|M»iird ll llir prill » ipal nl rttlirf nr Im lh *»l Ih r m I u n >1s In v n lvrd m p H H is Dial ih r mutest I m- lu lrrtu p trd ol |MHll|»niird. Ih r nlfi* uds shall Inirnedialrly honor Sill tl request tl tile principal nl ntilv uni* nl the e«mi|M ling s* IiimiIs is avalla h le . Ills request shall he honored N a tio n a l F e d e ra tio n and /or F H S A A |mill* lex rrga iding s iis |m- i u I r d gainrs shall appli 1 he Sailefv and vm Hair of all *on* lin e d is ol param ount itn (Mill.in* e 111 no •asr shall an ollt* lal d r ill sin It a irq u rs l m linplv that the eoiilrsl w ill I m*lo rlrllrd cs Y \ s \ ' S P O R TS TO N Y DoSOHMIEH llils has alreadv ruin* m io plav m ire tills s« liool veai D* I am i refusing lo plav Seminole in lonttjall oil Sepl 21* I m - i aiise ol llil«a i« n mg w ealhrr While ll was a major In m n v e iilrn c r III was ih»- only game involving a S«ii»lnol« C nuillv learn lo I m playrd lhal night l.vm a n and O v ird u played around a pair *il delay*! II reall> d ld n ‘1 h a lf a lan glh lr linp.H I nil Ihe si-asmi Did on Friday a llrrim nn )usi how |M»tetiltally |x»lrnl tins ruling *an I n s u r la ie d lit S r m lliu lr S l . i r s i l l haselMlI game w lilt ()v irdn Th e game was in the top ol iI m sixth inning O viedo trailing with Si tninnl* holding a I <> lead Oviedo had Ih r (H iirniial ly in g ru n al second when lhal now jegeiidarv freak sioiu i sinned to raer Into S«*mlnul< Counlv I hat's when Ihe utlli lals w en informed that llie ll* Id was lo I n - i leaied iiiiui* dlalelv S ln ie ilit* sixth inning wasu I ov* i III* gain* n -veiled l»a* k In llie last **on pi* I • lllllln g A n d th r F H S A A m u s h ie r * anv re g u la r st-.isnli ( Oiliest lli.ll g» Is lliloilgll live innings asa *nuiplete game I k u i l gel III* w rong Idea the det isiou to slop the game vvasn i made al Ihe I mn * hall ll* Id hill a quarler mile awav ai I hoiuas K W lilghaiu si.id iiu n u h» n S* miiml* was hosiing ill* Seminole DeLiys ll.u k meet Without l nlisldr|.itloft a*M»ui the S4 4»re oi I lit* inning T l i r lia* k in* * l was op|h *1 al ill* S .IIIK t If IK* \«»ti « an s«-( how a illliorily like (Ills <m ild *aslli ahusi d In Ihe past S4 In mi| oil trials (m ild keep a game ri<mi IN'liig si.n it *1 hut m u r il I* g.*n m ill th* game olh* lals *oold dei Ide w hether m not to stop a gam* I Ills t tiling « iiuldn I I m a la* tm in p o stse a so n when i h • F H S A A mandates all games Im played lo their « om pleiioii unless stop|M-d hi llie lO li il i inert v rule Howt v ri s,iy the same situation i n * tiled tu a tegular si a son game dial could have ail llllp.I* I oil ill** all ini|>ottafit *»i (d in g s o f th* distil* i tournament I ortiiuafrlv (lie *oil* eiisus Is dial no one w ithin llir eoontv would do dial lo anvone rise It diM-s rem ind me of die siotv ( on* l in in g lltll V m k when In was o | M * ra lln g a minor league leam III Milwaukee Ills h am was m ( n is iiio ii lo win the league * ham pim iship hui li.ul die slimmest o| leads ovet th* set mid pl.u e leam Ih e two h a m s u ric si h* dul* d lo plav a season e ii *1 I ll g d o ii h I e h « a d ( t a I Milwalike* s Dm* tin t I u Id Losing I m>lIi games would drop V m k s leam m lo so ond Ve**( k s leam lost du llisl gam* A n d t* II In fund in llie s**m id Dill Im lore ill* *olilesl had gone lal enough lo I m- *onstdi t« «t a t oiflplet* game ill* lights al lion lietl I u Id w enl mil and* outdli I Im tt-slailed i tilled h r t o f r ( o f iiiliIssio ne r Judg* Ken»s.*w M oim tain Landis V r r i k explain* *1 dial II had I m t u all a* I **l ( #*n ! Survi ving V * «ik Landis replied I h e ir will Im no more a ils ol l hm! |T M 1a i* !;! l 1 I �S.nlord Herald. Sanford. Florida - Monday, March 9. 1992 T S & S TA N D IN G S SPRING TR A IN IN G All Timas C1T AMERICAN LEAGUE Pit. W L Belli more 0 1000 3 0 1000 <alltotnia 3 0 1000 Seattle 3 Kansas City 3 1 *47 New York 1 4*7 3 1 1 WO Boston Chicago 300 3 3 (eveland 1 1 300 300 Mil wag*ae 1 1 500 1 1 Minnesota [)* troll 1 3 331 1 i •-■as 3 333 1-jjfgntg 1 3 133 Oakland o > 000 NATIONAL LEAOUE W L Pet. f so PiHstouvgfi 3 » Montreal 1 447 3 Vt Louis 1 447 3 Van F r ant iwo 1 *47 3 Atlanta 3 3 300 1Os Angeles 300 3 3 i ihe innatl 1 333 3 i luuston 113 1 1 Philadelphia 1 131 I Chicago 0 3 080 New York 0 3 000 an Diego 0 1 000 NOTE Split squad games count in tlan dings. 1«»v do noI Sunday‘i Garnet California 7, San Die go 7. tit fame CaUtornia .1, San Diego 3, 2nd game St Louis 7., Philadelphia 1 Kansas City 4. Cincinnati 1 ,10 inning! Pit. sour gh 7, Chicago Whit* So* I N V Van!**! 4, N V M*ts0 Atlanta 1. Montreal 7 IS innings Baltimore 3. Toronto 1 Oetroif 1, Boston? Minnesota 4, Teias 3. II Innings Lot Angeles t. Houston 3 Milwaukee vs Chicago Cub* red , rain Cleveland vs Oakland al Phoeni*. ccd. ram San Francisco vt Seattle at Tempt, Arif.* ccd . rain Monday's Games Los Angeles vs Cincinnati at Plant City, I OSp m Boil on vs Houston at Kissimmee, 1 OS pm N V Yankees vs Montreal at Kissimmee. I t ip m Minnesota vs Pittsburgh al Bradenton, I OS p m Chicago White Sot vs Bal timer# at St. Petersburg, 1 01 pm Detroit vt Kansas City at Haines City, t;OS pm Atlanta vs N V Mets at Port St Lurie, I; tOp m St Louis vs T*»at at Port Charlotte. 1,13 Pm Philadelphia vs Toronto at Dunedin, i 35 pm SeaiHe vs Cleveland at Tucson. Arif,, 3 OS pm San Francisco vs Chicago Cubs at Mesa. Aril ,1 01 p m California vs San Diego at Yuma. Arti., 3 OSp m Oakland vs Milwaukee at Chandler, Ark.,, 3 OSp m C O L L E G E B A S EB A LL | South Florida International 10, South F lor Ida 1 F lor ida Southern?. Cent Missouri St 1 Florida Tech4 Philadelphia Te .lile3 Valdosta St tj. Flagler? NBA S TA N D IN G S All Times I I I EASTERNCONFERENCC Atlantic Division L Psf. 14 Tl 431 13 24 S74 39 33 471 34 II .433 27 34 443 It 41 339 14 44 .234 Central Division ■ Chicago SI 17 410 Cleveland J? 20 *41 37 33 397 Detroit Atlanta 29 11 443 Indiana 2? 34 4*0 27 33 430 Milwaukee 31 37 171 Chariot to W tSTCKN CONFERENCE Mtdwttl Division W L Pel 41 31 447 Utah 17 1Z #07 San Antonio 33 3? 33) Houston Denver 20 41 374 17 44 279 Dallas Minnesoia II 44 114 Pacific Division Pur (land 4) II 70S 41 19 *43 Golden Stale Phoeni ■ 2? 31 429 34 24 341 Seattle LA Lakers 31 7? 317 31 10 304 LA Clipper l 20 41 324 Set ramento • cltncN-dpUroH berth Saturday’s Games New York 107. Charlotte 7| We thing ton 94 Milwaukee *0 Cleveland 110 Atlanta?* Indiana 104 Mmneseia »7 San Antonie 111; Phoeni * to? Seattle 10*. New Jt-i wry W Golden Slate HO Houston 100 Sunday s Games Chicago 101 Philadelphia?? Detroit v? LA laker i ?3 Miami lit. Washington S4 Belton III. Orlande?l San Antonio ?). Dallas It U»ah M3 Denver M l A CI•pewr s ?f Golden State ?? Houston IP* Sacramento 100 Portland to* Seattle *1 Menday's Game N* w York at Philadelphia 7 10 pm Tuesday s Games Denver at Orlande. 7 1? p m (Niton al Miami, f: M p m Minnesotaat Chartotto I1» p m phoeni* at Cleveland 7 30p m Washing Ion «t Indiana 7 10p m L A, 1 al ers at New Yor k •,pfit Portland at Milwaukee, • 30p m Dalle* at Houston • 30 p m Ailame al San Antonio. I Mp m O fiie l «i l**rii* 10pm New Jett** at Gulden State to 30p m LAClippersat Sacramento. 10 3§p m No* York (ioston Philadelphia Miami New Jersey Wash rngton Orlande 44 m*: 1 9 14*1 11 17to 14*S — to 13*1 20' i 23 77»t 17 OR — 4 •’ i >1 34 39 — I't 4»» 9*1 IPs 13 33 NBA BOXBB BOSTON m il t.e-r’bi* A 14 1 1 il Bird k ? 1 9 13. Parish S I 4 4 l« Brown J A o A 4, t ewis 7 13 1 3 17, MeHa*e 7 11 I I ts Douglas Ik 14 4 flinc hrwy I I 4 A 4, I a* A 10 0# II Kto«ne 1 3 00* late's 45 42 1A 77 111 ORLANDO (t il CaHedge t II I t I Turner A It M It M<4j*h s • 17 4 I 3? Bowie A 13 3 4 11. Skites 3 If A 0 • W>)iiam* It t| 9 4 14. Kite ) A d i A Smith I 3001 Com hi,an* 14 00 1 Totals it tl to ik ti Be*Sen 10 37 3? 97-111 Orlande II 19 30 t l - ?l I Pu nt gv*9 * (WHO* j 4 iff #d 3 I Douglas •ttando t t fCwihian. I l CattedgeO t Stiles 0 4) feu*ed out None Rdountfi tSo*tgn St i Bird ?), Orlando it (ReliertS III Assists Boston 10 (Bird Brown Douglas 4> Orlando )f ( Ssnes H I total touts Boston la O la n d a ll Tn h n ca l Douglas A - 11. Ikt WASHINGTON (H I Janes I t 00 9. Grant f 70 0 0 tft, Eltdon 1(1 70 4 7 |« A dam * 4 l| I t * h u g d r 9 10 9 4 • f piker A t § } 0 E n g lish § 14 ft t 14 Tu rne r i. | j i i», i Vruiw I 7 0 1 • T©1ait 43 *■» H 30 41AMI ( H|| long* 17 9 411 M l# II If » 7 10 Se>ka»y I 4 * It She* I ? 00 10 S Smith k It 0# Id Coles 4 • 9 3 14, Edwardi 0 4 00 0. Burton | 10 3 4ll,O gg1 I 1 » Totals 44 S02I TOUT Washington 34 31 21 I I - H Mlim l 14 IS 11 34-111 3 Point goals-Washington I f [ English 1 f. Adams 0 SI, Miami 3 • (Rice 3 7, Burton 0 It Fouled out-Non* Rebounds-Wishing ton 4) (E llison I I ) , M .im i At (Selkaly U ) Assists—Washington I I (Adams it , Miami IS (S Smith I ) Total fovli-Wathmgton 74 Miami 14 Technicals— Miami illegal defense A -I4 J4 0 1COLLI C lT lA L L l WOMEN EAST Mlddlebury 44 Babton 74 MIDWEST Brad lev St, Illinois St. 14 Indiana 70, Illinois** Iowa 43, Wltconsin 34 Pur dvr*It. Ohio SI. FA SOUTHWEST Teaat M Rk*4t FAR WEST Arirona St 99. UCLA 91 Southern Cal 71, ArironaAl TOURNAMENTS Atlantic Caatf Canterenc# Semlllnati Georgia Tech 74, Clem son 73 Virginia 74, North Carolina 5S Btg East Conference Semifinals Conner ticuf 13. Georgetown 44 Miami It, Providence 71 Bl« Eight Conference Kansas 70, Oklahoma it Colorado 74, Nebraska 44 East Cat it Conference Semifinals Buffalo 70. Motstfall Cenf. Connecticut St IS, Towson St 41 Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championship St Peter's 73. La Salle 71 Patriot League Championship FordhamlS. Lafayette Sa Southeastern Conference Semifinals Georgia 71. Mississippi Id Tennessee*4, Kentucky AO M IA M III. PROVIDENCE 71 PROVIDENCE lit 01 Lit A l l 3 3 IA. Fontanella 3A I I 0. Go*ft sche 3 4 0 0 4 Cole • 171 3 30. Lewis S II 4 A 17. Kennedy 11001. McDonnell 1 4 00 3 TotAls 34 17 10 IS 70 M IAMI 110 1} Me Garry 1 S 00 I. Savage 1133 It If 41. Ptowden A It 1 3 II. Wilson t * 3A S. Hebert 5 11 4 4 14, Harris 3 4 t i l , Armour 0 1 00 0. Eyer 1 3003 Totals31 AO30I I 13 Halftime— Providence 40. Miami 34 3 point Qoalt-Providenc* • 17 (Lewis 3 3. Lit 3 3. Cole 3 4. McDonnell 14. Fontanella 0 It. Miami 0 7 (Hebert Q 1. Savage 0 3, Wilson 0 31 Fouled out-Fontanella, Lewis Re bounds-Providence 4d (Geettsche 131, Miami 41 (Savage 131 Assists-Providence 14 (Lewis. Coie 41. Miami 13 (Wifson. Hebert 4l, Totali fouls-Providence 31, Miami 13 A — 3,013 M EN CAST Brandt is »?, Colby OA ViUaneva 7A. Syracuse SA SOUTH Duke t«. North Carotin# 77 Georgia Tech 101. Ctomsen Cl MIDW EST Kaneat ?7. Missouri I? Michigan 41. Indiana 40 Wis Stevens PI A3. Wit Riv Falls 40 SOUTHWEST Tanas OA. Tetas AAM A3 FAR W EST Long Beach Sf 93. San Josa St 00 UC Santa Barbara 70. Paclfk U 41 UCLA 00. Washington 7? - . T O U m tA ttlH T V . Atlantic 11 Cantoruse* GNtfartortinalv MatsadHisatls MM. Rutgers 14 „ Rhode Island 7S. Georg# Washington 44 Temple IS. I I Joseph's If West Virginia 74. Dvquesne *9 Catonlal Athletic Assacialwn lemKinals James Madison II. American U S7 Old Dominion42. Richmond SI CCAC South Chain plenttop Dickinson 70. Penn St fiehrend IS Cast Caatf Conference Semifinals Itotstra 77, Md Baltimore County 74 Tow son St 90, Rider 71 Ecac Upstate Champtonship Hamilton'17, F redan la St 71' Metre Atlantic Athletic Cottierence Semifinals La Satto 44. Siena 71 Manhattan 79. Iona 71 MZd Continent Cent*rente First Raend Cleveland It 40 Akron 77. OT E Illinois 44 Wright SI 73 III Chicago 40. N minors 44 Wis Green Bar M W Illinois37 Missouri Valley Contorenc* Semifinals SW Missouri St Al. Illinois St SA OT Tulsall. S. Illinois 7? Ohia Valley Cantorent * Murray SI II, E Kentucky AO Patrkil League Hue Snell A4 Holy Cross 77 tordhamtA. Lehigh 04 l Tennessee St 74. Tn Chatlanooga 43 Southland Centerence NE Lovisianall, le*as San Antonio 77 Sen Balt Canteram t Championship SW Louisiana 7S. Louisiana Tech 7i West Coast Conference Semi«u*aI* Gun/aga 34 Santa Clara It Pepper dme 47. San Francisco AS NCAA Division II Man's Tournament New England Regional At Manchester, N H Friday. March I! Assumption, M ast i l l I t ) at New Hampshu e Col loge 133 A1 Merrimack Mas* 117 131 vt Bridgeport Com* (»4A1 Saturday, March 1* Assumption NMt winner vt Merrimack SootR Central R tfo M l At Tapeka, Kan Friday. March 13 Central Osiahoma 133 AI vs Missouri Wes*ern(33 0l TeaasABI |» 111 at Washburn Kan |9A at Saturday, March 14 Cent Oklahoma Mo Western winner vs Te*as A4! Washburn winner 'North Central Region at At Brookings. S D Friday. Manti 11 North Dakota (33 01 vt Denver (31 SI St Cloud State Minn l|B 101 at South Dak (Ha State 133 7) Saturday. March tl UNO Denver winner vt Si Cloud I D State winner last Regional At California Pa Friday March il Philadelphia Te.Me (37 It vs S« Rase N V (3341 Pace N V (nSlatCaiilorntw Pe (M i| Saturday, March 14 Pfwia Teatne Sf Rose winner ** Pace Canter hi# winner Al iocksonviUe Ala Saferdei, March 14 Beit mi * (M It vs 1 C W < r k v r s i l l II Trey Slat* At# If ] Il at J n i t e i m e ki#N Ala 13A it ay. Merck l» A R O U N D T N I N A T IO N Rollins S C Spartanburg winner vs Troy St. Jacksonville Sf winner West Regional At Bakersfield, Calif Friday, March 13 UC Riverside 111 SI vs Grand Canyon. A m (30 41 CSU Chico (13 It at CS Baktrtfteld (13 Al Saturday, March 14 UC Riverside Grand Canyon winner vs CSU Chico CS Bakersfield winner Great Lakes Regional At Owenstore, Ky. Friday. March II Wayne State, Mich (13 7|vs It Joseph s Ind (It 71 Grand Valley Slate, Mich (70 ?l at Ken tucky Wesleyan (It 7| Saturday, March 14 Wayne SI, St Joseph* winner vs Grand Val SI Ky. Wesleyan winner 'South Atlantic Reg tonal At Fayetteville, N C. Friday, March 1) Johnson C Smith N C I14AI vs Norfolk State. Va (1711 Albany State. Ga 11*1) vs Virginia Union Ilk 31 At Springfield, Mast. Quarterfinals Thursday, March 34 New England champion vt South Central champion North Central champion vs East champion South champion vt West champion Great Lakes champion vs South Allan tic champion Semifinals Friday, March 37 New England S. Central winner vs. N Central East winner S o u th W est w in n e r v t G re a t Lakes S Atlantic winner Championship Saturday, March It Semifinal winners NHL S TA N D IN G S All Times EST W ALESCONFERENCE Pal rick Division W L T Pis GF GA NY Rangers 42 33 4 M 773 330 Washington 34 73 7 S3 743 1J7 New Jer sey 34 74 9 77 3S1 111 Pittsburgh » 31 • 44 743 7SS NY Islanders 31 31 • 44 2«z 743 Philadelphia 35 31 11 41 307 771 Adams Division a Montreal 40 33 • 44 7)4 170 * Boston 30 34 10 70 774 731 21 31 11 41 234 7S4 Buffalo Hartford 30 34 11 SI 70S 740 Quebec 14 41 11 39 303 347 CAM PBELL CONFERENCE Narrts Division W L T Pit OF OA ■ Detroit 34 77 10 43 371 721 Chicago 30 34 14 74 31? 300 St Louis 31 34 t 71 337 374 Minnesota 79 11 S 41 113 731 31 37 7 S3 302 3S3 Toronto Smyth* Division Vancouver 37 31 10 41 711 70S 31 74 13 71 1S3 144 Lot. Angelas Edmonton ]1 30 7 49 7S3 7S3 34 20 13 44 701 7IS Winnipeg 74 31 10 *7 747 7S7 c *> «»', IS 47 S IS 177 794 San Jose ■ clinched playoff berth Saturday's Games Philadelphia S. N V Rangers# Chicago 1. Boston I Vancouver 5, Hartford 1 Detroit 4. Quebec 4, tie Washington 1. New Jersey I. OT Montreal A N Y Islander »1 Calgary k. St Louis t Los Angeles S Pittsburgh 3 Sunday's Games Chicago 4*Boston § Saw Jaw a. T oronto t N T ttrendens Outran)? Montreal«.. Detroit t Vancouver I, Philadelphia ) Minnesota 4. Winnipeg 7 Monday's Games Washington at N Y, Rangers, 7; IS p m Hartford at Quebec. 7 33p m Toronto at Los Angeles, 10 3kp m Tuesday's Gamas PhitadetphiaatN Y Islanders, f li p m Calgary at Pittsburgh, 7 31p m, San Josa al Chicago, A lkp m Minnesota at Sf Louis, I S3p m IG O L F It.4 million Dora! Ryder Open MIAMI Scores and prize money Sunday alter the final round of ft** »I40C 000 Dora) Ryder Open, played on the A .fif yard, ipar— I I 1Blue Course of 'the Dor el Resort and Country Club Ray Floyd 1137 000 A7A7A7 70-171 Keilh Clearwater. SUJ 700 kA47 7 0 M -U 3 F red Couples. 1113 700 M ******- m Ken Green. M l 400 A? 70 44 4/ V t Davis Love III. Ml k00 71 kAkl 47-174 Howard T witty. ISO a00 44 4*44 70-771 Male Irwin. M3.I7* 70 44 70 70 774 Tom Kile. 147 1/» 71 44444?-774 MarkOMaara S47 17k 70 7) 43 70-774 Larry Nelson S41.173 44714171-774 Doug TeweII. i l l 400 714? 4 A M -777 Mark Brooks. 131400 714*414? 777 Ed Dougherty. 173 440 71 70 4* 44 J7| Thomas Lehman. SIS 4A0 4A 7III4A -I7A Jim Woodward tik,4o0 71 70a? a d -H I P H Morgan III, SIS 440 44 4* 71 At IIS Wayne Levi.IIS MO 7I 70 44 II -J7A Curtis Strange, Ili/SGl «,I 73 ;7| 4ft -13? BructLiefjkt I I I ?04 74 70 4? 44-13? Dan Pohi |U*04 44 73 73 47-17? Loren Robert* Sir fOr 44 3k 31 47-13? John Huston S14 *©i 71 30 i t 4« -17? Scott Gi mp |I4 ?04 7) 70 47 4* 77? Jim Hatlet. SHSO* 70 71 AAA?-IT? Andrew Magw I I I *04 714A4?70-1I? OevrdPeoples 114 KM 70 1144 70-IT ? Ben Crenshaw, t!4?&4 47 4? It 71-27? Jay Don Bias*. St4.?04 44 71 44 77 17* Jay Detsmg I* 330 71 71 A? 44- ItO Lance Ten BroecS ft* 110 44 7J 70 70-300 M.keHulbert ftt kIO 7171Ak?l-ltO Dufty Waldorf M 103 47 73 74 4 7 -Ml Neal Lancaster M10I 7l7 la A A ?-M I Jett Human M 103 4? 4i 73 71 Ml Joey Smdelar.M t01 4* 71 A? 71-M I Steve E Ikington. 13.210 44 /1 74 71 -M I I4M 404 O TE West Classic Q JAI, Cahf Scores and prire money Sunday after ttw final round at th# M » 000 G T f West Classic played on the a 1*0 yard par 700 1ai Valley Country Club Bruce Cremptun $47 300 44 a) 4a 1*3 Chi Chi Rodriguer 11* 000 47 44 70 l*i AlGeiberger . U I 300 44 4*44 70' D»«k Hendrickson H I 000 *♦ 44 41 307 OonMassengaW It* MO 43 72 4 4 -M l Bert Yancey. ItS 7)0 44 #7 44-701 Simon Hobday flk.113 70 4147 - 304 Jim C oh»«« lift Ilk 434* 70- 104 Dewitt Weaver lit.ft* 70***4-103 George Archer fit It* *7 70*4 10) J C Snead tll.lt* *A 47 70-Mk Bill Kennedy, li t It* M A* 4* 303 Larry Lauryif, u B7* U 71 47 - 30« j.mAibvs SA074 *40*41-30* Dave Stockton 14 07# 4*4*44 704 Gory PlayOf . 14 07* 71 44 4?- )Q* Butch Baird St 034 4* 70 30- 904 De«*H II $4 4w; H 7 0 M >07 Tommy Aaron u 4*0 70 70 *7 - 907 D m Bos M 440 4* 44 71 307 HobertGanna S3 kas 7 0 fti» 90i Harord Hemrng |S 3S) 70 #• 70- 904 Kerrmt/arley MAM 71 70*4-90? Arnold Palmer U 4*4 al 73 a? TO? O r» no M um) r $4 44* 70 *4 71- 70* le e fld vr MA*A *4 *4 7| - JO? Walter /ambr Ml, si AM 7> 7**4-310 ChuckGreon A) AM 7J a* /1© M -1lev Barber i ) IM *4 TJ TO -IW Jim m , Powell S U M e*fi*7-2io Babe H.saeyH AM 70 70 70 JiA Oa«e Oougiaas |1 S3* k* 79 74 2IQ Kan Still I I AAA 74 4# 71- III JahnBrodw SI AM 4*7171-111 ferry D U 47 AM A ? 7 lf » -)ll Al Kelley SIAM 7* 7047-111 Rackv lhamwwn SIM* 70*0 71-111 Bob Brut. 13,37? 7349 70-113 Bob Wynn. 13.37? 73 4? 70-111 Joe J Imenei.il,J7t 74 44 70-311 Jlm O Hern. 13,33? 70 71 *9— 113 Frank Beard. 11,974 71 71 71-113 Doug DaUiel.H.*74 73 49 71-113 Walter Morgan. 11,974 73 79 49-113 Oobby N.chols. 11.974 74 70 49-113 Dick Rh Rhyan. 11.974 73 7140-913 MIS.AAA LPGA In#marl Classic POWAY. Calif. - Final scares and prl/e money Sunday in the 1431,000 LPGA Inamorl Classic, played on the A,1a| yard, par 71 StonertOge Country Club Course: Judy Dickinson, 141.730 49 *949 70- 271 Meg Mai Ion. 139.344 70 40 7407-17? Debbie Massey. 123.140 73 71 A? 70- 304 CindyFlggCurrler.113.lA0 73*0 70 71-7*4 Elaine Crosby, 111,140 70 40 71 74-904 Helen Allrtdsson. H4.f 70 70 71 74 4 9 -M I Ok Hee Ku. 117 *17 71 *4 71 73-M4 Tine Barrett. 110.011 73 71 71 TO-M7 Nina Foust, 110.011 71 71 74 70-307 Michelle Mackalt, 110,011 74 47 74 71-M7 Amy Alcotf. 17,314 71 74 73 A0-3M Kate Hughes, 17.JM 73 7I 74 49-M0 Lise lott? Neumann. 17,314 74 71 70 73- M l Nancy Ram shottom. |7,314 71 71 74 77- M i F lorenc* Descampe. 11.413 74 73 71 A t - 30? Pamela Wright. 11.433 74 74 71 7 0 -M? Barb Mucha. 11.433 71 71 77 71-799 Dana Lolland. 11.431 A? 717* 7 1 -M? Donna Andrews. 11.413 A? 77 70 71-M ? Julio Larson. 14.141 10 40 73 70-790 Trlth Johnson. 14.141 71 71 73 70-390 Caroline Pierce. 14.141 71 74 71 73- 390 Angie R idgeway, 14.141 71 73 71 74-390 Dale Egg?ling, 14.141 71 07 73 71-390 Keren Devies. 13,73? 71 73 74 *9 - 391 MIrons! Kobe yashl. 13.72? 74 71 71 71-191 Kim Saikl, 13.77? 74 73 71 73-191 Laurel Keen. 13.71? 70 74 74 73-391 Sue Thornes, 13.72? 74 70 49 74-191 Brand it Burton. 13.779 71 73 A? 71-191 Missie Bertootll. 11,11? 75 73 71 73-791 Vel Skinner. 11.119 49 74 7174-193 Key Cockerill, 13,119 71 74 73 71-793 Jane Crefter.U. H9 73 71 73 71-193 Sherri Turner. 17eM 71 71 M 77-193 CeroCnt Gowen. 32,4)4 71 73 71 73-191 Allison Finney. 13AM 73 74 71 71-193 Jenlyn Britt. SIAM 73 71 74 71-791 Lori West. 13.430 74 71 40 70 -393 M B Zimmerman. 13,043 77 71 73 73-M4 Joan Pitcock, 13.043 74 71 74 73- 394 Pearl Sinn. 13.042 73 71 74 73-394 Melissa McNamara, 11,047 71 14 71 74-394 Lynn Adams, 11.041 71 74 74 74-394 Mary Murphy, 13,041 70 74 71 71-394 Cindy Mackey. $>*43 71 71 71 74-394 M O TO R C Y C L E S A IM Daytona IM iuperbtkt D AYTO N A BEACH - Results Sunday from the Daytona International Speedway of ihe American Motorcyclist Association Daytona 200 Superbike races with finish postlion (starting position), rider name, hometown, motorcycle and lap completed: Daytona 344 Suparbikt I. ( » . Scott Russell. Jonesboro. G a . Kawasaki. 17 laps. HOAAfmph; 3 (II. Doug Poien, Corinth, Totes, Ducali. 17; J ill, Mika Smith. Canton. G o , Honda. S7; 4 (10). David SaJowtki. Buford, Ga . SwiwkL 34; 1 II I). Stovo Crevier. Pt. Coguiltem, British Columbia. Honda. 14 4 (4), Shokthl Tsui ample, Akothl, Japan, Kawasaki. 14; 7 (311 James Adamo. Glen Cove. N Y .. Ducoti. 14; $. (19). Thomas Stevens. Santo I. Kawasaki. 11; 9. (41). Larry Schwaritach, Houston, Yamaha, 11; 10 (If). Scotl Zampech, Milwaukee. Yamaha. 11 II. (34). Mark Cton. N Miami. Yamaha. IS. 13 (43). Christian Gardner. Boulder. Ceto. Yamaha. 14; I). (101, Eric Moo. Spring Lake. Mich . Honda. 14; 14 (I t ). John Hopper***dBoutder, Colo . Yamaha. 14; t l (IS). Michael Taylor. Toronto. Kawasaki, 14 14 (49), Tripp Nobles. Macon, Ga , Kawasaki. 14. 17. (37). Jay Springttoon. Lapeer. Mich . Kawasaki. 14; 10 (14). Oavtd Leach, Katetbrfdge, N Ireland, Yamaha, 14, It (17), Adriano NorduccL Holy. Ducat). 14 ; O (13). Philip McCafton, Armach, N. Ireland. ndavtt.« 11. (41). Jebn Aikmead, West Palm Beach. Kawasaki. U ; Tl (M ). Kevin Blais. Miami. Kawasaki, 13; 33. (A ll. Paul tcRwemmer. lewth Daytona, Honda. I I ; 14. (M ). Craig Gleason. San Marcos. Teaas. Kawasaki, 13; 31 (32). Manfred Fischer, Germany. Kawasaki, 13 2* 1341, Larry Pegram, Baltimore. Honda. 12, 17. (41). Frank Kinsey. Tffoivllle. Yamaha. SI; 71 (401, Clifton Blgonay. Catonsviiie. Md . Honda. 13. 39 ( 49). Rodney Farris. Geekten, M d . Suiukl. S3. 30 ( 43). Ray Yoder. Jr . Streamwood. I l l . Sulukl. 12 31 144). Sho Noguchi. Setagaya. Tokyo. Yamaha. S3; 31, (I t ). Dean Mizdal. Casta Mesa. Cahf. Suzuki, 13, 33 111). Andrew Dealherage. Cleveland. Sutukl. 12. 14 (29), Robert L. Wright, Sandy. Utah. Suzuki. 12. 31. (M l, F rlti Kllng. E Lansing. M ich . Kawasaki 12 M (47), Mike Karm, Michigan City. In d , Suzuki. 11; 37 (111. Ronald McGill. Upper SI. Clair. Pa . Kawasaki. It ; M. (19). Danny Roberts. W Palm Beach. Suzuki, II ; 39 1141, Kavln Hunt, Goose Creek, S t , Suzuki, 11; #0 (131. Ptter Malhicson, Aukland. New Zealand.Kawasakl.il. 41 (44). Lawrence Hanlon, Poughkeepsie. N Y . Kawasaki. SO. 43 ( 30). Rkk Shaw. M iam i. Yamaha. 10. *3 (41). Bryan Bemisdtrfer, Greencasfte, Pa , Sulukl, 10. 44 (71). Don Vance. Cananda. Sulukl. 49 41 11), Jamie James, Prerlevllle, L a . Yamaha 44; 41 (41), Javier Abrego. MeHco. Kawasaki. 40. 47. 1311, Michael Brenet. Baca Raton. Kawasaki. 40 44 ( 701. Mike Harth, Baton Rouge. L a . Suzuki, afl; 49 (All, Froddio Spencer, Shreveport. La . Honda. 4, >1. (71), lltpfsen B. DeCamp, Oellona. Kawasaki, 41, II 1131, Robert Meittor. New Berlin. Wise . Yamaha.. 41; 13. (401, Brad Haien. Orange. Calif. Kawasaki, 41. 13 (17). Al Charles. Ubca Mich . Ducalt, 44 14 IM I. Scoff Gray, Santo Rosa Calif . Kawasaki 40. 11 144). Jesus Rodregues. Maiics, Honda. 39 34 (19), Jaion prtdmofe, Ventura. Cahf. Kawasaki. 34. 17 (3). Tafcahiro Sohwa Japan Kawasaki, 34; 10, 111). Dale Quarter ley, Rockland, Mass , Bimota 31; 19 (91. Brian Morrtsan. Scotland. Kawasaki. >7. to (7). John Reynolds. England Kawasaki. 3* 41 (4). Pascal Pkotto. Canada. Ducati. 21. *2 (111. Jacques Gvenetto J r . Canada. Honda 32 41 13*1. Marc Smith. Newington. Conn Kawasaki. 14 44 (111, Jebn Cat. Ormond Beach, Yamaha, t« At (33). Mika Walsh, Canada. Yamaha, (3 44 114), Tom Kipp. Kirtland Hills. Ohio Honda. V *7 131), Brian Bernard. Santa Ana. Calif , Sulukl. |, 40 I fa7 Francesco Fobiano, Boston Honda | *9 (a ll. O Greg Abbott. Houston Suzuki. I; 70 (7|), John Long, nt. Suzuki i TE N N IS 1334,4*4 Virginia Slims el Florida BOCA RATON - Results Sunday m the 1330 000 Vtrgmta S'ims of Florida woman * tournament played at the o'o Club Boca Raton I seeding* m parentheses) plH'pl Stofl’1 Graf III. Germany del Conchila Marbnei 141,Spa«n 34 4 1 *4 Lansa Savchenko. Latvia- andi Natalia Zverwa Cl'S. d*f Eva Pfatl. Germany, and' C a th e rin e S u ite , F ra n c o , 4 1, 4 • Final Harvey Wild Heethorn Woods Cenctota AAartuwz, 4 1,4 f III and Graf regains w in n in g w ays BOCA IZATON — Stem G raf la learning that the can win tlirec-sci matches, too. Orof recovered from a alow start Sunday to cam her find tournament title this year, beating Conchtta Martinez 3 6. 6-3, 0-0 In the Virginia Sllmaof Florida. Graf once won 66 conaecutlve matches, most of them routs, but her path to championships Is no longer so routine. She needed three sets In tne quarterfinals to beat Zina Garrison, and In the semis, she rallied from a service break down In the second set to finish off Mary Joe Fernandez. Graf lost a set to Martinez Tor the first time In their six matches before taking charge of the final. Hitting the ball deeper and harder than at Ihe outset, the top-seeded German won 14 consecutive [mints early In the third set to pull away. Elliot w in s again RICHMOND. Va. — Bill Elliott held off Alan Kulwlckl by IN Inches Sunday to win Ihe Pontiac Excitement 400. his second victory In a row and the richest win of his career.. Elliott, who started from the pole, won 4373.700. Including the 4197.600 Unocal 76 Challenge bonus. Th e bonus, which builds at 47.600 a race and goes to a driver winning both the pole and the race, had gone unclaimed for 36 eventa. Th e Dawsonvllle. G a„ racer. In hla first season driving for Ju n io r Johnson, came up with only his second short track victory and the 36lh win of his career as he led 34S of 400 laps on the .79-mile Richmond International Raceway oval. Harry G anl, who won the Tall race at Richmond last season, was Ihe main competition for Elliott until late In the race when Kulwlckl came on to challenge the leader. Gant came home third, followed by Davcy Allison. Darrell Wnltrlp and Ricky Rudd, the last competitor on the lend lap. F lo y s w in s Dorsl MIAMI — Ray Floyd Is one big step closer to a goal that has not been achieved In American professional golf. "M y goal this year Is to win on both lours, this lour and Ihe senior tour," Floyd said. He announced that target early last week, and repealed It Sunday after a two-stroke victory tn the Doral Open. Fred Couples, his close friend, protege and Ryder Cup partner, tied for second with Keith Clearwater at 373. Clearwater had a closing 68. Davis Love III and Ken Green tied for fourth at 374. Each Imd a closing 67. Howard T w ltly was next at 70-275. Larey Nelson, playing In the final twosome with Floyd, bogeyed the last hole to complete a round of 72 and dropped back Into a four-way tie at 276. Softball Continued from IB P ro v id in g the offense for Markham Woods Baptist were David Haines Ifour singles, two runs scored. RBI). Steve Parker (three singles, run scored. RBI), Kevin Lilly Itwn singles, two r u n s s c o r e d . R B11, B i l l Trrw llle g c r (two singles, run scored, RUII and Pete Bouldcry (two singles. RUI). Also hitting were Juck D inner (double, run scored. RBI). Klclh Vincent (single, run scored. RBI) and Richard Walker (single, run scored). T h e N u tlv lty " D is c ip le s " scored five nuts In the bottom or the first Inning, but the Sanford Ch ristian "D e a co n s " battled track to lead U-H by scoring four runs In the top of the fifth Inning. T h e "Disciples" look the lead for good however as Ron Ponrn. Mel Goings and Ken Kauffman had consecutive doubles leading off thr bottom of the fifth Inning as lire winners scurrd three runs. Pacing Ihe "Disciples" were OviedoContinued from IB year. Jacksonville Bcach-FIcicher. al H:30 p.m. Friday night. Th e winnrra will inert u! 8:30 p.m . Saturday night. The victory gives the fourthranked Lions a 32-2 record, the most wins rv rr by a Seminole County train. Th e win broke Ihe rei-ord of 31 wins set by Semi­ nole High School liark In Ihe IU79-HO season, which also wus Ih r losl Icam make a slate up|irnruner. II also keeps Oviedo underrated against Florida op­ ponents (ill* year. T h r game was a throw hark to Just five yrars ugo when Oviedo und Osct-olu were lx.th in the same district In Class 3A and year In and year nut were thr class trams or Ih r dlstiirl. O sceola, p la y in g its first season at the 4A level, gol off lo a grr.it start and led 16-11 after the first [H-rtiMi. Th e Lions would out score the Kowlxiys In each of Ihe nrxt three quarters, hut it still lixik a 27-20 fourth quurirr edge fur Oviedo lo pull mil Ihe win. "T h a i's our game strategy, get Ihe oilier tram over-confident." kidded Oviedo head coach Ed Ikillun. "W e dangle the rurrul In ImnI of them, then make II d!sap|H-ar. We gel you walehlng Ihr Irfi hand while thr right hand Is doing snnirlhlng else. It's a lot of fun to win full games, but w r m ukr tl fun Tor the fans also by krrplng the games rlosc. "I'm proud of our fans turnout since the tournament starred. I think the |lost season Is as much G o in g s (iw o d o u b le s , tw o singles, four runs scored, three RBI). Kauffman (Iwo doubles, single, three runs scored, two RBIl und Porlcn (iwo doubles, single, three runs scored. RBIL Also in thr hit column were Jln r Mowlnskl (three slnglrs. three RBIL Mike Horbrl (two s in g le s , ru n s c o re d ), J i m Poucher (two singles). Jo h n Sofarelll (single). Floyd Westcrvll Itwo runs scored) and Jason Johnson (run scoredl. C o n trib u tin g to a 19 hit "D c a ro n s " offense were Jeff Overbuy (double, two stogies, two runs scored, two RBIl. Don Stewart (double, two singles, two runs scored. RBI). Ed Ramos (three singles, iwo runs scored, two RBI), David Tussle (double, single, run scored. RDI| and Bill H o r n (d o u b le , s in g le , ru n scored). Alsu contributing were Keith Brlllon (two singles, run scored, RBIL Bo Sellers (Iwo singles, run scoredl. Darryl Dorn [double. RBIL K rrry Myrre (single, run scoredl and Bruce Preston I RBIL Tor Ihe fans as It Is for the kids. It's put some added pressure on us tircause now we're playing for Ih r fans, the school and llir county." In addition lo Green. Junior guard la-on Lnwinun (19). and junior forwurds Randy Wrlglu IIO| and Devon Green (111 also hit for double figures. Senior ••enter Simon Harper J r . added four and Junior Brad Lukrns two. Helping nut Frenslry fur Ihe Kowboys were Eggc Leon (20) a n d D a n krl(IO ). I Play ■ Exciting High Paying T, ,Tn I w in e i T e c i O H f t i f I X p m Thn Lsast'NgN MOnsss 100 pm . Frw ASmsswi Mon, Wtd, S* StsasKksup CtassdSuidir ht*ew Sorry Vou Must Or 18 It WAMBACTHHIS HOCKEY Natrowel Itochey League QUEBEC NO R O lQ U El - Treded Ktp Miner right wmg. to ihe Minna sofa North Stars lor Stove Maifart- ngM n*ng SAN JOSE SHARKS - Traded Murray GorbuN cantor, to th# Quebec Nerd*dues tor 'Don Barter right *>ng W ASHINGTON CAPITALS - Assigned Tim Barg'and left wing to Baltimore e of t o American Hoc hoy League S A N F 0 R D -0 R IA N D 0 KENNEL CLUB NvViatOrbnda. Just o4Huy 17-42 IDt Dr* T n O W , Langaoad * 831-1600 ■♦ ** v **■ ' T ft- . -4 �v^iTt iff lB m im M ’fliiflVtt t h -1* - t y r r r.rini r <•-■- •‘ ■■NEaam M BKGEM Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, March 9. 1992 - 98 Geranium versatile, popular IN B R IE F soils should be amended with organic matter such as leaf mold, peal moss or compost. In QARDKNINQ areas where the soil Is very poor. It Is raster and less expensive lo irnnsplant small plants Into In­ expensive plastic 2 to 4 gallon pots filled with good organic soil BETTE CANNAVINO nnd place the pots Into Ihe flower beds In the garden. Sink Ihe pots Into the soil until Ihe lop surface of Ihe pots la at soil level, then cover Ihe area with a mulching material such as grass plant. Geranium s will grow as a clippings, pine needles, cypress perrnnlal In areas where frosl Is bark or pine hark chips. seldom experienced and In some Garden colls, especially In new protected areas In central Flor­ flower beds arc frequently In­ ida. IFA S discourages carrying fertile. Flower beds should be geraniums through the winter, fertilized prior lo planting or at however. In tny opinion. I have planting time w ill) complete Geraniums grow best In Tull seen some plants do very well for soluble or partially soluble fertil­ sun. however, they will tolerate nl least one full year during a izers. Use n complete fertilizer p a rt ia l sh a d e b u t u s u a lly mild winter season. In niariy such as 6-6-6 br similar analysis become leggy and produce Irss northem stales the practice of fertilizer at Ihe rale of 2 pounds flowers. Th e y can be planted as carrying a geranium through ihe per 100 square feel. Th e fertiliz­ soon as the danger of frost ts wittier Is known as overwinter­ er can lx- Incorporated when past and this month would lx- an . ing. I Imve adcii geraniums preparing Ihe beds or It can lx excellent time to add them to which were stored In a cool, dry broadcast on top of the soil. your garden. Th e plant usually basement grow well Li Hie Fertilizers should be applied grows best with night lempcrn- spring, however, with our h u ­ curly In the growing season nnd lurrs of 60 to 63 degrees F. and m idity overw intering In Ihe rrpralcd on a monthly basts. In day temperatures of 70 to 85 gnragr or Indoors dors not pro­ rcrcnl yrurs controlled release degrees F. O u r hot Florida vide the same lasting results to fertilizers have become available summers tend to retard Ihelr the p la n ts . G e ra n iu m s are lo ihe home gardener. These growth and flowering. During usually Inexpensive to purchase fertilizers release their nutrients this time if your geraniums are and it Is often best to buy new at n slow rate, thereby reducing grown In containers you might plantings each season. the frequency of application re­ want lo consider moving the Geraniums grow best In soils sulting In less work lor you. This plants lo a partially shaded that provide good drainage and lype of fertilizer can be worked location In your garden until the aeration and have good moisture Into the soil al planting lime nnd lemperaturrs have cooled In a n d n u t r i e n t r e t e n t i o n later used as a surface applica­ order to extend the life of your capacities. O u r sandy Florida tion on established plantings. People watching Is a favorite pastime of many who frequent crowded areas such as airports or even grocery stores. I enjoy watching people shopping in nurseries and garden cenlers making their Individual srtcclions of plant material and wondering how they will be displaying Ihclr choices In Ihelr home gardens. This spring I have noticed that onr or the most papular flowering plants being purchased Is the gerani­ um. It can be found adorning the most elegant of estate homes and also the smallest of apart­ ment balconies making II a ve rs a tile p la n t for to d a y 's gardeners. W o m e n to m eet Longwood Ju nio r W om an’s Club will m rel tonight at 7 p.m. at J t r r y ’s Italian Restaurant. 300 St. Laurent St.. Longwood. Th e women will be discussing their spring project. New members ore welcome. Call 830-5443 for more Information. C o m e to the p icn ic Former residents and blends of residents from Minnesota who are now residing In Seminole County arc Invited to Ihc Minnesota Picnic, to lie held March 10. 12 noon, at Sunset Island Pavilion. Eustls. Fla. Drive west on Ward Avenue. Pavilion Is near the lake. Bring luble service, beverage and a covered dish. For Information, call 695-7242. H e lp for ch ild su p p o rt en fo rcem e nt Association for Children for Enforcement of Support. A CES, will meet the second and fourth Monday of each month. 7 p.m. at the Seminole County Library. Casselberry branch. S.R. 436 and Oxford Hoad. Meetings are Tree. Call 263-5838 for more Informal Ion. T O P S ch a p te r d is c u s s e s w e ig h t control Take Off Pounds Sensibly Chapter F L 79 will meet Monday at6:15p.m . at Howell Place. 2 0 0 W . Airport Blvd.. Sanford. A l-A n o n g ro u p gathers Serenity Won. an Al-Anon group for friends and family of alcoholics, will meet each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday night at 8 p.m. at the Sahara Club. 2587 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford. Call Flora at 349-5576 for more Information. A rtists m eet at center It Is Important lo remember to water geranium s during dry periods to prevent wilting, which will cause eventual yellowing and the dropping of leaves. A good way to know If your plant needs water Is lo pick up u handful of soil and press It In thr palm of yu r hand. If II crumbles, the plants should lx watered Soil should be kept moist but not Ion wet. Keeping the soli wet encourages snail ami slug popu­ lations that chew the foliage and also Invites root rotting organ­ isms. It Is also Important to remember to avoid overhead Irrigation, as the wrt flowers deteriorate very rapidly. Today, commercial prixlucers and p u b lic In s titu tio n s are actively breeding bc llrr gerani­ um cultlvars that have rotnpact growth, and Increased bran­ ching and (lowering as well us. more resistance to disease and Inserts. If you would like more Infor­ mation nlxiul growing gerani­ ums contact .. Master Gardener. 323-2500, ext. 3550. During Ihe next several weeks nther Semi­ nole County Muster Gardeners will lx volunteering their time w ritin g about their favorite gardening topics. Your co m ­ ments and suggestions on future articles are welrom e.Ton can contact me through the Banford Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, PL 33771, Betta Cannavlno. Seminole County Moeter Gardener. The Sanford Seminole Art Association meets the second Monday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Cultural Arts Center In Sanford. For Information. 323-4938. N urses to m eet m o n th ly H e lp d a zzlin g them The Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Florida. Inc., meets I hr second Monday of the month at 6:30 p.m. at K lla m ry Baptist Church. 701 Formosa Ave. C .E .U . class provided each month. All meetings are open to L l’Ns and lo siudrnlsund graduate LPNs. For Information roll 201-4321. Seminole High School Carriers received a little financial help from two Sanford Klwanla clubs recently. Back row: D a z z le rs ’ o ffic e rs ' Ftaquel Naiao, Nlsaa Fakesa, Jenny Strickland, Stephanie Lewis, R a il M y le s a n d Po In thlrathvongay thank Circuit Ju d g e W a lla c e H a ll, left, chairman ol the youth service c o m m itte e for D o w n to w n Klwanis Club and Jerry Posey, board member and chairman of the membership committee for Sunrise Klwanis. tor the >100 contribution to Dazzlers. O vereaters to have ste p stud y A step study of Overraters Anonymous is conducted on Mondays at 7:30 p.m. at West Lake Hospital, Stale Hoad 434. Longwood. For more Information, call Martbeth at 260-7032. N a rco tic s A n o n y m o u s to m eet Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave., Sanford. C lo g g in g cla sses form ed The Old Hickory Stampers offer free beginner clogging classes. Intermediate and advanced lessons also available. Meetings arc at the Deltona Civic Association on Tuesdays from 6 to 9 p.m. Call 349-9329 for more Information. Gifts are recipient’s even after divorce DEAR ABBTi You said. "Once a gift Is given. It belongs to Ihe recipient. I disagree. Eighteen years ago, our oldest son married a girl we liked very much — and I null do. I’ll call Iter Sue. Six years ago. I gave Sue an IH-karat w ris tw a trh . II was appraised at S3.000. Th e follow, log Christmas. 1 trough! a flue unllque necklace at an auction. It came from the estate of one of our finest families. I gave II lo Sue for her 40th birthday. T w o weeks lulcr. m y son Informed me lhat he and Sue were gelling a divorce, and that fie had ulrrudy moved out! Th is came us a blow, as I had no Idea they had a troubled marriage. Abbv. Sue must have known AD VIC ■ ABIGAIL VAN BUREN when I gave her that necklace lhat she was getting a divorce — yet she accepted Ifte necklace and said nothing. Th e divorce was "m essy." I defended Sue and Incurred the wrath of our son. I tried In the ensuing years lo visit her (an hour's drivel, but she found excuses and continued lo avoid me. I should menilon that Sue and our son had children — m y only grandchildren — whom 1 adore, and we all get together at family affairs and are most cordial. However. I have never seen Sue wear Ihe watch or necklace I gave her. A few months ugo, 1 asked Sue to please rrlu m the walch and necklace because I wanted them lo remain In Ihc fam ily as heirlooms. She flatly refused. I know that I would have relumed t h e m h a d I b e e n In h e r circumstances. Please fell me. was I wrong to ask Sue lo return ihosc Hems? And was she right lo refuse? NO NAME. PLEASE M O N D A Y 'S PRIMS TIM S 6 00 I 6 IS I 7 10 I 8 00 I A 30 ( 9 00 | 9 JO | 10 00 [ \ 0 JO [ 11 00 | I t JO I 7 00 D EA R NO NAMSt I think you were wrong to have asked Sue to return the gifts you hud given her. Whether ahe chose to return them or keep them was entirely her prerogative. DRAM BURENt ABIGAIL VAN I-Irase give me your advice: My Job is gone, m y shoes are worn. I live on brans and rice. Th e government won't help met m y state Is going broke: My boy has been arrested (they ruught him sniffing rokr). My wife has up and left me: m y son rrsldcs In Jail: T h r bank In which I own some stix-k will lx thr next lo fall. My (Mints are gelling sliabby. and bugging al Ihc knees: I can't afford a bar of soup lo wash m y HVDa. My daughter says she's preg­ nant. hut doesn't know the guy: My rollon's full of weevils, and m y row Is going dry. My hens have all slupped laying — I can’t ulfnrd their mash — My checks are qulrkly bounc­ ing. and Ihe alorra Insist on cash. I've lost m y only savings, on horses al thr track: The Klan Is out to get me. because tny friends are black. I asked Ihe priest lo help me. while making m y confession: H r blamed II on the Proles, lunls for rauslng this recession And so I turn lo you. my frlrnd. before I go lo ruin: My only source of good advice Is Abigail Vun Horrid G EO R O E DAWBON D EAR OEOROBi Please do not ______ ___ ,— _ 4 '6 S t n f l lf _ — ___ I t a w M a m * s iiw s __•► *«••'» o m i i* I*t ; I v n ro U <j N »tr - -------------- i X l i r o ----------- — — “ 4 Ik I w i t a i h i S i l o s •tilpISA Bans D m H, U C#n« a> S m s VC U PAD DAT lM i A" BWiei f V IitI w — p a n e s t f m W ------------r t o j r . T w r t a - r ' [t—m von u K .M iB mvAat/tk*, tw » ~Pl*7**i!**l» tj __ *!»«*• iiit i & **« 11 1 _________ : mu fWj— s» »»«li*0i~ up|xal to me T o heal our sick erimorny. It's plain to see w r’ve lost our (wilts: Now give thr o lh rr guys a chance. (Problems? Writ* lo Dow Abby. For • psrsonsl, unpublished reply, send a selt-eddreesed, •temped envelope lo Dew Abby, P.O. Box 6S440, Los Angeles, Cellf. MOM. All correspondence la confidential.) MOVIEl AND DRIVE IN IU M -jin t iz m it u r * .- For 24-hour TV U»tlnq», t— LEISURE m s g «iw of Friday, Mar. 6. 1:1** £ KUFFS SCANNERS II m. litchfield < r.m a a . 1 f i l l 's �41 - Sanlord Herald. Sanlord Florida - Monday. March 9. 1992 Legal N o tice s Legal*N otlces C ITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN by the City Commission of the City ot lake Mary, Florida, that Mid Commission will hold o Public Hearing on March It. 1993. at 2:00 P M , or as toon thereafter as possible, to con under Second Read ing- and1adop lion of an 'Ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE C ITY OF LAKE MARY. FLOR ID A. R EZO NING C E R T A IN LANDS W ITHIN THE C ITY OF L A K E M AR Y. AS H E R E IN D EF IN E D FROM THE PRES E N T ZONING CLASSIFICA TION OF PO PROFESSIONAL O F F IC E TO C I G E N E R A L CO M M ER C IA L. PURSUANT TO T H E TE R M S O T TH E FLO R ID A S TA TU TES. PRO VIDING TOR THE AMEND M E N T TO TH E O F F IC IA L ZONING M AP; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT. SEVERABIL IT Y AND E F F E C TIV E D ATE changing the toning on the lot lowing dtscr ibed proper ty The North •» ot the West »• of the Northwest I* ot the North west U of Section II, Township Kl South, Range 30 East. Semi note County, Florida. Less the North JOOOO feet of the West 100 00 feet thereof, and Last right of way tor Laka Mary IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY* FLORIDA CASE NO 91 1304 CA 14 K WE ST WOOD MORTGAGE CORPORATION, a Tones corporation. Plaintiff. V* LARKIN L NO BLES.------------MOBIL ES. unknown spouse of LARKIN L. NOBLES. It married. B A R N ETT BANK OF C EN TR AL FLORIDA. N A . and any unknown heirs, devisees. Qr*n»o*i, tredifari, and other unknown persons or unknown spouses claiming by. through, and under any of the above named Defendants. Defendant* NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE It hereby given that the undersigned Clerk <H the C irc u it Court ol Seminole County, Florida, will on April 7. IW . al II 00 o'clock A M at the West Front door ot the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, otter tor sal# and sell at pi&iie outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash, the follow ing described property situate In Seminole County, Florida: Lot S. Block 1. R E FL A T OF P A R T OF T O W N S IT E OF NORTH CHULUOTA. according to the Fiat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 11. Page 44, Public Records of Seminole County. Florida TO G ETH ER WITH the follow Ing items ot property which are located In and Installed as part ot the Improvements on said land: Range/Oven, Rtfrigera tor. Garbage Disposal and Drapes pursuant to the Final Judgment entered In a case pending in said Court, the style Of which Is indicated above WITNESS my hand and of tlclal seal ot said Court March 4, Ittl (COURT SEAL! MARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CIR CUIT COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publish Marcht, It. W O EP M4 Tho Publk Hearing will bo held' In the 'Commission' Cham b t r t . 100 W Lake M a ry 'Boulevard, Laka Mary. The Pi bile IS Invited to attend and be heard Said hearing may be continued from time to time until o final decision ii made by the City Commission A TA PED RECORD OF THIS M E E TIN G IS MADE BY THE C I T Y FOR IT S C O N V E N IENCE THIS RECORD MAY NOT CO N STITUTE AN AOE Q UATE RECORO FOR PUR POSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISIO N M ADE BY THE C ITY W ITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING M ATTER . ANY PERSON WISHING TO EN SURE TH A T AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF TH E PROCEED INGS IS M AINTAINED FOR A P P E L L A TE PURPOSES IS A O V IS E C O M A K E TH E NECESSARY ARRANGE M ENTS A T HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE C ITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Carol A Fester, City Clor k D A TE D Marche. I«f7 Publish March*. 1991 O EP I0« Notice of Sheriff s Sale NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN that by virtue1 of that certain Writ ot E locution issued1out of and under the teal ot the County 'Court ot Volusia County. Flor­ ida. Caw #911023 SPI1AA upon a final (wdgmeni rendered in the aforesaid Court on the *th day of Jufy A O 1991. in that certain case entitled: Barnett Recovery Corporation. Plaintiff vs Oscar E Peterson A Ramelle Peterson a/fc/a Ramona L. Peterson. Du Iundent which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me os Sheriff ot Seminole County. Florida and I have levied upon all the right, title and interest of the d e fe n d a n t. R a m e lle NOTICE Natke Is hareby given that Th# School Board of Seminole County, Florida, will hold its regular meeting on March 10, 1991 at Laka Howell High School at ] 30p m At 2 00 p m at Lako Howell High School, there will be o Work Session for Middle School Reienlng re; Indian Trails Middk School Immediately M lowing the work session, there will be a One Mam Agenda meeting for the purpose of approving th# retorting plan lor Indian Traits Middle School ef lectlve the 199193 school year The agenda may be obtained at the Administrative Office al lilt Mellonvllla Avenue, Sanford. Florida between the hours al gigaojn.awda'.klpm, , Any person wishing Ho ipppeal any 'decision' made during the meeting wilt aad a record of the proceedings and may need to ensure that a verbatim record ol five mealing It made inc luding any testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based Nancy Warren, Chairman The School Board of Seminole County. Florida Publish March A A 1 . 1902 DEP01 1— ou r4a 4a — r w if f io n , in re i>4n■ renewing -A # described property, Mid proper hr being located In Seminole County. Florida more pertlcv larly described os follows One 1904 Oidsmobiie 4 door a u t o m o b ile , V IA . # 1G1A J19ROED1497II being stored ol Butch’s Chevron Service and the undersigned os Sheriff cl Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00 A M on the 10th day of Apr il A D 1991. otter tor sale and loll to the highest bidder, FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, at the Front (West) Door, at tho steps, of the Seminole County Court house in Sanlord. Florida, the above descr ibed properly Thai Mid Ml# Is being mode to Mtisty the terms of this Writ ot Execution t Donald F Esllnger. Sheriff Seminole County. Florida Published March t. la f). JO. with the sale on April 10.1991 OEP I01 NOTICE TO TH E PUBLIC Notke is hereby given that a Publk Hearing will be held by the Planning A Zoning Com mission in the City Commission Chambers. City Halt, Sanford. Florida at 2:00 p m on Thurs day, March It, 1991, to consider the fallow ing change and amendment to the Zoning Ord* nance of the City ef Sanford. Seminole County. F torIda Raton ing from' AG. Agricul turel To that ot MR t, Multiple Family Residential LEGAL DESCRIPTION Sec lion 11, Township 30 South Range 30 East. N 3)0 Ft of SE U (LESS E 0DS FI ot N 1)0 FI and Road dvsc In ORB 3)4) Page 19911 at recorded in the Publk Records of Seminole County, Florida Being more generally de scribed as JS30 Sanlord Avenue The P la n n in g A Zoning Commission will submit a ret ommentation to the City Com mission in favor ol. or against, the requested change or amendment The City Com mission wilt hold a Public Hearing In the Commission Room in City Matt, Sanlord Florida at 2 00 p m on April I) 1991, la consider said recom Metkt of Sheriff's Sait NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued out ef and under the seat of th* Circuit Court ol Seminole County, Fksr Ida. Casa *91/1293 CA UK upon a hue! Judgment rendered In 'the aioresaid Court on the 30th day ot January A 0, 1991, In that certain cate entitled' Rob Rob orIson. Plaintiff v%, Nicholas W Mattel and Joyce A. Mat rei Defendant whkh aforesaid Writ of Elocution was delivered to me es Sheriff at Seminole County, Florida and I have levied upon all the right, title and interest of the defendant Nicholas W Mairel «< J Joyce A Marvei. In and fe the teliew Ing described property. Mid properly being located in Semi *«o*e County. Florida more par ttcutar Iy dtscr ibed as followl: All nghl. title and interest ef the drtendants In the tallowing described real property Lot !i, Myrtle Lake Hills, os recorded in Plat Book IS, Page 2 of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida and the undersigned os ShoeifI of Seminole County. Florida will at II M A M on tho 10th day ol April A D 1991, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND A LL EXISTING LIENS, ot tho Front (West) Doer, el the stops, of the Seminote 'County Court' ft C E L E B R ITY CIPHER t i d e Pegnasfl j u O K U B M W i m I V K H i ■ u > Q M k v a I M P M C , V P M A V K u U X U P D Q H V B F . C U H V I U P C ITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN by the Planning and Zoning Board of the City of Lake Mary. Florida, that said board will hold a public hearing on March 14, 1991 at 2 SO p m . or as won thereafter as possible, to con elder an ordinance entitled. AN ORDINANCE OF THE C ITY OF LAKE MARY. FLOR IDA. R EZO NING C E R T A IN LAND W ITHIN THE C ITY OF L A K E M AR Y . AS H E R E IN D EF IN E D FROM THE PRES E N T ZONING CLASSIFICA TIO N OF R C I. R U R A L COUNTRY ESTATES. TO R 1AAA. R ES ID EN TIAL. PUR SUANT TO THE TERMS OF THE FLO R ID A S TA TU TE S , P R O V ID IN G FO R TH E AM EN DM EN T TO TH E OF FICIAL ZONING MAP, PRO V ID IN G FOR C O N F L IC T . S E V E R A B IL IT Y A N D E F FE C TIV E D ATE changing the toning on the following deter Ibed property; A parcel of land in the NW U of Section 31, Township ?0S, Range JOE. Seminole County, Florida, mor# particularly dir scribed as follows: Parcel At The NE U ot the NW <* of the NW •«. Section 11. Township 30V Range JOE Parcel B The South ■» ot the NW *4 of the NW of Section 31, Town ship JoS, Range JOE. less the West 30) 00 leaf thereof, less Atlantic Coast Line Railroad right of way and lets Beginning at the NE corner of th# West is ol the South h of the NW »* of the NW U of said Section 31; thence run West a distance ot 2)00 feet; Ihence run South a distance of I I 00 feet, thence run East a distance ef 2100 feet; thence run North a distance ot 33 00 Net le the Point of Begin ning Parcel C North »i ot the We.t St) 00 Net of the South (y of the NW U ot the NW •*, less the north 13 00 feet, Section 11. Township ?es, Range JOE Parcel D The West '» of the South ■* of the West St) 00 Net ef the South <i of the NW 'a of the NW N ot Section 21 Parcel E: East 19 00 feet ot the NW U ot NW U ot NW N, Section 21. Township 70S, Range 30 E Containing 34 331 acres more or lest and being subject to any rights Of way, restrictions and easements ef record. The NW U ef the NW U ot the NW U (less the East 1) 00 Net) AND the North IS 00 Net of the SW U el the NW N ef the NW U of Section It. Township 30$, Range JOE. Seminole County. Florida. The publk hearing will be hald in City Hall at 100 W. Laka Mary Boulevard. Lake Mary The publk is invited to attend and be heard Said hearing may bo continued from time N lime until a tlnal recommendation is made by the Planning and Zoning Board N O TE PERSONS ARE A D V IS E D T H A T A TA P E D RECORD OF THIS M E E TIN G IS MADE BY THE C ITY FOR IT S C O M V tM lC N C t TH IS R E C O R D M A Y N O T CON IT J T U T E AN ADEQ UATE RE CORD TOR PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE C ITY ANY PERSON WISHING TO EN SURE TH A T AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEED INGS IS M AINTAINED FOR A P P E L L A TE PURPOSES IS A O V IS E D TO M A K E TH E N ECESSARY ARRANGE M ENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE C ITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Anita K Newton. Community Development Secretary D A TE D March4.1991 Publish March*. 1993 OEP 91 NOTICE Minority and women owned enterprise*’ bids being sought by Koblar Constructors ft. Enginerrs Project It City ef Sanford Water Reclamation Fa Clhly B J data is March 29.1993 Specific bids needed are paint ing. grassing, landscaping, building trades, suppliers, feme ing paving and electrical For more information call (9041 32)00)0 Publish March 0— )4 1993 DCP 104 C ITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN by the Planning and Zoning Board at the City of Lake Maty., F lor »da that sad Hoard wilt hold a Public Hearing on March )4. 1993 at 2 00 p m . or as seen thereafter as possible, to con tider a request from PAUL W WATERS tor • variance toe lie* All partial in Interest and an additional 44 square Net ef c ifIteni shall have an opportune temporary signage In an At ty le be hoard at said hear ingt I Agriculture I cone on the toil** Joe Dennison mg described property Planning A Zoning All that part of the Northwest *4 ol the South*j*f H and th#' ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC If Northeast '* of1the Southwest la a person decides to appeal a of Section *, Township 70 South, decision made with respect to Range J0 last, tying Easterly e* any mailer considered ef the State Road ««00 I Interstate 4) above meeting or hearings The Public Hearing will Le h«'the may need a verbatim i held in lie Commission Cham record of the proceedings, in ba rs. 10ft W Lake M a ry eluding me testimony and evl ] Boulevard, Lake Mary The dance, which record is net public is invited So attend and be iPovided by the City ol Sanford heard Sad hearing may fee if 37940101* continued horn time to time Publish March « t. 1993 vntil a recemmendafwn is made O EP 40 by the Planning and Zoning above dtscr Ibed property that said sak is being mad* to Mtisty the terms ol this Writ of Elocution Donald* E stinger. Sheriff SemmaleCounty. Florida Published March 9 Ik 13 R. with the Mte on April «Q, 1991 D I P >0* •V T Legal N o tice s I M O N V i r . * — i b v m h u m s . I’Hf VKXJS SOLUTION Bultato.utati lt « trim , tala n w i n d tO M than M w n • Dacauta lha gataaay car* won t Marl " — (CoAimnMO D a n Barry N O TE P ER SO N S ARC A D V IS E D T H A T A TA P E D RECORD O f THIS M E E TIN G IS MADE ttr THE C ITY FOR IT S C O N V E N IE N C E T H U R IC O K D M A Y N O T CON S TIT U IE AN ADEQ UATE RE CORO *OR PURPOSES OF APPEAL 9 MOM A DECISION M AO f BY T N I C ITY ANY PERSON WISHING TO I N SURE TH A I AN ADEQUATE RECORD Of THE PROCEED IN Gt IS M AINTAINED FOR A P P IL L A T C PURPOSES It A O V IS E D TO M AK E TH E NECESSARY a r r a n g e Ml NTS AT HIS OR HER OWN f KPCNSF c it y or LAKE MAR V. F tO R lpA Aml« K Newton Comn unitf QvwlopTiOtl Secretary DA I I D March), iff} Publ «h Marche 1993 DE P 99 Legal N o tice s CLASSIFIED ADS IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIG H TEE N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 91 IttfCAlIK R E S O LU TIO N TR U S T COR PORATION as Conservator of FIR ST F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. F A , Plaintiff. vs E S TA TE OF FR ED H WILL IAMS. deceased, etel Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO ESTA TE OF FR ED H WILLIAMS, deceased, and the unknown heirs and beneficiaries of Fred H williams, deceased, it living. Including any unknown spouses of said Defendant, if they have divorced and remar ried and It Mid Defendants are dead, their respective unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees. Creditors. Honors and trustees end all other persons claiming by, through, under or against the named Defendant and all unknown parties claim Ing Interest by, through, under or against a named Defendant to this action, or having or claim ing to have any right, title or Interest in the property, may be Interested In the subject matter of this action as unknown spouses, 'heirs, devisees, gran' lees, lienors, creditors, trustees, or successors Ihereol or other claimants; YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI F IE D that an action to foreclow a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County. Florida Unit S. HOM ES ON TH E PARK. Oak Avenue, Sanford. Florida, described end de llneeted on survey and plat of HOMES ON THE PARK, ra corded M Official Records Book 1932, Page 0329. Public Records of Seminole County, F lor Ida ALSO DESCRIBED AS: From the Northeast comer ot Block i. Tier S. E R TR AFFO R D ’S MAP OF TH E TOWN OF SANFORD, according to tho Plat thereof es recorded In Plat Book i, Paget 94 through 44, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, run South along the East line- of Mid Block 4, a distance of IS 4it feet, thence run West 4) 144 feet to a POINT OF BEGINNING, thence con linue West 40 093 feet, thence run North II0 J leal, thence run West 1 feel, thence run North 10 93 feet, thence run N j r i r j d * E . 2 11 feet, thence run South S7UT40" E.. 1.49 feet, thence run East 10 Net. thence run South 11144 feet, thence run East 14 feel, thence run South 3 47 feet, thence run West 4 feet, thence run South 17 33 feet to the Point at Beginning Being parts ol Lots I and2. Mid Block# has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written dttenses. If any, to It an HARRY G. REID. III. of M O N C R IE F . R E ID A N D W ALLACE. P Jk . Attorneys for Plaintiff. Post Otfko Boa 1)49. Sanford. Florida 31772 1)49. and tile the original with the Clerk of the above Court on or before A pril ) . 1992. afherwlM, e Judgment may be entered against you for the relief de mended In the' Amended Com­ plaint WITNESS my hand and the Official seal ot this Court, on this Tfthday of February. 1991■ (SEAL) MAR YANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT By; Patricia F.Heath Deputy Clerk Publish March 1.9. 14. 2). 1991 DEP 29 NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 111 B Perth Cl . Winter Springs, Sem mole County. Florida, under the Fktitleus Name ol CARPET S O L U T IO N S C A R P C T CLEANING, and that I intend to register Mid name with the Secretary of Slate. Teltohatta*. Florida. Mi accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statute. To Wit: Section •49 09, Florida Statutes 1997 James C. Rowland March 9, 199) D EP 109 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEE N TH JU DICIALCIR CU IT IN A N D F O B SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOBIDA CASE NO. 911714 CA 14 CA R TE R E T SAVINGS BANK. F A Plaintiff. vs LAR R YS TURNER,9tu* at at Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to the Order or Final Judgment entered M this cause in the Circuit Court ol Sentinel# County. Florida. I will sail the property situated In Seminole County, Florida, described ot Condominium Unit }I4. Build mg 1JB. of H IDDEN SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM according to the Declaration el Condominium recorded on November II. 1904 ,{ m Oft Kiel Records Book 1394 pages 0049 thru >791 end emended1 by first ornondmenl thereto, recorded an March 10, tetl m Official Becerds Book ! 142J. pages 471 thru 444. further amended by amendment thereto recorded February 10. 190* m Official Records Book 1709. pages 0077 thru 0007, further amended by amendment thereto recorded February 20 190* m Official Records Book t i l l , pages 0944 thru 0974. further amended by amendment thereto recorded February 20 190* In Official Records Book 1711. pages 0971 thru v«tl and further amended by amendment thereto as recorded June II, tete m Otticiel Records Book 1741. pages 20 thru IS at the Public Records el Seminole County Florida, together with all eppur tenancat 'thereto anil an un divided interest m 'the common. Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS I t t A M . -1:30 P i t MONDAY thru 41— C t m t f t r y C r y p t t 71— H > l p W a n t t d 1 BURIAL LOTS In Oeklewn Park Cemetery Reasonable! 497*44 9234. Anytime CLEAN N O N E REEDED Good talkers, will tram Call Friday thru Sunday or Sat. and Sun Eac pay I Average I I 30 hr up Apply Flea World. G Building. #4). 94). #47 ___________314 0407___________ 45—Trav«l Oppor t u n i t y PRIVATE PAHTY RATES TAKE ACRUISE 14 conMOithn Bma*_____ 53* ■ IIn* 10 comvcutfn (m e _____ H r ■ lb* motet CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY 1 MIGHT BAHAM A) tram t m } NIOHT (rom i n 2 NIGH T Alaska t tor t CALL NOW) 144 234) T H ftM C U ttn If f lM ______ I T t l l l M 3 conMcutira Km**______ I T t ■ lb * R r t M . r r p w l M M , W a rd e n 3 Ib t a d _ * l U n g M rtm uffi _ 4 t — M is c e lla n e o u s ONE W A T T IC K E T from Or land# lo Austin, TX on March toth 029 31) 0030Otter 4PM NOW ACCEPTING PrtoraMora raKdcl *11.SOi»>i<t«CDunila> promptpavmtrx.SdtMulrv maj wdudaHarMA M ilw *1Fit m l olanaaMorWPay.Cano*, wtwn row PM Par orty dr day. youi ad run, at raw atmad Ua* !4 OMcnpaon U Uiiau mi/n Cop, muMMlm aooapabd lypogtaphcM torn. "Convrwaal toquarcy ram art availal*. DCADINE 8 Tuaidf tin, Fhdar t2NoonTh*OnB**or*PuWica*on Sunday An* Monday 130 PM. f nday ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: b Ifw event el an erroa In an ad, th* Sentead Herald wM be reepontlble for the nm Ineerden only end only le the extent el the coal el Viet Inaardon. Plm o check your ad lor accuracy the Ural day II 55— B u ll n e tt Oppor t u n i t y INCOME DOWN Deo l i decltn teg Interest rotas at year bank7 If 12% sounds inter estlng to you, maybe we can help each other- Call Sieve at 32) t i l l during bus, hears. 5»— F in a n c ia l S e r v le ts D O U I l t TOUR IN TK X K IT Safely For Free Into pack. Call Bill Better 3191419 tk m tg h rh r, m Lockwood lucerne T*a Prepared AS LOW AS H I M 11) 7797 Legal N o tice s i i — P trs o iu ls IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT IN A N D FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO i919»9 DR01 B I N R E r The Mar nag* ef MARY LOU W HITE. Petitioner. and. ANTHONY EISWERT, Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION TORESPONDENT ANTHONY EISW ERT YOU ARE H ER EBY NOTI F IE D that a Petition for Dit solution ot Marriage has been filed against you and there it a demand In the Petition that the court grant a judgment tor dissolution of the marriag* You are required to serve a copy ot your written dr tenses. If any, to lha Petition on Plaintiffs ef torney, R EDWARD COOLEY, ESQUIRE ol 14» SR 434 West. Suita 100. Long wood. FL 327JO. on or before March 11, 1993, and Vila the original with the Clerk of the Court either before service on platnlllfs attorney or Imme diiftfy Thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the Petition This notice will be published once each week tor tour ( 4) consecutive weeks In the San ford Herald D A TE D this 10th day ot Feb ruary.1 MAR RYANNE MORSE CLER K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT By Helen Standiter As Deputy Clerk Publish February 14 0 March 1*9.14.1992 D EO 220 A M N IO N S Free medical car*, trenspor tatlofi. counseling, private doctor plus living expenses Bar #132)13 Call Attorney Jehu PUBLIC NOTIFICATION NOTICE OF FILIN O S f ih Seminole Hospital, Inc which Is author Iled to operate South Semina le Community kfeepAlel* ennmewewtts mfenl le III# a c e rlilita t* ol need application on' -March 94, 1*9) with 'the Department ef 'Health and Rehabilitative Servlets to establish an 'adult inpatient car diac catheter nation program at South Seminole Community Hospital, located In Longwood, Seminole County, HRS District 1. Florida There art no sub districts designated in Rut* 10 12 or In Rule 10 9, Florida Ad mlnlstratiye Code tor adult in patient cardiac cathetertjation programs The proposed capital expenditure costs ot the protect will not eiceed 19 million The pr#|ect, it granted, is pected to become operational In t9M Steven A Grimm Chief Eiecutive Off leer FrkSor........... 1-BM-919-J449 D I S C R E E T c o n ve rs a tio n 900 030 22 10 ft) 9 )/ m ln 900 224 004911 99/mln Over 19 R E FIN E D . Retired, reliable, gentleman looking tor arm to rent w/kil. priv Reasonable 39 ml. radius On 9 mo basts H. Lindell, 1991 Knudsen Or Seaterd.FL 11221 33— Lott a Found LOST, long hair Pomeranian, brown w/whita markings I Kobo) REWARD 131 4029 LOSTIt ON M EDICATIO N! Cal ko Celt It. orange, cream A white. Female, Short 'hair. Hidden Lk Area Close' to 12 91 REWARD. 1)4 0444 35— Spvclil Nollcei A M N IO N Support A medical expenses paid. Call A ttyfi Weiten Si«mend A Natalie Shashi 1000 )30 0221 FL Bar 10749119 A I0794P93__________________ BECOME A NOTARY For Dalalli: I too 4U 4114 rtofM , .IW U ltw CHILDCARE In my Sanlord home Mon Fri Intents wet came. Lunth/sneck n o 3134 F LA A TLA N TIC new has tm mediate openings, call today tor Information Qualified loving care, ages 4 wfci to 4 yrs HRS407FH1 111 1430 LAKE M AR T 'home 'Child car* Nurse on staff All shills Limited placement. Call to d # vt.-T_____________314 9791 14 HR. Childcare, special pro school program 19 y r», tap Lets at TLC 113 7797 35—Training 4 Education A U TO M A TIN G S A L C ) AND M A R K C TIN O I* M X In create* ran ha achieved F*b •9 Harvard Bus Review. Free ConsuMottont Call 333 2099 NURSE ASSIST. Training t » hour course Classes are held In Longwood and Orange City. Day and evening available Contact American Red Cresst 3)9 4419 or I 000 229 109) (This ad mad* possible w/funds from Bevertv Enterprises ) * * AUTO INSURANCE* * PIP. PD F ro m m Dow. F it . i M t u a b e . turn* t *71)139 new profit, M O R TQ AO E LOANS Poor credit OK, fast closing, equity Is our only concern Bill Butler, 330 24*4 Ik ’d mort broker, 300 Lark wood. Sanlord 70— L is tin g S t r v l c t DELIVERY DRIVERS To 1200 weekly, plus benefits Training included, need clean MVR. 1-413-1)10, Agent 71— H a l p W a n t t d ADO TO TOUR INCOME I t LI. AVON NOWI call itiautafm All) Avto Alrcnft Ceitlnp l l l M p n t m f Outdoor Tor mmrd Iwr.l work C l II H I ) ** >W ) COi QUALIFIED DRIVERS Prefer f years household goods taper lance Waniley United It offering local end short haul positions Hourly plus mileage with great benefits Celt Kan, •00 127 2234or 3110229 DELIVERY DRIVER 37— Nursery Child C irv 31— I n s u r a n c a Community Hospital 9)1 West Stale Read 434 Longwood. F L 32730 (402| 242 1200 Publish March 9,14,1991 O EP 11) 41— M o n t y t o L t n d A VO ID FO R EC LO SU R E W* can help you save your home Full fim# Jpply In person I f 99S Orlando Av ________ K Mart Plata________ * D IIP ATCM ER * Your knowledge of the area and ability te work with poo pi* lands this terrific jobI TOP W AGESI Hurry, call AAA EM PLOYM ENT 709W, 23th SI, 111 9124 DRIVERS NEEDED AO CARRIER!, a wall established and growing centfal Fiwida 'based tom pony offers yeU'C • Sami Annua,I Pay Increases •SlopOff Pay •Unloading Pay •VacationPay 0 Solely Bonus • Spouse Riding Program • Average Trip 1 2 Days • Let# Model Conventional Tractors If you have 1 years traclor trailer, QTR and snow and lea *■per lent* plus e good driving record, call I 0M074 4430 DtIVERS (Over the read.I Musi be «J yrs old. have 2 yrs over the road eip . CDL re cpnred Apply l# Perse#: 3479 Mercy Dr. Orlando or call: ________ 1000423 1091________ ELECTRICIAN IndutRMI Control f m p m l tiw nibtr and macMra wiring Pari lura Call 1)1 U I I Alan 4a, rtwnugh Th w r^a . . f 1*92 MARYANN! MORIt A)CLERK OF THE COURT By OerethyW Bellan Deputy Clark Publish March* 14 t99) G m m m t n l Jobt Now Hiriitf Both skilled'unskilled workers needed in your area 914.300 le 122.000 plus benehft For list of currant Jobs and application to apply from home. Call I 0OOM4 >349a»t. A tll_______ G r i n Tractor, Damp Track loidar Operator Class “ B " CDL tic. required E eperlence necessary, ___________3219111__________ H A I O N O m * NEEDED Newest, Clean cut, positive attitude, clean driving- record ___________111 1919__________ K in d tru rt U w r In i C tn lir It raw til,log lull 4 p ,fl Urn, petition, M tlurt. rfepvnd, bt». «ra,x>'>c lot, ol p ,'w n t, C D L Lie • p lv t l C r . t t b m t it t a.aiiMM, ApaTr tn M u m law U N Man: U N . LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE Minimum 4 yri Experience in High Quality Residential Work I Reliable I References! Good Driving Record! Own Transportation A Tele I Only Very Knowledgeable Hard Worker Need Apply I Call 4990904 alter 9 9* AM,_______ * MpinUtunci Mm * Full lime. Looking for "Jack of all Trades’ . 131 Bit* * MANAGER TR A IN E E # Put yourself on the road to a new career I Learn the retail business and growl Fantastic opportunity for youlltl AAA EMPLOYMENT 290W. Hth it, 31) 9124 N U IIR T M A N E ip In all phasei of landscaping and lawnimainfenanca. 3319312 PUBLIC RELATIONS Above average 1900 400 *k Training provided REAL ESTATE LAKE MARTI Join Flo's leader In Real Estate for over 49 years. In booming North Saminote County I injoy absolute best training with one ol the Ne lion’s top Real Estate Organ) fatlons. No llconsa? Wa’ll help I REAL ESTATE ONE K EYES 32) 3300 and "let’s gat busy I”____________ a RECEPTIONIST# Answer busy phones and keep records straight lor this me* boss! Don’t delay, call now I AAA EM PLO YM EN T 204W. 19th >t. )3) »I24 RN HOME CANE SUPERVISOR Immediate opportunity. Cur rent 'home care evper lance and, medicare knowledge a must. Benefits and lleiible schedule- Top salary. Call Cary Smith lor confidential Initrvlew 740 9214 Medical Ptcsonnnel Pool, Maitland. • SHIPPING CLERK • Any experience in shipping and receiving counts hare! Well atlafellthad company will hire today! Are youready? AAA EMPLOYMENT 199 W II th SI, 319-1124 STYLIST Needed. Fell or Part Time, 3110110____________________ T t n p a u r Http Full Hm# tor the month of A pril. Goad wages Long hoursl Apply in person: Vaughans. 477# W. It. Rd. 44. TIDY MAID l l Mrtng In C t t w a .f r , Grad * iT I * < n * w!, P fw * 4 car amm) in iru LET A SPECIALIST DO IT! Jk r;,\Wv vS \ Accounting 4 T ei Service fo r n u ll SaTT •*•1/individual Including Book keeping payroll ler vice c p a “ “ “ TA R CPA 331 tl2t ■ S T U R N S . Co r parol*/For tonal 1940 139; I04OA 120 lOaOFZ 91)444 7)17 A u ta m e tiv e * C A IH I Udwtatwd. m h M . |*ak g a r t .lr a t k ll U1 ar r waWR, i v a w M H CLA11IC A U tO M O IlVK b r a n O f. C.w p M i Raawr. A ! C c * . >111*4 T r a m tgrawlilt. Wwtng Au«a M , U ) Aaba A n Ori*4*. M* 14) I Building CentfAcferT in a n c n ti i R tm o d tiln g AD01TIORSREMODELING h i w . a ( m o o i l. t i r o H O H IL O F F I C I I IT O R II AM types cewRtrurtie# Rea/Cam 119*0)1 ft 0 Bahai. CBC0I90M a e N f W HOME l e e Since 1940mSanford GCG0B14MMiller 31)9404 Air Conditioning * Hviting Carpgnfry CA R PENIKR All kmds a* hem# repairs, painting A ceramic !•»# Richard Greek......311197! W I1 V O H A IR C A U .H M W I Fa. *u ,*ur AC nradit Rraiatanwnt taratafiMi) H e c irlc e l* A A A W ir y M A ITC R IL tC TR IC IA W t Owaltlr M f.lM , Ilc*nw4. an i u ) JOHN ) M AtOHRT H t fob too small I Black, brick, concrete A stones 313 19017009379) ^vnet ~ TUlHIR FIHCI, AM Tara PfCk FIWOLAl FAIWIIMO H o rn * I m p r o v t m t n T AOOITIOHI > w ' t ing Free #st Res Comm CBCIIIO ) St Cert I 3230419 REMODEL. Carpentry dorks, eernrnt forages, concrete 31 yrs treeest B e b IM 9909 T S S c rtir L a n d tc A p In g AAROM LANDKAFIIta C,( til Iff-M'w I«"»I Law* i ) Wan Owtuf. CW«a E U d r i c j ’ l--------------- NEB/UStOimuwets i n i W U R i H 'l m u m i a HOME trfUAHCC—1I75RSJ KLICIRICIAM l.( 1 -<M gwlil. Mrt. (aw RW» M b IK c*»« R*> m Uti I >/>■»■/ t i \» ■ l i , // / / i i / i / d i M H Uwalll, r a i l IfrifCal. LK d A ln w rM F . r a M t i m i r t ) M A J t IT IC FawHa* Q v .'if. work n yrs eip. 39*9% less K a n d y M * r> Free e>< 09) 0921 T S T T S S t Vri l« w II Drar< I I PAINTINO lei /eel Cah 121 sernt wood. pd«#l. yd work 1 toft M fr CaM 2110419 Cell tame day reepewie t 334 3397 I I I 0419 Com h > 0419 ANTTNING/EVE BTTHINOt F E T T Y S PAINTING IB B V IC t A Z f ree eshmeiet Paint, Interior Estenor Quality carpentry, poors, wmdoes Guar anieadt Free a tfi Rat's plumbing, electric, reefs. plaster O o ite H U H 3401 CaR 121-7517 C A R P E N T B Y , M ASO N ABV Srcrttarhl A peinftng and tile work Free Typing Svrvlcvs estimates Lisc d Call 71) 4IM CAFIA1N COHCRITC « „ r a •m T lancing. Best fence hi lew#I Freees* m >414/22t lta) Car* Since #1 H# 912* as M l for 'Ml' In Mid Dec lor at *on at public M b, M the highest and best bidder, for cash, at the West Front Door et Seminole Cotniy Courthouse in tenter# Florida at II 00 A M on April EXP. MACHINIST Bridgeport & lathe taperF once.- Salary commiserate with eip Apply tn person,2*49 W. AirportShrd.*tauford. a GARM ENT IPRCAO E Re Keep the material cut and Hewing lo the machine opera to rs i Good Pay I G re a t benefits! Don’t wail, local company it hiring now! AAA EM PLOYM ENT m W. t s t h t t . m m t Lawd Svrvkv itwnaNrpwrnii MawMatbiwi I)* ,** Add m u i waaattrwml / r c ( > I ti i \ *'/>/*(■/ \It in i /i t 1111 ( h i i'll/h il I tii CUITOM TifMg/RrakkrapMH D i ffdarartrat. MIR E III li Uwbwd » . a i n / u i H r IICRITARIAL 4 Mtl*f. l « l PMH (All 1 Df-MMl S p c in k U r t / lr nag a t » J s IRRIGATION DV yrs yr* *«p Inslall f !■ systems f r m •*» T u R r U c T A llo llU t C A k t *■' ef orbar I culture W* dent tplM live boost 2310301 BUN VANS TB E E SVC Tree I work, hauling Free eel I cured F 11114* \\ I hi i Ii l JJ Jh 11 D EP II I I* 0 �l 4- Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida • Monday. March 8. 1892 - •• 71—Help Wanted 555 In ln 'l corp n p a n d l n i locally. PT F T demonstrators Envlronm ental/Educatlen prod uct* C o m m i/ p t r l bonu*/cor bonus H M I t l RAW MORE OUTOFUFET A (* TH f pot11ton with plenty of room tor odvancemont? Consider selling lit# insurance tor o company mat * boon torvInf tho South tor tM yoort Life ol Coorfia wtll train you. flvo you a food ttartlnf tncomo. ard hotp you mold a decure financial future tor you and your family If you art a man or woman ovor 21 and like to moot poopto. thoro may bo a ptoce tor you in our afoocy force Find out call tor an interview with Fred Montetine. 70* W tit St. Sanford 4*4 Hat ..... COE w r LL PAY YOU to typo namot and addrottot from homo p e r t i f f C a ll t fo o m ia a a m at min/ii yrt. ♦ ) or Write PASSE I7W. tat S Lincolnway. N Aurora. ILM U7 71—Employment Wanted PIN llrod by super arfanltod m other/student P refer m arnlnf. early afferneen hourv Reference* 224 M U HOUSEKEEPER. elderly care child cere Driver* Ik . A refer even 111 t i l l f t —A p a rtm e n t!/ Home to Share O C N K V A . complete p rlv Fem ale I *m child OK. Honsmokec Avail l/ I X t i m IN TOWNMOMf. W Sprtnft amenitiev temp ah, •* util i » 0 nag Pro, prefer. H7-4441 SANFORD male will there home, prefer male tenant Full houte prlv. *200/mo. 1/1 util. HID tecurlty 121 4411 W ILL SHARK Deltona I berm home, lull houte privilege* i200/meplut 1/2 u filitd 0402 ?3—Rooms for Rent BEOROOM W/full Will accept stable M/F. U7S me t ■t i r W w t H H M I JUST like hornet Lovely room, kitchen privilege*, cable TV. Lonfwood MB/wk. i l l 3U2 NKAR €22. room to let with kitchen prlv US week I wk. depoalt 121 34M____________ RECESSION 1USTCRI Cleon r o o m , kitchen, laeadry. perch. From US/wk Include* e. cable TV U M l t l SANFORD I lg b d rm w/prlveto both, houte privi­ lege* Prefer male US/wk or tXX mopiutllSOdep Ml ant SANFORD. N «a area. Room w/full houte prlv . pool. UOO mo i/joiutii h i 4*S4 *7—A partm ant* Furnished / Rant f J I SANFORD • 2 bdrm . eaceilent area HO per week plv* 1700 tecurlty Call H I 2200________ APARTM ENT lerge I bdrm . furntthed Water, vewer and * garbage Included USO'mo plu*»00depo»if HIQ74I BCOROOM. Lving rm kitchen and bath fiSO a week plwt dep 121 *114or 14* S47? FIVE RM. APT.. Pert turn . hot water Hittorkal Bldg IU0 ma ♦ tl/Sdep Pet*llM 2ll ONE BORM.. Ig apt. 2 Oik* tram downtown Util in eluded. I2> 4329 Hr. twtg. O S TE IN I BOOM.. Lg three room, tern porch, fenced yd , prlv perk UFSmo 222 1221 OSTEEN Lerge I bdrm apt* No pet* From *20/wk up plus depot*! Include* utllttte* _________Call 1201211_________ SANFORO Sii apartmant* tar rent. Spring Spectell US/wk All utilitiet paid Call 272 I2SS. M l 47*tor 121 « !l I ■m *7—Apartm ent* Furnished / Rant 103—H o o rn Unfurnished / R*nt SANFORO •Ury* | bdrm. M . l p rl.K y . LaoAfn« far Nw rlfht •mall family I noa par *aaa ptm uaaam mu m n * O N I tDRM .. I bath Carapa apt. NWa i ' H li f t ma Call II JafwtRaalhrCl D l l l t l CASSKLBKR Y, 1 bdrm |i* bath, family rm. fireplace 1400/me. Altamonte; 2 bdrm. 1 b o th . th a d . *37S/mo; Sanford. I bdrm > both. 2 car garage. USO/ma .110 4211 OROVKVIKW VILLAOK. Lake M a r y B l e d . . 1 / 1 . 421 Grovewood Av. S40S menth. dapatit 1204700_____________ LONOWOOO. 102 Hilltop Dr. 1 bdrm. I bath MS0/mo plu* ssoodepetit m f m r m s w LONOWOOO IM M ACULATKf 1/1. Living, dining, family rm *. School* Woodland*. Recklake. Lk. Mary. S2S0 mo 441-4214 Leave Menage PAOLA ARKA. 2 bdrm. I bath. CH A. SCSI ma |4S0*ec. 3H39S4oe944H7l9f7 RKNT OR LKASK OPTION Sanford. 1/1. 1 car. fpk Ne qualifying I 227 *041 hr. mtg. RKNT W/OPTION TO Bey 4/1. Owner held* mtg . S% down W I N T I B S P R IN O S getd l o c a t i o n . A v a i l . 4/S SOS IIS M40 lv. m*f._________ SANFORD, I Have# I Apt* I 1/1 1400 per month 1/1 UOO per month A A R Realty 4774400 SANFORD 1 or 4 bdrm. 1 bath Specleu*, clean, fenced yard, nice neighborhood SS4S/me plu* tecurlty 272 4107_______ SUNLAND • 3 bdrm. 1 both, cle a n . Lease No pat*. S47S/dkceunted_B3t074«_ DROOM. family a. lg fenced yd. Kid* PttiQ K ! m m ______ WK NKKO Seminole County home* to rent I For tree quote tlen HP RKALTY. 3400000 1 BDRM I BATN. fireplace, front and back porch, nice quiet Sanford neighborhood SASQ/mo Call 272 140S________ 1 BDRM.. fenced yard 17 02 fa Lk. Mary Bl. right an Art Lana, right on ttt rood. 3rd houte on left Available to tee Mon. the 9th. Tuet. the )0th UBS plu* dep I *04 402 7W7 1 BKOROOM. 1 bath SOS plu* tec 1 ttery Sanford Hlttork P U trkt..................... H I m i 1 BEDROOM, t bath On 2acre* A pertm enti n ith i / Want Unfurnished CXTR A LO. oke t bdrm. Cleon A bright, near Plnecrt*! school. near city bv*. By week 22S 7244 HIODKN LARK. 1/2 vfHe Fpk . garage, fenced, pool A tonnl* t m n tu ito r m m 2 AFFORDABLE RENTS tr* The Luck Of The inih MOVE IN NOW ANO TAKE A ROMANTIC CRUISE TO THE BAHAMAS eNew con*true lion e Fully equipped family Hied kitchen* # Swimming pool eC lub hou* o e Profeulonal maintenance e After *chooi children'* and leprechaun'* activiiie* NO B L A R N E Y H E R E I Cal l T a r ry , your c ru ltt directorl Cadar “O'Crook" Apt* . 274 A iu U SO Hartwell Avo. (comer of 2Sth) LO. 1/1, CHA. wath/dryer hook up- hardwood floor*. 1M2 S Part Avo U7Smo H7 39I9 MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm. tMSmo 2 bdrm. t m mo and up ma*70 MOVE IN SPECIAL Ca»*elberry. tingle *tary. E itremely quiet, ttudto* and t bdrm* lot* ot» tor age I CBR today H49M777 M YSTER Y R EN T SPKCIALSI t and 1 bdrm* . pool, laundry By wk. ar month. Fum or unfum 121bosoms m s NEA R Downtown 1/1 NICE Area oft »t parking Mott util tIOwt SI SOtec 272 <7*4 NICK large t bdrm. 1 bath, control H/A, wether/dryer hook up*. UlS/mo pfut tecurI ty Halt Reelty, 771 1774 O N I BDRM^ Cufa A Cleanf t i l l mo p l u * d e p . . water/troth pd. 1212011 SANFORO. 2 bdrm 2 bath, wather/dryer U7S/mo Untied Realty. 4344479 S A N FO R O * O N K B D R M .. garage apt In quiet area No F‘.u *M0 rr>o m me_____ STUO IO A F T . Opwnttalre Sanford, nice area. F u rn lth a d / U n fu rn lth a d . 1200 mo plu* dep Include* utilitiet. €04 422 4212. leave meg or call collect__________ T N R B K B B O B O O M . w/1 fi r epl ace*, new car pet S22|/m# plu* 1100 for ufII 4 1 me dep Park Ave TM 9344 W I LL Make Yee A Deal you can't refute Choove Geneve Garden* Apt* today 1122 WO I 4 1 BKOROOM apt* SMS 4 up month Ref No pet* Dep H I m 2 er 174*044__________ I BOOM d u p l e x A F T . t m per month. 1200 tecuHty do potlt Call S24 *044 101—Houses Furnished/R e n t COTTAOK I bdrm . mutl tee to appreciate! UOO tecurlty. tftt menth rent |4S0 Prefer non smoker. >21 *001_________ f o r RKNT. Cottage. 1/1. Kfft clency furnifthed. STBS me SIM tec Call H4 7B99________ LAKE MARY The Ferett. 2 bdrm 2 bath adult cemmuni ty. ever IS Ne pet* Beautiful reertetien lacllitie* U2S/mo plu* dep 122 4410____________ I BDRM. t both, plu* family r m. . fancad. If . u tility , carport. I country acre U2S me plu* UOO tec I 111 1024 Look What’s Happening A t S t Croix Apartments M ake Paradise Your Address! St. Croix Apartnwnti 733 8ecret Harbor Ln., Lake Mary • Is Your Apartment too littlo? • Does Your Rent Send You Over The Moon? WE CAN HELP IAS—Du p ltx for S ilt SANFORO DUPLEX. 1 bdrm •ach Good neighborhood U0 000 wtll finance S24 0444 _ 121—Condominium ______ R onfali 127—Storago/Olfice _______ Space_______ i M r r . ion w n , lg. rm* Full bath 4 kit. Near but >410 mo 171-220# o m ic i 107—Mobile Homes / R tn t ONE tO R M ^ turn.. AC. Can Fork Ave. Mailt* Pk. 171144! O S T E IN 2 bdrm with cabana Perfect for retiree* Ne pet* Call H2 4747 I BDRM. t BATN Beardall Ave. >2S0 per menth plu* tecurlty Fenced yd 272 4H I 1 1 4 -Warehouse S pies / Went LONOWOOO/LK. MARY area. 1.000 1.100 tq ft. with or without A/C office* Starting U1S MclwtevhPelnt.HI »BP0 SANFORO 1.3J0. 1.414.1.100 tquere feet avellablel Call MI 7004 117—Commercial R tn ia li SANFORD, near Airport IJ00 *q ft. affka bldg Ample parking and handicap lac ill tie* laflO/ma Call M0 0007 I. ISO H t i m d WAREHOUSE. 3 000 tq ft Airport Bl. Sanford M l IHO ■ • • N O N IW O F F IC IS L D O . oo siR .fLio ten tB .fi. OC2ZONINOI Mere M Special UiS/mo CALLSaaterd M lBBg SANFORD, flnlfthed space. 1.2SO tq ft . plu* open space. TIB and 1.492 *q It M l 2004 121—Condominium Rentals TOW NNOUSI. ,/ IH . 0*fdMl Or WWrtw U N *<« Utmte* m i I BDRM.. kitchen appliance*, wether/dryer. *cr. perch tlSQ/mo, UOOdPp 1MS2H 1 BDRM. f bath cande. now carpet, wather/dryer. MU/me . 1 yr m i . Airport Bl SanSerd. #G t OH B1M 141—Home* fo r Sal* STENSTROM REALTY, I NC. 141—Hornet fo r Solo A/UlRflAHII H0M»S v f Bg111srf P R n r f e ii i ' e BOND M ONEY. 2.B%e F R E E OOV'T ASSISTANCE FNA AS LOW AS4% V A A S L O W A S U tX Gov’t Rtpot/Afttume No Qual ify Mome% i Seminole. Orange. Voiutla. Lake Counties W IN T IB SPBINOS V3 split plan, wooded acral UO.OOO ALTAM ONTE tP O t V2 tplit plan, dead end ttreet. ULOOO DKLTONA 3/3 an I aero, ter porch, carport. >42.*00 •*S i , i k*r h HOME o r THE DAT • FA N TA S TIC lO V L lW IlO C 3/3. Lino new w/mony vtrot Equipped kit. bkf*t bar. foyer, family rm . morel IBS 000 CAU. ANYTIME 322-2420 321-2720 IM l FlH l D r. U M w A M l I*. L M . M M f » l . U . MUrf •leOer 34t> Tew* The P ru d en tial^ F lo rid a R a a lty BATEMAN REALTY NKAB 1-4 •S acre*, established Fern Farm business with 4/3. pool, plu* Orange City water Wat tn s 000 new tie* 000 Handyman's nightmare! 4/2. owner financing >10.*01 Lease Purchase 3/1 block. U4.0U Owner holding H U T S !............. 1212757 BKA W IUIAM ftON You have won 2 free ticket* to o Lit Chflold Ci nema* ma v l t l Please pkk up your tkkett at Tho Sanford Herald within 2 Congratulation*! Bs b 4 Mintj AssiUMs 7.9% OOV'T FORECLOSURES SANK REPO'S ASSUME NO QUALIFY Call JaaefMaatNefd Day*. M l IIM fre t. M l 7121 ^ W M liornTm iH O M E T I am looking lor nko home* to match with buyer* CjDMC/tfonr, REALTOR (442) 114-4444ar MS 1244 KXCHANOK OR S IL L your property located anywhere! Mvettero 4 — 4>oee*4 . S«, 1 1 Pf if MUST SELL Doubt# wide mobile home 24 X M V3 Nko home I Sett loll Attumeable mtg 111.200 Firm. CoM ScoWi U M U S N E E D A HOUSE? o Dove Payment a Problem f # Sett Kmpleyeed a Problem V CALL siia u a SANFORO. Three Bdrm . M* both, family rm . bi« yd Clote to Store* SUMO >10 0004 SANFORO 3 bdrm 3 bath with cantral H/A Owner financing, downpayment negotiable >40,004 Call 442 2042__________ STAIRS PR07ERTT M ANAGEM ENT A RKALTY 442 H I 233VMl OS24 323*5774 r o e M i l . Santord area U H to per m mfb In tore*tod f CaM H I 34*1 hom i L 1ST 11*0> N EED ED ! Call W Maikfewski. Registered Real Estate Broker ... 171 2MI LK M A R Y A R K A Big 2 bdrm I both Mutt tell >44.SO* Active One. Addle 14k IS 11 W TK DEAUN0 - If YOU‘M WlUINGill Umantn l»am Onmmonm 'OTHrIm/twOto thorn OINIVA GARDEN AFARTMINT1 ISOS K M ?sm S lTM ). S anta.d R 32751 (407) 322-2090 - Ik . w , IR h ft. 4 F I . K ■>•111*1 . . . . . t t . r . t . . b«tt»«om Lw . l N m W M 151—In v M tm tn ! R ro p trty / S ik 4 U N IT. APT. M 0 New roof tiding Appraisal >04K Sefimg af>44K Oo— MotoffH0A4H 1S3—A c rta g tL o ti/S alt NAT L F O R EST. left l >S 0S4 each, no ■down! >71 41 monthly I444QB1 W t 155-C ondom inium s C p * O p / S a t# •Y OWNER Narfhlake Village >/>. dewntfair*. appliance* included Pool tenru* Bargain at >44.IM f 157—Mobil# Hom ai / Sal# O , »0O • tm oaar* I amummm M U i K w r g l t e a .. ia » « M k in q o < W M W l O W l O l 0 &<arOa tO m n J m la Oolo n g k N » In v n a I m c m i Country Lake Apts. 330-5204 geneva (Jiirdei^ O FILK CABINET Metal M Tan enamel US 12* 7114 C A K tM O N T . . W m - n I T r O CALA *«• mH to warn xarwv fmanm mam l term Mo, W I l f —Office Supplies / Equipment 141—Commercial Proparty / S alt s r a iw s n c iA is Sanford Area Mobile Homo Community R I PO I04S Kaufman A Broad 24X14. 2 bdrm 2 bath split Gorgeous homol II t% mier e*t on*y > IJ0 t down to a quaMwd buyer 1/4 wo 1*04 MANAT IK them / 1441 M AN ATEE I bam I4XS2. 2b<Pm >**44 l4X4i.lbdrm U M4 Broker M l 4104 A l l WM 1 O LOVELY, LOVKLY Farmal dressl Lavender. Site 8 B rld etm a ld /P rom dress Worn I time! Ruffled sleeve*, long train w/bow at bock, body III w heart shaped neckline Paid ever U04 Sac­ rifice for >140 Call or lv m*g anytime 12010*2 711—A n tiq u e s/ Collectible* C LV Ift e e i l L C V doll*, plate*, calender*. *laf wo*, whiskey decanter*, book*, taposfrie* much much morel Best offer. H I 1429 •STAR TRKK “ Blue Prints'' set. 12 page* In pouch. I07S edition, mini US after 4pm M2 4474 717—Aucliont 111—Building ___ M a ftr la lt , O F K N C I. Otofo Lfnh. 40 *by 24 ft Ask mg UP Coil 1» >0*2 1 f 3 - U w ii 4 0a rd i< i RIDING MOWER. Snapper • HP. to settle estate Likenewl USB M l >004 ft5 —M jc h in « ry /Tools CA R PET C LEAN IN G EQUIPM ENT Cat Na 004. 10 m butter with tank solution tac cond >1.404OBO 124>414 FORK L IF T TRUCKS. Used Buy sell rent lease Many sue* M l 1144 ash tor Ann/ wbond* MM# 444 714 IMP FO R K LIFT. Clark. 1144 IB CO pacify Work* good >1104 ______ Cor m i too______ • MOTOR. I horse, rt worked Maka offer M l 4014 I f f —P tls A Supplies O B K A O L E M IX OOOS 2 female I spayed. I young Perfect tor children! VERY LOVING CaU mar Mag enfyt JUk lor Mary . M> 4401_______ FREE DOG TRAINING* Fmdouf Hew Inner Dog Training _______ CaR >74 1204____ • FRKK TO A OOOO homa. n*ne monm end 2 yr aid Mato Neutorod Cat* J72 1424 BUM Stop. EAST KB BUNNY II White a*art tame A LOV E A B L t US M l U*0 _ M A LLA R O DUCKS Mato A fem ale breeders Oome*Ue«ed tame |l#eech lie !»IIW IM IIM C A D I L L A C C O U P S OK V IL L I I7 .m Cell M r Grave* Wllletf Old* Cadtlloc. 3H 3201 BUICK RIVIERA 1047. low mitosl *4.001 Coll Mr Grave* Wllletf Old* Cadillac. 372 HOI a PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION a KVBRY TUBS. B FRI. 2:34 PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 01. Daytona Beech _________ 04*H S U II_________ TME UP PAYMENTS NO MON BY DOWN eacept lea. leg. title, ek 1047 P L Y M O U TH GRAND FURY 4 door, euto. power steering end brake*. AM/FM fttoreo MUST SELLI ONLY *119.40 per menth 1 (44 month* • 14 0% APR) Cell Mr Payne Courtesy Used Cor*. H I 2122 TME UP PAYMENTS NO MONK Y DOWN oacepf tea. teg. title, etc 1944 DO DOE ARIES 4 door, ovto. power steering end brake*, steree E X T R A C L E A N Only 1119.49 per menth I (44 month* • 1 1 0 % APR) Cell Mr Payne Courtesy Used Cary 372 2121 TME UP PAYMENT* NO MONEY DOWN eacept lea. tag. title, etc t f « PLYMOUTH R ELIANT 4 door. auto, power *feering and brake*, storeo. CXTRA CLEAN H it at per manfhl (44months• II ?% APR) Call Mr Payne Courtesy Uaed Car*. H I 2121 TME UP PAYMENTS AUCTION UTMOST, MUCH 14,7PM 1 Heuses laned SI-1 II* French Ave. Santord Hwy It H i t 3rd SI. 2 houses. 140 ft frontage on It f l Use for office*, antique shop, craft center 2 story ) bd rm . fram e, herdweed floor* Also 2 bdrm. rental Owner financing passible, suggest ed s ta rlin g bid >100.000 10% depoftit on day af auction Century 21, AA Came* Inc. Martha Bennefl, ReatSar IM IIM JNo Skeen Aecttoneer* Lk anted Real Kstate Breher 1111 K. Catonial Or, Orlanda M ie n *7*7 ------------ 040-4)2 BISS AU4 AB4S 715—Boats and Accessories BOAT •Trt hull. 40 HP E vinrude engine and traitor *4S4 Call 424 40M OCANOK it ft. FIBorfia**. no paddle* or custom H00 Firm M2 2*40 N F T. PONTOON Good cond) lion IS HP AAerc. motor U4S0 Trottor available M l 0*20 319—W awtid to Suy t T R . w e e e e i i t u p ic k . Starts Jan ie«h H i m * Form 7001 Calory Avo M on. Wed A Sot Open 0AM. Bring own container* M l 2244 773-MJscelianoous BAIR HOCKEY TA B L 8 . like new! *Sfl OBOM2022I______ steamer, purchased now for >140. asking *100 Only used t time* M l 14ft______________ rowing machine w/computer counter, used twke OCR Cobra 10 Pto*. a#channel* *20 Mints____________ for >1 44 mos t s till In package* 124 ISOS___________ # I A STE R BU N N Y Wreath. Ml 4 FOR YOUR FU LLER BRUSH PBOOUCTS call distributor M l 4704 O O ABD IN KB S planter baa Heavy duly metal 4* X I ’ Raised bottom, floored ter drainage Good tor backyard g a r d e n , n u r s e r y or S2S0B012I4M4 oSTKREO. Tape, redto. record player (needs needle) You will need help to meve 144 >724471____________________ • T U R K S Y C A L L . L ynch Chompton |to H I toll W A S H K R /O R V IR . 1)44 for pair, used 4 month* Lawn mewer, UOO M ) 4141_________ 12 F T We King aluminum fan beat with SHP Csha motor. UOO. *04 Tame moped. US0 Bom esc condition Ml Sf4i 229 —Aviation URCIAF1 single/multi •true!ten. ground school priv*to'in*trument Aviation Flight Cantor*. I 4M H I 1414 331—C a rt •4 OLDS F IH E N IA Coupe, tow milt*, eatre clean toes* 17 OLOS CUTLASS SUPREME Reel sharp II99S' •9 DO DOE SPIRIT AC. Stereo U00S* Red. Auto. •2 OLDS O E L T A Royele Brougham. Eat ro Sharp woes* 42 CHRYSLER LBBAROM 4 d r.. IO OOO original one owner mite*, auto. AC. Storeo >i*e>* 49 LEBARON CONVERTIBLES 2 to choose from “ Fun m tho Sun" urn * 49 DOOOK DAKOTA Long bed. tapper. V4. auto. AC. Storeo. 44000mile*. UOts* •With 43044 down nr trade •d*ty M E T ilC ASK FOR* BMSeechei or David V. 3331135 •to FOBO TAURUS. 4 t o r ; *91 FORD EXPLORER, standard •hit! Both below book 272 4224 after 7PM 333—Auto Parts / Acctssorits • C A R B U R E TO R . 4V. AFB. rebuilt tor some GM ctoftsk*. Pontiac, ok . original UO 344H7I____________________ OPORSCHE RIMS 3. New >91 411J4M____________________ •REESE HITCH Becleeer. VI wgf 7*4 lb* >71 373 >441 • TIRES. Stoef belled radial saf Site 1*1*4 RIS 7H All season Good Condition *40 332 94S4 OTRUCK RACK, bed mount, fit* long bed pkk up truck Eac condition >100 27) MO) 0214 X 14 TIR E. General, new mounted on Heavy duty tub Wheel >44 H t 4774__________ *41 VW U dsesel metar. totally H I tm 775—T ru c k * / Im a s / V a w * § Seoford Motor Co. TME Uf PAYMENTS NOMONK Y DOWN eacepoes. lag. fitto. etc 1040 C H IV Y SPKCTRUM red. ok, low mile*, fttoreo. > speedl O nly >149.11 per meoWH (44 month* • 1 4 0% APR | Coll Mr Payne Courtesy UsedCer*. MS >IH NISSAN MAXIMA 1091. U100S low mile* I Ceil Mr Greve* Willett Olds Cad.iiac. 172 Till A U TO INSUBANCK WOBLO. help! M ) 7)42 ra»e* OLDMOBILK CALAIS 41. etc condl U.00S Call Mr Grave* Willett Old* CadUlac. M31291 IM2 J E E P J 14 PICK UP 4 wheel drive. 4 cylinder. rtn»% good. U.99* Call 3H42M 1M7 CHEYY 1 TON PICK IIP Dual wheel. 2M engine to ft utility body Very tow mile •gel *4BOO or will trade tor smaller truck or car See soil IM4 FOBO F IM X L T LARIAT All peever. w camper, bed Imor. L WB. U 004 mile* I4-W4_____________ 442 Hlte94 h FOR D COUR R11R. !*• too* beae* >4U OBO 112 4144 44 MACK Treck* Slake bad* ft r e f f e n . esc cendi ti en H I 4*94 4 wbewds 994 2/4 14— TME Uf PAYMENTS 4 dew* stereo cassette ONLY >119 M per meefbl (44 months • 14 9% APR |Call Mr Payne Courtesy Used Cor*. M l >111 CADILLAC SB DAN OKVILLB Iff*. >12 te* Call Mr Grave* WiitoN Old* CodMtoc. IH 3391 TME Uf PAYHCm 1S74 0*1SUN 7M l A u to ma t ic , wi th A/C. eaceilent carl >1,214 OBO 71.400original mile* H S U V 1929 SEVILLE Eaceilent con dition A clastic I U.S00 day*. 904 299 4004eve*. fB4 249 941# 1929 TO YO TA CKLICA Supra, •unroof. S spd nkol 91490 >34 9949, Boy** Used Car* IMS M IR C U R Y COUOAR Run* greet, new tire*. >1.291 Cell 271 ta il after 4 P M ____ M PLYM OUTH VOYAOCR LB Eatre Clean U *tV I? DODOS CHAROER Bee" Sporty. Auto. AC. Storeo 12440 Ordinal mile* I t • 9 S 771—Good Things to Eat NO MON BY DOWN eacept laa. lag. title, ek 1*44 KAOLK PREMIER NO MONBY DOWN eacept laa. tag. title, etc 194? FOROM USTANO Auto o lr. power steering and brake*. A M / F M steree tfl9.ee per menthl (44 month* • II f% APR) Call Mr Payne Courtesy Used Car*. 1712121 CADILLAC COUPS OKVILLB t0.*0S Call Mr Grave* Willett Old* Cadillac. 272 3)91 91 DO DOE SHADOW Convert fbto* Auto. AC. Stereo. ) to choose from >44*1* Non Ferrous MeSato KOKOMO .......... m 111 • C R A F T SUPPLIES, boa full 117—Sporllftfl Poods FO A V E Tt A little more lor other* Brand new J bedroom 2 bath home* with 2 car garage* >44? total monthly payment* Call now. offer limited! UMvortdj Raalty. 44111*4 309—W tir in g A p p a rtl 0HOU1TON TRACKER UHF re male Cost new. >00 Just iika n e w fu o m 2220 OBIKE. Bays I T ' Wars B m 7 special built, oil terrain, spring on front and rear New _tondrt»on >01 IM 4442______ O H K A V Y B A O . (B a a lo g l Ever lest Ne* never used » 0 M4 4H2________________ • T I N N I t R A C K E T S t Sla/enger. made in England cover too New' >40 tor both 122 1444 1727411 701- H o n e t PONT CART. Rebuilt. All fttoel. new fire*, painted (rod) end new seal. SIM........... HO-lffl >7i......................... an i22i 1AM Campatibto toft ware and insfruction tor home busmest Best prkett Games to serious Coil M l MM $1 DOWN 3 3 1 - C ir t 300—R tg ls ttr td P it t CHINKIK SHAR PEI PUPPIKS born Dec IS*h.>t?S ________ Call 124 0010_________ CHOW PUPS AKC. Parent* on premise*, good with kid* U00I1S4M4 12*2____________ R O TTW EILER PUPS AKC registered, tictllenf blood llna*. Shot* end wormed MS4U04 272 1222 Tsi—T elevliion / Radio / Stereo It s —Computer* TWOHOMES*HOT Perfect lor large family or mother in law Include* 2 bdrm . 2 bath. PLUS detached 2 bdrm . I bath. PLUS large shed PLUS fenced yard Great value REDUCEO TO >71.100 complete with 10% down to qualified buyer or TRAOE IN your home or lot equity CALL NOW 11 CAU4AIT REALTY PINKCBKST. wall kapt 1 bdrm hama, large carnar lot. w/troe*. central H/A. rec room Price Reduced* US.S00 I N JOY T N I COUNTRY AT MOSPMERK offered by this 2 bdrm 2 bath w/family rm an almost 1/3 acre I Raised patta overtook* oak *( 12. *00 111—Appliances / F u rn itu re ____ O A N T IQ U E D R E S S E R . 4 drawer. *o»deeh >7» M l 4474 • ANTIOUC CHURCH PKW. 14 H all Pine UOO. or trod* tor antique* 140 1247____________ B K O . K IN O t i l l Canopy, mirrored coiling. 4 drawer* ♦ storage Mutt tee to apprect ate *000 Firm S74 N i l after 4PM. M l 4324. Oil 4244Pay* • BKVSLKD MIRROR. 2 *ec lion* « / Mother ol Peart 44“ W X 4 T H >71 2H Ml? • B IO C H A IB . Overttuffed. button A tuck “ Tub" chair Oetd color. Upholstery good. Merit *ee fo appreclatet US M l H it fv. mtg.____________ BJ'S BBSALK Buy and Sell furniture A collectible* For tale, doll collection 2114 S Pork Pr. Colt M2 7440_______ BRASS BED. Queen, w/orfho mattress *et. Still In boa Cost >1000 Sell for UOO S7I414I O CAPTAINS BCD Complete set 171177 7704_____________ DAYBKD. While Iron A brat* w/orthopedic mattrette* A pap up trundle Still In bo* Cost MOO Sell >200 ITS 4141 DOUBLE BOX Sprtag Mattress left O wr 70 U Pkk US a set LARRY'S M ART 27141M FRANK A LORI'S New A Used I 2102 S French Thrift Store _______ PHONK >24-7114 FUTO N ANO FRAM E Twin (chair) >1*0 Full (toveteat) >1*0 Queen (sofa) Ur* Futon Factory. M l 4#42 IBM W. Alrparf Bl. Santord • ITALIAN F O TTC R Y Oh Em ! complete service for a Good condition! >144 124 0211 O K K N M O R K K L K C T B IC RANOK Good shape. >100 OBO Mon Wed after S 20 PM ___________ M2 tf il___________ OLAMP. country ttyled. brat* A wood bate with mild glass shade MB 272104__________ OMICROW AVK. JC Penney, eacettont condition >?S M l MOO_______________________ R E FR IG E R A TO R . FrifiOere tide by tide l> ty rt old New >1244 Mutt tell >014 OBO Pey 114 H it Eve 1214*21 a SO FA. tove seat and wine rack caftee labia, alt or part uo/ofi#r .......m oots _ or see at 402 W ISthSt OSTOVE. Etocfrk Very good condition SMMt IBM________ 0 TA B LE , drop loot, varnished II brown. Very nice US Better Hurry t M l 4230_______ • TR A S H C O M P A C TO R . Kel motor. Portable or built M almond black Only 4?S Can a t eon________________ • TWIN BOX Spring A Mat Ires*, wifh frame Lika new condition >71 M il t ( D I M . , MM). I«U VI I!., •cm. parch, wath/dryer. Pool, locviil. fenni* I42S mo UOO dep U lU O U tO E vo * . PLUS.. May lair Ca unfry Dub New brkk custom 1'2 split plan. *cr porch w/ipo. 1/3 freed acre*, fenced >110.100 U . Mery. Lets Than U 4 N On •V I renovated, na pamt. appi. fenced, uo.ooo r*»era Hey Diddle , Diddle P A R T time lawn ta rvlc* . approa tBSO'mo Income Approv IS hour* per woek Truck, all Equipment and account* >1.400 222 0070 LAROE 1/1 D UPLKX. Near H S . *cm porch, quiet cut do tec, pet* U70 me 400-4471 SPACIOUS DUPLKXS. 2 bdrm . t both Quiet, tern, perthe* Yard Molt me i I H HIS (Oil d Lata Emma Road) 321 7 3 0 3 UO—Business For Sale DUPLEX for Rent, dote to Lk. Mary BfvdVI? B2 tftt ma 4 tm tec Avail Immediately yd Heat AC H7 M12 105—Duplex* T rlp U x / R§nt 157—Mobile Homes /S a je IA N F O F D I bdrm I turn. 12X40 N r « floor and win dowt U SflOOBO 1711741 SAVK USI NEW 1001 MOMKSI WHY TA Y RETAIL? 11X24. I M N . >4X24, II9A44 Ml S240 Saatard Araa Name* • V I • Fpk. new point and carpet, tencodyard U f *00 • 1/1 an 1/2 acre. C/H /A. MB.B00 e Wetland V I new point. A/C. rood i* acre, fenced SU.fQO o In The Country I Home on over <t acre, heavily treed. US.B00 • V I. appi. new point, carpet; fenced yd. carport. >44.000 • VIS* spilt plan, appliance*, garage, fenced yard. US *00 o Au ume Na QuaUNotl o Sanford PI. cathedral ceil, fenced, garage >40.000 • V I an 1/3 acre I Fenced, cuf #e tac. dead end street U4.BOO after 7PM.S74 9B14 1/1.1 quiet country acre* CHA. Ilka new french door* Scrn perch, fan* through aut, •taraga. Lk Sllvar area 9/me.UOOdrp ! Mi H U i l l —Office Space / Rent Affordable 1, 243 Bedroom Apts. In Beautiful Lake Mary K IT 'N* CARLYLE® by I jir r y W riRht NO MON BY DOWN aecepi laa. lag. title, ek (••I T O Y O T A T S B C B L COUP I red. au*e e*r power •le e rin g , siereot O N L Y •IH M per m tH H 144 mnnih* • 14 9% APR |Coll Mr Payne Courtesy UsndCor*. H I H t ) 77t^M otorcyc»e* " and Bike* IM ) KAWASAKI KIMS btock. I M o g m i m tm Cacellenf cand*Hon11*44Call 324 ft)* 741— Recreational Vehicles / Campers MFuu*iy ti tut i**j v*e*S!S salt e v i l awd 31 fl. •Iide aut. o l r . awni ng, washer'dr yer. dishwasher, staran. many *ah ns WiM lake unaner hotter on Node ev beef after MlfftlQ___________ RV K IN T A L Set* *141 mo tael water, sewer 4 gartape Park Ave Ntobde Ph IH 1441 �K a t* * i n r i i •• _ Sin'nrd Hoald. Ri tord. Florid* - Monday, March 9. 1992 B L O N D IE t a c w e M M Q if H ti W tO O M O H t H H tS O H t i _ cant by Chic Young _________________ ^ / D O N 'T ------->. r woaar t& a jrJ * -rooay oa iw o a a o # See a doctor for AIDS blood test DEAR DR. OOTTi During the past year I've noticed little red apots the size of pin heads appearing on m y body. Could thla be a aymptom of AIDS? I'm n 52-year-old and auapect that m y boyfriend la bisexual. I* m y Imagination working overtime, or do I have a real problem? DEAR READER: Pin-head red apola In the akin may be liny areaa of hemorrhage. Called pctechlae. Iheac lealona can repreaenl a deficiency In blood co a gu la tion. T h e cauaea of petcchlae ore legion and Include AIDS, leukemia and other blood dlaeaaea. In addition, aomc medIclnca. auch an aaplrtn and ntmllar dmga that can retard blood clotting, lead to akin hemorrhagea. So can vitamin C defi­ ciency (acurvyl. which cauaea a breakdown of blood venae I walla and subsequent leakage of blood Into akin and other tiaaura. Unleaa you can Identify a likely cauac of your pclcchlac (auch aa aaplrtn). I urge you to check with your family doctor for an examination and blood train that ahould Include an AIDS teat and analyaln of your blood coagulation. S in c e y o u a u a p e ct y o u r boyfriend la blaexual. thla might lx- u good time to deal with thla laaur. If It concrma you. Should Infidelity and homoacxuallty not lx? prrnning laauea In your life, al the very leant you ahould Inatat on aafe nrx. Th e unc of a condom du ring Inlcrrourac w ill help protect you agalnal the poaalhllity of acxually tranamltlrd dla­ eaaea that usually go hand-lnhand wllh a blaexual lifestyle. Y o u t Im a g in a tio n la not working overtime. A m in g r for a frank and lioncat dlaruaslon wllh your boyfriend. DEAR DR. OOTTi I'v r been dlagnoacd w ith progrenalvc aupranurlrar palay. Do you have any Information on m y condi­ tion. and can you explain w hy It la different from I’arklnaon'a MEDICINE PETER GOTT.M.D. d Incase? DEAR READER! Progressive aupranuctrar palay I* a rare neurological dlneaae of unknown cauac. marked by Iona of volun­ tary eye movementa. In addition to the eye problems, patlenla with PSP suffer from a variety of m u s cu la r a bnorm alities. In- eluding rigldliy end dlfflcully walking. (C IIU 0 2 N E W S P A P E K E N ­ TER P R IS E ASSN. 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Uma 46 Firearm owners' erg. W IN A T BRIDQB By PhUUp Alder by Jimmy Johnson ARLO AND JANIS woAuatAie; 1 1 r jowjwo A young Dutch pair. Derry Westru and Enrl Leufkens. have done very well In European t o u r n a m e n t s . W c a lra has supplied a Hols Uridge T ip that w r would all do well to re­ member: Don't slop thinking when partner signals. Work out the hands and Uisc your defense on that analysis In conjunction wllh partner's signal (m y em­ phasis). Cover the East and Soulh hands In the diagram. Against three no-trump, you lead the s|>adc four: queen, ace. five. East returns the spade three: nine. 10. two. You now lead the spade six: hrart two. spade Jack, spade king. Soulh leads the club king, which you duck, followed by the club queen. You win wllh the are while partner discards a d is c o u ra g in g d ia m o n d tw o. What ahould you do now? So far you know that declarer ataricd wllh the spade king. By Bernice Bede Oeol YOUR BIRTHDAY Kerch 10.1092 i by Bob Thovos Considerable emphasis might lx? placed on your |>artnermlil[m In the year ahead. Those you make for noti-ronimerclal pur­ Itows could produce some re­ markable Irrneflls. PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) Y o u 'r e lik e ly to be In ail rx|>anslvr rnoixl today, and this Is well and gotxl. provided you don't m akr Imjiulslve promise* to others that you won't be able to keep. Know where lo Itxik for romance und you'll find It. The A stro-G raph Matchmaker Instanlly rrvculs which signs are romantically perfect for you. M all 82 p lu s a lo n g , selfaddressed, slamjx-d rnvelo|x- lo Matchmaker, c/o lids newspa­ per. P.O. Uox 01428. Cleveland. O H 44101-3428. ARIES (March 2 1-April I0| T r y nol to exaggerate the gtxxl deed you do Its another today. Tilt* Individual already feels u sense of obligation but could become resentful — If you magnify your gesture. ANNIE •..N0THW6 V 5A* KIPS 7 NOT (JOINS OUT THtftf 6AKASA.MO. i (wreuwe TOM Y.tH? YOU FO* iSSb'tr M irtfA H u W . m ■ ! 1 diamond king and K-Q of clubs: 11 points. He must have four or five more. If lx- has the heurt king and diamond Jack, the defenders have six tricks: three spades, one heart and Iwo clubs. Hut If lie has the hrnrt are w ith o u t the d ia m o n d Jack, things are trickier. You must not cash your sjiadr winner: other­ wise declarer will discard one of his blocking clubs. You must try to dislodge tlx? diamond arc from the dum m y tx-forr the chib eight Is cashable. T h e only w i n n i n g d e fe n s e , d c a p l t r partner's signal. Is to switch to a diamond. Declarer wins In hand and plays a club In your Jack. You lead u second d ia m o n d to dum m y's barr urc. Now comes the heart quern, hut partner completes a gixxl defense by playing low. Declarer Is left with only seven tricks: one s|iade. Iwo hrarts. iwo dlanxtnds and two dubs. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) In order lo keep your budget on track today, self-discipline will be r e q u i r e d . D o n ' t l et extravagant whim s co n vln rc you this Isn't nrcessary. OEMIN1 (May 2 1-June 201 If your priorities are nol In order loday. there's u chance you'll wuste a lot of lime and effort on mut t er s t hat hav e no real significance. Ik-methodical. CANCER (June 21 Only 221 Don't take anything for granted loday. especially verbal guaran­ tees. If Ihcrc Is some special lype of protection you feel you re­ quire. gel It In writing. LEO (Ju ly 23 Aug. 221 The nerd for Instant gratification tould contribute lo your finan­ cial undoing lixlay. If you can'l pay cash for wliut you wunt. It's best to wait until you can. VIROO (A ug. 23-Scpt. 221 Occasionally, w r u rr able to bluff our way through sticky situa­ tions wllh a lllllr bravado Dul loday. If you say you're holding ace*, they'd Ixi ler be lit your hand. LIBRA ISept. 23-Ocl. 23) Ikposltlvr regarding the (Nilcomr \W R < 6 H X U > J « J y o u TO M M A Y , f v v O N C W N * WMOK J weveAECY... NORTH ♦ 92 YQJ62 4 AT ♦17 4 4 2 WEST 010144 ♦ 10*4 e q ioi ♦ AJ J MM SAIT ♦ A4T I TXtl 4 J 11 42 ♦l * SOOTH ♦KM ♦ A TS 4 K 06 ♦ K Q 10 * Vulnerable: Both Dealer South Wrtl Sastfe Paas 1 NT* Pais 24 •IS-I7 points Narth 2♦ 2 NT East Pass All pan Opening lead: 9 4 of events today, but also be realistic. If you u rrn'l. you could Ire Just another wlshlul thinker Instead of a bonu fide optimist. BCORPIO IOct. 24-Nov. 221 Don't look for rewards you aren't entitled lo In a Joint endeavor lixlay. If then- Is anything lo be shared. II should be shared equally, BAOITTARIUS INov. 23-Dec. 211 Someone you place conoidrrablt- confidence In but who lias let you down previously mlglil do so again today. It's time you opened your ryes to who tills Individual teully Is. CAPRICORN IDec. 22-Jan. |0| Usually, you're realistic and pragmatic, bul today you might see things as you would like Ihrtn In Itr Inslrud of how they uetually are. Get back In charac­ ter. AQUARIUS Han. 20 Feb 10) Your lurk has Its llmltatkm* today, so be careful as lo how far you pusli II. r*|x-ctally In mai­ ler* that pertain lo your finan­ cial well-being. ( 0 1 0 0 2 . NEWSPAPER EN ­ TER P R IS E ASSN. by Leonard S tarr � 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, 1992 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 09, 1992 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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 09, 1992; <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/b790a21220546a8d7265ff18499be415.pdf cd099a7995f7e79adfd92162cb283408 PDF Text Text I P liS M P I 'lM H W a p p i TU ESD A Y | March 10, 1992 ■ M U Sanibro Herald 30 Cents | Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Bamlnola County alneo 1908 84th Year, No. 169 - Sanford, Florida N E W S D IG E S T Code cops win slim OK Sanford gets tough despite opposition □ Sports Tribe still winning D cLA N D — Seminole made (he most of their limited ofTenalve opportunities to Monday to beat DeLand 6-3 and remain unbeaten at 14-0. S e e P a fe IB . □ People Get help for domestic violence Columnist Mary balk warns that living with a spouse who becomes violent when drunk Is very dangerous. Sea Page SB □ Florida Senate panel nixes referrals Th e Joint venture bill In which doctors would be banned from referring patients to clinics and labs that they own passed a Senate panel Monday. See Page 3 A By NICK FFEIFAUF Hsrald Stall Writer_______________________________ SA N FOR D — A pro|>o*cd Code Enforcement ordinance drew considerable citizen comment during last night's City Commission meeting. The measure passed, however, on a three lo two vote. Although only three citizens spoke In favor of It. a show of hands asked by Mayor Bellye Smith Indicated several dozen were In support of the move. A similar nurnbrr opposed It. with seven persons voicing their object Ions. Budget is short, but not glum Commissioners A .A . McClanahan and Whltey Eckstein volrd against the measure, as they hud when It was orlglnaly presented two weeks ago. resulting In a tabling. M.E. McDaniel of 2810 Magnolia Avenue told the Commission. "T ills ordinance will hurt a lot or small people who can't pay fines." lie suggested. “ If you want to turn Sanford Into a Winter Park or Heathrow, w hy don't you move there." McDaniel addrd. "Y ou are going lo turn us Into a police stale • neighbor spying on neighbor. I don't believe we want this." In favor of the move. CllfT Miller, of 5211 Brentwood Drive said. "T h is Is a positive step and u modem step. It's not scare tnetlrs like sontr would have us believe." □ B e e C od e, Page BA New homes plan compromise OK’d By NICK PPIIPAUP Herald Stall Writer__________________________ S A N F O R D — T h e projected Sterling Woods subdivision In south Sanford won Ita first victory last night. Th e City Commission approved the preliminary plat and approved four variances. Sterling Woods Is proposrd for a 124-lot single-family residential community, to the north of Lake Mary Boulevard, near the □ S e e , Page 5 A Locals vs. Royal British By J. MARK BARFIELD Hsrald Stall Writer__________________ 1*4 lane closing tonight L A K E M ARY — Th e Inside, left lane of castbound Intcmtale 4 at Lake Mary Boulevard will be closed tonight from 10 p.m until 6 a.m. Wednesday. Interchange construction crews will be re­ surfacing the roadway. Chamber to discuss C.R. 46A SA N FO R D — Th e Transportation Committee of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce will discuss the C.R. 46-A Interchange T h u rs ­ day. A shirt-sleeve meeting la scheduled for 8:15 a.m.. Sanford City Manager Bill Simmons serves as chairm an of the chamber's Transportation Committee. " ," 1 rT ' 1 Sim m ons projected. " T h e discussion will center around whether the new Interchange la necessary, warranted, or designed In light of projected plans for the extension of the Seminole County Expressway to 1-4. Farr added. “ We want to get opinions on both sides of tills question, as well as hear from people who may be neutral on the concept, so we can determine whether the Chamber should support It, or leave It alone." Sim m ons said the main purpose of the meeting la. "to determine If the committee and the Chamber need to take a position In the matter." In addition to the 18 member Transportation Committee members and guests. Farr said the meeting Is open for other Chamber members as well as In d iv id u a ls who may tiave a concern about the Interchange proposal, or have some Inpul to add to the meeting. Th e meeting, scheduled to begin this T h u rs ­ day morning at 8:15. Is expected to last until approximately 10 a.m. II will be held In the meeting room of the Chamber building. 400 E. First Street In downtown Sanfoid. SA N FOR D - Despite shortfalls In proje cte d re ve n u e s. S e m in o le County officials are pleased their current budget status is not so glum. County Manager Ron Rabun said Income from state-shared revenues such as sales and cigarette taxes, combined with lower Ilian antici­ pated Interest on Investments have resulted In about a 81.1 million shortfall In revenues to the current 8283 million yearly spending plan. But department directors and □B a a Budget, Page 2 A Library grant ups money to county By J. ■ABK BABPIBLO Hsrald Stall Writer__________________ SA N FO R D — Seminole County will receive a 829.000 windfall from a state library grant. "W e're very pleased In this year of hard limes, they decided not to cut us back on this." sold Jean Rhein, director of the Departm ent of Library and Leisure Services. Rhein said she anticipated re­ ceiving 8289.347 this year when she applied for the annual grant last yrar. But she recently learned the c o u n ty w ill a c t u a lly re c e iv e 8318.347. 829.000 more. Th e grant Is Issued each year by the slate to counties and larger cities with library systems. Florida law limits the "Slate Aid lo Libraries" giants to 25 p e rcent of the a n n u a l expenses lo operate the library □Baa O ra a l. Pago BA HsnMFasts*vlaw C Tracy Oruah (IK announcer Joa Bakar. llald owner, Jackie Baker, secretary; Joan Reyee, announcer. Polo without snob appeal By LACY DOMBN Herald People Editor SAN FOR D — ll was a Jolly good show. Her Royal Majesty's British Polo Team Ihunderrd up und down tile Bakersfield Polo Field on horses they had never ridden. T h r y hadn't played In five months. British A rm y officer L l. Steven Arrowsmltli tilled his face toward the warm, bright sun Tuesday. "It was snowing when we left England." he said. Members of the Bakersfield l*olo Club were u little older than their British counterparts. Rated slightly lower In competition, they were spotted three |>olnls al the start Tuesday and one point Thursday. The polo match, demanding agility, grace and horse sense, hud begun. "It's dangerous, not for soft gentlemen or soft­ hearted." Anowsm lth explained earlier. latsl Tuesday, fuur men on each tram mounted regal ponies with braided tails, swung wood mallets at a baseball sized plastic ball, and bumped steeds lo dissuade the opposition. "It's grral exercise and very nice to have the opportunity to play this team." Stun Sandefur. who playrd In a second match Thursday, said. Joe Baker, owner of the Bakersfield Polo Field played Thursday with his wife JoAnne as leammate. lie said many things udd to passion for the sport. Proponents agreed. Honing skill and dexterity, developing sportsmanship and courage, working with gentle but regal creatures and galloping at break-neck speed In an attempt lo smack the ball tx-twern the goals before an opponent wrests II away all udd to the lure of Ihe game. "A n d It's Interesting to me where those people rom c from." he said, pointing lo the field of h orsem en. " C u b a . C h ile . A rg e n tin a . K e nya . Australia. Iran. England and even Plant City and : Bee Polo, Page 2 A Democratic candidates to apeak W IN TE R SPRINGS - Slate and local Demo crullc candidates have been Invited to speak and answer audience questions at the Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee meet­ ing Thursday. C o n c e rn o ve r c o d e s m a rk s D u a n y ’s re tu r n Th e 7:30 p.m. meeting will be at 270 E. State Road 434 in Winter Springs. Th e meeting Is open to the public. 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SA N FO R D - While Sanford His­ toric Trust members eagerly antlcl(Mite the return of Andrea Duany April I. Georgetown civic leaders express concern that Duany * pro­ posal for Sanford's future may Include some codes that could create an economic hardship for many homeowners. D u a n y , a re n o w n e d M ia m i architect, was contracted this past fall by Ihe Historic Trust lo study the area and iormulalr a plan to rrsurge the downtown historic dis­ trict. Al that time, he conducted a series of charetles. town meetings, lo compile Infixutallon and Ideas from Interested citizens. He will be returning to present Ills master plan lo the public and to city officials April I. 6 30 p.m. at a location still lobe confirmed. "I'm very excited this Is coming lo ihe end with something solid, the finished proposal." Sue Ollnger, chair man of ihe Duany project, said. The sensitive Issue that has sur­ faced stems front the Inclusion of more stringent code# In the area that Duany proposes will Include a liortlon of Georgetown, the area □ B a a U n s a y , Paga B A SUBSCR IBE T O T H E SANFORD HERALD FOR T H E B E S T LO C A L NEW S C O V ER A G E. Call 322-2611 4 �(itV ’ ■A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Tueiday, March 10. 1092 NEW S FROM T H E REGION AND ACR O SS T H E S T A T E Senate panel: Ban doctor referrals B y J A C K IIH A L U P A X Final defense witnesses take stand Associated Press Writer MIAMI — A I'aiininanlun legislator und a drug agent testified In Mnnurl Noriega's trial an Ih r defense prcparcei In rod. bul tlu* * misled I’unainunlan leader's attorneys refused lo nay If he will nlno lake Ih r ntnnd. Nnrlrgn's usually Inlknllvr nttcimryn. Joking about a "nrw n blarkiHH," durkrd rpirnlltinn Monday about whether their client will leailfy. If hr doenn'I. the drfrnne In expected to conclude today, with thr prosecution beginning a werklong rebuttal cane. On the wllnesn ntnnd Monday, a former Panamanian legislator lenllfled Noriega personally lobbied for a lough mill-drug law flnully panned In late 1980. Th e legislation made drug prosecution* easier, and for thr first time outlawed money laundering. "M any In Panama objected to the law." nald Je rry Wilson. "Th e y complained about U.S. Interference lo get It approved." One who opposed It. Wilson volunteered, was the current Panamanian foreign minister, whose government replaced Norlrga billowing the December 1898 U.S. Invasion that led to Ills surrender. T A L L A H A S S E E - The next battleground for a proposal to ban doctors from making referrals to clinics they own ts the full Senate, after action by a panel whose chairman railed the debate the fiercest he's ever seen. “ In 14 years that I've been til Ihla Legislature. I have never seen an Issue as Inlrnsc as this has become," Sen. Wlnstun "B u d " Gardner said Monday nlghl. Gardner, who represents Sanford and Seminole County east of 17-92 and who Is chairman of the Appropriations Committee, told the panel members they were working at 8:45 p.m. on the legislation because he had been accused last week of trying ta avoid hearing the h ill. "T h e point to this Is the proponents of this I In 14 years that I've been in this Legislature, I have never seen an Issue as Intense as this has become.! ___________ -San. Winston 'Bud* Oardntr hill have attempted In manipulate m y vote," he said, adding that he's always been a supporter. The people who support the bill have been "a little less than truthful." he said. Gardner dldn'l say to whom he was referring and left before the committee meeting was over. The committee voted unanimously for the legislation (CS-SB 22041 after narrowly defeating twn amendments that bill sup­ porters said would gut the bill. Gardner. D-Tltusvllle. cast the deciding vole on one of the amendments. T h e bill, sponsored by Sen. Eleanor Welnslock. D-Wcst Palm Beach, now moves lo the Rules and Calendar Committee lo be scheduled for a floor vole. Th e House passed similar legislation last week. The bill would ban doctors from making referrals to clinics or centers they awg for cancer treatment, physical therapy, clinical lab work and tesls such ns X-r*ys and C A T scans. Such arrangements arc called Joint ventures. Th e legislation Is based on a two-year study by the Health Care Cost Containment Board, which found that more procedures were ordered when physicians had Invested In those centers and more was charged per procedure. An analysts done later and paid for by bill supporters estimated the overcoats In one year lo be around $500 million. Spring break birthplace eases bans PoloC o n t in u e d fro m P a g e 1 A Sanford are represented." he smiled and said. Tim e Is marked by rhukkern. Six rhukkern are played racli game. Players switch horses every rhukker, no II Is expensive to participate. "O w ning n string of six horses with a trailer, tlic groom, shoes rv rr y month, food and veteri­ nary care Is expensive. People think you have to be rich to take pari, even to watch, hut we don't operate that way. Anyone Is welcome lo come watch for free. There are no snobs here, and you don't have to dress up." Ja rk lr Baker, secretary for the club said. from an elevated platform. Jackie. Tracy Orush and Joan Keyes take turns announcing each b it of the u c tla n so spectators don't even have to understand the game at first to enjoy It. And It Is action-packed. At one particularly harried point during Tuesday's match. Bakersfield player Jonathan Wolfe tumbled aver the head of his steed, l’cnnul. confirming what Arrowsmllh had said. Polo ts a dangerous game. Wolfe resumed ploy later. T h e B r it s , g u e s ts of c l u b m c m b c r s h e re , h a v e e x te n d e d an In v it a t io n ta Bakersfield players. Some of them will visit England next year and play the learn again. "It's just nice lo sec this In Sanford." spectator Matt Farrell, a Sanford resident said. "Th e last polo match 1 saw was as a young boy In the late 30s. I'll be A piercing alrtiom honked the end of the match. Qentlemen. faces flushed and slightly breath­ less. were still astride horses cantering from the field. Matches both days were close. The learns tied at seven Tues­ day. Th e Brits edged ahead Thursday, seven to four. "W e played well and they were a good team, rrceaally good." Jackie said. Budget--------Continued from Page 1A constitutional officers have been thrifty during the past several months. As a result, the county reserve a c c o u n t w ill d o u b l e . County budget director Jean Kusaab a a ld t h e a c c o u n t n o w h a s about $2.4 million for the “ rainy d a y" f u n d , e v e n a lt e r c o v e r i n g the shortfalls. Tha i amount Is about $1.2 million above the reserve account budgeted last September, "W e'll be ahlr to cover the shortfall and still provide for rrservrs." said Kassab. " T h e department directors have done an excellent Job In holding the line," said Babun. Based on a mid-fiscal year analysts of revenues and expend­ itures. Kassab said the county will receive about $813,000 less Ilian the $10.2 million expected from the half-crnt portion the stutr shares with counties and cities from sales taxes. Kassab said the county will also receive uboul $172,000 Irss than the $4 0 million ex|rclrd from the state from Intangible and ciga­ rette taxes. Also, us Inleresl rales declined, so did one source of county revenue. Kassab said the county had hudgrtrd lo receive about $810,000 from inleresl on bunk accounts. She said tile cuunty LO TTER Y M IA M I - H e re a re th e w in n in g numbere selected Monday In lha Florida Lottery: Cash 3 6-O-B P lay* l-B-1-7 FantasyB 5-35 7-23-14 KenHummel Hwy. 17-SZ, Sanford •M l-7*00 U IIB I U U S s IH J m a ui r » l » Tuasdar. March 10. 1WJ Vol 84. No 109 P «M H h s4 Daw> ana lu n a r , arcapt • iS s S a r S r W S u i t s * H u s * . Inc >00 N r f snch A r s , la n ia rd. Fla M T T I I t r r wa Claaa S r l a f r Said at I w M , h ir ld r and aOdBWnal a o a t M A S T IM Sand « d d n » » t h u f . Id THi SANFOAO Mt HAIO SO w ill a p p a re n tly earn about $100,000 less than that amount. Much of the savings resulted from leaving vacant employee positions unfilled. In December. Rabun ordered a hiring freeze on all new employees unless he approves them. In February, he asked departments heads to -target • 6 percent reduction In spending. Kassab said In her own deparment. she's cut down on the amount of copying and her demand for copies from other departments. "W hat I do sometimes has an effect an other departments so 1 try lo he aware of that when I order copies or pages and pages of computer printouts." Kassab said. Constitutional officers, In ­ cluding the clerk of courts and sheriff, have alai submitted u higher than expected amount of unspent fees to county cofTcrs. which softens llte revenue re­ duction blow. Rabun said the savings may appear lo be a windfall, but It may not be so. He said the Suntando Softball complex will lx- completed Hits year and the county wilt need m oney to operate the facility, built on an old garbage dum p. He said revenues might decline even further, placing a demand on the savings account. ] To d a y : Mustly cloudy and breezy with a chance of after­ noon shuwrra or thunderstorms High In Ih r inld 80s. W ind Miulliwrsl IS lo 20 mph. Chmnrr of rain 40 pcrrrnl. Tonight: Mostly cloudy wtlh a charier of showers or th u n ­ derstorms. Turning cooler Isle with the lows in ihe mid to u p per 50s. W ind becom ing northwest 10 mph. Chunre ol ruin 30 percent. Wednesday: Becoming parity cloudy and brtrzy. Cooler with highs In Ih r upper 60s. Wind north l5 to 2 0 in p h Extended lom-asl: Fair and F L O R ID A T I M M 0*1 Dsrton* B * « h rt I u IMkm 6«iMWM9 11lkmq t trad JtokM rw tl* K»V WBtl M n d dtni Sola. FpnMKMit W a ia l* Tsiufcaias* W F#|rn B*ACh rrartd i Wan arnta m u m p»t r% saia* ------- 1 aodaian ra raraa a s m (to n M l m i Design winner rWM f1N4$if I AMMiy wmc*m Samlnole High School aludard Wayne Parker, left, was awarded $50 for hla l-ahlri design for Project Graduation. Pictured with Parker and the winning artwork la Marge Battista. chairman of the projecl, which offer* graduating seniors a safe alternative to rounds of parties. Seminole part of redjstricting offer Prow Butt and f l u Rapurt$T A L L A H A S S E E - A Senate compromise offer on congressional YedfililciIng would replace a proposed black district that extended from Tallahassee lo Orlando with a more corn|>art one In North Florida. Instead of the meandering 57-pcrccnl black district contained In the earlier plan, the newSenate map substitutes a 52.5-percent bluck seat running from Jacksonville along the St. Johns River through Sanford lo Orlando and stretching a finger Into Alachua and Marion counties. "W r made It more logical." said Senate Heupportlcmntcnl Committee _ C h airm an ^ a c k Gordon, D-Mtamt Beach. "It was pretty impossi­ ble to do that lelongatedl district." legislators must ’ now' review Hie compromise offer that makes the area below the Georgia border part of a more compact district that runs from Washington County to Lake City, which Is 24 percent black and 78.5 percent registered Democrats. In oilier developments Monday, Republican lawmakers rrflled u lawsuit claiming Democrats werr at an Impasse. and four more House members were added to a House-Senate confer­ ence committee appointed to work out (inferences In the plans. F O R T L A U D E R D A L E - Seven years after the city made In­ ternational headlines with Its heavy-handed crackdow n on spring breakers, some of the .beach restrictions ore quietly - being lifted. “ There must be a million ’ things, you can’t do at Fort Lauderdale's beach." said Anne • Marione. director of the Broward County Hotel A Molel Associa­ tion. No eating on the beach. No • drinking. No dog-walking. No water scooter rentals. No laten ig h t p a rk in g . No footba ll­ thro w ing or Frlsbee-tosslng. except In the picnic area behind the South Beach parking lot. "N ow that our market has changed, things that were put Into place to bring some order lo spring break don't apply to the market we're seeing today," Marione said. Lifeguards say they a rt no longer slopping picnics and Frlsbee-lhrowlng If people are behaving responsibly. L a s t w e e k , t h e no-parklng-after-9 p.m . rules went by Ihe wayside when the City Commission agreed to allow parking until 11 p.m. and 2 a.in. at m any bearh-orru parking lots and metered sjxices near the beach. Next. Ihe city will consider allowing rental concessions for sailing catamarans and other non-motorized watercraft at ihe public beach. And a group of city staffers and beach buslnrsa people have been meeting to reconsider the other dozens of laws and restric­ tions that specify what you cannot do at and around Ihr tirarh. Alleged killer accused of past abductions Associated Proas F O R T M YER S - Inveallgatora urr looking Into allegations that a church volunteer accused of kidnapping and fatally shooting Iwo teen-agers uud wounding u third previously abducted two other boys, u newspaper re­ ported. Robert Kay. 24. of Fori Myrrs pleaded Innocent last week to ftrsl-dcgrre murder and kidnap­ ping charges in thr case. He Is accused of tormenting thr Hirer at a remote campsite In Lehigh Acres before shooting them hist month. Nathan Goldsbcrrv. 13. and Irish Mullins. 15. were shot lo death, while 14-yrar-old Chris Stricklin survived three bullet wounds. Tw o Lee County women claim their wins were abducted by Kav In 1988 and 1991 while hr was on probation on a burglary charge and that he told their suns he hud killed before, the News-Press In Fort Myers re­ ported In Sunday's edit Ions. One woman, who said her son was ubdurlrd lust April, said hr was bound, gagged und put III the trunk ol Kay's rar by Kay and anothrr youth und taken to a lent In Lehigh Acres. "He told my son hr could very easily kill h im ." the woman lold the newspaper. "H e had done It in thr past and would do It again." In Ihr other rase. Virginia Kelly said Kay and anothrr youlh atxlurlrd her son. Michael Montgomery. In 1988 and took him to a remote section of la-hlgh Acres. She said he was tlrd lo a tree and forced Inin sexual arts. T H E W EA TH ER So I IM F . S a n to d t L l i m i M I |0a0r i S u n u p Hama M i n o r S Mail I M arts* III H d M aras. l i t 00 I »aa< ira o o Aesaslalod Pros*_____________ Ml II U 1' It II 1) •1 w 11 n n •i *j •f •t U M u n to u 41 44 fO 41 U 1) u u 44 NATIONAL TSIBra BXTBNDBO OUTLOOK r TUESDAY Maly cldy BB-BB ---------- 1 WEDNESDAY Ptly cldy 70-SS r to ^*4 THURSDAY Ptly cldy 70-88 FRIDAY Mslycldy 7B-BB 3 F1BBT Fab. 11 O € PULL Peb. I I LA S T Pcb. 35 M ACN CONDITIONS Daytona Beacbi Waves arr 2 Vs fret und clumpy- Currant ts to Ih r n o rth w ith a water Irm prralura of tat degrees New Smyrna Beacbi Waves are 2 and srinl glassy. Currant ts la the no rth w ith a water Irm prralura of 68 degrees SATURDAY Ptly cldy 78-63 STATISTICS M O O N N B A AKA NEW P a b .3 'hi#! And Av+rnight to* to 1 * m E I T City Hi U Pri Anchor 41 24 Af lints 44 44 41 44 Atlantic City BdltimorB 47 44 Billing* 40 24 Birmingham 7? 40 4* Bitm#rtb If 12 B »m 17 22 Bodon 41 U Burlington, VI 41 24 ChAHttlon.se 44 41 ChArlotlan.W V* 74 17 41 ChATlAOQ N C 77 44 ChtyAnn* 24 07 41 Chit Ago 4J 14 44 CtouQiAnd 44 14 Of CAfemtiA l C 42 41 Concord N H 49 24 OAilAt FI Worth 74 2S Donvor 22 44 12 Obi M«*n$i IS 14 42 Ob If o-l 42 14 22 Monolulw 41 71 Howl tan 74 4$ •1 IndvAriApotii 14 24 17 U >0 KAA4AI City L a i V«gai 42 41 LlttlA Mock 42 24 > II La i Angslot 44 12 MAmphu 44 41 144 MHwauAaa IS 14 74 Mpt% St Paw4 24 II NAlhvillA 7S M I N Hem 0» toon* 71 44 IM Hem York City 44 41 ObiAhomA City 42 U OmAhA U 14 42 PhOAOttgfUA 47 42 iPtneonlB 41 41 It Pittsburgh 47 u 42 Portend MA-na 14 Ji St LAuh 44 V It VdH L a4a Citf 12 22 WAttkB 41 17 WBthtnglsnOC 44 » WEDNESDAY! BOLUNAB TABLE) Min. 10 35 a . ni.. 11:10 p.m .: Maj 4:20 a.m.. p in . TIDEBi Daytona Beacbi highs. 12:13 a m.. 12:27 p.m .: lows. 6:43 a.m.. 6:42 p.m .; New Smyrna Beach: highs. 12:18 u m .. 1X32 p.m .; lows. 6:18 a.m .. 6 4 7 p.m .; Cocoa Beacbi highs. 12:33 a.m.. 12:47 p.m .: lows. 7 :03 a.in., 7 <12 p.m. 4:55 BOATINO Bt. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: Wind west 20 knots Srus 5 to 7 (ret. Bay and Inland watrrs choppy til exposed arras Scattered showers und thu n­ derstorms mainly north part Wednesday: Wind northwest 15 to 20 knots. Seat 5 to 8 fret. Bay and inland w airrs choppy In exposed areas. Widely scattered showers south part T h r high Irm p rra tu re In Sanford Monday was 83 degrees and the overnight tow was 63 as rrportrd by H r University ol Florida Agricultural Researrh and Education Center, Celery Avenue. R e ro rd rd ru iul,ill lor th r period ending ul 9 a m . Tu e s­ day. totalled 0 Inrhrs. The lempcralurr at 10 a m. today was 84 d r g r r r s and Tuesday’s rarly morning low was 64. as rerordrd by thr National W ra lh rr Service ut the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service (lata: G M o a d a y ' s h l ^ . ........................ B 4 I !Barometric prcsaurc.2B.B3 I jRelative Humidity....SB pet i ] Winds......Booth at IB mpb r Balafall.....- .............. 0 lo. £ ’ T o d a y ' s s u n a c t .......8 : 3 1 p . m . Tomorrow's suarls«....6.40 I otu in c»r m ri» dr dr cdy ctr m tn dr 'in dr cdy cNy *n dr rn dr c#y cOy cOy dr c#r «Uy dr <Ny Ctr edr c#y c#y c#y dr rn c#r coy rn tdy 4n r*» cdy dr cOy rw �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Tuesday, March 10. 1992 - *A POLICE BRIEFS Avenue, Sanford, early Monday morning. Police slapped Ills vehicle on Lake Mary Boulevard at 4th Street. He was charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol and falling to sign his tralTIc summons. Reported to Sanford police Warrant arrests made The following Incidents were reported to the Sanford Police Department: • A 29 caliber handgun was reportedly taken during the weekend, from a cabinet at the residence of Mlgotla Aponte, 26. 1231 Rosectlff Circle. Sanford. No algnt of forced entry were reportedly found by officers. • An attempted robbery was reported at 2425 French Avenue. Sunday evening. The robber attempted to take money from the cashier, but fled the scene. • Hallmark Health Care. 405 Central Park Drive was reported burglarized early Monday morning. Police report entry was made by prying open the front door. An estimated S i l l was removed from the petty cash drawer. • A burglary was reported at Nucrane Machinery. 417 Central Park Drive. Sunday morning. Entry was reportedly made by prying open a glass window. An estimated 1600 was »iild to have been taken from a cash drawer. • Herr 30 Tavern. 2553 Airport Hlvd., was reportedly burglarized Sunday morning. Police responded to a burglar alarm, and discovered the front door glass shattered. An estimated $450 In cash was taken from a filing cabinet. • An Evinntde Boat motor was reportedly stolen Friday from n txial |>arked on the property of James Swain. 807 E. 14th. Street. The following persons have bren arrested on out standing warrants: • Reginald Leon Burke. 34. 217 Holly Avenue. Sanford, was arrested at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Sunday. He was wanted for violating parole on a conviction or possession of a controlled substance. • Dwayne F. Brown. 25. of 3724 Washington Street, telephoned Sanford Police Sunday, requesting they pick him up at 2nd Street and Park Avenue In Sanford Brown was wanted for violation of parole, on a conviction of sale of a controlled substance Retail theft charged Ju d y .lamella Cain. 1404 l*erslmmon Avenue. Sanford, was arrested on a charge of retail theft Sunday. Sanford Police apprehended her at the Winn Dixie Store. 1722 Airport Boulevard. She was reported as having laken four bars of soap from Ihe slore. DUI charge placed laikr Mary Police arrested Clvnt iloll. 30. ol 187 Hawkins Watch on Old Sanford Couple found In closet Seminole County Sheriff's deputies arrested Jason Allen Corbin. 19. of Wacassa Street. Geneva, on Thursday, lie was found with a 14 year old girl In n vacant house al 1200 S. Park Avenue. Deputies report the two were discovered In a rloset. Corbin was charged with lewd and lascivious or Indecent assault or act upon a child, and possession ol drug paraphernalia. Stolen car returned A n aulomoblle reported stolen Sunday morning from the home of Samuel McIntyre, al OOfl Palmcitu Avenue, was recovered Sunday afternoon. Seminole County Sheriffs deputies located the abandoned vehicle al Ihim iw s lame and 3rd Drive In the Rosalyn Park area. Damage lo Ihe side window was reported. Barbecue funds aid in borrow pit battle account for the defense effort. Residents fear a 55-acre pit will expose the fragile "G e n eva G E N E V A - Th e Oeneva De­ Bubble" (o contamination from fense Association and Oeneva nearby State Road 46 and the Citizens Association arc seeking p ro p o s e d S a n fo rd se w a ge about $5,000 to continue their sprayfleld northwest of the battle against a proposed borrow sprayfleld site. In December, the G D A filed an pit near Cochran Road. Th e two organizations will appeal In Sem inole Co\inty cosponsor a "Save the Ruhhlr" Circuit Court of the county's Ix-nelll barbecue Saint day from Oct 22 approval of the pit afler noon until 4 p.ni. at the Geneva commissioners refused to recon­ C o m m u n ity Center to raise sider their decision at a Novemm o n e y for the b o rro w pH tier hearing Crabtree said com­ c h a lle n g e . T ic k e ts for Ihe missioners have been served fund raiser arc on sale al Geneva nollcr n( (h r apjx-al bul bearings Oaks Animal Hospital. Cort's have been set. Fe cd -N -A II. G ene's Produce, The group has also appealed a Geneva Grocery and floater's December water district approv­ al or a stormwater plan for the Marine. G D A president Don Crabtree pit proposal, needed before It said Ids organization had spent could be exravatrd. Crabtree between $2,500 and $3,000 lo said a hearing before a state light Ihe 47-fool-drrp pit pro­ hearing officer has been sched­ posed by Excavnled Products uled In Otlundo April 2 1 lo 24. Crablrre said If the district Inc. Crabtree said he anticipates expenses to reach a total of decision Is overturned. Ihe court $8,000 or more lo conclude case may be resolved quickly, appeals uf Scmlnolr County mid Crabtree said I lie challenge effort St. Johns Klvrr W nlrr Manage­ lias hired Orlando environmen­ ment District decisions favoring tal attorney Irby Pugh and Mark T . Stewart, chairman of the the proposal. The G DA and G CA have Jolnrd U n ive rsity of South Florida together to light the borrow pil geology department, lo repre­ by establishing a Joint bank sent them. By J. MARK BARFIBLD Herald Staff Writer County road impact fee could rise By J. MARK BARFIELD Herald Staff Writer SA N FOR D Th e Seminole County road Impact fee could be Increased by 80 percent or more II new resldrnls help pay for completed roads, according to a courtly study. Th e current county road tm(tact fee of about $848 per home In the north wtctlons of the county would Increase to $1,554 (ter home. Th e $940 easternarea fee would Increase to about $ 1 ,7 5 0 . the $ 1 ,1 8 6 fee In southern areas would Increase to $1,049 and Ihe $1,271 fee In the western areas would Increase lo $1,852. County commissioners were iK ’lie dtile d »o c o n s id e r the changes loday. If the changes are approved, they would be lncor|M)taled In an Impact fee review that could lake until December to complete. The new Ice would tie adopt rd In early 1993. Pam Hastings, county capital plannrr. said Ihe fee estimates a ir based on the current fee updated In 1990. Since then, county commissioners have de­ rided lo allow more congestion In tlir arras near Interstate 4 lo encourage mass transit and de­ nser housing to protect rural ureas. Tha i change will lend to reduce the Increase. Bul the 1990 fee also doesn't lake Into account development! allowed since tlicn. That factor might Increase It even further. T h e current Impact fee is tMsed on the cost to Improve m u t t s f o r n e w r e s id e n t s m u ltip lie d b y the a verage number ol miln trips a new home will gi-nemtr or u business Will alliart. T l r frr Is paid for construction troth In and out of ctiles. Public school msnu What’s for lunohf Wednesday, March 11,1$$2 Hot Dog on a Bun Tangy Cola Slaw Boston Baked Baans Fruit Cobblar Milk ( III' HARVEY M ORSE . IN V tS IlG A H O N S . 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FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322 2011 or 831-9903 Wayne D. Doyle, PubNaher Ronald W. Hoale, Eiecuthra Editor Laura Solllan, Advwilting Director SUIlSCIUmON IIATE; 3 Months.............................. 010.50 0 Months.............................. 039.00 1 Year................................... 078 00 Florida Resldenta must pay 7% sales tea In addition to rales above. E D ITO R IA LS Nuclear reform Nuclear energy has received an Important vote or support from the Senate. As part of a comprehensive energy bill, ^senators over­ whelmingly approved an amendment that would do much to streamline the licensing of new nuclear power plants. Under the current cumbersome rules, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission separately licenses the construction and then the operation of power plants. The measure adopted by the Senate would require only one license. Industry experts say this change could reduce the current regulatory delays by up to 10 years. Regulatory reform Is precisely whot America's nuclear power Industry needs to realize Its goal of bringing on line a new generation of safer reactors, beginning In the middle of this decade. The changes adopted by the Senate would Inject a measure of predictability into what now is a highly capricious licensing process. Without these reforms, the financial commu­ nity und the utility Industry would remain wnry of Investing In new plants. Largely because potential Investors have been uncertain about America's commitment to nuclear energy ps a source of electricity, con*-acts for at least 100 nuclear reactors have been canceled during the last 20 years. During the previous decade, not a single new nuclear plant was ordered and eight licensed reactors actually were shut down. Meanwhile, utility companies were required by regulators to write off $10 billion already Invested In canceled plants. In the 1090s, however. It appears that nuclear energy la positioned to make a comeback. Last year, as part of the administration's national energy strategy, President Bush proposed to Increase America's nuclear power production by 10 percent above the levels otherwise projected for the year 2010. If the Scnale-paaard measure becomes’ law; that goal will be reachable. America's 110 nuclear plants provide one-fifth of the nation's electricity. Including one-third of the electricity consumed In nine states. Since the first oil embargo In 1973. nuclear energy has produced the power equivalent of burning 740,000 barrels of Imported petroleum per day. This adds up to a savings of 4.3 billion barrels and $125 billion during the last two decades. Environmental considerations, particularly (hr safe disposal of radioactive wastes, continue to be major concerns. But It should lie noted that nuclear power Is the only major source of electricity that does not emit harmful pollutants Into the atmosphere. By comparison, the environmental damage, caused by burning coal and oil Is consider­ able. If America relumed exclusively to fossil furls and abandoned nuclear energy, an additional I2R million tuns of carbon dioxide would lie spewed Into the atmosphere every year. As for safety concerns, the nuclear industry has developed a new generation of standard­ ized. advunced, light-water reactors with Improved safety features. In the event of an arcidcnt, the new reactors would rely much less on pumps, valves, emergency generators and plant personnel than do present models. The NRC could do much to advance nuclear energy by approving a generic design for these new reactors, rather than approving multiple designs on a cuse-by-case basis. By no means cun nuclear power meet all of America's future energy needs. But it Is a vastly underused power source that can enuble the United Slates to ease Its growing uppctlle for Imported oil. Berry's World CANMMttl NITE "Don't 0Owmm thmt w ' t fa * aboutuibttmntivm l*tum$' bmkytmy " A. R USH ER Who pays most in federal taxes? It is now clear that the liberal game plan for the 1992 elections Is baaed on that Old Reliable of political demagogy, class warfare. Faced with widespread popular recollection of the Reagan ears as a kind of Golden Age. liberal pundits are C isy rewriting Its history as a dreary chronicle of sleaze and greed, capped by the contention that during the 1980s "the rich got richer, while the poor got poorer." Th is can then be used to fuel demands for higher taxes on "the rich" — always a popular target, foe all the obvious reasons. Th e New York Tim es for March 5 had a story on page one In which, using Congressional Budget Office figures given a special spin by "Paul Krugman of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology." It purported to show that the 1980s were " A Very Good Tim e for the Very Rich" — but not for anyone else. T w o cjiarts accompanying the article Indicated that "From '77 to '8 9 " the "pretax Income" of the richest I percent of American families rose 77 percent, and that of the top fifth. 2 9 percent, while the average Income or the bottom fifth actually diminished by 9 percent; and that "the rich reaped most of the after-tax gains, too." since they "received 60 percent of the after-tax Income gain.” while the "Portion received by families with Incomes below the top 20 percent" was only 8 percent. There are so m any things wrong with this a n s ly s la th a t one hardly knows where to begin. Juat for one thing, note that while the story's focus Is totally on the 1980s (th e R e a g a n -B u a h era), the statistics, for so m e m y s t e r io u s reason, all begin in 1977 — or, in other words, at the outset of the C a rte r a d ­ m inistration. Were J im m y Carter and h la D e m o c r a t i c Congress part of the conspiracy to further enrich the rich? S e c o n d , w e are supposed to assume th a t the " b o tto m fifth" of American families remained more or less stable over the whole period, grim ly watching Ita Income fall. B ut the "b o tto m fifth " In fact changed drastically, absorbing up to a million Illegal Immigrants per year from Mexico alone. These newcomers pushed many Americans upward out of the "bottom fifth" altogether, and dragged Its average Income down, while earning far nlghrr Incomes than they had ever enjoyed at home. Th ird , note the breezy assumption (which the Tim es shares with Ita columnlat Anthony Lewis, as I discussed In a recent column) that "pre-tax Income" and "after-tax gains" are both national assets, which "the rich" somehow manage to Invade and plunder out of all proportion to their numbers or desert*. It cannot be *tressed k m often that this money was earned by them In the first place — all of ft. Without their efforts, ft wouldn't be there for the rest of us to grab nnd apend. And boy, do we grab It) Th e richest I percent of American families paid 18 percent of all Income taxes In 1980. and over 23 percent In 1990. The lop tenth were paying, by 1990. wrtl over half of all the Income taxes collected by the Internal Revenue Service. Th in k of It: Ten percent of American families pay over half nf alt defense expenditures, over half of all welfare costs, over half of our enormous debt service, etc. Ah. but they paid more taxes because they earned more money! That, ft seems. Is their real sin In the eyes of Ihe class warfare slratrglsts. JA C K ANDERSON Cuomo infatuates, infuriates again ROBERT W AGM AN Antarctica: lab for eco-research C H R IS T C H U R C H . New Zealand The South Pole, with I la cold, wind and six months of constant darkness annually, remains one of the most inhospitable place on Earth. But for scientists, some of whom now remain there year-round, Antarctica has became one of the planet's moat Important laboratories. Where the north polar legion la actually Ice-covered ocean. Antarctica Is a solid conti­ nent. Thia provides a wealth of scientific Information not obtainable In Ihe north polar regions. T h e continent's altitude, up to 10,000 feet In places, provides apace scientists with a hlgh-altltude solid platform, and the Earth's best view nf the heavens. Th e U.S. Antarctic Program — run by the National Science Foundation and funded by Congress for about $160 million a year — Is ihe moat ambitious scientific program on that continent. It la headquartered In a series of ultramodern buildings adjoining Christchurch's Interna(tonal airport. Th is southern New Zealand city Is Ihe closest International gateway to Antarc­ tica. Th e U.S. program maintains three major bases In Antarctica: Th e central base at McMurdo. built on Ice-free volcanic rock on Haas Island, about 1.200 kilometers from of the Pole, and acrraolble ala months a year by ship. Palmer Station on the coast of Anvers Island off the Antarctic Peninsula, used mainly for ecological and biological atudy. Amunsden-Scott. the geodesic dome-covervd base at the geographic pole Itself. According to Dr. Chuck Paul, head of Ihe NSF's Antarctic effort. "Th e more environ­ mental and ecological problems affect the Earth, the more there la for us to do and to learn In Antarctica." Th e work currently underway In the Antarc­ tic Includes astronomy and aatrophyalra. biology and medical research, geolog} and other earth sciences, ocean and weather studies and glaciology. Am ong the most Important current In­ vestigations are those on ozone-depletion, ultraviolet radiation In the atmosphere, studies of the ocean food chain and its changes, ice sheet response to global warming, ke core sampling at various deep depths to determine the makeup of Earth’s atmosphere In the distant post, and attempts to learn how fish can live in waters cold enough to freeze all bodily flulda. Although all bases are manned year-round. 93 percent of the scientific research la dune during the Antarctic summer, which runs from October to February. The McMurdo popula­ tion. which falls to about 200 In the winter. swells to more than 1,300 in the summer. Only 22 people spend the winter at the pole Itaeir. T h e sum mer population can exceed 200. O ettlng these people In and out. and resupplying all the bases, la the Job of the ships and planes of U.S. Naval Support Force Antarctica, headed by Cm dr. J im McAllister. His Job is a acven-day-a-week. 18-hour-a-day grind for six months — and then six months are spent preparing to do ft over again. 1c middle of With one exception. In Ju ne — flu the pitch-black A nt­ arctic winter — using the full moon, one danger-fraught 18hour resupply (light Is m a d e b o th to M cM u rdo and the P o le, b rin g in g In fresh food, mall and needed equipment. T h e planes cannot land, so protected pallets are dropped at very low altitude. "One of the biggest dangers Is the speed f Tha U.S. w it h w h ic h th e program weather can change maintains down there.'' Ihraa major explains McAlllstrr. baaaaln In a m a t t e r of Antarctica. J i n ln u t r a . a c le a r night can suddenly be brought down to zero visibility with snow. Then loo. when the cargo loaders open the hold to kick out the diets, temperatures In Ihe planes drop to as w as minus 90 degrees within leas than a minute. C It was the morning after our latest big election night, the one In which Bill Clinton won In Georgia. Paul Tsongas won In Maryland. Je rry Brown won In Colorado nnd George Bush won In every Grand Old Party primary, but not by enough to make Pat Buchanan shut up and go away. And when we turned on our T V seta, wc aaw — for one full hour — Mario Cuomo. Say what? Ye*, the lOth-ycar g o v e r n o r o f New York and quadren­ nial non-candldalc of D e m o c ra tic p re s i­ dential primaries was the sole guest on a Phil Donahue show devoted to America's favorite topic: Why n o t . M a rio ? A h d CuOirki' — whd can be t h e m o a t I n ­ fatuating 'and moat Infuriating figure In politics today — was. C Voting these once again, all of Ihe days has above. becoms a Th a t's the way ft two-fisted goes in t ills , the ordeal. J| ca m p a ig n Y e a r of A n yb o d y B u t — Every Tuesday. Re­ publican voters tell ua they want Anybody But Bush, us long us II la Anybody But Buchanan. And Democrats say they only want someone who Is electable and wish (hey could vote for Anybody Bui CllntonTsongasUrownilarklnKerrey. Voting theae days has become a two-ftslrd ordeal: one hand holds Ihe lever, the other holds the And that seems lo have been what was troubling Phil Donahue, as he opened his show with a dramatic recitation uhout a deadlocked convention turning lo Cuomo. "W hat the hell Is wrong with this kind ol speculation?" h r Baked. T o which Ih r governor gave a most Cuomortan reply: "ll is not compatible with m y own nature lo do things In a kind of oblique. Indirect, eccentric way. If you can’t go Into New Hampshire, rule yourself out. ... T o have me and Jesse (Jackson I and other candidates hovering around the margins would not be good for the party." Donahue, bellcr prepared than must politi­ cal reporter*. Interrupted lo show a vldcnlapc from Feb. 12. Juat la-fore the New Hampshire election. There, hovering around the margins of Ihe drat primary stale, was Mario Cuomo, speaking at Harvard as television carried his words to viewers (read also: voters) Just u half-hour's drive to the north: "People are saying. ‘We think Mario should be the president: we want lo write his name In. ...' You can write In Plnnorhlo. you ran write In Mario Cuomo |a timely tutorial on precisely how ll must be written). ... Why shouldn't they do ll if they feel like ft? In my own state, they're saying lousy things atmiit me; If they want lo say nice things In New Hampshire. I'm going to encourage them ." "But we have always been successful In making the drops." McAllister says, "and I know our efforts are appreciated by Ihe men and women on station." T h e biggest project now going on In Antarctica la a several-year-long attempt to construct a permanent "blue Ice" landing atrip on a 5.000-loot -thick Ice sheet near McMurdo. T h is would allow large wheeled transports to land up to nine months out of the year. Mario Cuomo: Moat Infaluatlng/Most In­ furiating. He was easily the brat campaigner and probably the beat candidate the Demo­ crats could have nrldrd In 1992. Opponents would have painted him with all the sins ol New York: he would have draft with that and come back with more. And mainly, by campaigning In the South, he could have proven what he's always professed (and I've always believed): When times arc tough, the tame message that moves a mlddlr-rlass voter In Buffalo will alio move a middle-claiu voter In Birmingham. "Right now we spend about 600-fllght hours Just bringing people out at the end of Ihe summer at the rale of about 30 people per ski -equipped C-130,” explains Erick Chlang. NSF's Manager of IHilar Operations "If we rould use wheeled C -I 4 ls we could bring peoplr out 125 at a time, and we rould free up perhaps 400 (lying hours annually lo use In direct srtemilU' support. That will make a major difference." (As luck would have II: If you want to prove yourself by running In Birmingham, you can gel on the Alabama primary ballot up until April 3. Also, you can act on the California ballot by March 19 and New Jersey 's by April 0. W in those three and you'll earn rivdrnila K strong enough to break any ronvrnltnu deadlock.) This has not been a good 12 mouth* lor Cuomo. �m Sanlord Herald. Sanlord, Florida - Tuesday. March 10. 1992 - BA HomesC o n tinu e d from Peso 1A Loch Lowe Prep School. Th e mailer was brought up during Ihe Feb. 24 City C om ­ mission meeting, but tabled pending further Information. Last night, Joan Randolph, r e p r e s e n t in g c o n s u lt in g engineers Darting, Locklln A Associates, discussed changes that had been requested by the Com m ission, os well as re­ commended by a number of cltlrcns who turned out In op­ position during the meeting last month. One of the big objections centered on the opening of a portion of Loch Lowe. Drive, which would have provided ac­ cess to the Hidden Lake subdivi­ sion. Barabara Howell, of 233 Lock Lowe Drive had expressed Ihe concern over Increased traf­ fic. "W e will be closing off the end of the road," aald Howell, "so that there w ill not be any through traffic. 1 believe that will resolve the traffic situation." City Manager Dill Simmons however, expressed additional problems. “ Since we received this change," he said, "the staff has come up with another con­ cern. Under the plat presented now. the roadway will Just end abruptly." He observed, "T h e city restrictions call for the addition of a cul-de-sac." Sim m ons explained how a c u l-d e -s a c p ro v id e s e a sie r turn-arounds lliah a dead-ended street. In cases when emergency vehicles may be In t he area. "Another concern we have." he said. "Is Hint It appears as though a number of lots are double frontage lots and that w o u ld re q u ire n p p ro v a l of another waiver." Randolph was able to explain both concerns. 'T h e lots arc not Intended to be double frontage." she said, "and we are wilting to make the end of the roadway Into a cul-de-sac." After briefly studying Ran­ dolph's revised plat map, Howell did not express any additional objections to the development. "Th ere are some additional m inor engineering refinements still to be made before the final plat comes up for approval," Simmons said, "but none, of them will have any serious effect on the overall project." Sanford C ity P lanner J a y Mnrder explained, "T h e next step will be for the staff to work out final refinements, then have Ihe final plat subm itted for Commission approval." T h e four waivers approved by the Commission Inst night deal with wetland buffer rones, side­ walk locations and open street drainage. T h e waivers were also approved by Ihe Commission. Grant C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A system. The grants are Issued by Ihe Florida Department of State Division of Library and Information Serv­ ices. T h e 9318,347 grant represenls about 9 percent of the $3.5 million library budget for this year, said Rhein. "It goes up and down from year to year, defending of what the Legislature d o e s ," said Rhein. " T h is year we were lucky. Other years. It comes up less than we anticipate." Rhein said the county uses the grant to reimburse Itself fnr taxes spent on library scrtccs. Code- C o n tinu e d from Page 1A Warren Skipper, prcsldcnl of lire S a nfo rd H isto ric T ru s t coinmentrd. "Th is Is going to be helpful and bcnrllclnl for our city, and wc support It." During the workshop Hireling of the Commission earlier In Ihe evening. Commissioner Eck.ilcln expressed Ills (i|>poslllon. "Look nl the amount of overtime piiv for court appearance* this Is going to cost us. and I'm sure a lot of citations will he con­ tested." He suggrstrd, "Tilts Is going to |iolarlzr our etty. We're trying to create u utopian com ­ munity during a recession and It's not ligh t." Hckstcln projrrtcd. "T h is Is going to be c illirn s against citizens. It's going to set off neighbors against neighbors. W c'rc not going to lie a friendly city when wc'rc through with this." McCInnahan recalled years ago. “ when wc eliminated the positions af constables and justices of I he piece tq decide our violations, now wc arc trying to re-create Ihe constables, and I don't think wc wnnt this." Mayor Smith as well as Com ­ DEATHS EMILY PRIEST BROCKMAN Centra] Flortdq In 1982. He was Home. Deltona. In chargr of an assistant manager or com­ arrangements. munications at A T A T and a JOHNSHOENO Roman Catholic. J o h n Shoemo, Infant, 802 S u rv iv o rs Include parenla. Daniel and France* Grim es, B re ntw o o d A v e .. A lta m o n te she was a former resident of L o n g w o o d : h ro lh e r. F a th e r Springs, died Saturday. Match 7. Central Florida. She was a re­ Colby. Colum bus. Ohio. Leo. at Florida Hospital. Altamonte tired teacher of special education Girard. Ohio; slater, Kathleen O. Springs. He waa bom March 7. W ilb u rn , Eng la nd; m aternal 1992, In Altamonte Springs. and a mem ber of the First United Methodist C h u rch of g ra n d m o th e r. G ra ce Fa lte r, S u rv iv o rs Include m other. Cheryl Ann Jackson, Altamonte Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio. She was a Columbus. B a ld w ln -F a trc h lld F u n e ra l Springs; father, Gary Lee. Alta­ lifetime member of the Daugh­ Home, Forest City. In charge of monte Springs: brothers. Donlc ters of the American Revolution. Survivors Include daughter. arrangements. Jackson. Jermaine R. Jackson. Gary L . J r ., all of Altamonte Patricia Wallers, Setden. N.Y.; son. John, Schaumburg. III., and LUCY MAE MILLER Springs: sisters, Shari Shayon three grandchildren. Lucy Mae Miller. 88, Halstead Takola Florence, Guerrtaha. both Street. Deltona, died Saturday. of Altamonte Sprlgns; maternal S a a a e r-M o rg a n -M c C le lla n F u n e ra l H o m e . Q u in c y . In March 7. at Central Florida g ra n d p a re n ts , C liffo rd and Regional Hospital. Sanford. Dora Dorothy Jackson, Altam onte charge of arrangements. March 8. 1903, In Northbranch, Springs: paternal grandmother. N .J.. she moved to Deltona 22 Leila. Altamonte Springs. IRMA M. CARTER Irma M. Carter. 74. 0300 W. years ago from Whllehouac, N J . G o ld e n 'a F u n e ra l H o m e . Slate Road 40, Sanford, died She was a homemaker and a W inter Park, In charge of ar­ Sunday. March 0. at HI 11haven member of Deltona Christian rangements. Healthcare Center. Sanford. Church. S U r v I v o r * I n c lu d e s o n , LEOPOLDBOLL Dora Aug. 3, 1917, In South Leopold Soli. 74. Bannister Derwlck, Maine, she moved to Clarence H „ J r .. Deltona: daugh­ Central Florida In 1975. She was t e r , M a r g u e r it e S h e p e r d , Street. Deltona, died Friday. a retired store clerk and a Whltchouse; sister. Ruth Vogt. March 6. at his residence. Bora m em ber of I lie First United New Brunswick. N -J.i six grand­ March 12, 1917, In London. Methodist Church. Sanford. She c h ild r e n a n d se ve n g r e a t - . England, he moved to Deltona w a s past p re s id e n t of the grandchildren. nine years ago from North Port. Fraternal Order of Bogles and - Stephan R. UalduulT Funeral r N :Y . He w as i T 'p n n i U r i lo n past regional president of the Home. Deltona. In charge of analyst for Grum m an Aerospace In New York and *. member o f . Fraternal Order or the Eagles. > arrangements. ■ • Somers worth. N.H. She was a Tem ple Shalom, Deltona. He member of the Over 50 Club. MARIE L. NADEAU was a British Arm y veteran of Sanford, and the Sanford Senior Marie L. Nadeau. 69. South . World W ar II. Citizens Club. T h ird Street. Orange City, died Survivors Indudc wife. Pearl. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e so n s . Sunday. March 8. at Central Deltona:- aon. Malcom. Boston: Thom as Groton. Shelby. N.C.. Florida Regional Hospital. San­ d a u g h te r. G lo ria H o ffm a n , Robert Groton. Whldbey Island, ford. Born May 13. 1922. tn M aitland, and seven g ra n d ­ W ash.; brother. Leo Pierce. Blddlford, Ma.. she moved to children. Stephen R. UaldaufT Funeral Orange City seven years ago Dover. N.H.; two grandchildren. U a ld w ln -F a irc h lld F u n e ra l from Deerfield Beach. She waa a Home. Deltona, tn charge of arrangements. Home. Oaklawn Park Chapel, homemaker and a Catholic. Survivors Include husband, Lake Mary, In charge of ar­ Elm er; son. Vaughn. Orange ROBERTO. WADE rangements. C i t y : d a u g h t e rs . V e ro n ic a Robert O. Wade. 57. 4750 Dike Cutowskl. Boca Raton. Regina Road, O viedo, died S u nda y. ROBERT L. CAWLEY Robert L. Cawley. 58. 2600 St. B a llla rg e o n , Q u e c h e e , V l . ; March 8. at Florida Hospital. Augustine C L , Melbourne, died brother. LeoPaul DcsRobert. Altamonte Springs. Bom June Sunday. March 8. at Holmes Fryrrburg. Ma.: slaters. Noella 13. 1934. In St. Albans. N.Y.. lie R e g io n a l M e d ic a l C e n t e r , D u r k i n , B i d d c f o r d . J u l i e moved to Central Florida In Melbourne. Dorn Sept. I, 1933. Lasaard. Maine, and two grand­ 1972. He was a retired accoun­ tant with Keystone Enterprises In Charleston, W.Va., he moved children. Stephen R. Baldaulf Funeral In c., and a mem ber of the to Brevard County In 1964 from Orlando. He waa an Industrial engineer for Harris Government Systems for 35 years and a member of St. Johns Episcopal Church. He was a former resi­ dent of Sanford and an A rm y veteran of Ihe Korean War. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w if e . Virginia P.; daughters. Sharon and Laura, both of Melbourne; aon, Steven. Melbourne. D ro w n lle -M a x w c ll F u n e ra l Home. Melbourne. In charge of arcangementa. Em ily Priest Ikockfhan, 77, of St. James, N.Y., died Tuesday, March 3. at Com munity Hospital of Western Suffolk In New York. Dorn J u ly 27. 1914. In Anthony. This week at i SUNNILAND EDNA M. CULLEN Edna M. Cullen. 88. 1731 Tlm ocuan Way. Lungwood. died Sunday. March 8. at her resi­ dence. Dorn Oct. 7. 1903. in Little Valley. N.Y., she moved to Florida In 1970. She waa a homemaker and a member of Lim estone United Methodist Church. Limestone, N.Y. She was a member of the American Legion. American Legion A u x ­ iliary and Fireman's Auxiliary, all of Limestone. Survivors Indudc daughter. Nellie Lyles. Lang wood; sons. Charles, Su m lrrvllle , Joseph. Sa ra s o ta . L e o n a rd . H o w e y -ln -lh c -lli lls . L e R o y , Long wood. Duane, Bradford, Pa., 1toward. Longwood; sister. H ild a M a tth e w s. B ra d fo rd ; brothers. Harold Wlichen. How­ ard Wltchen. Claude Wltchcn. all of Bradford; 30 grandchildren and 60 great-grandchildren. U a ld w ln -F a irc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Oaklawn Park Chapel. ‘ t Mary, In charge of aringemenl*. Kenneth Daniel Grimes. 32. 1184 L a ke H a rn e y C ir c le , rnev*. died Sunday. March 8. Sand Lake Hospital. Orlando, lo r n M a rc h 2 3 . 1 9 5 9 . In Findlay. O hio, he moved to 4 Systemic Roto and Flower Care £ Hardware SUNNILAND \ Bone \ Meal 5 1 l | MM Rsq. >4.99 ) $ 2 — ' SALVIA or ROSE MARIGOLDS BUSHES ” 6 Lbs. i | Seventh-day Adventist Church. He was also u nirm lw r of the National Arcmintants Associa­ tion, Masonic Lcxtgc uf Sanford, Bahia Temple Shriller*, and was a Navy veteran. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w if e . Elizabeth; sons. Mark McCutcheon. Winter Itu k. Thom as G., J u p it e r : d a u g h te rs. M elody W c n a e l, L o n g w o o d . S u s a n Goodllng. Deltona: sister*. Gloria E .. W in te r S p rin g s . M uriel Phillips. Sanford. Joan Frazier, Orlando and 18 grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a trc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Goldrnrad. In chargr of arrangements. missioners Hob Thomas and Lon the violation. Such time ik c Iih I Howell all spokr In support of shall be no more than 30 days." the ordinance. Thom as com ­ If the code enforcement officer mented. "I've seen many things believes the violation presents a happen around lucre In m y eight serious threat to lire public years on the Commission. Th is health, safely or welfare, or If the city used to Ik - a jungle, but wc violation Is Irreparable or Ir­ have Instigated cleanup pro­ reversible, Ihe citation may be grams and did a good Job, but Issued Immediately, wit bout a eventually w r barked aw ay." lime period to Ik - considered. He added. Wc don't want a Civil pennlllrs range from 850 city that looks like the Goldsboro for Class 1. to 8300 lor Class III: area used to, w r want a city that the City has tcin|x>rarily listed exemplifies beauty. I^ct's try It only Class I and II. According It* and see what hap|>cna. Wc have C ity Manager Hill Sim m on s: to sta rl-vjin cw lrrc." “ Th e higher fines are Included lit According to the wording of the ordinance for future addi­ the ordinance, the City of San­ tional city codes or higher classi­ ford considers Hie measure, "a fications from those already! supplem ental and additional enacted." method of enforcing Its codes Mayor Smith. Commissioners and ordinances by the tssuanre Thom as and Howell, during sep­ of citations for violation of City arate comments, each projected, codes or ordinances." "Prior to Issuing a citation", "If II doesn't work. I'll Ik- the first to bring It lack mid rescind the ordinance stipulates, "the It. cik Ic enforcement officer Is re­ Th e measure was approved on quired to provide nollrc of the violation, and establish a rea­ second reading last night, and sonable Mure period d u rin g thus becomes effect tve tcnnirdlwhich Ihe person must correct nlely. Equine encephalitas detected O VIED O — Veterinarian Dr. P rtrr Habcrly today rcportrd a case of equine rncrphaillus has bc-ru found In a horse In the Illark Hammock area of Oviedo. "Th is Is a relatively unnual occurrence," he reported, "but apparently It's starting earlier this year bcrmisr of Ihe rela­ tively tnlld winter we've had". Jo hn Cochran, with the Semi­ nole County Health Department said that the human population Is not very susceptible to this disease. “ We have a lot of rastem equine disease In our horse population.” he observed, "b u t It hasn't been directly related to human disease*." PUNW IALS BROCKMAN. E M IL Y PR I K IT Memorial service* tor Mr*. Emily PfMril Brockmen will be held Thursday. March It. nl II a.(ft. the giavosldo In Old Philadelphia Cemetery, near Quincy. In lieu of floweri. the family 11*39*ttt contrtoutton* to on Aliftolmer* foundation or to tho charity of one*choice Setter Morgen McChi ten Funeral Home. Quincy, Inchar?* of arrangement* CARTER* IRMA M. Memorial service* lor Mr*. Irme M. Conor, 090 U , who petted awoy on Sunday to Sdn*orA*wlH he cent*ted on Thur*d*y of IS a m el Ihe Flr*l Uni tod Method 111Church. In Sanford, with PeHor J U Cuerry Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home, Oetlewn Perk Chop*I, Let* Mery. In cherpe of ATTENT Look fo r your name in our classifieds and WIN 2 FREE MOVIE TICKETS!!! •Here's how you cun win: Each dav one of our subscriber's names will appear somewhere In a line ad in the classified section. If it's your name, you win 2 FREE tickets to the movie of your choice at Litchfield Clnemai. Just claim your tickets at the Sanford Herald within 7 days und enjoy the shawl Cochran observed that no re­ ports of equine encephalitas have been received by his office so far Ibis year, tint that It was generally a yearly situation. " W r will pmliahly rrrrlve word of the problems In regular reports we receive," hr said. D r. Haberly handles onl> horses from u mobile p rm ilrr. and cover* a four county area. He observed. "Th e disease is generally transmitted by birds und mosquitoes." and could q u ic k ly co ver most of the Central Florida urea. He suggrslcd. "Horse owner* should make sure their animals are properly vacillated lor this disease." �0A Sanford Herald Sanford. Florida Tuesday March 10. 1992 Bank profits at three-year peak N A TIO N A L BR IEFS By DAVE SKIDM ORE Associated Press Wnler Oklahoma man executed M rA l.K STK N . Okla. — All tnmatr wlionr (truth s rn iriirr was overturned Ikm .iiim * a judge told llir Jury tint to In* swayed hv sympathy wan executed early tiNlay. two years uf’t rr the U S Supreme Court rrlnstatrd tlit* pi’M.dlv Nobyu Leroy Parks. *17. was put to death h\ Injection, hec'nming the m t o i k I |>er*on executed In Oklahoma stnre the hit'll court In I ‘f7f» let stales resume capital punishment 1lie Supreme Court rejected a last minute ap|N*al Moments alter the d rills began to llow. Parks said lighthcurtcdly, ‘T in still awake lie said to girlfriend Dehia Shelton. "I love you too. Debra ** Parks was executed lor the 1977 shooting death o| Abdullah Itirahlm. 2 1. who worked at a Has station In Oklahoma ('ll\ while unending college. Prosecutors said Parks killed Ihruhtm lor tear he would Ik - caught using a stolen <redlt card In conversations taped hv police days later. Parks told a Ir lend he killed Ihruhtm and said w here the gun was hidden ‘Wayne’s World’ still tops I.OS A N G K I.ES — "Wayne'!* World'' par ( l e d on .*i t h e I m i x ollli r lor tin- lour Hi straight weekend. Tire i-x|>.mdcd "Saturday Night l.lv r” skit .i I h u ii tin- m o uirliillicad liosis ol n |>uhllr-aei ess cable show made $8 I million over tin- w rrkrnd. lor a total ol $57.2 million K xlill.ltor UclallonsCo reported Monday " T l ir l.aw tnnowrr Man." a high lr< li adaptation ol a Stephen Klin; story, opened In sreund plan- with tlekei soles . >| $7 8 million. In third place was "pried Green Tomatoes " w lilrli brought In $:l !i million In Its I Ith week From Associated Press reports W A S H IN G TO N — Hanking prolllx rose to a three-year Itiftll III I HOI. despite the lierslstenre ol problems al some large iianks. according in the Federal Drposii hiM iranrr Cnrp. The nation's 12.non hanks t-arned S|8t> Inlllon last year, up If* percent trom llt'ki I he ii||enrv said Momlay In a preview ot a 1eport due out later lids week ll was the I m-s i since hanks earned S2-I 8 hlllion m 11188 "Th a t's not had. all things considered Dcllnltclv Iasi year was a turnaround year lor thinking." said economist Paul G rim un ol Kcgluual Pluauelal Assoetales lor. to designated 011 the National Historic Heglsler and an area Im-voik I the historic district He has te ntatively dubbed the ana Old Sanford. Dually has alirady said that 1 odes are ncrcwsiry lo preserve the llavor ol ImiiI i the commer­ cial and the residential historic districts. " The Issue Is nllnrdahlllty." Charles Howe. |iresideut ol the C o in in it u It y Im p ro v e m e 111 Assuelaton ol Sanford, Inc., formerly Georgetown Cnm m unlly Improvement, said. "M y feel­ ing Is that the avaM-lallon would I m - in favor ol any codes that would aggregately Improve the atea without lm|Mislng any eco­ nomic hardsht|). 1he added. "W e want lo see what Mr. Dually is coming up with I h-Iu ic we make a decision, hut we feel that many In the Georgetown aiea can't come up to codes I know some personally who can't." Hernard Mitchell, vice president ol the CIA said. Trust memlM-r Laura Straehla sold she Icll codes Dually will I n I r 11 it it e e ill a y I m l 11 d e guidelines on maintenance ol a historic home, landscaping and upgrading existing structures. "W c all know llial just maintaming jrrojicrty Is ex|M-nstve. hot we leel souM- things need to tie reiprlred. The codes will address things like Ixiards tailing down that are not rcjilaced. u s in g In f e r io r m a le r i a ls , s tru c tu re s that need lo lie |ialutnl and the typi- ol boards needed to liullil a |Mirrh. These are Just examples." Straehla sold "lie will al-*! address codes lor new Hlmclurcs I mii Ii in Ih r hlstorle area." Ollnger said Trust memlM-rs u n d e rs ta n d finances arc an Issue We don't want lo ste|t on any Iim-s We want to Im’ sensitive to IIn-Ir Minis We leel Georgetown has a |ol to otter historically, hill wc cant' alltml lo scraji Ihr w hole project." OHtlgrr said. Ollnger has already discussed the Issue with D ually, who outlined the |mtssil nl it v ol "onion skin lodes" where layers nl 1 odes smite stricter than others would a|>plv til dlllerenl areas Mill hell said he did nul lavor dlllerenl codes lor different .liras "II you have it enforced III uniatea and less 111 another area, th a t's w ro n g It should h r znnr-w ldr " A sec oud |Menlhlllty would I mthe exrliislon ol Georgetown limn Ih r plan ll Georgetown residents h-t-l tin v do not want to lu rtle ip a tr Mill In II <011 tinned lh.it when Dimity's plan lM-comes |nrhhc. the CIA will iM-rwiually survey lliose a llrilrd iiy ll In Georgetown By P A U LR EC ER AP Science Writer W A S H IN G T O N pour mummies in the Smithsonian Instimilon apparently were from Ihc Kgyptlan elite thousands id visits aKo and prnhahlv enjoyed easy, eoinfortahh* Iml ralliei short lives, according to new X-ray studies The immuulcs. a woman, two men and a child, were pm i Ii i i i i i k I i a senes ol X ray exams .11 G rnrK c WashlliKlon Hnlvcrsl tv llosplial Experts said cvl deuce from their skeletons nog- ju s t say " Kests they were healthy. well-led and apjiarentlv not ovetwnrkr-d durlliK their lives alouK Ih r Nile. Tlte skeletons. laekluK tile strips ot cloth rx|K*ctrd 111 the elassleal luuiKe ol inunimles. were laid out In Isixes and alup tallies tu the hos|>lial’s radloloKv ilr|iartment " These jieopli were all ol tile middle to I iik Ii status." said Dave limit rd the Smithsonian This Is evident, lie sold, hv the lad that all went through the elaborate and detailed mum tulfleatlon ol the iipjicr oust ot EKV|dian h im leiv OperalUtK lueotne. wlileh excludes prollts horn securities sales, tell slightly, to SI I 8 hlllion fmtu S15 billion • "Por all tin pain and strain lit H I. that s not so had." Taylor said Hot lie acknowledged that the average sire ol troubled hanks has Increased "In a pretty sizable fashion." T h e process m used their skill to m in a leathery brow n, shrink and harden on their skeletons I lie I miiics . lot the most patt. are well preserved. I he m um m ies grin at the world w ith |>crfrctlv aligned lectll III noseless, eyeless skulls. One has arm s crossed at the chest. while the others lie w llh a rm sa l the sides Some ot the specimens have breaks caused hv handling since their removal Irum Egypllau tombs m am years ago. Hunt said, Iml all ul thrtr I m iiic s were Inlact In llte and give no Indira lion ol the Injury or disease that killed them. "There Is no evidence that they were lit had health." limit said "All are n u tritio n a lly sound ’ Nor Is there evidence that three adults ever had to work very hard. There Is none ol the bulky I miiics . small Iraelures or w e a r in g s k e le ta l I n j u r ie s cxpecled Irnm prnlongrd physi­ cal exertion. The only female In the group h a s tile I m i i i c s ol a woman who died In her late !2(ht CHARGE IT! ' 5-Poaliion Quick-Sol ' M Height k — Adjustors fsssssr ^ 2 -P iE C E C R O U P , JUST SAY, CHARGE i t Fea'j'cs include scanerbaci p>iiows dacron polyester ftterfj mbacks (kifaWe 100*. 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F r e n c h A v e . , S a n f o r d I | PORTAOLE 19 INCH COLOR TELEVISION Whatever the citizens waul We ll 1 all a sJKVI.il meeting lo suixey them and si r Mill hell said Wc have to areniumodalc the (tropic who ate already here Iml we don't waul lo ujigl.idr hall way We want to develop our own sense ol wlm we ate We are not Winter Park, nor arr we trying to Im- Hut wc want Ih r hixlnrn area lo H- Ix-|11-r Duany Is helping us diaw trom |Misitlvr cliarai trrisiie s already here We rt- o llr r in g it to the m (Georgetown rrsidelllsl and wo welcome them. Iml they arr not obligated II ll would create a hardship " Ollnger said ease." lie said "More solM-rlug. d slKnlfleaill |s>rllon ot the Industry Is not doltiK well dl all In put 11 another way. the winners are wimilnK tilKand the losers are Ios Iiik big." he said llerause tin- prices ol Treasury drill rise as Interest rates tall, banks were able In earn Sd billion from srrurllles sales In 1901 1 ompared w Ith $ 182 million a year earlier X-rays show four m u m m ie s w ere norm al folks Duany----------Continued from Page I A West (.'healer, I’a I llillik the w ord Is over lor most hanks ' However, the Indostiv total obscured the pleiure ol a business In which I he rich not richer — helped by lower Interest rales — and Ih r |MM.r (lot poon 1 por Ihi' Industry as a whole, a key measure ol profitability, return on assets, i dyed higher, from O -lit percent In HHK) to around (155 pereeul Iasi year. FDIG Chao man William Taylor said Twenty three ul (lie 5(1 largest hanks had a liealthy return on assets ol (Mtn percent or heller, he said In a spec, h to llie Institute nl Inirruatluunl Hankers. Eleven lust money "You've not a very, very larKe chunk ol the Industry eamltlK ipille a hit ot money. arm.ill* more than has hlstortr.dlv lieen the Ph. 323-2132 9 am - 8 p m M on. - Frl., 9 a m - 6 p m Sa t., C L O S E D S U N D A Y �IN S ID E : S p o rts ■ People, Page 3B ■ Comics, Page 4B ■ Classified, Page 6B T h e streak lives on IN BRIEF LO C A LLY "M ice" win second game C A S S E LH E K K Y - T lic Paddy M rG rr "Mice" Improved their record lo 2 0 by rapping in hits lu an I 1-2 stomping nl llic llrbfk'llcs In Monday Nlnlil Women's Class C Suit hall League action al Red ling Park Connie Thomas scattered nine hits lo claim her second pitching win and tielped her own cause wtlh two hits and two Kill Also having g i»d night's were Lori Lingo (two hits and three runs scored I mm tier ieadofT |Kisltlon|. Phyllis Haynes (two hits, three Kill). Karen Kolis |twn hits, two Hill) and Terri Mann. Mary Mcth McCullough and Mindy Krachl (two hits each). The "Mice" will play at 7:30 p m next Monday against O Hat at Ited Hug Park AROUND T H E N A TIO N U C F wins opener OKI.ANIM ) — Junior right hander Jlrnm y Still allowed one hit and struck out 15 lu leading the University ot Central Florida (14-11 past the llnlvcrslty ol Illinois Chicago (I 21 3 0 In the o|ientng game ot the UCFClaissk'. Sllll. I I. did not allow a base n m n rr until shortstop Jo dy Itrown hloo|ied a double to lell m the seveulh Inning The Kulghls gol on the tm.ird In the fourth Inning when Child Mattola's Irlpli-d with one out anil scorn! on Chicago pitcher Todd Gibson's balk Ftrsthascman Caropresso rippnl a solo home run leading olf the seventh and Greg Costaldn look advantage of a wtld pilch to put U C F up 3 0 Costaldo had Ihri'e ol the seven Knights hits. lu the oilier game Oregon Sta.e University lieat Kvausti 5. 7 p m . I — K I p.m Braden, Freeman five-hit DeLand, Tribe wins 6-3 From Staff Reports Del.AND — Doing wlial it tukc.s in win. Despite being mired III a hilling slump llic Seminole High S< liool vanity hast lull leant continued In llml ways in si me runs Monday and the rcstill was win number 14 wtlhuul a loss as the Tribe hcslcd Del-m il fi 3 Sophomore righthander Todd llraden cfmlliiucd his hot pitching, combining wnb Malt Freeman on n ftvr hlttcr Hrailcn pitched five In ■lings in Improve Ills record in SO while Freeman pin bed two slmloiil Innings lo pick up tils tirsl save ol the year For the third straight game wc dliln I lilt, said Seminole assistant coach K ih I Fcrgcrson "Hut we used pitching and defense to keep the streak going I |usi hope wc can keep II going a hllli- longer We should have a real good test Wcdncsd.n against Lake Mary Semlnol- w ill look In go 3 0 m the S em inole A th le tic t'o n lc rc n c c Wednrsdav when ilu-x host the Rams al 3 30 |i til al Seminole Field I ' l b iiln g and ilclensc has I h -c i i llic main reason lur the Tribe's me delr.ilcd season Alt* r Mnudav's g.uiic Seminole has scored MH runs III.3 runs per ganicl while has alluwlng nnlv 3H |2.7 per garilti The defense has committed only 15 errors In the I t games while the team K K A iKarned Kim Aveiagel is a paltry I HH Srtllinole made the most ol their tills Monday as they scored the six runs willi only lour lilts The Trllie got on the tm.ird llrsl liv pulling a two spot on the Imurtl In the second Inning Tun y Duncan led oil u llli a single and advanced lo third as John I.tigering and I'hlllip King hoili walked Sent I Fcrgcrson the tappeil a hall between llic mound and llrsl base that the pitcher couldn't handle and Duncan score d D a v id E c k s te in I lieu doubled lu the second run. Seminole took a 3 0 lead III tile ih lr d w hen A n th o n y R o berts reached on an error, stole second, went to third oil a passed hall and st ored oil a ground hall tiy I lenty Heainon The Hulldogs rut the lead lu 3 2 with a pair ul runs in the I h iiio iu ot the third, tun the Trllie got one run hark In the Input the liuilth M MINOI t ». O l A N D ) W m uw l. O tl.n d •!' Ml IM l»0 •- • * 0 — 1 » ' 1 f f t* — i n I I I .n d f f w s e G o t!* * I t ) G l o v .' te-d V n H P B iA d vn (S O I I P G lo « » i S A v . I I ) 2B Sa i s i s o Iv ( f f c l 't i n I > l A " d C o t 't IB D a I a ih J C o llin , HR I> nono RnoHii Sominolo ItO D*lAnd Hot old PHolo b f I Ito rt Spool Todd Braden imaklng a pick oft throw lo Jeremy Chunat) combined wllh Mall Freeman on a live hitler as Seminole boat DoLand 6 3 Bradon, a sophomore, improved lo 5 0. whilo Iho Tnbe raised Its record lo 14 0 FSU wins sixth straight Pitching, timely hits lead Rams T A L L A H A S S E E - Itryan Harris and Tim llavls comhlni'd to strike out 14 lialler* as Florida Stale beat Klehmond 2 1 for their sixth straight win Harris (2 0) carried the win for Florida Stale I IQ-3), llavls. h I iii relieved Harris lu the seventh Inning, pit kcd up Ills third save From staff Reports Miami wins Big East STO R K S. Conn. — The No. ti Miami llurrl ..........capped II h-Ii lust year in ilir lllg Kaal liv ts-.iilng Connecllcut 50-47 In the conference louinailicut llnal Monday lor lliclr 2!tth straight victory. Vicki Plowdrn. Dcllarecse Wilson and Jeannle lit ilx rt sc.orcd 13 |Kiluls each as Miami (2 9 -11. the regular-se.ii.in champions, earned the Hlg East's aulomallc N l'A A tournament hen It. W H A T ’S HAPPENING Junior College Baseball Seminole Community College al Lake City Community College, 3 p m J.V. Baseball Lyman at Lake Mary, 7 p m Oviedo al Lake Brantley, 6 p m Boys' Goll Lake Brantley vs. Lyman at Rolling Hills C.C., 3 30 p m Oviedo vs Lake Howell at Deer Run C.C., 3 30 pm Seminole vs. Lake Mary at Heathrow C.C., 3 30 pm Girls' Golf Lake Howell vs Oviedo al Ekana C.C., 3 30 pm Lake Mary vs. Seminole at Mayfair C.C., 3 30 pm Lyman vs Lake Brantley al Waklva C.C., 3 30 pm Softball Lake Brantley al Lyman, 4 p m Oviedo at Lake Howell. 4 p m Seminole at Lake Mary, 4 p m J.V. Soltball Lake Brantley at Lyman, 5 p m Oviedo al Lake Howell, 5 p m Seminole al Lake Mary, 5 15pm Deltona vs Lake Brantley at Sanlando Park. 3 30p m Lake Howell at Oviedo. 3 30 p m Lake Mary at Trinity Prap, 3 p m Girls' Tennis Deltona vs Lake Brantley at Sanlando Park, 3 30 p rn Seminole at Lake Howell, 3 p m Trinity Prep al Laks Mary. 3 p m Compiled from staff and wire reports H A SK E TH A I.I. 1.4is Augrtcs l.ik r i s ,il Complete ItaUnga on Page 2B Woslorn Now England College trom Massachusetts al Raidor Field Monday afternoon Golinskl did reac h base twice as he drew a walk and was hit by a pilch S C C opens homestand with loss From Staff Reports SANFORD No lulling on iillense and errors and walks nil dell use are a bail euiublliatlnil lur a bast ball team That scenario w as played nut at Raider Field Monday iiltrriMMill w llh W estern New Lnglalitl I idirge ul Mass.it bust Us I nm g ihr ii i ipit in I iht gills III il 3 2 victory liver humrstntidlug Seniinule ( utiimiinltv t ill lege S T C only eum inltled ih u ■ ertuis. bin iw n led lu a run IA S t M A R T 4. M A IN L A N D I MgtnUftd 000 0)0 0 } I 1 lake Mjr r 100 )0) ■ 0 ) « (. Il*o0f Ju9\r>wn (01 Jew* Ja*\n%on ffp d u k I b U 'l W )' ffu d .t k 1 2 )1 l )• C ll i o lt 2H M 4 h l«n d | « t r M<*'y I U * ' * )H non* MM H n o ftJi Mo>nl«nd I S l Ok* t' See SCC, Page 211 ‘ B o ys’ to p p le R u m m e l, le a g u e lead up fo r g rab s From Staff Reports Boys' Tennis h |> ill 1 VI N IIA New Vurk K n lrks 11.1 H o 'tld Its , lo b I l o o n , Vinconl Despite some helplul advice trom Seminole Community College head coach Jack Panlolias, Joey Golinski could nol get a hit as the Raiders dropped a 3 2 docision to L A K E M ARY - Dave limit' k ItiHst-il a one liltlel as llic t-ik r M ary H igh Sellout varsity b.isrball team whlp|H'd visiting Mainland 0 2 Monday nlghl 111idn k a senior lellhander. allowed only a tluiihle lu M.uk S tim cbly while striking 12 anil walking only ihrre In Improving Ills record lo 2 2 Neither ol the runs against 11in I it k we re earned. The victory was the Rams' second straight, and III I h in iheir last six games, as they raised I heir record lo 8-5 Lake Mary will look to remain on b e a te n 10 llic S e m in o le Athletic fonleriiice when they play al uudrfralrd Seminole al 3 30 p in Wednesday The game will he al Seminole Field Vltire Kllioit sulleted the loss lor Hit- Hint .meers despite he and reliever Josh Johnson allowing lust three hits lo the Rains Mainland tell to I •5 with the loss Even though Its hits were See baseball. Page 211 SA\K(>MI> It s .i rai r again Krn Htiiitm H ( h rvto lrt could hiivr rlln rh rd .it least .1 tie tor the Sanford Herrralton Department Men s Momhv Night Polar iw-.u S iijh r ( League wttll .» Vic tory, tint the IIgmtmli >wti IIovh uerrn t leads to i|iilt and edged the league leaders t» r» in eight tuning* .it ( has* Park Krn Huitiitic I i* ne.irest n>ni|»rtt tors also uun Monday night throw lug (tie le.igur into a Imir team rai r with tun u r r k s remaining in (tie regular season Steve Arthur's one out single to the iMittom nt the eighth tolling m cited .tell 11* Hr with the winning run .is the finnuttnuo Iktvs ended Kurnmel s six faille w trilling streak In thr other games Lake Maty |*ub aenrrd hair runs in thr tMiitorn of thr Math inning to outMorr the Wire King Cre w 1.1 IO and ( ’ale Sorrento s«i»rid I i runs m its hnal two at tiata to drfrat Sladek s Sluggers 13 7 Ken K im iuiii si ill leads wilh a li 2 retold hut l-ikc Marv litli Is just a game tiui k at 5 3 and fate Sorreiilo and the Itoomlowu Hoys are troth still ,.li\. at 4 -l Sladrk * Sluggers 13-51 and the Wrecking Grew (2-ti| Hall thr leaders Next week, t ale StiireillO and III' Wrecking Crew pta\ at li .'Ml p m . t h r H nnuilow n lltivs take on Sladek s Sluggers at 7 3U p ill and Lake Mary liiti looks tin .1 He tor the lead against Ken Kummel at M 30 II III Doing tin- damagt lur L.iki M.uv Pub were Gary Stephan Ihonir run. triple, single, run), t'tirts W.ugo Idoutilr two singles, two must Jim Smith (double, two singles mill. 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D o n ( m i s s r a u x ( t h m - s in g le s , r u n ) , D u ll I k i r u k ( t w o s in g le s , r u n ). ( ' l i r ) s t ’ l d m n h o m id J i m N o l l y (tm e s in g le . m il o n e m u e*u It) a n d K e n I ’e r r y a n d t lr iu n N o l l y (title s in g le e a c h ) C o n t r ib u t in g to a 17 t ilt I k H i i u l u u i i I k t y s n lle n s e w e r e D a v e M u t e i u n I d m ih l e . t h r e e s in g le s , r u n s c o r e d ). S ie v e S b u k u r (f o u r s in g le s ). M ik e C h r i s t o p h e r ID in -e s in g le s , n u l l , A r t h u r m id M ik e K r v g e r ( t w o s in g le s r a e li l. Ik Ih- (s in g le , i w u r u n s ) . C t i m l ie C r e t - k u i o r r Is ln g le . m n ) m id H ill J e n k i n s I m t i l D o in g th e h i l l i n g lu r K e n I t u n u n r l w e r e M ik e M r l m h n u ( t w o s in g le s , m u ) . M ik e O w e n s I I w o s in g le s ). C h D s N le k le ll r ln le , n i n l . T e r r y H u s s l, i l u d d y K U u n p a n d D e r r i-ll K i v l n (o n e s in g le a n d o n e r u n i m i ID m id I t i >ell K r v l n J e ll A lr u a n d D a n n y O ra e e y (o n e s in g le e a e lll m ils ( had lleland lulled a |x>p u|> D ial stim itd have ended Die trinlng. hut Ihe led) u.is du>|i|X'd w llh Stuckey seining, lleland then went in thud on a single hy Shane O d o m and scored on a single hy W ill Ihuttlrr/. T h e si-ore rem ained '2-2 u n lll Disliu|i Moore stored a single m il in Die tup nl D m- llllli Inning lu lead 2 . T h e game Itxikrd like II inlglil end Dial w ay as Die game c illrrc d Die hu llu m 111 Ihe slxlli inning tw o K ill). H a y e s ( I I . d o id ilr . o n e r i m s e in e d . I w n K )it| , S llie k e v I M u l ' d , r i m ) . I l m u l r r / t l lo r -x , o n e r u n s e in e d , o n e M i l l . D o n n ie ll . i/ le r 11 I i i i III. S e n t) 1 1 tin I. o n e r u n s e u r n l l, H e lm u t (t w o r u n s s c o r e d | and S m u id e t s (o n e r u n s e in e d ) s e e ---------------------C o n tinu e d from l*»ge 111 m (|lr s e c o n d t u n i n g , a n d D ie p it c h e r 's o n l y w a lk e d t w o b a tt e r s b u t i l i c y b u lb h e lp e d W e s te rn New K n g la iid s c o re Ib e u lH iiia le w l n u l i i g m n In D ie f o u r t h I n n ­ in g th e H o ld e rs o ffe n s e , m e a n w h i le , w e i r o n l y a b le lo r o l l e d (o u r lilt s In s c o r i n g D u tw o ru n s . T i l e g a m e w a s ju s t D ie lir s l o f i b u s y s e v e n g a m e w e e k fo r S I C T h e w e e k s ta r t s a s c h e d u le D ia l w i ll see D ie lo c a ls p la y I I ul t h e ir n e x t ID g a m e s a l h o m e . I lie Haiders will look tn get IKick lillu Ihe win lulufilli today as they travel lo Lake City Com tininilV ( ollege loi a Mid Florida Conierence eonlcsl w llh Hie l lmhei wolves starting at J ji.m S C C will he ul home Wednes­ day Inr a dnuhtrhrndrr wllh Brevard Ju nio r . ollege ol North Ca ro lina starling at I p m Thursday I he Haiders will host an M FC game w ith Florida Cornm iinlly Collegc-Jarksonvlllc starling al :< p to The team will also (day home games w llh Dundalk Com m unity College o) Maryland Friday and Central Florida Coim m inliv College S a C ittday. W e s t e r n N e w K n g tu r u l s c o re d a r u n in t h e s e m n d l u l l i n g w h e n C i m r l l a s in g le d a n d w e n t In s e c o n d m i a s in g le b y T y r e l l . T h e n e x t I w u t ia lli i s m a d e n u ts , h ill S O le .lin k Ie m b e d u n m i e rro r In lo a d Ih e I s m -s a n d C o u e l l a M i i m l w i l l 'l l D ie S C C p i n h e r th re w w i ld ly n il a p ic k o lf a l lc m p t a l h is t b a se . W C U N IW (N C IA N O ). ttM IN O L E ) , WT,l1 N,*, t n f I W III IH OH - 1 1 1 II.unlre/ led ult with a walk and advanced lu scrnnil as D oug I'm lei 's hunt gnl )iasl Die p llrh c r lor a till. K e vin Sec ill then hunted dow n Ihe third Isu e line tin another till Iml the Hornets ih r e w (lie hall a w a y In an attrltlpl In gel S ,o ll and llanilie/ s m e i i III lie Ihe gallic I’orter .m il Scotl then snire d In pul Die G rry h o iitu ls ahead tm giKMl on a p u n h till double by K enny Hayes nil ibe led Held wall I Irian Saunders and lleland walked In load Ibe liases lielnrr O dum ilniib lril III Haves and Saunders T ile linal rim s cam e nu a tw o tu n single by I ’orter Ikilu g Die damage Inr l.vm an wen- Porter Id lo r- l . double, one m n scored, two K ill), O dom l i lo r-4 , double, one m u s to ird •PIONEER •J E N S E N c l a d ia Ff*d«,'l Wmrf.rMl G «m tt No , J At hioflyrll* If -n il, Chilli loo ( I I 11 v l 0,11a GUO, ChvtlllAoO*, I I I 11,3 po-r No A T ai IaSa iia * fA M U II0 N I v l No I Holl,rvoodChrlitlAo III 01. Ip m lAlvrtf,,'t ChjmpHoih.p G ,m « SomllloAl *roo,vl. fp m. UmiMl,C C HI HA Al* - I I I Dilrd run with another ground out. Jerem y Cluiuat drove lu Die Huai nm wIDi a single. Scott F'rrgerson ended the day going I fur D, scoring two runs and stealing Ihrre liases. F>ksleln also was 1-fur-3 wllh a double and tbree-HHI. while Cliunat was I fiv-2 with an HHl mid Duncan was I Tor-3 Sieve Costa went 2 for-2. with a double and an HHl to lead Dcl.and |5-7). Steve Collins went ] fnr-3 with a triple and mi HIH The visitors took a 2-0 lend In Die top of Die third liming on a two out home m n by Cray lo rlghl-eenler field The Haiders rut Die lead lu half In Die I h i i i o i i i of Die Ihlrd In n in g when lllane Hurnssn doubted, stole third and scored o< a ground out by Ovlrdu's Greg Hughes, Nightly 730 p m Thun U d « 'N g h t Matinees 1 0 0 p m Frw Ae-r-sien Mon , Wed , Sa! Speoel Group Closed Sunday Packages Avaitbe BET MIAMI HORSES SANF0RD-0RLAND0 KENNEL (LUB ll«U. S * . , □ 1|), , ;; ) And T,f,11 V*l', C u rl III AriO^nos [At Arsl Eppr.MA AI ■ I S im io LV V*lll 10 11 *«»• - Ma ., ill North ol Ortando. 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Florida Tuesday M arch 10 1992 3B P e o p le C A LEN D A R Toastmasters meet Seminole Com m unity College |SCC| T<kim master* Club *I»5H| uill meet every Tuesday. 7:30 p m . at Seminole Com m unlly College- Contact Hosella llntili.tm .H .Till H'2M t for more Information Clogging classes formed Th e Old Hickory Stamper* idler free Ix-pltmrr « l<>Ui!ii>U classes Inlernieillale and nilvancecl li-ssim* also available Meeting* are at Ihe Dellnna Civic Association on Tuesdays fnnii <i lu ll p in Call 34U-0520 (or more Inlorinatloii Jaycees meet The Sauforil Jaycces tnccl Ihe second anil loiirlh Tuesday ot each month Anyone Interested In attending can call llreni Adamson or David T . Itussl Jr. at 322 3(>(I3 Panic Attack group to meet Agoraphnhla/I'anle Attack Support O roup meets each Tuesday al H p in. at West l.ake Hospital. 5H't W Stale Hoad 434, 1-ongwcxxl Th e sup|iort group Is lor those u h o are afraid to go out ol Ihclr house and lie active in public Overeaters to gather A regular meeting ol Overeaters Anonymous is conducted on Tuesdays at 7:30 p in al Florida Power ami Light. 301 Myrtle A v r . Sanford I ot more inhumation, call Carol at 3220037 Geneva Homemakers to meet The Geneva Extension Homemakers meet every second Wednesday of the month al Ihe community hall on First Street, iiuslness na i ling Is al 10 a in., followed by lellowshlp and learning workshops at noon Everyone Invited For more Inlorinatloii. call Mildred Glrger at 3 PI 5721 Seniors step out II you are over 50. you are Invited to allend the Over 50 Dance Cluli dam e held every Wednesday. 2 3(1 I 30 p m at Ihe Saillord Civic Center Live music h\ Ihe Deltotituus 11 piece liand. Donation $| 50 Sanford Kiwanis to have lunch Saillord Klwanls Clllh meets al noon Wednesday al Ihe Saillord Civic Center lor lunehroii and program. The club announces that Ihe 28lh Annual Ktw.mts P.iueake Day will lie held on Mulch 2H al Ihe Sunlotd Civic Center liom 8 a.Ill to 5 p ill A donation ol $2 50 In advance, ot $3 al the door, is tiring asked to hem lit underprivileged youth For more liilortll.itlou. cull Walt Smith at 323 5088 Rotarians to rise for meeting Sanlnrd Itre.ikf.iM Notary Club meets al 7 30 a in every Wednesday al Christos Nestanraiit In Saiilnnl Plan protection against violence D E A H M A R Y : I've got a pro­ blem I can't talk to uuylxxlv alHiut lieeause t in afraid ol what might luipiM-n to the kids and me II I do When my husband drinks too much, somrtindy In our lumlly gels hurt Very oltrn It Is me I ice.lose I try In reason with him and gel him to stop picking on Ihe kids He blame* us lor Ills liehavlor and thinks he has good reasons lot pushing, shoving, choking, or hilling us with Ills lists. I keep hoping and praying he will see w hat lie's doing and stop Ix'forr someone llmls out and IIKS comes and lake* out kids I'm ashamed lo talk atxiul tills with anyone liecuuse everyone thinks we are the "perfect" lumlly. II only he could eonlrol Ills DRUQ COUNSELOR MARY BALK i ___________ lemper when he's drinkin g ev­ erything w ould I k- OK. H o w can I convince him ihai he needs to work on this? SCAREDM OM D E A R M OM : You need lo lie scared. You and your children are living In a dangerous and |M>lentlally l.ilal situation Your moxl Hupoti.mi eoneeni must be M om gets jabs for letting son off hook D E A R A B B Y : I enjoy your column and usually agree with vour advice, bill today I dis­ agreed so completely. I had lo write. I refer to ihe letter signed "D on’s Mother." It seems Don luge I4| was with some kids who were Knowing rock* at passing cars, and w hen the police knocked on Ills mother's door, asking II Iter son had lx-cn with Hie rock-throwing kids, she lold Ihe (Millce that her son had lx-cn home with her for several hours and could not |msslhly have I n c h w ith those tsiys Then she wrote lo you. saving she tell guilty lor having lied, anti you said Don't lie so halt) oil youisell. you did what most mothers would have done — Instinctively — to protect their children However, had you let Don lake Ills lumps Iroiu Ihe police. II may have been a valuable learning experience 'I <11 him you'll never lie lo protect him again, and iuxixl that be avoid hanging oul with kids who have to run Irnm Ihe imllce." Ills rea< lion w ill In- violent Don't allow vourscll to deny the d a n g e r y o u a nd v o u r children are in Abusive met denis may Is lairlv lulreipienl lull tails but the pattern Is that they Itcrnmc Imili more Iretpieul and severe met tune I he only way you can help your husband lace the problem Is lo make him rcs|M>nslble and accountable lor till* co n se t| u e n ces ol Ills iM-huvIoi The 2-1 hour Spouse Abuse hotline lor Seminole I'ounty is 740 0017 M a ry Balk I* a certified Y ou will have to decide lor c o u n s e lo r w it h Ih e D ru g yourself whether to discus* your Prevention Office of Ihe Sem ­ plan with your husband II you inole C o u n ty School D is tric t. decide to do so. only approach W rite to her In care of the him when he Is suiter D o mil H erald at 3 0 0 N. F r r n r h A v r.. attempt lo w arn him II you think Sanford. 3 2 7 7 1 . lo seek protection lor youisell and your kids Itrseareh on domestic violence shows tli.u witnessing violence may be |ust a s e ill o I I o n a I I v a n d psychologically damaging lo a child as II (sllic was ai liially the victim of Ihe abuse You miisl make your plan lot getting protection while you .in' mil upset Decide w here you call go lor protection at any time ol the day or night Domestic violence Incidents may lie weeks or months apart, but once the pattern Is established, they will recur M O V IELA N D DRIVE-IN MWY 17*92. Sanford STAY ALIVE KUFFS don't drinkanddrive tm 322-1216 (MOWmil 1 41 i ) 00 1ACH f. M* S C A N N E R S II .,7 litc h fie ld l ^ ctnsmis . 3J4 01151 : ADJACENTTOSEMINOLECOMMUNITYCOLLEGE 11 Aliliy. a Ix-ltcr solution would have Ix-eti lor Don's mother lo have marched her son down lo the police station and slixxl Ixslde him while he confessed That way. Ixali mother and son would have fell giant about their honesty Parents should use every opiMirtuulty to ira rh by example. Sorry. Abliy. you deserve a wi t ii ik k IIc swat lor that one. J E A N N IN E M IL N E . IIO N E O Y E F A L L S , N .Y . D E A R J E A N N I N E : A wet noodle Is lar list gentle T rv a 2 by 4 f Grand Canuon ' LtM'.VYOH'i/l W.f.Vl LisaltiTas.d. mSix. 1R IJL 1454307 159 45 El J f MEMOIRS OF A.N fiSTWOff MYMOM ;-*-1 [ INVISIBLE!H.l\ S 1 HILL SHOOT ETn] J f DD1D 1 1V ias.ll'' f TERMINAL nun .iii ULiSil l SOW I'ivw e e Jl RUSS >«•« > ( u x tw rttn s m (mm - s ] aW ( KUITTVTHUST l ANALYSIS „J [mrarKnnuB S-.____ CHECKSHQWT1MESDAILY 0 J 0j n°J JJ WEDNESDAY sr Leaders visit Kiwanis Clubs District 25 wel corned area leaders to a festive dinner recently alter which Bill Finch spoke lo thoso attend log Lett to right Vernon Bowman. District 25 governor; Bill Finch, president ol Central F lo rid a Ch a p te r and Bob Mooro, a Florida dislricl gov ornor. s m s 2" 3 - 2-PC. DINNER * 2 4’ KIDS M EA 199c Clttxtsc Famous Recipe, Crispy IMus, or Roasted _ Chicken. lb ~ Need Catering? Call Lee's For Your Next I’any ,)r Social [cape] 1" COUNTRY CHICKEN H .t ,td Photo b« r M « l Ip**' uvcn.i 1905 S. French Avc., SAN FO RD • 323-3650 I u5 t~ w rM in i IL l iY ]| " f e I d ~4 F O R ■r1 P C. "F AM • N | 4 n r « o Ic K k k r n . | B U C K E T i n tltrd * 6 " • I 14i.l madtfil s tm s in tm o h s • i / j ( k>»« *»*»> M iA s n T U E S D A Y ’S PRIME TIM E jL C * - lie u the Mill of Ur.i*l Lee Fisher ol ItrfMi Old \1im*» M«».id Ge ne v a. .Hid l.liid.i AM/ ol Mui.d Monte I I laike O l v Sgt. Vernon Beckstrom Air Foree S^t Vernon W lire k strum. an .nr trans|>urtatlufi s|Kf t.disi lias arrived lor duly al Tyndall An Fun r llase. Fla lie Is lilt' soli ot I'al IlatiloMli ol |MH7 ltr< kftlrnttt Drive. Oviedo and (nis Ik i ksirnin ol Winter I'ark The sergeant Is a 19HII uradn ale ol ( )v tedo lll^h S* I ionI John I I ilost |o u hose u lie. I ll/.d n I )i is For 24-hour TV listings, see LEISURE magazine of Friday, Mar. 6. yr ihe daughter ol I rank and Marie M< llridr ol I.1H Mradou llivd Sanford. FI. was recently pro nKited lo Ills pn M id iKiik and rrfKifffd for du ly with Marine Air Snp|H>rl Sipi.nlron J 1 st Marine Aircrall Winn Oklnaua * , 5 Picccsof I chicken, mixed| * '" S V h d ( A t tijirt* « IM « N.,1 «•**! | J 0 U «T iY (MKHIH L c M M f t Y (H K IIM . Pvf. Brian Fisher Arm y IM 11flan S Fuller, a m u ltIrh .im irl rom tniiiiii.ittoiis system ofM-r.ifor. has arrived tor duly .it Kr.ifilieiiliN li Kasrrnr l.ud* l^sluiri* Germany Lance CpI. G io tc io Marine Fam e Cp| I •n « t i i i « ijp J V In the service I $ 0 9 9 < IM U *W w h mrm sthst *Am - i j �| « V 41 - Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florid* - Tutaday, March 10. 10B2 Legal Notices Legal Notlcaa tN T H t CIR CUIT COURT o r T H I 1 I T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR IIM IN O L 1 COUNTY. FLORIDA C A S I NO.i * M 7 lt C A H K ORLANDO PAVINO COMPANY, a Division of HUBBARD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, a F lor Me corporation. Plaintiff, atgtit t* way accavding la h M Ifktk V Flar Id* XlgM at W»T Mag k M , tavrn i r o i r - W « i aunt m* Mvftwrty Bight •* w*y Hm *t Rkd Bug L . . « Rm , . u M Witti *,ty BtgM at Way '<"• baing garkltkl wtlb. “ and » 0O Ikbf FO UNTAIN CONTRACTOR COMPANY, INC , efc .etel.. L t d K m Ibndt dbttrtkbd In Otticiil R*tocb »* o» Ilf*. NOTICE OF IALK N O T I C E OF H E R E S Y GIVEN that on ft* Hat day at April, ittj, at 1100 A M , the Clark will tall at public salt IntMa the Watt Front Door of fftl Stmlnol# County Court bout*. Sanford. Florida portu ant te th# Final Summary Judgment of Foraclotura datad Fa b ru a ry IS. t if f . In tha abort tfylad cauta antarad haraln, tha following datcribad proparty located In Samlnota County, Florida: EXH IBIT A Tha North onehalf IN »*) at tha Southaatt ona quarftr ISE *4:11 of Saction 34, Townthlp 11 South. Rang# 30 East. Stfnlnoto County. Florida, lying East at ---------w u(Jo TuKawllla- Gabr lal la LESS A N D E X C E P T I NO: Tha South 37* 63 toef tharaef. AND Commanca at tha Eait U corner of SactIon J*. Townthlp It South. Ranga 31 Eatl run S 00*3333“ Eatl aiong tha E tU Una of taM Saction 14 a ditlanca at SOOOO faat for a Pomt of Saginning, run thanca S 00*13* SS*‘ Eatt along Eatl Una at laM Saction 34. a dutanca of 373 M taaf. thanca Sf**3S*33” Wttl. if| ti foot to tha cantor of Hawaii Craalu 'lhanca along1'the Ctntaf of Hawaii Creek N. 13*36' 14” fa il, 141,41 Nat, thanca N 3S*3t‘34“ Eatt M313 faat, thanca N 0S*S3'ir* Eatl M l.14 taat. thanca N JT4S M ” Eatt 34 40 faat. thanca N 67*33*47** E « l tro t feel, thence N Jc*|l* 04” Watt ai a* faat. laavlng Hawaii Craak run N ITS S U * Eatt H 4 3f faat to tha point at bag Inning, AND Sagln at tha Eatt N cornar of Saction 14. Tawnthlp 11 South, Range 30 Eatt. run S 60*3J ‘fS” Eatl along tha Eatt lino at taM Section 14 a dlitanca of N 6.0Q taat, thanca I I P U M " Watt 144 IT foot to tha cantor of Hawaii Craak, thanca along: tha tant*r of Hawaii Craak N, 14*TI' 04- Watt l i t ! taat, thanca N 4i * i r u r watt toon foot, thanca N 3l*M'40“ Watt. 431 73 faat to tha North Una of South aatt W taM Section 14 balna tha cantor Una at Rad Bug Lika Read, thanca laarlng Hawaii Craak run N I W W Eatt along tha North lino at taM Southaatt U 343 34 feet to the point at beginning AND Road right* of way ta tha State at Flarlda at denoted In thoaa document! recorded In Official Record* Book 13*4. Pago tas and Official Record* Book 37}. Pag# MB, both In tha Public Record! of Seminole County. F lor Me (Of •Kiwi Record! Book 1*64. Pago 11*6, Seminole County, Florida. 1.1 YOU C A N 'T READ ALL dittanl M u n w iy ib w t r a m , tba N o il, Iin . .1 m . lauttwart R* ot Ibrtlan ] i T n n N . 11 U u lti. Rang* JO Eatl. I l l 1) Nbt lb IFw Pgtnl t l * « g liming described#! touewt Commanca at tha Mortheatt comar of taM Southaatt ta of Section 14; thanca along the North line of taM Southaatt ta South t r a n r Watt tar 17*313 loot; thanca South O T t r ir * Eatt tor 33 00 toot la tha Paint of Beginning. taM Point of Begin ning being the Inter taction of the teutherly Right of Way lino of tattling Red Bug Lake Road and tha eatterly Right of Way lino of tattling Tutcawllla Road, thanca along taM aatler ly Right of Way lino of •altling Tutcawllla Rood tar tha fellow mg three courtat South 13*I T « r Eatt for 44141 taat »a tha point al curvature of a circular curve concave wetter ly, having a radiut of 741 l l feet and a central angle at 11*4300": thence along the arc Of taM curve 43) )4 leal; thanca South 01*0* 47” Eatt far 13} 61 teetj thence departing taM aatlerly Right of Way line at Tutcawllla Rood bear along tha North lino of South 33*03 tael of taM North i* at tha Southern! te of faction 14. Townthip 11 South. Rang* » Eatl, North o r i r a t ” Eatt far if* ll feat fa the center Una a! Hawaii Craak: thanca with the meander of IN 1 cantor line Of Howell Craak. lor 'the following five teurtet North 34*37*1*“ Eatt far i f i . l i loaf: thanca North 11*14*37“ Eatt tor 110 91 foot, thanca North 13*6443'' Eatt far sols* toot: thanca North »f0 7 ir* feat Watt far 117 34 laati thence N erlh 14*13 37“ Watt 313 07 toot to a point on the teutherly Right of Way line of Rad Bug Laka Road according la State of Florida Right af Way Map Saction 77101 3401 (Shoot 1 af U ; thanca departing told meander at Hawaii Craak. boar along taM toutharly Right af Way Una of Rad Bug Laka Road tor tha following H i ceurttt South' ire h Watt tor *4 14 foot thanca North 00*1111 WatI tor 76 00 feat, IK North 00*1111” Wet! tor M00 loot thanca South It*4460“ Wott tor »00 06 foot, thanca North 00*11 31 W ttl tor M W loot, thanca dapartlng taM Sanford Herald O P T I C A L OF THIS PRINT 3S25 LAKE EMMA RD. Lake Mary Cantra (bohind Butgot King) ADVERTISING Your clothing - sold on a com m ission basis aCLUSMSCWWtNaSTOn SfMtUaiAt h ■A D IIJ I NEW A IJK E5 F NEW DRESSES A H X I IDRM AIS A W IM D IN U OOWNS CHARLT ERGLSK1 owNM COUNTRY CLUB SQUARE SHOPRING CENTER ftTH SI 1 AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD (SOT) 1341474 Th* Saturday 6 Hour W ALTER A N T / Q U F S J apanese 4» #o Boxwood 3oil, ANTtOUFS Ucanaad, Bonded, Inturad 15% Off Tha Handrlx Antlquaa van. Look for It around town. Two W eeks O n ly H en d rix A n tiq u e s - W here Your S a tisfa ctio n Is O u r B u sin e ss HawCUbnla Only Do it Nowl HurryI • W B D O W JN D O W 8 U -P IC K / W E -P IC K STRAWBERRIES PAPPY'S PATCH M SANFORD $11k M * $150 Lk BbPtck C tl For DtyiHoun canNrtina ttwraaf I af Tuaca w ills DatorMIla Road; 366-BSU 1st a) Seat N tha ataraaaM m I OVIEDO SSI ! I * * M OVIE FILM ING HAS BEGUN SsuSharty right af way tin* af HAIR-A-RANGERS • a r r r ' East aNng m m / right af way llna N r 111.41 Seal la the Point al la OPEN A Parkins la located In (ha rear ol tha building during tha filming el "Wlldar Hapalm." Ho ananas lasing. Environmentally raaponaBSa. HeaBiy,looking h w . certain part tans tanyayad N Ismlnals Count, N r right df wdy In O R Bath M l . page a t O R . Bash 1001. page Sal. r » n ear Sad m O l . Bash N il. page Sal. O R. Bask 1B 7. page 1M. and O R . Bask 7707, page REDKEN HAIR-A-RANGKRS SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD (S E A L ) M A B T A N N E MORSE Clerk at MwCtrtutt Court B Y : Ja n a E , Jaaawk Deputy CNrk Publish: March L IS . 1007 DEPH Concrete Restoration 3 2 2 -0 5 B 0 CO U PO N B a tte r ie s P lu s F it t in g Make Concrete Attractive 1 ■ ■ B S^OOHtptret i lV w | W ith Thai __ W a tch , Je w e lr y , Eyeglasm R e p a ir pieces for commercial offices, such asdesks. chairs and typing stands. Some pieces Mr. Hendrix re­ cently worked on are from some of ltie area churches such as: All Souls. Mt. Calvary, and First Baptist. He recently rellnlshed all of the church furniture for St. Jumes Methodist Church. Besides reflnlshlng. Mr. Hendrix also pastors Friendship Missionary Baptist Church In DeLand. for the past year and a iiolf, so you can be assured that Hendrix Antiques Is a Christian Family Busi­ ness. M r Hendrix has even taught 4 of his children the art of furniture rellnlshlng. Mr. Hendrix Is always happy to give a free estimate, and does free pick up and delivery six days a week. Mon.-Sat. 8:30 AM •4 I’M. No lot) Is too small. ---------------'If It's broken, ‘ *I*will ““ fix It. ......... If It..Is dull ‘ tUa and‘ bcratthcd. I'll make it took like new.* Mr. Hendrix buys, sells, and trades antique fur­ niture. Some of the Items he has for sale are chairs, mirrors, tables, rockers, buffets, chest of drawers, and much more. Mr. I tendrlx says '•He try to please everyone.* So Ifyou'rc looking for someone who will do a quality reflnlshlng job or would like to see some of the Items for sole call Waller Hendrix today at 305-3740 or slop by at 2 miles west of Oviedo on S.R. 410/434. ■C urban Jew elers' ■ ^ Banta P s a s U y O w n ad Bualnaaa Stead 39S N. Hwy. 17-92 (Juat N. ol 434) IM S 7 Epoxy Stone or A e ry ] Acrylic Decking Simulated Marble for Driveways ■ n m s r r a n n r o g r r B R w r a TB H Lee POOL DECKS •BALCONIES •DRIVEWAYS ■ 631-2265 J McMullen Oil Co. Inc. FREE EST&ATtS W E HAVE SAFETY PRODUCTS THAT W IL L BRING PEACE OF MIND! MERLE NORMAN/FASCINATION8 I.i'l us help you choose -the right bath safety product for your loved one. 409 Lsursl Ava., Sanford 3224560 IIU N wmi KXTHA OONVIOENCS DIESEL. KEROSENE. ANTI FREEZE. LUBRICANTS. FILTERS. MINERAL OIL. INDUSTRIAL OILS. MINERAL SPIRITS <±* In t'r III M e d - C a re Home Medical Supplies, Inc. 1700-A W . First Street. SanTord (4 0 7) 3 3 3 -8 8 5 0 v l * 1554 S. French Ave. W inn Dixie Market Place SANFORD k 323-6806 t H eart II \l |i 1 I M M i < IH Subscribe T odayl © CROSS VOLUNTIKR H a lr C v t^ / wS»4*Makptecas 5aJ#»*6 Sarvfca 1740 W. Akassfl SJW.-Sanlote C o u n try C h * B q. 6216114 ^ ' / i n \\\\\ i ______ _ ( “ *££■) I I I l l I I t I > I I | II M i l l l l l l ' l I W 1 I 11, 11 I tf 1 \ 1 11\ 1 . t i l l ** V11 ' <l' B & G CERAMICS M A B T A N N E M O R SE. CNrk B y; Ja n a E Jeaewic Deputy Clark Publish March L d . IVT1 O E P ta TANNING INEXPENSIVE BEAUTOCATtON - Sanford Agency - Chevron UNllMITiD WREN DECKING. INC. nl^S?«349-1273 W IL L IA M I W H IT E ; ale!-. NT's check at me watt Irani dear al Ma Sam malt Cavity Courthouse. M l North Park Ay em a. Santera. RMride. af II ao a m . an March l l . tear ms property eeocrikod balms • Lal I. and H a Weal M Seat al Lal I . Block L B E L A IR . l i n o Md South 7 Nat of m M Lett). accarWng ta Md plot merest Ol recorded m Piet Bask L P a g . Ft. PtNIM Records af 11ml no,. County. D A TI EI D this February M . Located two and a half miles west of Oviedo on State Road 410/434. Is Hendrix Antiques. Hendrix Antiques te owned and operated by Waller Hen­ drix. A father of six children, two of which still live at home. Mr. Hendrix lias spent the last 31 years wllh the same loving wife, and working In the same business, making old look new. When asked what makes him different from other reflnlshers In the area, he replied, ‘ nothing. Must feel that the customers should be satlslfled to tne best of my ability.” He learned the art of reflnlshlng antiques from 'one of the area's best reflntshem," D.L. Montgomery. He lakes a lot of pride In h it work and II Is guaranteed. Some of his customers have had Ihelr furniture shipped In from miles away to have It redone. People arc are pleased enough with his work to ship their furniture from Miami to have It refln............. ■tur Islird. He has liad repeat customers for more than 21 years, and has been In the same location for over 23 yean. Mr. Hendrix says he will take In any wood plere In arty condition, strip It to the hare wood, repair It andpre jarc it fora new finish. All stripping Is done by ham , not dipped, for more careful attention to xnd results. Mr. Hendrix can also handle quality and 0 ub Jdbb « as usual during tho turning Witness my hand and seal af Hd Court an Md ITMi day af dorsigrad Clark af Mn Court will sou at public auction N Hw f lO U G H T L S O L D NIAT-N-TIDYAILCLEAN I t " Waal along Mia NarMt llna af MM SevHteesi vs af Saction la lie s u Seat; thanca South W t r t a - Eatt far 71 gg Isat to the Southerly right af way llna tor Rod Bug Laka Read and tha Paint af Beginning; lhanca can lined South W i r t a ” East N r 17J0 Seal; thanca NarMt w a r at” East N r B J I Seat; thanca South a r ir ia -' Coal far 17MB Seat; thanca South W47'aa" West far 117.11 teal la ’ the Easterly right af way Una Ur mg Sl.gg Nat Easterly af whan BBiAAlUW u U a aw IS m m n w I^A n a B1) t»U|t i^ i I g •aapaw* ttw NOTICE OR SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY (iron Rial under and by virtue af tha Summary Fmal Judgment al FarecNeure dated February II. teal, and antarad m Co m No 01 (SIS CAI4R, by tha Court tn £ REFINISHING 2400 W.25lh St., Sanford • 321-2525 at the Southa.il la al Saction 14; lhanca South w a r FO R S A V IN G S , a federal sayings bank, ate.. Plaintiff. H E N D R IX 25th St. Landscaping & Irrigation Thai parllan at tha Southeast Is af SacIMn If. Township 11 Seulh. Range B Eatl, Seminole County. RMrMe. mars pertku lerly daacrBed as Wiews; C a w Na. 01 ISM C A IfR LE A D E R FE D E R A L BANR ADVERTISING Second Generations cenllnua South D O -IM f Eoll ter I f .00 feet! thence North W ares" Eatl far I t 01 faat; thanca South t o -ll'U " East tar ITS 6( Seat to the POINT OR •EOINNINO; thanca NarMt W (I 'M " East far Its 00 leal; thanca South W i n s ' East lor 107 sa Seat; thanca South w a r as ' Watt tar M i n taat; lhanca South I s m r West tar m s ) taat Sa tha aastarty Right af Way Una far Tutcawllla Oabrtalla Read as shnon an tha AM EN D ED PLAT OR TUSCAW IILA G A B R I E L I * ROAD as re­ cords* in Plat teak A Page* (7 and M st tha Public Records af Seminole Caunty R let Ida; thanca North i r W a r ' Watt along m m eetterir Right at Way Ins far 77177 teat; thanca can tlnus along MM Easterly Right af Way line as dedicated In OftKIol Hecard Soak m i Pea# lal af atamaJd PuMk Records. the fattening fad ceweee; North W a r m Eaal tar M M taat; lhanca NarMt t r i r t f Waal far Sa.1l lest; lhanca dagartmg taM aattarly Right at Way Itna North W a r at" Eatt tar U7 1I Seal Is the Paint af Rag Inning IN TH E CIBCUIT COOPT OP THE EIO N TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA O ENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION 6*11322-261I V PUT YOUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE 333-2740 1*1 *1 th . Pubtk Rtcbrd* of temifwR. Cbunty, Ftovid*. for Right or w a r aw.po.it M V I R R O E X C E P T th* fellow m p io po lllpo no liaflo n d: Portal 11 That portion of the S o h lh r.ll <* af taction If. Tawnthlp I I South, Rang* B E a tl tomlnoto Count,. Tier B o . drier lbad a l fellewt: Commanca af Mia H o rfh r.ll earner af Mia Sovtheei! <* al loci on ff; thence SauMi •O'fT X T ' Waal .fang Mm MarMi line af M id Soufho.it t* af iacfian I f far IMS a loaf; fhanca South 00*11-1*'- East far I t 06 feat fa the sevtM rir Right af W a r »na N O TIC E S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y E X P R E S S W A Y A U T H O R IT Y M E (T IN # tho N n un sN County Eofr****** Autharlfy k m a m n a public nwatmg N wtuch .11 par sans are M rltsd will ha heM O A l f W W d s d a y M a rc h IL last TIM E I B P M L O C A TIO N I smlnaNCasmiy SarvdbS BulMUtg Cammlssian Chambart IW177I ■ibi ta s iF u s iS ira a t SanSarb f Nr M . 11771 G E N E R A L S U B JE C T M A T T E R T O B E Q 1 SC U S IED Thaprapasab aM tassw a. m s.m ndia Counts Add. i m i MSu, m ainn may ks d l i b a f by san fan m g G n u s N Brmtan.EaacuSfsaDtracNr SaminuN CaunSy E oaromway AutharWy Phans ISP71I t I I I B . a . N n s w f T N P ER SO NS A B E A D V IS E D T H A T IF T H E V D E C ID E T O A P P E A L A N Y D EC IS IO N S M A D E A T T H E S E M EETIFS O S/H EA B IN G S . T H E Y W IL L N E E D A R E C O R D OP T H I P R O C E E D IN G S AN D FO R SUCH PUR P O SE T H E Y M A Y N E E D T O U N S U R E T H A T A V I R I A t I M R E C O R O OF T H E P R O C E E D IN G S I t M A O E W H IC H I N C L U O I t T H E T E S T IM O N Y A N D IV ID C S F C E U P O N W H ICH T H E A P P E A L IS T O BE B A S ED . P C R S E C T IO N M 0 S M L F L C M IO A S T A T U T E S PubUM M « c h It. tan O f R no 1 Prapand by lha Advertising Dept, of tha THE.EYES H A V E •IT WITH YOUR PRESENT a tIN O F U R T H C N • DESCRIBED A lt That portion of tha North H of tha Southaatt la of Saction 14. Tawnthlp It South, Ranga 10 Eatt, latt the South 11*63 faat thereof, lying aa ttarly of Tutcawllla Road, wetterly of the centerline of Howell Creak, and teutherly of Rad Bug Lake Road, being mare parftuderty Business Review IF American Red Cross I1 322-2611 �Ssnlorrj M*r»id, Ssnford, Florid* - Tim day, March 10. 1091 - 1%, Goroge Sob Prim Business Review Furniture • HouseholdItems • Appliances Office • Collectibles Tables • Rugs Pictures« Antiques Prspsrsd by lh« Ad>*m«lng 0*pt. ol lh* S a n fo r d H e r a ld (ta il 322-2611 % *! PUT YOUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE 1M.K Of 43<» 3296 S.HWV. 17-92*1304340 ADVERTISINQ ADVERTISINQ ADVERTISINQ CASSELBERRY FURNITURE WEDNESDAY IS STILL FAMILY DAY AT Become A Professional I Wail Technician I mussnsK STUDENT SERVICES / W ■» SANFORD * 321-2366 Rick Hlglay, Lsstsr Hsndsrsoo, Gordon Thaxton and man*gar Cal Latchworth, of McMullan Oil ara raady to halp your bualnaaa. How McMullen Oil Company Can Help Your Business You ore a business with b u jo b* . big machines and big problem*. You need high quality fuel and lubricant* (o keep those big machines going. You need fast, friendly answers to all of your question*. Where do you turn? You turn to a business with sixty years of experience and the desire to help you with your big problems, McMullen OH Company. "Who Is McMullen Oil Company?* you ask. ~lt they've been around for sixty je o n , how come I've never heard of them before?* Because McMullen 1* the new kid on the block, so to speak. In Sanford. Paul McMullen, owner of McMullen Oil Company, of Clearwater, opened up his second location, lo­ cated at 400 Laurel Avenue. In November of 1001. McMullen Is, a Chcvkerosene and lutndustrlal and farm ac­ counts. The history of the company stretches back to 1025 when Chevron was known as the Standard OH Company of Kentucky. Earl Higginbotham was the agent from 1046 to 1067. then W ,T. Harvey and now, McMullen. But even though McMullen Is new to Sanford, McMullen Oil has been located In Clearwater since the 1030*0. Add all of this history together adlh the combined experience of all of the McMullen Oil employees and you end up with a lot of people who know a lot about grease! Cal Letchworth heads up the crew of Gordon Thaxton, Rick Hlgley and Lester Henderson. Hen­ derson came to Sanford In 1065. and went to work for Earl Higginbotham. He has 44 years of experi­ ence Thaxton has 46 years, Lelchworth, 11 years, and Hlgley, 5 years. What does all of this mean to you. the business wtHi big machines and big problems? It means you can depend on a company lo supply all of your needs. McMullen carries Delo II.D . oils, Ultra D u ly grease, Arco prime white mineral oils. Atlas Auto­ motive products, Baldwin lUtera, mineral spirits, aviation, hydraulic and oilier Industrial oils. For the month of March, McMullen Is offering full strength antlfreece/coolonl for $3.50 per gallon or $3.00 per gallon If you buy 36 cases. ‘ Quality Chevron products. And service before and after the sale. It's the way 1 run m y business. And the way I can help you ru n yours.* McMullen Oil Company, located at 400 Laurel Avenue, San­ ford, Is open from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday. O r give them a call at 322-6560. UNITED CAB 321-7741 fomt (tedFurniture, We M.ive House!tills lo Go Cot Less Ihitii Hien Rooms l oGo' BOB'S FURNITURE, INC. U 3416 Orlando Drtva - 323-2150 Anger over sex crimes focuses on castration Assaolstsd Prsss_____________________________ Men wince al the word. It evokes Images of eunuchs and castrnto choirs. Nazi Germany and Sigmund Freud. But castration has been hauled Into public discourse by a Judge who ordered II performed on n child moleslcr. District Judge Mike McSpaddenof Houston saw It ns a solution to one of society's most vexing problems, sexual assault. While some people agreed, others saw It as barbaric, freakish, cruel and unnecessary. It's an old debate, one that goes back lo al least (lie IH50s In this rountry. By the middle of this century. It was mostly discredited, but there has Irecn a revival of discussion — and now. apparently, ncllon — In I he past couple of years. McSpaUden. In bis decision Inst week, did not Impose the surgery on un unwilling subject. Steven Allen Duller said he preferred to have his teaticlca removed than face trial for the rape of a 13-year-old girl. Tire crime carried the possibility of a life sentence. Instead, Butler will be placed on a form of probat Ion for lOyears. In agreeing lo the plea bargain. McSpaddrn apparently was counting on tlx- procedure to deflate Uuller's sex drive and aggressiveness. That assumption underlies most or the attempts to make cast ration a part of the Judicial process. T h e testicles produrc much, though not all. of a m an's lesloslcmnc. I h r main hormone fueling the male sex drive. Without them, a man can still have an erection and still have sex. Bui his desire for II may decline dramatically. He docs not. ns folklore would have II. suddenly gain a soprano voice. That Is the rrsult of castrating boys who have not yet reached puberty, a practice that produerd the famous caslratn singers of the I7 lh a n d I Btli centuries. According to researcher Philip Reilly, executive director of the S liriv e r Center for Mental Retardation In Massachusetts, castration was widely ilInruiMnl In this country In the 1850*. Legal Notices Legal Notices Nefke e4 Sberttri I l k N O T IC E I I H E R E B Y G IV E N that By virtue el Met certain Writ of Elocution issued out of of*d under me seel of Itk County Court of Seminole County, Flor Ido. Cose rtl/m O CCJO J upon e l y l t e m s , ant ennas, peel equipment, window coverings, drapes end dra pery reds. carpeting and floor covering, awnings, ranges, owns, water heelers and attached cabinets. It being tntendsd and agreed that such Items be conclusively deemed to be affixed to and to bo part of the real property j and tf l all water and water rights (whether or not appurtenant I and shores of stock pertaining to such water or water rights, ownership of which affects said property: and Id I the rents. Income. Issues and profits of alt aforesaid Court on m# f m dey of December A.O'. 1991, bn that ceflilft case entitled Barnett Recovery Corporation. •< Fie corp . Plaintiff vs Adele L Lee efce Adele L Young oka Adele L. CarnegUa. Defendant which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida end I have levied upon ell the right, title end Interest of the defen dent, Adete L Young, In ond to the following described proper ty, sold property being located in Seminole County, Florida more particularly described os lol lews; On* 1691 Ford 4 dr Automobile, Vln | iFABPltJOF A 177177 being stored et Altamonte Towing Service P d the undersigned os Sheriff Ol* toseleolo C o i n A torHas wUI of 11:00 A M. on tho 3rd dey of April A O 1999, otter tor sal# end sell 6o the highest bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, et the Front (West) Door, et the steps ot the Seminole County Courthouse In senterd. Florida, the above de scribed property That said sale Is being made to satisfy the terms of this Writ of I locution DoneId F E sianger. 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Plaintiff. vs Jwi*e Mitcham, a single women, Hidden Springs Condominium Association, Inc , a Florida cor porafion, — . spouse if any, of Julio Milchem, and Jena/Jehn Doe. fictitious names r e p r e s e n t i n g t enant s In possession, Defendants N O T IC E OF F O R E C L O S U R E S ALE O A TE O this Ilth day of Feb ruary. 1997 M ARYANNE MORSE CLER K. CIRCUIT COURT By Jane E. Jasewtc Publish March 7.10.199} D EP 11 IN T H E C IR C U IT OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT S E M tN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A P R O B A T E OIVISIOM Casa No. 97 994 CP In Re Estate of Roberto J Mendel Deceased N O T IC E OF A D M IN IS T R A T IO N Tho administration of the estate of Roberto J. Mendel, deceased File Number 9|f»4 CP. IS pending In the Circuit Co urt for fha Ei ghteenth Ju d ic ia l C irc u it. Seminole County. Probate Division. State ol Florida, fha address of which is Post Office Drawer C. San ford Florida 177710619 All Interested persons are required lo Ilk with this Court, W ITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE It) all claims .against the estate and1111 any objection by an I nitre Had person on whom this, notice was served' that challenges the quail Ik aliens of the personal repre seniativt. venue o* jurisdiction of the court ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E O WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication of this Notice was begun on March ). 199) Personal Repr«sentative tlaoruiA Mend ii 11II North Street Long wood. Florida 37730 Attorney tor Personal Riptetantaiive Philip J Snyder burn. Esquire HO West Canton Avenue, Suite Id) Winfer Perk. Florida 17799 Telephone <40/1*4/ 7003 Publish March 3. to. 1997 D EP 4) NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Final Judg ment ol foreclose** dated Feb ruary 1997, end entered In Cesa No « l 477 CA 14 G of m# Circuit Court ot tho Elghteonth Judicial Circuit In ond tor Sami nok» County, Florida wherein. Homo Savings of America. FSB t/fc/a Hum# Savings of Amonca F A . Plaintiff, and Julio Mil IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T thorn, a single women end O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H Hidden Springs Condominium JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT Association. Inc , a Florida cor IN A N O F O R poreiton ere the 'Defendantt I S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , will tell to the' highest and best FL O R IO A bidder for cash et the west front1 Case Ne : 91 1171 CAI4G door of the Seminole County FIRST NATIONWIDE BANK.# Courthouse, in Sanford. Florida federal Savings Bank, •( 11 60 o'clock A M on March successor by merger to STATE ||, 1997. the following described SAVINGS AND LOAN property at sat form In said COMPANY. Final Judgment, to wit Plaintiff Condominium Unit ISO Build ing i i B of H IDDEN SPRINGS A%ID A N ELUGARDO JANE CONDOMINIUM, e Condemim E LUGARDO. ipouse of JORGE urn act or ding to the Declaration CLUGARDO if married ond of Condominium recorded on THE AMBORSATHIDOEN November II. 1944 in O N Book LAKE HOMEOWNER S 1194, Page! 444 through 791. ASSOCIATION INC inclusive, et the Public Records Defendants of Seminole County, f lor ids NOTICE OF SALE and ail amendments thereto, Notice it hereby given that together with oil appurtenances pursuant lo the Final Judgment IhereH and an undivided inter eft *n the common elements ot of Foreclosure After Default of February 70 tyej entered in the said condom<nivm as sal forth hi above entitled cause in the said Dec t#ret ten C irc u it Court ot Semlnolo Having a street address of County. Florida. I will sell the 4SO Roaring Drive Number 194, property situated in Seminole Altamonte Springs. Florida County F toritfe. described as 17714 Lot ) 0IB T r a d C. T HE Together with all interest ARBORS A T HID O EN LAKE which Borrower now has or may SECTION I RE PLAT, according hereafter acquire m e» *• sad to the Plat thereof as recorded property and in and to tal all in Plat Book 7» Page IS •* the oasa-ments and rightt of way P ublic Records of 'Sam(note appurtenant thereof, end lb I all County, I for ide buildings, stfwct'u#*t R pp fpf at public sate to the tughett merits.' fistuteS and appuft* nances now or hereafter pieced bidder tor' cosh., el lh# west front thereon, including but not door of the Semwne*e County limited to, eh apparatus end Courthouse Seminole County. Santord Florida, al 11 00 a m equipment whether or not phyi Kelly affiied to the land ar any on March 31 Iff) building used to provide o* (Court Seal) Mar yenne Morse supply air cooling air condi As Clerk of le d Court ftuning, heel gas water, light, By Janet Jasewx power, raff iteration ventiie A l Deputy Clerk lion laundry drying dishwosh Publish March 1. >0 i«9| mg garbage d epose' or other services and ait waste vent D EP 39 �a# - Sanlon] H*f*ld. Sanford, Florida - Tuesday. March 10, 1992 Legal Notices Legal Notices 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 J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R t E M I MOLE CO UNTY* F L O R ID A . CASE NO t l l l U CA U K F R Y U N G E L E C T R IC . IN C.. Plaintiff. E F A . IN C .d b a F L O R ID A E F A . IN C .e t at.. N O T IC E O F S ALE N O T IC E I I H E R E B Y G IV E N that on tha 2H i day of April. I*97. al 11-00 a m . pursuant to the Final Sum m ary Judgment of Foreclosure and Broach of Contract dated February Jl» t t f l. entered In IN* above styled! cause, the Clerk of Itil* Court will tail, at public salt. Intidt the Wes! front door of fho la m I no le County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, tha following described real property located in Seminole County. Florida: See Exhibit A attached hereto and made a part hereot E X H IB IT A Tha North one half (N of the Southeast one quarter (SE U ) of Section 14. Township 11 South. Range 29 East, Seminole County. F lor Ido. lying Cost of Tuscawtlla Gabrlella Rood LES S A N D E X C E P T IN G ) The South m M feet thereof, AND Commence al the East to corner of Section 14. Township 1! South. Range >0 East run S 00*IS'AS** East along the East line of said Saction 14 a distance of S00 00 feet for a Point of Beginning, run thence I 00"SI' IS" East along Easf I me of said Section 14, a distance of S71M feet, thence $99*M JS" West. I7|. Id feel to the center of Howell Creek, thence along the center of Howell Creak N. 11*29' 14" East. 142 41 tael, thence N IS*iri4** East 14712 fatt. fhenca N O S 'J l'tf" Easf 10114 feet, thence N 29*4179" East SO 40 feet, thence N 07*11*47" East 94 00 feet, thence N 14*H' 04 ' West St 44 feet, leaving Howell Creek run N t r i l ' l l " East 244 79 Net to the point of beginning, AN O Bogin at the East to corner of Section 14, Township I I South. Range JO East, run S 00*11*11" East along the Eost Una ot said Section 14 a distance of 100 00 feet, thence S 09*1111" West 144 19 faef to the center of Howell Creek, thence along fhe canter ot Howell Creek N. 14*11* 04 ' west I I 91 feet, thence N 41*74 10 ‘ West 100 71 feet, thence N 21*24*40" West. 421 71 feet to the North line of South •ait to said Saction 34 being tha center line of Rad Bug Lake Road, thence leaving Howell Creak run N I9 #47'ii*' East along the North tine of said Southeast to M l 24 feet to tha point of beginning AN O Road rights of way dedicated to the State of Florida as described In those documents recorded In Official Records Book 1194. Page 141 and Official Records Book 272. Pago 199. both In the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. W ITN E S S m y hand and seal of tbit Court on the 17th day of February. 1992 (S E A L ) M A R V A N N E M O R SE Clerk of the ( I f CRtt Court By; Jane E , Jasewlc Oeputy Clerk Publish March 3. IE, 1992 D E P 14 I N T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T. IN A N D FO R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A CASE NO . t l O m t A l i O W IL L IA M L . H O W A R D and D O T T IE L. H O W AR D , his wile. Plaintiffs. J A M E S J O D O N O V A N and SAND R A L O E L K , formerly know n a i S A N D R A L ODONOVAN. M O T IC E O F P U I U C S A L e " Notice is given that pursuant to a final iudgment dated Fab ruery 11, 1991. in Casa Ne. ft 9373 C A 1«G at the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In and for Seminole C o u n ty , F lo r id a , In w hich W IL L IA M L. H O W A R D and D O T T IE L H O W AR D , his wife, are the Plaintiffs and JA M E S J O D O N O V A N and SAND R A L O E L X . fo rm e rly known as SAND R A L. O D O NO VAN, are the Determents. I will sell to the highest end best bidder tor caih at the west front door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, between 11 00 a m and 2 00p m on M a rc h 21. 1992. the fallowing deteribed I N 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 J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F FLO R ID A . IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y G E N E R A L J U R IS D IC T IO N D IVISIO N CASS NO. 91 !9J4C A 14 P M A R IN E M ID L A N D B AN K . N.A.. Plelntlff, J O E L A N C E L O W IT Z and M Y R N A A N C E LO W ITZ . Hvtband/Wlfe. NOR WE ST F IN A N C IA L F L O R ID A . INC., A M E R IC A N E M P IR E M ANAGEM ENT A DE V E L O P M E N T C O M P A N Y , and H O U S E H O LD FIN A N C E C O R P O R A TIO N . Detendantls) N O T IC E OF F O R E C L O S U R E SA LE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant ts a Final Judgment of Foreclosure doted February 27, 1992. and entered in Case No •1 2929C A M P , of the Circuit Court of the E I G H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit m and tor SEM I H O LE County. Florida wherein M A R IN E M ID L A N D B A N K N .A . Is Plaintiff and J O E L A N C E L O W ITZ , ef el . are Oe fendants, I w ill tefl to the 1st front door of the Courthouse, lit Sanford, S EM I H O LE County, Florida, at 11 90 o'clock A M on May 1. 1992. tha following described propertj set forth In said Final Judg ment. to wit; L O T t. T W IN R IV ER S SEC T IO N I. ACCO R D IN G T O T H E P L A T T H E R E O F AS R E C O R D E D IN P L A T BOOK 29. P AG ES 1. 1. 2. A N D 4. P U B LIC R E C O R O S 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 March 4.1991 M A R Y A N N E MORSE A i Clerk at said Court By Jane E. Jasewlc A» Deputy Clerk Publish: March 10.17,1991 O f P 120 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T FO R S E M IN O L E C O UNTY# F L O R ID A P R O B A T E D IV IS IO N F lit Number 92-1SLCP IN R E ; E S T A T E O F J E R R Y W IL L IA M LO R D . SR Deceased N O T IC E O F A D M IN IS T R A T IO N The adm inistration of fho ostate at J E R R Y W IL L IA M L O R O . S R ., deceased. File Number f f tla CP, It pending In tha “Circuit* Court tor S ‘ I tEM M fI H O LE County, Florida, Probate Di vision, the address of which It Seminole County Courthousa, P O Drawer C. Sanford, F L I t 771 0419. Th e nam es and addresses of the personal repre tentative and the personal rap resentatlvo’s attorney are sot A ll Interested persons a rt required to file with this court, W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S O F T H E F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N O F TH IS N O T IC E : O l all claims against tha estate and (1 ) any objections b y an Interasted person on whom this notko la served that challenges the valid tty af the w ill, fho quell float tons of too personal representative, venue or |urlsdktlen of th* A L L C LA IM S A N D O t J E C T IO N t N O T SO F IL E D W IL L BE FO R EVER BARRED. Publication of this Notke has begun on March ie. 1991. Personal Representative; J E R R Y W L O R D .J R 1932 South Magnolia Avenue Santord, F L 22772 Attorney tor Pereunei Representative K E N N E TH M BEANE, E S Q U IR E MISS Highway 17 91 Casselberry. F L 22797 Telephone: (4071924 ISIS Publish: March to. 17,1992 D E P 111 dale W D E R F L IN G E R . of e l . N O T IC E OF F O R E C LO S U R E SA LE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated February 27. 1991. and entered in Casa Ne t l 2109 C A I4K. of the Circuit Court of fhe E I G H T E E N T H Judktol Circuit in and tor SEM I H O LE County. Florida wherein W EYER H AEUSER MORT G A G E C O M P A N Y is Plaintiff and D A L E W D E R F L IN G E R . at at are Defendants, I will sell to toe highest and best bidder tor cash at the West front dear a l the S E M I N O L E C e un ty C our mouse. In Sontord. Florida, al II 90 a Clock A M an M ay I. 1991, the (allowing described property as set torto In said F inet Judgment, to wtt; lo t i l l R E M IN G T O N OAKS A T T H E CROSSINGS, eccerd ing to the Plat thoroof as recorded In Plat book J9. pages 99 If. Public Records of Semi note County. Florida D A T E D March A l«9l M A R Y A N N E MORSE As Clerk of sold Court B y Jo n o E Jetew k As Deputy Clerk Publish March tg. 17. 1991 D E P 111 THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT CELEBRITY CIPHER * M y Ctohor arype^rwos ore wmtmt Oem O O M M kv towm paapto peel and praams 9ao* o n e w Ow aqWw •W to <*> X a M a v t N T H * O A O M L A V ■ A M P U A M 'M — c n j N O S X J C I X K S C L CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS ■40 A M ■5:30 PA4 MONDAY ttru FMDAY CLOSED SATURDAY t SUNDAY V U 7t— Htlp W in ttd STYUST W E L L P A T Y O U to type nam* and addresses from horm 4100 00 p e r 1909. C a l I 909 999 14*4 lftt.49 mln/1 y r t .e l or Write: PASSE I7W. 141 S. Llncefnwey, f Aurora. IL40S42 PRIVATE PARTY RATES 10 c o n M e u th w I m t * _______ SO* 1 1In* 7 conM CVttv* t m * « _______ 67* * I In* S con**cuUr* Oma*_____ I7(*lln( R*tM *ra p*r It***, b***d on S lln* *4 •3 Unw Uni mum V IS A PnM *m nNcii|ll4aihdM M #lfcr#wW P<fw«U«*4flg For full s i Ion, E x p . com mission Busy shep in K Mart Plata, Santord 221 9221 • S U P P LY K E E P E R # Tra in to keep products In order I Dependability and de sire to work wins! Benefits 1 AAA EM PLO YM EN T T W W .tlto St, 2221174 PUBLIC RELATIONS • R O UTE D I IP A T C H I* . W % wkl Your flat, tor ctotall t* k »« m u top tpotl W IL L T R A IN Caordtnato G a tin , tat and to*m papar m r , Full campany banatlHI Call today I AA A E M P L O Y M E N T t o w , u m ti, n u n . I n t n 'I . c u t . t t p a n d l n , totally. “ P TT E T . E n «lr* fim a n l* l/ E d u c * tl* n p r a d u c ti. Cam m i/ p a rt, banua/ca, benut M M i n TIDY MAID I , hiring In C jt> .A n rry M p a r t N n • wk. Phan. A car j rrtwfcl...... .....................m H U O I S C R C E T c e n y a rta lla n t»o i n i n # ii.t i/ m in w o w aaart u t u m i n o w n R I F I N E D . Rallrad. rtllaklo. gonhoman looking tor a rm . to rent or/kll. p rlv. Rtatonabto 11 m l. radlua On % mo baaia M. U n d .ll, T tfl KMdfcon Dr. F L r t m ____________ LOST* long heir Ppmefaniart, b ra w n w /w h lte m a rk in g s (Katie) REW ARQ921 4974 L O S T II O N M E D IC A T IO N I Cal Ice Cat I It. orange, cream A white. Fem ale, Sherf hair. Hidden Lk. Area, Close to 17 92 R E W A R D . 72*404 3 5 -S p * d * l Notices ADOPTION Support A madfccal o ip o n m p a id . C a ll A tly a i Woalari l l , m i ad A Natalia Ihoaha i N a n a u n f l Bar w p i n BECOME A NOTARY For Details: I 909422 4214 27— Nurfttry A Child C art * C H IL D C A R E In m y Sanford home. M o w F rl. Infants we! coma, Lunctv/snack. 22b2224 F L A A T L A N T IC i far Inform ation Qualified loving care, ages * w kt to 4 yrs H H S to 7 F 2 »» U * 2 4 L A K E M A R T home child care. Nurse en staff A ll shttH pUcameni Call le f .............................. J24S7S1 SUSAN iu S m T CRAVENS You have wen I (Tee tkkets to a Lit c h fle ld C in e m a s m e v le l Please pick up your tkkets at The Santord Herald within 7 Congratulations I M H R . CbNdcare. special pro •chaal p r o g r a m . I I y r s . e a p L iH e f T L C . . . ...... 90-7797 33— Training A Education A U T O M A T IN O S A K S A N D M A R K IT IN O 1 ( M % In craokaa can bo achtoyod Fob i f H arvard B ut Aovto* Fraa Confvllohon 1 Cal IO T tort NURSE A l ii IT . Tra to to f^ N hour ceurw C la u a t ar# hold to Ltngaaod and Orangt City. D ay and avantog avallabto Caniacf A a w rka a Rad Cra ti; u u o t v Ia to m m i m u i ad mad* pattlbto a/lundt from Bavarly Entorprlta, I 3T— Insurant* h # AUTO INSUIANCE * A P IP /P D F rem S4I Down F a ir lasera4tce Svc. 222-7797 41— Camatary Crypts T S U R IA L L O T I in Oafeiawn Park Cemefery, Reaionabief 0 » 4499724, t o f t o e ._________ 45— Traval Opportunltlts TAKE A CtUISE 2 N IG H T B AH AM A S from l i f t 7 N IG H T Carribean from SJW 7 N IG H T Alaska 2 tor I C A L L NOW ! NS m i 55— Bus inass Opeortunitias iNcoaa* d o w n Da* to **ctialag latoratf ratot af y a w baakf II l r \ aoundi totor •*l tog to yau. mayba a* can haip aach alhar Can S to n a l m o n Legal Notices N O T IC E M inority and women owned b y K e b le r C e n s fru c fe rs 9 Engineers Pro|ec» Is Cify of Santord Wafer Reclamation Fa cility B N dale is March I I lft| Spec ifk tods needed are oatnf ing g rassin g , landscaping buildtng hades, tuppher* fenc Ing. p#*ing and otoctricei For mora information call 1*941 1719029 Publish March 9 — 14.1991 D E P 104 73— Employment Wanted H O U f t K I t P IN O ppfcltton * t lr t # by t u p «r a rg a iili* m a t h a r / i t u d a n l. P r * l* m o rn in g , o a rly attarnaa hour* R *t*ftnc**.JT.<1H H O U I E K E E P I R . ohtorly COr, child coro. O r l » t » i I k . I rotor atari. 8 M t U S P E C IA L IS T D O IT ! Inaarton only and only to tty# odont ol tha coal ol 4>M knportion. Ploa** etooek your ad for ooourocy tha Ural lay II ADOTTIONS A career position with plenty of room for advancement* Consider selling life Insurance tor a company that's been serving the South for 100 years. Life ot Georgia will train you, give you a good starting income, and help you mold a secure financial future for you and your family. If you ore a man or woman over I I end like to meet people, there may be a piece tor you In our agency force.. Find out * call for an Interview with; Fred Monteslno. 199 W. t i l St* Santord 99*2141.------------ EO E LE T A ADJUSTMENTS ANO CREDITS; In thdpvdnl el an error In *n Fro* m adkal car*, rranfcpor la lla n . coun w lln g, p rlv a lt doctor ptu% Hying i Bar r x m i l Call Altoraay Job* Call Al ..........I d t o Y T H * # WANT MORI OUT OF UFE? Full time lor the month ot A p r il, Good wages. Long h a u n t A p p ly in p e rso n : et* 4779 W. St. Rd. 44. SALES D EAD LM ES Tuaaday *<nr Friday t J Noon Th* Day 0. Sunday And htondoy S X P M r noay 31— Personals Needed. Full or Pari Time. 2214114 Tn*p«»nr H«ip may tnduda H # M U w i k at » # coil o l i r attosonaf day •Caneat *#*n you gat n oarty r t ilb W *d got rakJB to «# n . P Pay tori dayt n ay, (yofc# i run# at rat# MflWd. Ua* U daacnpton tor taiiaal ro.i#t» Copy n u n kflon tocaptobto lypogiptocW -Commoran fcaquancy r a m am tvalabto 59— Financial Sarvicts Masonry Electrical Income Tes Prepared AS LO W AS S19.ee 222-7797 H E R IT A G E E L E C T R IC • Licensed and b tw s d . Servko work/froe esfimaies n r 2423 JOHN f M ASONRY Na fob to* smell I Block, brick, concrete A stones 222 UU/94917J1 41— Monty to Lend A V O ID F O R E C L O S U R E We con help you save your home. 1G7U1I94 63— Mortgages Bought A Sold CASH FD R M T O ’S Bid But h r Lie d Mtg b k r Z IP 22772 9M3 Calf (4971 22*1499 70— Listing S trvict DEUVERY DRIVERS To S700 weekly, plus benefits. Training Included, need clean M V R 1-412 H ie , Agent 7 1 -H tlp W a n ftd • A C C O U N T IN G C L E R K # F a n la s t lc l T o p p a y and benefits all In o re ) Stable facility- Your flab tor figures takes III D o n ! delay I AAA EM PLO YM EN T 799W. ISIb tf# 2221174 A D O T O Y O U R IN CO M E S E L L A V O N NOW I C A L L 2224*19 ar >214221 A«t* Aircraft Cutinp 112 JO per hour. Outdoor work. For Immediate local work Call 141249*7772 COl QUALIFIED NIVENS P ra la r I y ta ra hawtahald gaadt a.parlanca. W antlvy Unltod If eftor Ing total and thorf haul patlflona Hourly p iu f m llt a g a arlth g ra a l banaflft Call Kan. kee i t ; ; n « or p i c m Pointing FtncR Accounting S Tax Service T U R N E R FE N C E * All types fencing. Best fence Free esf 231*474/221-1*41 Automotive C A S H I U a n a a ltd , w ra cktd . I « » k c a r M r a t k l l US a r Faratgn. U to -W ia g a t C LA SSIC A U TO M O T IV E Sara k t O r . Camp. Auto Rtpalr. ASC c tf lllla d . T ra n t. Ipactollfl. toning. Auto bod, a Aafto Aaa. Oalada. It a -lt n C P A F O R E m a il I v t l n ts i/ ln d lv fd u e f, Including Book keeping/peyrol I service. John Ovttond, CPA 231-2279 TA X R E TU R N S . Cor p o ra fe /P e rto n a l 1940 121: 1040A 129; 1040CZ 111*44 7237 Handy M a ~ A N T JO B ! Vet. Law t t Doors. sc ms, wood, palnf, yd. work. Same day response! 224 22*7 C A R P EN TR Y* M A SO N AR Y painting and' tile 'work. Free estimates Use d Call 2124229 building Conlractors" Additions S 311-4*22 so. Boiiwf, ciceiseee AD0ITIM5-NEH0DEUNC tarpenlry" a a N E W H O M ES a a Since 19*9 In Sanford G C 000)4*1 Miller. 223 14*4 A D D ITIO N S , repairs, remodel Ing Free esf Res/Comm, CBCS2UJ St C e r M 2714419 R E M O D E L , Carpentry, decks, sem rm . garages, concrete l l y r s free est Be *9249999 C A R P E N T E R All kinds of home rrp a iri, painting A ceramic Hie Richard Orest...... 221 >972 L jn d s c jp fn g " Concrete A ir Conditioning S H ««tlng AAR O N LAN D SC APIN G Cut t i l . Irrigation, fetal law n Care Since I I 149 *229 C A P T A IN C O N C R E TE . Wayne Beal. I Man Quality Opera lion I 229 >229/249 reel W I I M M A IR -C A L L U I E M I For all your A/C needs! Replacement spec laHits I HMCAmiMKL-323 3SS3 \ t l r r r l i s c > **/// S In I ’r r //i / n /z ic s s C U S TO M Trptog/RtohkwpMgt D J Entorprlm i. M l* E . » t h SI . Sentord .-224 0471/222 7*91 S E C R E T A R IA L A Skefary Sect, i call: Sprinklors/lrrigotior I J . IR R IG A TIO N n m . a .p Install/Fla systems Free esf, I RXOO*toQ4* 14947991 A i S T I V E C tO F F I LA W N CARE Mow edge trim, 1 30 avg Add. services 1*0 3294 free est E L E C T R I C I A N , Lie. A tnt, duality work, lair pi k # I , hr f k tatit R . l ............. M l J if f M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N ! Q u a lity ta rv lc * . licantad, (u n d id , Imurad 4/1 IU J ■ a y / M f • Racaad/Oaar. afta* U l 321-2517 Socrotarial A Typing Sorvlcos L iw n Sor vice Electric* I Appliances’ REW/USEO APfUAJKU M A JE S T IC p.tntln*. Quality work n yrt t i p M J r S N i l Ih j a alham. F ra a k .t.a H SWT P A IN TfN O . W l J t l l . Call H I M » Call H l - S . l t Call i n a m Call u n t i l _________ P E T T Y -S P A IN T IN O S ER VICE In t t r la r J E ,t a r t a r . O ua llty Guarantoadt Fro* ail . R*r> home Im provem ent' NEW# R EM O D EL# R E P A IR H O M ES . O F F IC E S . S TO R ES All type* construe!ten. Res/Cam RamoWling D IC K P IN O L A -I P A IN TfN O . Quality norkt I n t / E .t . L k 'd A Imufa* F t w H l H D I t D MIOHEIT QUALITY, tort price I Guaranteed! Call The Lawn Man! 497 499 9024 / i r n l U t i I n i Tre t Strvlct AR BOR ISTS C A R E All phase! at arbor I cullura W t don'l iptkatlra tra w l H I *J*I • UNVANS T R I E SVC. T r « work, hauling F i n tat , In »Orad F ln « n * . | ] i m s I n I n i r I n Mo nt h . ( n i l ( l u s s i / i r i l . .'I'J'J 'Jlil I DEUVERY DRIVER Full tlmo. Apply In parson 1I1SS. O rto n * Av. ________ K Mart Plata NO C O S T . . . Dinrtte (O ver fhe read.) Musi be 2| yrs old. have 1 yrs over the reed , C D L re quired Apply to K n o w : >47! Mercy O r. Ortoade er c#H i 5 ' ^ > 4 'm w m e DR IV 8 R/ R O U T E S A LES * 1400 w kl National company wrlll train C areer m inded Ne cold cal is l Average high ) 0K first year I Apply now 11 AAA EM PLO YM EN T m m . n r n u , m jits • E N TR Y C LE R K • P vt your love of computers to work todayt Top firm needs you to keep track of intorma (ion Company needs you nowf AAA EM PLO YM EN T 799W.mbS1* 2211174 Gndt Tncttr, D*to* Tract C LA S S IFIED ADS Lm ** i O g x g W C lo u -*■• C O L Me requfrvd Eiporkenca necessary __________ 2214121 H0U5E1EETENDON Mature tomaia lor t adults Possibly Uve In. Cm ___________ 9SI29S7 RI*N*rc*rg luni*| C**t*r Is now hiring M l A part time positions Mature, depend# bke. energetic lots » f petk ' D C “ L* * L ie * . a p lu s sl! Ol G re a t benefits available Apply to peroaoi 1909 Lake M ary Btvd. F R 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 t ad per household per week. You should call and cancel as soon as Item sells. Available to Individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. The ad must be on the form shown below and either be mailed In or presented In person fully prepared to the Sanford Herald Classified Department. 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. 8. Classified Managements decision on copy acceptability will be final. M inim um 4 yrs. Experience in H lgft Q u a lify R esid e ntial Work! Reliable I References I Good Driving Record! Own Transportation A Tele f Only V e ry Knowledgeable H ard W orker Need Apply I Call 0914994 after 9:99 AM . NEAL ESTATE -U S E SANT! Ja m Fta'a toadw In *aal Citato tor a vw a l yaw*. b a a m ln g N a r lh la m ln a l* CM * h riI i f Ifalnmg aifh an* of Ih* ra. Han't top Naaf Ctlato Organl ta lla n t Na lican M T W a ll hafpl R I A L C t T A T C O N E K E V E tltlU to a n d ••toffgafbutfl' RN HONE CANE SUTENYISN Immadfcato agportiauty C w .a n l ban,* car* *«pert**ta and mndicar* kn oa kdgf a m uff Banaflft and fto.lbto fcfhadui. Tap t a la r . Call Cary Wifcilh tor canlldanfial m torvian f « H f f M adkal P a r t a n m l I W . Maitland • M A C H IH H T * I K h rl Local H 'm l B vty company n lll hlr# lad*,* K t t p m a c h ln a t r u n n in g Banahltl Hwmg nan. hurry I AAA IM P L O Y M IN T It o W U lk U .IU IIH I I I I I I I I I I I I I I L L A V X M . ‘ KIWANIS CLUB ( C M C W OF CASSUBCMIY FRIDAT M K T 7 M L u v u e iia * 12} U H MCXFOT* K This is a great opportunity (or you to enjoy the same great results as our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow these Instructions. UUiDSCAfE MAINTENANCE L . >u. U V I K C . P R E V IO U S S O L U T I O N "H yo u mi ah to bo • *ucco*d In w ortd. p r o m II. ovarythMfcg. d aa-io r noM ung — 71— Help W*nt*d STYUST WARTED Abova a w raga UOOtOO wk Trktotog pfdutoa*. IN m i 14 con M C vttv* E m * * _______ S3* ( IIn* N O W A C C E P TIN G 71- H e Ip W in ltd 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 B IN G O U X I I C W C K Z C t Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 33— Lost S Found 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 J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F FLORIDA# IN A N O FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y O K N 8 R A L JU R IS D IC T IO N D IVISIO N CASE NO. 91-1199 CA M X W EYERHAEUSER M O R T G A G E CO M P A N Y , Plaintiff. The West » 0 feet of the East 49 22 tael ot the West 1 0 chains Of the South N Of the North to of the Northeast to of the South west 14 ot Section II Township 11 South. Range 21 East. Sami note County. Florida D A T E D February 14. 1992 (S E A L t MAR YA N N E MORSE C LER K O F TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T B Y Jane E Jasewk O E P U TY CLERK Publish March 2.10. 1992 D E P 20 CLASSIFIED ADS 71— H*lp Wanted N U IC R Y M A N E .p In *11 p h a t t i s ( landKapIng and lawnmalntonant* m u l l MAIL TO : Santord Harald C laulfiad Ada P.O. B o r 1 6 5 7 Sanlord, FL 33772-1657 a ONLY ONE ITEM • MUST INCLUDE PRICE • 1100 OR LESS PRINT AO HERE: PHONE NAME ADDRESS ----------------------------------------I Subscribe Tp TTm SMilonl HataW ( »Y * t( ) No Sanford Herald "S e rv in g S em inole an d S outhw est Voluslu C o u n tie s" 322-2611 300 N. Franch A y #., Sanlord (• V M J 1 r �Sanford Htrafd. Sanford. Florida - Tuaaday, March to. 1982 - H f l — Apart nwnts/ House to Start O I N K V A . c o m p le te p r l v . F a m a la 1 i m . c h ild O K . Newsmaker. Avail s/i i n mm IN TO W N H O M E . W. Spring* am— Itiet. U m p oh. V* will. t M t nag Fro, proUr. H 7 -4 H IA N F O R D m olt will there Full house prtv. 1300/mo. I/S util ,1 1 9 security H I 4411 W IL L S H A R I Deltona t bdrm h tm t. M l house privilege* 1300/mo plot 1/9 Util. 440 0*47 93— Moom i for Rtnf~ B IO R O O M W/fvH haute prtv. Will eccapt t itb it M /F. U M w i t VI t r W w U H I I H J U S T Nip h tm t I Lovely room, kitchen privilege*. (t b it T V . tEB/wfc. I l l 3141 N I A R <13. room lo iti with kitchen prlv. U S weak. I » h dnom Mi mm____________ R I C I t t l O N B U S T IR I Clean r t t m t . h llc h t o . la e a d ry . parch. From U l/ t O Include* •Ht, |U— 0. COhU T V m-4431 S A N F O R D • I Ig . b d rm w/prtvaW bom. house prlvl Wg*t. P ro ltr m olt t?S/wt or U M /m o ptyt t i l t dtp H I >411 S A N F O R D , N k o tr o t. Room • / M l howtt p rlv , pool. 1300 mo 1/lpfuttl UI44S4________ S A N F O R O . Kit., la— dry prlv A cebW hookup. Prtv. homo US •h p+wt u s dtp m m t )7— Apartments Furnished / R»nt S A N F O R D • f b d rm . taceiWnt tr o t. HO p tr wool piut 1300 security Coll 333 330*________ A F A R T M IN T largo 1 bdrm . furnished W t lt r . tower tod g t r b t g t Included SISO/mo plot 1300dtpotll H I 0741 • CD ROOM . Lviog rm . hllchto ond both, t i l t o weak p'u» dm n u n i t r u t s q ; C A M F IR St Johot R lv tr. t u l f t b l t lo r t o t p t r t t o 1 9 /w t G r o tlfitN o fl m t V t S D E L U X E KitchenefW apt.. prlv both to try, m k r t M v t . will p tld HAS mo 4 dtp 37)1411 F IV C R M . A F T .. Fort fwro . hoi • t it r . H ltlorictl Bldg 13*0 mo ♦ U TS dtp P f t l l l M l M S A N F O R D • lo rgt 1 bdrm. lo ltl p rlvtcy. Looting lor Ih t right tm tll ftm llyl 1100 p tr woo* plus 1304 deposit H I 13tt O N I BOR ML. 1 both G t r t g t t p l . N k t t r o t IJJS mo Coll SI Johot R m lly Co P I 4113 O N I B DR M .. If t p l . I b it! from downtown U1 11 lo dwdtd m t m i v . mtg. O S T I I N I B DR M .. L « Ih rtt room, tern porch. lanced yd . prlv p ort 1371 mo 377A371 O S T IIN L t r p t I bdrm tp lt # No p tlt From STA/wh up plwt dtpotll include* whiiiitt __________Coil m m i __________ S A N F O R O • Sia oporlm toit U r root. Spring Sptcitll 171/wk A ll w lllllUt ptld C tll H I IMS. U3 4741 or 230*011 Apartments -nlshi / Rent Unfurnished E X T R A 1 0 . M et 1 Bdrm. C lttn 4 b rig h t, n t t r P l n t c r t t l tcho tl. n t t r cNy but By monfher week. m 7 7 U H IO O I N L A K I . 1/1 vMtt F p k . g t r t g t . Uoetd. pool A Unnit g tti n u s i i t r m m i - W -^Hom asfor S O T 103— H o u m 1 0 . 1/1. CHA. wash'dryer hoot up. h trdto od floort 1101 S F o rt A v t 1471 mo 113 1*1* MARINER'S VI L U C E l . k . A d . I bdrm. IM In M I bdrm. tits mo .n d up 1IW 70 MOVE IN SPECIAL C » i» .it .,r r . i»| l< i l « r E ■tf , m . l . *,*.1 ttudiot «nd I b a m t . W i .1 it a r H * 1 M X W Iia H f f t M T IT E R Y B IN T tM C IA L II I ana | b a rm . . pool. U unarr a . « t or morva. f urn or unfum m u » n a m i N I A R O o n o I . n o l/ l N I C I A n o off t i p o rtm , Mott util Mt«a tiia«ot to ou N I C ! l o r I barm I bom control H /A. N O O N f/ary«r hONt UN*. M ll'm o ptu. MCurl D U P L K X U r Ronl rloto U Lh M t r y B lv d / 17 *3 It* mo A tm toe A v tll tm m oditUly Ftnetd yd Hoot AC 133 MI3 hr. m tg., will rotum ctN. LAROK l/ l O UPLKX. N ttr M S . tern porch. quUI cui do tte .p o N 147* mo 40*0473 SPACIOUS D U P LE X S . 3 bdrm . I b tlh O u k l, tern porchot Y t r d M oil U c l n t - m s 107— Mobile Homes / Rent O N I BO R M .. tu rn . AC. Ctn Port Avt. M tM U P i. 1311MI O S T I I N I bdrm with ctbtnt 1300 ptr month piut dtpotll Ptrftel U r rttktot. No ptlt _________Ctll 373 4347________ Oft tpl In m ttl trot No m i n t _______ TH R U B I O R O O M , */> f lrtp ltc tt. t i t (t r p t l 1171/mo piut I U i U r M«tl A I mo d ip Park A v t 7 U *344 W E 'L L M tb t Y t « A O t t l you ctn I rtfw tt Chottt G tn ta t O trd tn t A p lt U d t y l 333 >0*0 I A I B ID R O O M t f t t 11*1 A up H I IU 3 t r SI4 tt44 I B O R M D U P LK X A F T . 13*S p tr month 13U ttcwrtly d » potil C tll 174 *A44 IC I-H o u se T Furnished/Rant t o o a I N T , canoao. l/l cWncy furnithod Irii »I*S mo I H i toe C t M » 4 3fSt_________ L A R I MARY T h t F t r t t l. I bdrm | btlh. tdu ll commgw ty. pvor U N t p u t B otw hM rtcro ttw n facilifwt IS Jl mo P*ut dtp 133 441* 1 W — M o u ld s U n f u rn is h e d / R t n t C A S S I I B I R Y . J bdrm It* both. Itm ily rm . firtpM et U tt/m o . AHamanU. > bdrm I b t l h . t h t d . | 1 7 S / m t. Si t U r d | bdrm 1 bath. > cor p tr t p t . lilt/ m o a t 4711 G A O V B V IIW V IL L A © I I t t t M a r y B lv d . J/> III G r t o intod Av U*S monih BATEMAN REALTY NEAR M S tertt. ttltbiithod Ftrn Farm butlnott with 4-1. >iut Or— go City wtlrr pool, plu 14 000 now | IV*,000 Wat S7J4 Hiftdyman't nightmtr*t V I. ownor Im— cing 11* *00 Loott Purchtt* l/l block. 114.*00Oonor holding 3I14ISI..............321-2157 Bond Money A tjilib lt 7.9% GOV'T FORECLOSURES BANK REPO'S ASSUME NO QUALIFY CoM Jonrt Mont Iw id Ooyt. H I II U I m , 111 3371 AA Carnot. Inc. LOHOWOOD/LK. MABY t r t t . 1.000 1.300 tq M. with or without A/C ttfk tt storting 133S M e ln U th Foinl. H I Stop M N F O R O U R . 1.131. 1.100 tqutr t Not t v N It b U I C tll 371 7004 In v ttU n Ratify. 43* *414 NOM E FOR SALE. Sanford tro t 131S.it par mtnfh In U rttU d? CtH H I H*t The Prudential (d& 117— Commercial Rantali .Flo rid a Realty SANFORO. notr Airport 1.000 tq ft. tfflct bldg Ampio porting tnd htndktp ftcill tu t Utp/mo Coil 13t ttO> SHOWROOM 1.19 tq It tnd W A R IH O US K . 1000 tq It Airport Bl, StnUrd 173 II U HURT TO M U TOUR HOME? I am looking U r nk t homo* U ... - .P»4k*iqUh buyer* Cell Bob Crtforr, RIAITOB <443) BS4 l l t t t r H M U t LK. M A R T A REA Big 1 bdrm 3 bath 111— Office Space/Rent M u tt toll u t joo AeNvtOnt, Addlt U 4 -I1 II__ MUST SOI CALLS— U rd H I **44 SAHFOBO. fmithtd tptet. I.11B tq f t . piut tptn tptet. 33* tnd 10*3 tq ft 371 7tB4 121— Condominium _______ Ranlali_______ I B D RM . kllchtn tpplitnc*t. • tth tr/d ry* r. ter porch 1310/mo ,1300 dvp IH 111* 1 B O R M 1 both condo, now c a r p a l, w t t h t r / d r y t r . 1471/m o. I yr 7BD E Airport Bl StnUrd. iO I 0*4 *3*4 1 B D RM . I btlh. 1044 tq f l . k m porch. w«th dryor Fool. ItewKl. Unnit 1471 mo 1300 •dvp m o s t no* Cvot 127— Storago/Ofllca Space O FFIC E SPACE WOO tq tl 4 Ig rm t Full btlh A kit N ttr but S4M mo 331 7700 1 4 1 -H o m e s fo rS a le \|I 31 M S t i l l III k S I IV\ IS Mi \l I M V I I Double wide mobile homo 34 X S3 1/1 N k t htm t I Rett Utt Atftum tablt mtg 114.700 Firm CoM Ico ni M t-tttf N E E D A HOUSE! • Down Payment a Problem? • Soil Em pUytod t Problem? • Credit* P rebUm f ________CALL H7d4*t________ S A N FO R O . Three B d r m . H t bath, family rm . big yd Cloto U t t o r t t 1S4 400 H f *044 S A N F O R D 1 bdrm 3 bath with c— trtl H/A Ownor financing, d o w n p a y m e n t negotiable faf.vot Call 44? 7*03 STAJIS MTOf C ITY M ANAOEM CNT A R EALTY ___ 44? H I 7371/373 4170 $1 DOWN FOR VETS A littU more tor other* Brend now 3 beefroom 3 both homo* with >car garage* 1*47 utal monthly payment* Ctll now. otter limited' Univtreal Ratify. 441 I I U 107 M t i d o v Bird Now priced at |7* *00 with •acolUnt owner fintnctngl S*.*00 down, btitneo pay IS year* at M M ’mo including » \ APR 3 bedroom 1 bath double garage Ig tun porch, do— Contidrr Trade or Lotto/Pure hat* STENSTROM REALTY, INC. C A U M R T REAl ESTATE 372 7 1 )1 K v M M fic .il a t i l l ) 14*— Commercial Proparty / Salt a * i> LA R IK R O N T p ,.lt«tM n .l ol IKS cull. I I , cf f l . t oilit n w a ttin g a r t t . t t t r t g t . bathroom Long wood Ilf 0441 HOME or THE M r • O B ACK M Jt t/U y bw<M M 1,11 M.% .11 si lh. m <> far a > H lV !b a m 1*n lu*u»» HUB. C A U ANYTIME 322-2420 321-2720 151— Investment Property / Sale « U N IT , A R T. R M , 1ST— Appliancts / Furniture_____ N n root tiding Appraital t*4K Soiling ottttK Dana Motely 33* 4*34 153— Acreage* ______ Loft/Sate ENTERPRISE wooded 4 oerr* — Lokethore Or Lk AA— roe octet* 110*400 W M attotwUt, RaatUr 371 7*43 O C A L A N A T 'L F O R E S T . Wooded Uttt 11 *10 each, no money down I ft?l 41 m— fhiy l >00 **3 103* 155— Condominiums Co Op / Sale R T OWNER N w m i.l. V.M^v 1/1. dtwntlairt appliance* included Pool tenm* Bargain *114*100 a?* 3041 e»o* 157-Mobile Homes / Sale IA N PORO 3 bdrm 1 bath 12X00 Now floor end win daw* 14,100 OBO H I 4741 SAVE MSI NEW tf*t HOMES! WHY PAY RETAIL? lIXTt. F Stjaa. >4X34. l i t J44 US S3t* S— ford Area E X C N A N O E OR S E L L your property located — ywherr! Pots 20)— Wearing Appartl SPRING SPECIALS car g trtg t. In Hiddon Ltkt. U N O bolow approval Ctll II I 4 M no rrattoo pkt*o. • O AROENERt b r. Heavy duty metal 4' X S* Halted bottom. Hoorod for drainage Good U r backyard 201— Horsos • l/l on l/J tc rtl Foncod. culd* fttc. drtd m d itrrot U4 *00 PtUI K Bf IM OSBORNE Vf IlYIIRI RRORIRflrS 171 4/64 M ALLAR D DUCKS AMI, A f t m a l t . breeder* Domett k atod Torn# 114 each 1 )M H ! tr 1341144 PONY CART. Rebuilt. All tUol. now firtt. pointed (red) and now tool 1110 14*1174 • A n o m t No Ow4ltl*o«t • S tn U rd Ft. ctth o drtl coil. Unetd. g t r t g t Ut.tOO W IN TER SFRINOS 1/1 tplit plan, woodod tertf U* *00 ALTAM O NTE SPOS. V I tplil pi— , dotd ond ttr*ot. 143*00 DELTONA 1/1 pn I tert. ter porch, carport. M3. *00 222— Miscellaneous CHINE1E IHAR PEI PUPPIES born Doc ISth. t i l l ________ Call 1)0 **3*_________ CHOW PUPS AKC. Par— It — promltot. good with kids 11001110 334 7347____________ R O TTW EILER PUPS AKC roglfttrtd. tactllonl blood lln tt Shots and wormed 17S0 1300 H I 1117 StnU rd A r t t Horn** d l/ l • Fplc. now ptlnl ond carpot. Uncod ytrd 13* *00 d l/ l — l/S ter*. C/H/A. lit. too dStnltnd l/l now point. A/C. ro o il't ter*. Uncod 114*00 • In T U Country I Homo on ow r *1 tert. hotvily »rrod US.*00 d l/l. appi. now point, ctrpol. Uncod yd. carport. 144 *00 • l/1'i iplit plan, tppiltneot. gtrtg t. Unetd yard. 14S.*00 PLUS.. M ty ltk Country Club Now brkk cut tom i/1 tpl it pi— , ter. porch w «pa l/l trrod te rn . Uncod tll*.*00 Lh. M try. Lott Than tl.ttt On • 1/1 rtnovttod. now ctrpol. paint, tppl. Uncod. 14* *00 m — Pots* Suppiitt 200— Regliltred Gov I Ropot/Attumo No Out I Ify Momotl SominoU. Ortngo. Voiutit. L tk t Count tot B Y OWNER. 3 bdrm . 1 bath f 114— Warehouse Space / Rent NOthor/aryor WD'mo K i* m tm o o BONO M ONEY. 3.*%# FR EE OOV T ASSISTANCE FHA AS LOW AS4\ VA AS LOW AS I BDRM I B A TH B ttrd tll A v t . S3S4 p tr month plut ttcwrlfy Ftn e td yd 373 t i l l It Moll Boottr. OT VU lANFOBO. > barm t bom. Uow«aaooi»t.a»«atm___ v ialu m i prow mils 105— DuplexT rip ltx / Rent OC 1IOHINOI i r t T h t Loch Ol T h t I rttJi M O V E IH NOW A N D T A K E A R O M A N TIC CR U IS E T O T H E BAH AM AS t Now ctntlrwc lion • Fully equipped Itm ily t U t d kllchtnt t Swimming pool t C I w b h t u t t t Professional m tln ltn tn c t t A fU r school children's tnd leprechaun's tC tlv ilitt NO • lA R M E Y H E RE I C t ll T t r r y , ytwr c ru ln d trtc U r I ....Cedar “O ’Craak” A p l t . 334 43J4 S4S0 Htrlavtll A v t. (c o m t r t llS lh l ' Vri''h, W lllf > n « B ll H0M1S LAR I HURT * I b lrm I b tlh . 1100 tq II com pUUly remodeled Control H/A. Ig quWt Ut. border* Ith t tnd ptrb 1400'mo Sot t l 134 W AJm t.lhon coil 3734*01 I O N 0 W O O D IM M A C U 1 A T I I 171. Livin g, dining, ftm lly r m t . S c h o t lt W o t d lt n d t . Rock lot t . Ik M try . S7S0 mo 141-4111 L t t v t M t t t t g t F A 0 1 A A R I A . 1 bdrm I btlh. C H A . USBrno U M te c H 1 1 0 U t r *P4-N31*I 3 R I N T OR L I A S ! O P TIO N . Son lord. 1/1. I cor. tpk No qualifying! I H *441fv. mag R I H T W /O P TIO N T O Bvy V I . O w t r hotdt m lg . S \ down W I N T E R S P R IN G S g t t d I tc t lio n A v t l l . 4 /S 3 tS H S U 4 t hr. m u __________ S A N F O R D - 3 or 4 hdrm. I b tlh * SpoeUwt. c U tn . Uncod ytrd . n k t ntlghborhood SMS/mo plw tltcw rlty W3 4IPI________ S U N LA N O 3 b d m I btlh. C lttn . L o tto No p o ll 1431/dttCtunMd C l 0744 T H R U R IO R O O M . It m ily r m . g t rt g t . Ig Unetd yd Kidt P tft O K I 37340*3 W I H I 1 0 Sominoi* County hom tt U rtn ll For fr t t quota lion H O R E A L T Y . I l l — I I B DR M I BATH* flrtploco. Iron! ond bock porch, nko quUI Son lord notghborhood S4SB/mt Coll m 3411________ I B IO R O O M . I b tlh On 1 oertt 1 4 lond In E n U rp rltt Country living UOO mo Coll tfttr 7PM S74 3*N B R A N D N K W O F F IC E B LD G tot tq. H. U I J U tq. H. A fT O ID A B ll IEN TS K ,T ' N*C A R L V L E ® by Unfurnished / Rant • LAMP, country styled brat* 4 wood bat* with mild giatt thado ISO H I 4144__________ R E F R IG E R A TO R , Frlgldart tide by tide 1»t y ri otd Now 11700 Mutt toll t*S0 OBO Day 334 H it E v e lt lA f f ) O lO FA. low teat and wine rack coffto table, t il or port 1*0 offer .... 371*0*3 •r— ttta O lW ISth St • STOVE. EUcfrk Vtry good condlti— ISO H I 1033________ o TA BLE, drop Nat varmthod It brown. Vtry n k t 111 Bettor Hurry! 331 473♦_______ • T R A IN C O M P A C TO R . Ktl.r\a ior. For Iobi# or built in almond black Only 471 Call 331 *433 142— Television/ Radio / Sltreo • HOUSTON TRACKER UHF rtffttU Cot! now. t** Jut! I'k• now 114* 371 717* 1S5— CompuTtrs IBM Compatible lettwere and •ntlruclt— U r home butinott Best price*' Game* U ter tout _________Call 371 33*4 Mobile Homo Community 1S7— Sporting Poods REPO 1*01 Kautm— 4 Broad 34*14. 1 bdrm 1 bath tphf Gorgeou* homo I II J \ m»vf ett. — ly 11.0** down to a qualified buyer 130*00 • H E A V Y B A O . IB tH a g ) Evorlttl Now. never utod 110 3)4 U33 l*U M AN ATEE Ibath 14XS? Jbdrm l*ooo 1*01 AAANATEE Ibath 14X40. 3bdrm 17.100 Broker. » J 4140 4)1 310) 111— Office Supplies / Equlpmont • TIL E CARINET. M W US U l l i l t U 1)1— Building Materlali IM — Business For Sale • FENCE. CIUM I M , M " br SO II AU lngtS, C .ll SS, SOI P A R T lim a lawn ta rv lc t. appro* ItSO-mo income Appro* IS hour* per week Truck, til Equipment and account* 1H00P)**7* RIDINO MOWER. Snapper • HP. to te'fW etlaW Likanawl H ) 1004 17M) 145— PuplBx for S a ir SANFORD DUPLEX. I bdrm •ach Good ntlghborhood 13* *00 will finance 174*044 111— Appliances __/ Furnltura • R N T IO U K D R E S S E R . « drawer.— ltd tak 17S H I 0024 • ANTIQUE CNUECN FEW . It tt all pine tioo. or trade for — tlqu— U f IM7 BCD KIN O S IIC Canapy mirrored celling I drawer* ♦ t tor ego Mutt too to opproci ale |«00 Firm 174 1010 alter 4PM H I 4330. tal 4JtODoy* • B E V ELE D AAIRROR. 3 tec lion* w/AAether #I Pearl 44 * W X 4 T H 17S 1771717 _____ • BIO C H A IR . O vtrttw lltd. butt— 4 tuck “ Tub” chair Gold color Uphoistory good. Mutt too U appreciate! i l l m iS IS tv. m tg_____________ Bi'S RESALE Buy and Soil lurnitu'e 4 collocfibiet for tale doll coiler It— ?114 S Park Or Call 171 7*4t BRASS BED Queen w ortho mettrett tot Still in boa Cotl I ’OUO Self lor »W0 17| 4S*t • CAPTAINS B E O Ctm pUU tot 171171 71*4____________ D A V B IO While l»— 4 brats w orthopedic mattresses 4 pap up trundle SMI in bo* ( us* 1*00 Sail 1X30 WI414I DOUBLE BOX Spring AAattrets Sett Over to u PKk la lato i LABBYSM ART 1314133 FRANK 4 LORI I New 4 Used' >14)1 French Thrift Here PHONE IM m * FU TO N A N D FR A M t Twin Iche* 1114* Fuildovotoot) SI** Quo— i so*a 1134* F v U a F a c U ry .il) *04) m *W Airport Bl. lanterd • K E NM OR I E L E C T R IC RANOE Good thapo ft>00 OBO AA— Wed after I 30 PM _________ 373 1011 Hey Diddle, Diddle • Is Your Apartment too little? • Does Your Rent Send You O ve r The Moon? - W E CAN HELP - 1)2— Lawn k Gordon 195— Ma chinary/Tool» CARPET CLEANING FQUIPM CNT Caste. *00. I* in butter with tank toiuti— Eac C— d 11 400OBO 1)0 30)4 FOBK L IF T TBUCKft. Utad buy tall rant taaia Many tuet t t l lt M atk U r A— / wkend*. Mika *04 7H I4U FO R K LIFT. Clark. 1100 lb ca pacify Wart t good 11MO _________C H H U I4 4 ________ • MOTOR. I horte. reworked Make otter ) 77 >014 m —p>ts a Supplies • ■ E A O L E M IX OOOS. 3 lemale I tpoyed I young Parted lor childr— I VERY LOVING Call mernsng — ly I Atk U r Mary . 3H 44*1_______ FRCE DOGTRAININO* F tnd Out How Call 174 1744 • FREE TO A GOOD home nine m— lh a^d I yr old Mate Neutered Cat* H I if 71 • LO VELY. LOVELY Formal d r t t i l Lavender S lit S Brld etm a id /P rom d r t t t Worn 1 timol RuffUd tk tv tt. long train w bow at back body lit w heart shaped neckline Paid over 1)00 Sac rlfk t tor lldO Call or lv mtg anytime IU I U 7 211— Antlquei/ Collectibles E L V IS P R E S L E Y rocordt. dollt. plaUt. calenders, slat u t i . whiskey decantart. books. Iapestr let much much moral Botl after H I 143* • STAR TR E K • EnUrprltt. ” Blu* Prints” tot II page* in pouch. I*71 odili— . mint US tfttr 4 pm IH 4434 212— Auctions AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH M. 2PM IH m h i I m S U s tl* Fr— ch Avt. Sanford Hwy t? fla t 3rd St. 1 houtos 100 ft tr— tag# — 17 *3 Use U r office*. — tiquo *hop craH c— U r > tU ry 1 bdrm f r t m t . hardwood floort Alto 3 bdrm r— tal Owner financing possible, t u g g t i le d s ta rlin g bid HOO.OOO .0% deposit — day of dsfCtl— C— tvry tt. AA Carnes lac. Martha Bannatl. ReaIUr H I 1134 Jsrn Skeen Avclieneert L k ented Raal EtlaU Broker t i l l E. CaUnsal Or. Or Undo 407 4H *7*7 4tt 473 f i l l AU4 ABU 215— Boats end Accessories 40AT Trlhull. 40HP Evinrude engine ond trailer UtO _________Call 434 *4H________ • CANOE 14 ft. Fiberglass no paddle* or cut— t HOOF irm H I 7448____________________ n F T. PONTOON Good ctndt ti— IS HP More motor U.4S0 Traitor available H ) **7* 21)— Wanted to Buy Qcoonhovto 17tOBO3)^40J0 • STEREO. Tape, radio, record playtr (need* needU) You will need help U move 140 H IB4H ____________________ • T U R K E Y C A L L . Lyn ch OsampUn 114 3H aU l W A SN E R /O R Y S R . D M for pair, utod 4 m— tht Lawn mower, 1300H I 4UI_________ t l F T. Stt King aluminum fan boat with SHP Elk* motor. 1400. **• Tame moped. 1)10 Both tic conditi— H I 1*41 2?f— Aviation AIRCRAFT RENTALS. tinglt/multi angina, flight In ltructi— . ground school prlv a** inttrument Avltti— Flight C— U rt. 1 400 Sit 3010 2 3 1-C a rt TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO M O N E Y DOWN aacopttoi. tag. tifU. t k Iff* C H E V Y S P E C TR U M rod. air, low ml lot. ttorto. S •peed! O n ly 114*.I I p t r month I (*4 m— tht • 14 *% A P R ) Colt M r Payne Courtoty Utod Cart. H I >131 NISSAN M A X IM A 1*41.1IS.MS low mi lot I Call M r Grave* Willett Otdt Cadillac. 3H 13*1 A U T O IN S U R A N C E W OR LO. raU*. need* hotpt H I 3141 OLDM041LE CALAIS IS. t ic cond 113.WS Call Mr Grave* Willttf Otdt Cadillac. H> 11*1 TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN •Bcepttaa.tag.titU.otc 1*44 EAOLE PREMIER 4 door. auto. air. power win dew* ttereo cattetu ONLY IIS* *4 per ns— tht (44 m— tht • II *% APR) Call Mr Payne Cturtety Utod Car*. H I 1131 CADILLAC SEDAN D IV IL L E 1*4*. 111 **! Call Mr Grave* Willett Otdt Cadillac. H I 13*1 TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN •acopttai tog litu.otc 1*41 T O Y O T A T E R C E L COUPE rod owto air. power t f a trin g . t l t r t o l O N L Y IIS* *4 per month I (44 m— )ht • 14 *% APR) Call Mr Payne Courtoty Utod Cert H I 11?) C A O I L L A C C O U P E OK VILLE I7 .m Call Mr Grave* Willett Od* Cadillac. SH » * l EUICK RIVIERA 1*47. Uw miwtt. la m C a llM r Grave* Willett Otdt Cadillac. 773 33*1 e PUBLIC AUTO AU C TIO Na E V E B Y T U E S .4 F R I.3 iM PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. *1. DayUna Beach *04 7114)11 TAKE UP PAYMENTS GUI* 371 1140 221— Good Things to Eat t T R A W I E . R I E l U PICK . Start* J — llth Hoop* Farm 3— 1Celery Ave Mon . Wed A Sat Op— *AM Bring awn c— tamer* H I 7344 223— Mitctllantout • B I S S E L p o we r c a r p e t •Warner, pur (ha tod now far 1140. asking H00 Only utod 3 timet HI teat___________ • B O L L I NO E R A t rob! tree rowing machine w computer counter utod twice 171 _________________4*1 1371 • CRAFT SUPPLIES^ boa twit far 11 Of ma t t t l l l l In package* 310110)__________ • EA S TE R RUNNY Wreetb. patWI color tor door* or homo H I ________________ H I 40*7 FOR YOUR FU LLER BRUSH PRODUCTS, call mdopond— t distributor )7) 47*4 1974 DATSUN 2101 A u t o m a t ic , w ith A / C . •BCtlltnt carl II.f M OBO 31.404trlfintl mlUt NO IIS? 1*3* SEVILLE Eactti— I c— ditun A d a ttk l I I W0 day* *44 34* IQOOtvo*. *44 34* *414 1*41 M ER CU R Y COUOAR Runt groat, now firtt. 11.3*1 Call H I 4*31 attar 4PM *44 FORD TAURUS. 4 door; *fI FORD EXPLORER, tt— tfard thlft Both below book H7 *334 after 7PM 1*3* TOYOTA C E U C A Supra, tunroot. S tpd n k tl H4*0 H Bftff, Ray't Uttd Cart 44 PLYM OUTH VOYAOER LE EatraCU— D**S* 44 M ER CU R Y ORAN M AR­ QUISE w 'Wether. 1 owner, w/— ly 34K ml |a**Sa n NISSAN S IN TR A XE 4 dr . w/tir.— ly J4Kml U W 4* DODGE SPIRIT AC. SUreo ilffS* •3 PLYM OUTH VOYAOER Blue. 7 pettenger, AuU. AC urn' tl DODGE SHADOW C— vtrt ikies AuU. AC. SWreo. l to ihoott from 144*1* *4 OLOS CUTLASS Supremo WWW. 4 dr . AuU. AC lam* I? CHRYSLER LSRARON 4 ) original mile*. auU. AC. SWraa ttm * 4* L I BARON CONVERTIBLES > U (hoove frqfts • “ Fun In the Sun** U ftl* 4* DOOOK DAKOTA Long bed. Upper. V4. auU. AC. SWreo. aOOOOmiie* lam * •With 11000 down or trade equity. m m ASK A B O U T OUR 322 1135 233-Auto Parts / Acctstorits P PO B S C H E RIM S 3. New 1*1 Bit >004______________________ P R I E S I H IT C H Racteear. V I groot wgt *000 lb* Wunge wgf 7101b* 17ft 377 Sail • T IR E S . Steal befUd redtel ta< Sue 1*1 ao R l l 7H All tea*— Good Conditi— 140 333 **14 VW AIR C O O L E D E N O IN E S (31.111S aach or both U r MIS _________ Call 377 3*04_________ *41 VW | .4 dWtal moWr. totally rabuiit Bett raawnabW after H I 37** 2 35-Trucks/ Bus«s / Vans Sanford Motor Ca NO M O N E Y DOWN aacept tea. tag. titw. ate I tea DODO K AR t i l 4 door, auto, powar ttaaring and b r a k e i. it a r a a EXTRA C L E A N O n ly 111*.4* par month I (e l m— tht q 14 *% A P R ) Call M r Payne Caurtety UtedCar*. 1)3 f i ll TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO M O N E Y DOWN aacapt tea. tag. titw. ate 1*44 P L Y M O U T H R E L IA N T 4 door. auto, power tWering and brake*, ttereo. E X T R A C L E A N 411*0* per men tht I M m — tht a II *X AP R ) Coll Mr Payne Courtoty Utad Cart. H I m i TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO M O N E Y DOWN •■capt tea. tag. titw. ate 1*47 F O R D M U S TA N O Au U a ir . p o w er tta a rin g and b r e k g t. A M / F M tta ra o • lit •* par month I 140 m— tht q I I f X A P R ) Call Mr Payne Courtoty Uted Cart. H ) H31 C A D IL LA C C O U PE O l V I L L I !*.**! Call Mr Grave* Wilietf O U t Cadillac H ) 33*1 E v— tng*__________________ 44 MACK Truck*. Hake bed* A raffa r* . aac can dlllan H I 44*4 A whend*. *04 734 14*4 23t— Motorcydas ~ and Blkas 1*01 KAWASAKI KIMS black 1.404 origtnal miWt Eacell— I conditi— 11*00Cell 130 **>* 241—R fc r t it io r u l Vthlct— / C im p t rs MUST S IL L I* Fully tel! c— taUed. 17 ft. t i l de awl. ai r . aw ning wathar/dryar. dithnathar. twreo many aitrat Will taka •mailer trailer — trade or beat attar m fiTf_________ RV R EN TA L Utt. 1141 ma Im l water, tewer A garbage Park Ave MeMW Pk. l i t 3441 Charge it. . RECESSION j We now accept MasterCard and Visa. II VI I HI \l IT OUPLK X OH H W V 44 1 t U r tot I bdrm uptU •'%. > do w n I / t n v d C t m m t r CktH ISStOO ONLY U t.tttll Attumo no quo* Ifyl 3 bdrm . control H/A Lorgv ctrnor lot ond Irtotl 323-5774 Country Lake Apts. 330-5204 S a n f o r d m ASK FOBi BUI Sanctwi or David V. m i P u t Dr . li t b r a M l N L i t . M ar. Bl - U R u t a|ROw MOi Tear* Rod. AuU. NO M O N E Y DOWN •■cap! tea. tag. titw. ate 1*17 P L Y M O U T H O R A N D FU R Y 4 door. auU. power * 1*44 NISSAN PICK UP 4X4. tWering and brake*. AM /FM A/C. 1 tpved Uw miWtl IS *tl ttereo M U S T I E L L I O N L Y or bett otter I Call 331 4343 111* 0* par manthl (44 m— tht 34 FOBO COUBRIBR. ft tp Wei • 14 *% A P R ) Colt M r. Payne baa** 14M OBO 331 4744 C a u rW y Utod Car*, m i l t ) ■ TAKE UP PAYMENTS Non Far rout Metal t K0K0440 2 31-C art H e r a l d �i i i r r i * i • I - Sanford Haratd, Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. March 10. IB92 by Chic Young, B L O N D IE by Mort Walker B E E T L E B A IL E Y AREN'T \ 60 BACK.' ITU TOO WE GOING ) EMBARRASSING/ SWIMMING, THERE'S A BUNCH OF GIRLS IN THE LAKE WITH NO SUITS ON/ C P L .V O ? . T H E BORN LOSER ntoA*FMx.Reve«eS «DC'BY\ L O W r t U J M .l VTMEPnnsm SEAnSSA THtTOWH TOM I6HT. ALAHTERH ALOFT IN THE BELFRY, ARCH Of THE NORTH CHURCH TONER AS A /y SI6MAL OOHT ONE. IF BY LAND. by Charles M . Schuli »E A N U TS I TS ALL SETTLED THEN. SNOOPY.. TOO CAN STAY HERE W ITH LIN U S A N D LUCY. O K A Y ? I’LL ONLY BE 6 0 N E FOR A FEU) DAYS.. THEY'LL TAKE 6 0 0 D CARE OF YO U... 7^ Do calcium deposits in lungs need treatment? DEAR DR. O O TTl W h a t causes calcium deposits In the lunga? Is there a cure, or can I expect the condition to get rogreaalvely worse with time? DEAR READER; As a defense mechanism, the body deposits calcium at the altea of Inflam­ mation. Th e calcium walla off the Inflammation and m ay pre­ vent contamination of surroun­ ding tissues. Sometimes the cal­ cium deposits cause more trou­ ble than the Inflammation Itself; for example, calcific deposits In tendons often cause severe pain. Lym ph glands can also calcify. Such a reaction Is common In Ihc lungs and usually reaulta from old. burned-out Infection, such as tuberculosis and fungus Inflammation. These deposits are not painful and are usually discovered accidently In a chest X-ray. The calcium Itaelf needs no treatment and progresses slowly. If at all. Th e Important consideration Is to make sure there Is no active Infection needing antibiotic therapy. Therefore. If your doctors have checked you for active Infection (with blood testa and sputum analyses), you can safely dis­ regard the calcification* In your lungs. Of course, this Is a general answer: you must ask your d o c t r r ’a advice about y o u r particular case. Although calci­ um deposlla do not cause dis­ ease. I am sending you a free copy of m y Health Report " L iv ­ ing With Chronic Lung Disease." DEAR DR. O O T T l I suffer from Im potence, b ord e rlin e g la u c o m a (t r e a t e d w it h pilocarpine and Tlm optlc) and have hern on liquid antacids for five years. Is there any connec­ tion between m y Impotence and the other problems I base? DEAR READERi Impotence Is not a consequence of glaucoma per ac. N or docs It follow digestive problems, for which — I gather — you are using antac­ ids. Impotence Is usually caused by artcrlosclerollc blockages In the circulation to Ihe genitals a nd by c e rta in m e d icin e s . Tlm optlc Is one. Unlll fairly recently, doctors did not believe that eye drops affected the body’s other organs. Clearly, however, some medi­ cines — notably beta-blocker* such as Tlm opllc — do affect more than the eyes. For exam­ ple, Tlm optlc can lower Ihc ACROSS 1 Baba au — $ Actraaa — Partman • Sharp twn 12 Cry el pain 13 — Khayyam 14 IdlMa root IB RaUttng to grandparents 16 Containing 17 IB Wlaa count*kw 20 Obttrucl 22 Bath 33 Dlttantlng (rots >4 Acting In aar28 Borgan 33 OoM (Sp.l 33 Altar— 34 View 3B Toko — 38 Fragmant tail at maal 39 IDumlnatad 40 Put on board 43 Paaalonata 44 Gravtl rtdga 47 — culpa 48 Auatrlan capital 81 Cocktail •aalood BS Sphere 86 Customer SB Co tret hair 89 Zodiac sign 60 Wagtrt Bt Wlngtd •3 Mao — lung 83 Blackthorn fruit 64 Charge DOWN 1 Actor — O’Neal 3 Shelter lor bees 3 Arrow potton blood pressure and thr pulse rate: It has been reported to cause Impotence. Anttrsr la Praviwi Punlt UUUUU □LILIUUL1 UULJULJ UILILKJUU UUUUULJ ( JL iU L lL U J 13UU UFJUU lILdll U U U U U U U U LILIkJU ULSU LO-JUUU J U U LJJJU □ □ □ □ U U UUkJLJU jJLHJk’J iJ U UULJ L IU II J IJ IJ U UJUll LILKJW y u u y u u iiu u ju iu u u m □ U U U U k J U IJ U U U U H H M IIU u m . 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At trick one. declarer plays low from dum m y and captures your partner’s nine with hla ace. Do you see any chance for Ihe defense? At Ihe table. South calmly led a low spade at trick two. hut West couldn't believe that h r had found such a successful lead. Almost by rcllex. he played low. D um m y's spade jack won Ihc trick and South tabled Ills cards, claiming nine trlcka: one s p a d e , th r e e h e a r t s , on e diamond and four clubs. J West had kept Ihc faith, he would have won with llic spade ace and led another diamond. Tru e , that defense Isn’t guaran­ teed to defeat Ihc contracl. but at worst It will cost only an overt rick. For the second Uols Bridge T ip of Ihe week, we turn to a former European cham pion. Anders Urunzell of Sweden. Ills recom­ mendation applies to ail hands, but he focuses an a deal In which North (who becomes dum m y) thinks for a long time before bidding a game. Your Initial reaction Is that he Is overbid­ ding. hoping for the best. Hut utter you trad, you see that he was actually contemplating a slam. With all that hlgh-eurd power In the dum m y, you are sure the contract la laydown. However, don’t fall asleep. There might be one chance to defeat the contract, and you m ustn’t miss It. Cover Ihe East and South cards In the diagram. As partner didn’t double the Stayman Inulry. you guesa to lead the lamond live, hoping lo find Itartner’a null. The IS points on 3 Never get depressed by u powerful dum m y. Keep looking for a chance to kill Ihe contract. B y B t r n lc t Beds Osol Y O U R B IR T H D A Y M a rch 1 1 . 1BB2 A n u m b e r of In te re s tin g changes, both socially and mate­ rially. could be In the offing In Ihe year ahead. You're In an interesting cycle with all types of beneficial linkage. P IB C E B (Feb. 20 March 20) Unless you set a shining exam­ ple. d o n 't expect bu sine ss ussoclatr* lo bcliave Ihe way you desire. Th e y will emulate your standards Pisces. treat yourself lo a birthday gift. Send for Places’ Astro-Graph predictions for Ihc year alirad by mailing ♦ 1 . 2 5 p lu s a l o n g , s e l f addressed. stamprd envelope lo AstroGraph. c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box UI42H. Cleveland. O H 44101-3420. Re sure to slate youraodlac sign. A R IE S (March 21-Aprtl 101 Individuals you’re Involved with today w o n't tolerate h e a vy­ handed tactics. Use procedures that are fair but firm, and be considerate of oliters' feelings. T A U H U B (April 20 May 20) Things sitould work out well for y o u to d a y , p ro v id e d y o u r expectations are reasonable. T ills Is not a day when you are apt loget something (or nothing. OEMINI (May 2 1-June 20) Y o u r e ffo rts w ill be w e llcoordinated and effective today, but only up to a point. Problems co u ld de velop th ro u g h Im ­ pulsiveness. Just when you’re dose to fulfilling your objectives. CANCEA (June 21-Ju ly 221 Situations can be adjusted lo your satisfaction today — If you k rrp an open mind. Feelings of unfairness lltal you project on others could be your own cre­ ations. LEO (J u ly 2 3 -A u g . 221 It you're Involved In an arrange­ ment with a friend today that requires an Investment on behalf of both parlies, be extremely careful. The re 's a possibility someone will lt d pul upon. V1EOO (A ug. 23-Sept. 22) E n d e a v o rs y o u p e rs o n a lly manage have good chances (or success today. However. If you have lo share your authority with another, problems could develop. LIBRA (Sept. 23 O ct. 23| S e rio u s m a tte rs sh o u ld be treated with Ihc respect they deserve today. If left unresolved. A N N IE N O R TH ♦ K J W A Q I* < k-M-l! ♦ 0 *T ♦ K It» 1 EAST ♦ IT ♦ i f IT ♦ A 1 11 3 fit ♦ 141 ♦ K J 10 » 3 ♦ 174 ♦ 11 S O U TH ♦ Q 10 4 4 ♦ K 4 1 ♦ A4 ♦ A QJ 4 Vulnerable Neither Dealer South Stalk Writ Ntrtk Kail I N T* 3♦ l* t u Put I ’ai* A ll p t 1♦ 1 NT *15-1? poinu Opening lead: ♦ S they could later rear their ugly heads und cause you consider­ able Inconvrnlrnce. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nnv. 221 Wanting signals are up today where Joint ventures urc con­ cerned. T ills could tic especially true If you liavr to gamble on someone tu do something that you can't do yourself. S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. 2I| You’re un effective strategist today, tiul you might not t»e us e q u a lly c o m p e t e n t w h e r r execution Is cotMcrnrd. If you lutvc a good game plan, follow It to the letter. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 10) You should Itc rather adroit at managing your material af­ fairs today. fxd your perfor manre Isn't apt to h r as Im ­ pressive where huiniin rclattoiishliis urc concerned. A Q U A R IU S (Jan 20 Feb. 191 It’s best lo do without lexlay rather than knowingly make a hum deal with strings attached In order lo gel something you lldnk you nerd right now. Re patirnt. (C I I 0 U 2 . N E W S P A P E R E N TE K P K IS E A S S N . by Leonard Starr 171 v � 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, 1992 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 10, 1992 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 10, 1992. 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 10, 1992; <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/2de7c45059e444b036d09a014fd90d53.pdf 64b15732b33965e27c9a264a4cec659b PDF Text Text i W m l ... ^ a rc !^ n ^ 9 9 2 ■___________ _____________ n 30 Cents | • W EDNESDAY Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County alnoe 1908 S4th Year, No. 170 - Sanlord, Florida NEW S D IG ES T Tsongas w ins here Bush, too; B u ch an a n , B row n stro n g e r in S e m in o le □ S p o rts Another award for Nason SA N FO R D — SCC'a Ilrtan Nason has been named the KCCAA Haskrtball Player of Ihc Year In a vote of the stale's Junior college coaches. See Page IB . □ Paople Let's eat Columnist Midge Mycolf shares sortie St. Patrick's Day cooking lore while our Cook of the Week attacks the lat grams In homemade mulflna. See Page 4B □ Florida* Chief justice named A funner nun has been namrd the new chief Justice. Th e first woman to hold the post, she replaces the first black to hold the post. See Page a A m jf FIELD Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — Paul Tsougls edged out Arkansas Gov. Hill Clinton among Seminole County voters on Su|>er Tuesday, while u greater than average number of Republicans cast their ballols for conservative com­ mentator Pat lluchanan over Presi­ dent George Hush. And even Democrat Jerry Hrown lared m u c h t im e r here than elsewhere In ihc slate. As might lie expected, county Democrats and Republicans drew different conclusions from Ihc same results. "When I add all tlir numbers up. most people voted against President Hush." M id a pleased lllll Gllrnartln. chairman of the Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee. " It was a ve ry good day for Democrats.” he said this morning. "There might of have been a tendency to send a message-type vole because It was the prim ary." Seminole C ou nty commissioner Fred Slreelman. co-chairman of the 1-4 lane closing tonight L A K E MARY The Inside, left lane of castbound Interstate 4 at Lake Mary lioulevard will be closed tonight from 10 p.m until 6 a.m. Thursday. Interchange construction crews will be re­ surfacing the roadway. Launch date set for Atlantis C A P E C A N A V E R A L - NASA has sei a March 23 launch date for the next shuttle flight, an atmospheric research mission by Atlantis. Liftoff with a crew of seven astronauts Is scheduled for H O I a.m. E S T . Tire space agency announced the launch date Tuesday. Atlantis* clglil-day Journey — the 46lh shuttle night and the second of Ihc yeur — Is part of n long-term NASA project to study the environ­ ment from space. Sclentmc Instruments aboard the spaceship will examine regions of the atmosphere ranging from six miles to more than 150 miles above Earlh. Other Instruments will measure solar rn rrg y and study ultraviolet radiation. NASA's new shuttle. Endeavour. Is scheduled to make Its maiden voyage, n satellite-rescue mission. In early May. Infants survive tornadoes ZERO . Miss. — Thom as Moody thought he had lost Iris 3-month-old son ufler a tornado destruyed his mobile home. T h r u he heurd crying from ubove. and found Ihc child hanging upsldr down Ilia pine tree. The baby, wlxiar nightgown had cuught on u branch H fret up. suffered u broken rib and bruises but cecapcd serious Injury, said Dr. Phil lllevlns. a surgeon ul SI. Dumlnlr-Jarkaon Memorial Hospital. "Children have a resiliency llvit Is absolutely um arlng." lllevlns said. Three |>roplr were killed. 47 |x-ople were Injured and 100 homes were damaged or destroyed early Tuesday In anil around this eomunlty HO miles rast of Jacknin. In Murphy, atiout 00 miles northwest ol Jackson, an Hmonth-old girl csra|>rd Injury when her family's mobile home was destroyed by a tornado. " A mattress mashed her ugolnsl the celling. There wasn't u scratch on her." said Anthony Glass, who said the child was with u family visiting Ids home. county Hush campaign commlttre. said this morning. "Hut apparently, there's really nobody the Democrats are really enamored with." Ele ctio n s s u p e rv iso r Sa ndra Guard's prediction last week that 39 percent of the county's Republicans and Democrats would participate Tuesday was right on the nose. A total of 39.300 or the 100.B35 eligible voters cast bullnts Tuesday after polling at all 101 precincts and ulisentee voles were tallied. Democrats proved more diligent voters than Republicans Tuesday as nearly 41 percent of the 41.40H Democrats participated compared to 22.22H votes from Republicans, representing about 37 |M-reent of the eligible GOP residents. Seminole County results did vary a bit from statewide voting. County Republicans gave Hush a resound­ ing victory with 63.9 percent of their vote, but a higher percentage of county Republicans voted for lluchanan than elsewhere In the stale. About 30 |>ercrnl of the CSee County. Page 6 A Final vote Seminole Pet Florida Pet 3,657 6,400 129 126 6,484 22% 38% 1% 1% 39% 137,137 577,635 12,372 10,795 379,939 12% 52% 1% 1% 34% 8,014 14.214 36% 64% 286,014 608,250 32% 68 % Democrats Brown Clinton Harkln Kerrey Tsongas Republicans Buchanan Bush Sem inole C ou nty Manager Ron Rabun keep* an aya on vola count. New bed and breakfast inn proposed By NICK PFEIPAUP Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — Sanlord tuny have Its second Hcd and Hreakfast establishment In the near future. A proposal has lieen made for such an establish­ ment at 1011 Oak Avenue. During Monday night's meeting, the Sanford City Commission autnortxcd the properly owner. Sica N'acu. to apply to the Planning and Zoning Commission for a Conditional Use hearing. According to the National Register of Historic Plates, the house was originally called the G.A. Hudford House, und wus constructed starting In 1920. It was first occupied In 1924. It has been classllled us u single family dwelling. Last year, the City Commission approved the establishment of the C ity's first lied and Hrrukfast Inn. the Higgins House, ul 420 S. Oak Avenue. Il wus built In IH94. Owners Walter anti Roberta Padgett officially o|ienrd the house on Dec 12. N ucii appeared lielore the Planning und Zoning Commission us well as the City Commission sevrral times In October of last yeur. seeking wulvers to establish a lied und Hreakfast ^ W e trust that Sanford has a lot to offer to the tj e of tourists who, visiting Central Florida, are interested in stay­ ing In a historic house that has just been restored, j -P ro p a rly O w nar Sica Nacu operation at Park Avenue and 13th. Street. "N o w ." she says, "we want to turn our own home Into that.'' In her request fur u change of use oil ihc Oak Avenue property. Nacu said. "W e trust that Sanford has u lot to offer to the ty|M- ol tourists who. visiting Central Florida, ore Interested In staying In u historic-house that has just lieen restored." Nacu and her husliund have been working on the restoration In kreplug with the Victorian era architecture und design. "T h e restoration took atiout IH months." she said, "and Is expected to lie finished by thr end of 1992." "W e have really worked on this." she com­ mented. "we practically put our very souls Into thr remodeling." The home, us u private residence, wus opened to the public during the lour of homes last year. “ Almost everything In the house Is original." she commented. The doors, woodwork, und crown mouldings In the ceilings ure original." She added. "W e restored everything we |Misslhly could, und only had to add u few things such us stulnrd glass on the front of thr housr." N'acu said she has spokrn to her neighbors ulmut thr plun and they approved. "T h is Is our dream ", she said, "und I hope we run m ukr the dream come true." T h r muttrr will lie brought In-fore PAZ as soon as ull ol lire applications are received by the City. According to City Planner Ja y Murder. "W ith the Commission's upprnval to tuke thr m u llrr to PAZ. they would have the authority to grunt flnul approval und II proluibly would not have to come liack to the Commission." Lake Mary water agreement extended By J. MARK BARPIBLO Herald Stall Writer arts C o m p ile d fro m ■ Me vise...................... SB Metiers.............. - .......BA Peeyle................ 4B.SB Dear Afefcy....... ■A Bcheel Menu........... BA SP#rt9eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee1*91 Dr. belt............ .................4 A Tala vision...... » ....... F I# r M s H H i«» » H * » m « M ilA .•a W t s l k s r eeeeeeeeeeeeeeees W o rld . Cold snap through the week lle c o in liig p a r t ly cloudy and bree/y. Cooler lem|is with a high in the upper OOs. Wind north 15 to 20 mph and gusty. For mors wooOior, too P a y t A MsraMtests Delayed construction on Lake Mery Boulevard has forced extension of a c ity -c o u n ty water agreement. L A K E MARY Delays In thr wldrnlng of Lakr Mary Houlrvurd have forced an extension of u wholesale water agreement between the city and county. In' I9H5. Seminole County ugrrrd to provide wutrr lor thr city to thr developing area soulli ol Lukr Mary Houlrvurd and west ol latkr Emma Road T h r rlly didn't have water llnrs In thr urea but the county could provide wutrr Irnm Its nearby Greenwood lurkts faclllly. acquired In 1984. T h r originul five-year ugrrrmcnt was rx lrn d rd lor two years In 1990 and will expire April I Hut the widening of Lukr Mary Houlrvurd Irnm IW'o to lour and six lanes won't be completed until early next year. Originally planrtrd to tie completed nrxl mouth to coincide with th r Florida Department of Transportation's replacement of the In te rs ta te 4 In te rc h a n g e , t h r iMiulrvaril wus delaycd by a yeur. T h r rlly has asked the county to extend the agreement until October until It completes Its llnrs to the urra from the city’s Klnrhart Koud B e t W a te r. Page 5 A T O T H E SANFORD HERALD’ FOR T H E B* E* S•T LO C A•>L NEW S C O V ER A G E. C a ll322-2611 - - __ __ �>A - Santord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday. March It, 1M2 NEW S FROM T H E REGION AND ACR O SS T H E S T A T E First wom an next chief justice Asanoints* Praia T A L L A H A S S E E — A former nun who became a lawyer In an effort to find a heller way to serve people will be Florida's next chlefjustlcc. Justice Rosemary Ilarkctt. 52. was unan­ imously chosen by her colleagues on the Florida Supreme Court to succrcd outgoing Chief Justice Lcandcr Shaw, the first black tohold the Job. Barkcll Is nc>! only I he first woman chief Justice — she's the first woman to serve on the slate's high rourt. H rr term begins tn Ju ly. Inmate killed, cellmate charged T A L L A H A S S E E — A la-on County Jail Inrnatr awaiting trial on nnton charges was killed as he slept, and his cellmate Is rhargrd with the murder. A correctional officer found Anthony Farmer. 27. strangled with n pillowcase early Monday morning, "I don't thtnk there was a fight.” said Dick Simpson. Leon County's Sheriffs Department spokesman. "H e was probably killed while he was asleep." John Calmes. 35. was charged wllh first -degree murder. Calmes was In Jail on charges or skipping out on I wo restaurant tabs and had told police he was homeless and hungry and knew he couldn't pay for the meal. Calmes told Investigators that Farmer had asked him to perform oral sex on several occasions and had threatened to kill him, according to a police affidavit. Calmes said he derided to kltl Fanner before Farmer killed him. police said. Noriega defense rests Kids sat fire to historic church HO BE SO UN D — Three 9-ycar-old* set Are to the pages of hym n books, then ran away when the flames got out of hand and gutted a historic black church, fire officials said. T w in brothers and a friend were taken Into custody within an hour of the *30.000 (Ire Monday at Allen Tem ple African Methodist Episcopal Church. Th e second-graders were booked on felony arson charges and released to Ihclr parents. Stephen Cone, a 16-year-old neighbor who talked to one of the brothers after the fire, said the child told him they had tried to put out the flames after they set the fire with matches. Th e boys will be prosecuted through the Juvenile court system, said Jo n Paaqualone. deputy chief of fire prevent Ion. In a break In his testimony Tuesday, proseculors look the unusual step of asking that U.S. District Judge William Hoevelcr cut out parts of Noriega’s In­ dictment before giving It to Juror*. One count against Noriega was dropped without explanation when the trial began, and some sections appear to have been I contradicted by the prosecu­ tion's own witnesses. "Y o u sec numerous parts tney haven't proven." said lead de­ fense attorney Frank Rublno, who argued against tampering with the Indictment. "N ow they < want to tear parts out." F O R T L A U D E R D A L E — A federal Judge threw out an extortion charge against Yahwch ben Yahwch. saying prosecutors failed to prove the spiritual leader threatened residents at a dm g-riddlrd apartment complex. Defense ollo m rys had argued the government didn't prrsrnt enough evidence to convict Yuhw rh and co-defendant Judith Israel on charges they threatened tenants during the serfs takeover of thr Opa-locka apartments. T h r ruling Tuesday by U.S. District Judge Norman Rorttger removes a third of the federal racketeering rase- ugalnsl thr black supremacist and Israel, who wus txim l.lnda Gulnrs. and r-duces their potential sentences from 60 to 40 year* In prison. It convicted. The y still face racketeering and conspiracy charges in the running of the Mlnm I bused religious empire. A llornrya for the two werr pleased with thr decision with Israel s attorney. Paul McKenna, saying outside thr courtroom that the Judge's ruling was a signlllcaiil blow tn the government's case against tils client Senate OKs appointing trial judges ly R I U K A C Z O R Associated Praaa Writer T A L L A H A S S E E - Legislation to crack dbwn on Illegal sales of tobacco products to minors tuts cleared the Florida House and next goes to the Senutr. T h r House passed the bill (C S -llll 2375) 113-1 Tuesday. II would license tobacco retailer* and allow the state to suspend or revoke the licenses of those From Aeeoclettd Praaa raporta KmRummel Hwy. 17-ei. Senior* . U 1-7*00 U H »« ■ a lllu ill LOCAL FORECAST h i tM T . tenter*. f l OT71-1M 7 (Oaa> 4 tunasti H M M O v W n lU a IH s r th s ■ vs* , H IM iw m m ss risrte* assMssSs swat par I X u * a ter In eSMten Is r a w i Pm Thane |«*7| l o an wtio buy tobacco products wus withdrawn. T h r s p o n s o r. R ep. C a ro l Hanson. R-lloca Raton, wanted to make It a misdemeanor for c h ild re n u n d e r IB to b u y tobacco or for anyone to provide the money for the purchase. Rep. Lots F ru n k rl. D-Wesl Palm Hrach. sponsor of the bill, said Ihut would huvr been tmpossible lo puss and would liavr killed the legislation. "W e don't nct-d to to m our kids Into criminals Th is bill Is about adults tiring responsible.” Frunkrl said. T h r House appruvrd amend­ ments by Frunkrl to remove u prohibition on mail-order sales of tobacro that would huvr Injured the cigar Industry, and to take out a provision limning cigarette machines to establishments that sell alcohol. T h e S e n a te on T u e s d a y upprovrd a proposed constitu­ tional amendment for thr ap|x)lntiiiriit rather than rlrrtlon of trial judges and a hill that would ullow witnesses to bring lawyers with them Into grand Jury rooms. T h e Ju d le lu l a m e n d m e n t ICS-SJR l hi Jiasscd 27-11 and next goes lo the House, where a similar proposal ICS-IIJR 23) has tieen txiggrd down for m orr than u month. It fakes a three-fifths vote In each chamber for an amendment lo grt on thr tmllol. NATIONAL T IM M Tomptfolurot tadteoto prtviovi f --------------- 1 W EDNESDAY P t l y d d y 7 0 -4 6 ‘W TH U R SD AY P t l y d d y 7 0 -5 3 --------------- F R ID A Y P t l y d d y 7 0 -5 3 --------------- 1 r v j 'A --------------- * S A TU R D A Y P t l y d d y 7 0 -6 3 SUNDAY P t l y d d y 7 0 -5 3 north. Thursday: Partly cloudy wllh the litghs In thr mid to upper OOs, Variable wind 10 mph. Extended forecast: Mostly fair each day. Lows In the mid to upper 40* Friday and Saturday and In the tow n 50* Sunday. Highs In the mid GO* Friday and near 70 Saturday and Sunday. ] C»*t DpiS m Sh U rprlMiPO is rut sAMroao raxALO. e 6 caught tiling to children under IB. T h e Senate Appropriations schedule today Committee was scheduled to consider the upper chamber's version of the legislation. Th e House removed a pro­ vision that would have banned cigarette vending m arhlnr sales except In businesses that sell alcoholic beverages Th e Senate bill Included on even more restrictive provision limiting the m a c h i n e s o n l y to t h o s e establishments licensed to sell haul liquor. Th e House bill still would require machine* to tie In sight ofrashlrr*. A House amendment that also would have p rn a llm l children ■ X TEN O SO O V TLO N K T o d a y : B e c o m in g p a r t ly cloudy and b m riy. Cooler wllh high* In the upper 60*. Wind ------ . a 15 -------------,h a and ' gusty. north lo 20 mph Tonight: Partly rloudy and cold. Low In tlx- ii ji|i t r 90s la lower 4Os Wind hrcunilng light 71 leu**eeC* POST a A IT IB W T. TH E W EA TH ER Wednesday. March tt, IBM Vol W. No 170 I DsUt sod Sun**), H U S M turSn fc, The tenter* HsrsM. tee MON F m k S a . I m M . 71s 12771 Fourth graders at Idyllwllda Elementary School preaanted 'Gel 1o Know the Real Florida" Tuesday night. Public was admitted free wllh proof of Florida raaldance. Above: Rob­ e rt R o b in s o n p o rtra y s • S p a n is h p rie st b e in g In ­ terviewed by pioneer reporter Mali Huckeba. Huckeba also Interviews Brooke Hlllaman, portraying a missionary. Right: Narrator for tfhe program, Katie Hoffman, Introduces some his­ torical events. House votes to limit children’s smoking Extortion charges thrown out P la y* Getting to know you, Florida listed for the rebuttal case, w h ic h Is expected to lake through next week. HUDSON — For the second time In two year*. Pasco voters defeated a plan to create a Children's Services Council to raise and distribute tax dollar* for children's programs. Tw o years ago. the plan lost by a margin of 53 to 47 percent. Tuesday. It lost by a 69 to-31 gap. *i think the voter* *poke — again," said Regina Mlrabella of Hudson, the president of Paaco Right to Life, who worked to drfrat the Initiative. "T h e people educated themselves on the Issue and they said no." Ju d y Case, chairwoman of the Advocates for the Children's Scrvlrrs Council, said despite the failure of the referendum, they'll move ahead. "W e decided to form the board, gel the jicoplc appointed try thr governor, and to go Into the community to gel private donations," Case said. 5 -6 8 9 Th e chief Justice does not have any advantages over the olher six members of the bench In terms of willing opinions or debating cases. MIAMI — Prosecutors began taking their final shot at Manuel Noriega after hta defense rested w ith o u t p u llin g the ousted Panamanian leader on the wit­ ness stand. On Tuesday, the first govern­ ment rebuttal witness, Drug Enforce m e nt A dm in istra tio n a ge nt C h a rle s V o p a t, said Panama's cooperation In the secret money-laundering probe "Operation Negoclos" all but disappeared by 1987. Vopat said lie wus forred to end the operation. The agent was to continue on the stand today when testimony resumes. Vopat was the first of eight -------------------- fm!l witnesses the pivcrrimenl Voters: No tax for children’s programs Cash 3 3 -0 -7 "There rould be no m orr meaningful time for a woman to head Florida's highest court than now. when women's most haste Associated Press Writer T A L L A H A S S E E — Gambling ships would continue to get a salrs-tax exemption for their "cruise* to nowhere" under a bill that passed 30-2 In the Florida Senate. Th e measure ICS-SB 1976) by Sen. James Scotl. R-Fori laiudcrdale. next goes to the House where similar legislation has been Introduced but not taken up tn committee. It passed on Tuesday In the Senate. Th e ships that cruise Into International waters where gambling Is legal and then return to Florida have not been collecting sales tax on admissions under an exemptions for transportation activities. Th e Revenue Department, however, has ruled the cruises should not be considered transportation because passengers don't gel off until they come back to where they got on the ships. Th e Legislature last year passed a law to specifically exempt July the cruises, but that exemption will expire Ju ly 1. Scott's bill would continue the exemption. Indefinitely. It would cost slate and local governments about *4.5 million a year In revenues. M IA M I • H e rs e ra th e w in n in g numbere selected Tuesday In the Florida Lottery: -Q o v . Lawton Chllaa As the chief administrative officer of the state's court system. Ilarkctt will be In charge of Its budgrt process and the assignment ofjudges. ■y RICHARD COLS Gambling ships still exempt from taxes LO TTER Y liberties an* at slake." said Gov. Lawton Chiles. Th e position or chief Justice Is rotated every two years among the seven Justices on the bench. The post Is traditionally passed on by seniority. ( There could be no more m e a n i n g f u l t i m e f or a woman to head Florida's highest court than now, when women’s most basic liberties are at stake. J Ja U FA M H Eoy Wod laroost* VOTO BOOltl W PolmBowch u n ff n FI El n II II l> It H n M II M A) II IF IU • T A T ItT IC S TBUKSd a t T--------PULL M arch 16 O A p r ils 3 LA6T M arch *6 C F IR S T M arch IS Daytaaa Beachi Wave* are 2 feel and choppy. C u rre n t Is strong lo the north with a water Irm prrsture of 67 degree* N s * S m p ra e Beacht Wave* are 2 and choppy. Current 1* to the south w llh a water tempera­ ture of 67 degree*. 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Stntord. Florida - Wednesday, March 11, I N ] - 8 A arrrnt report*. Shepherd « u charged with five counts of vehicle burglary and four count a of grand thelf. Burglaries reported Llctnso violation brings arrest The following burglaries have been reported to Seminole County deputies and Sanford police: • $1,300 In stereo and video equipment were reported taken from a Michelle Lane residence Monday sometime between 11 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Deputies report a screen enclosure had been cut open and a pair of french doors had been pryed open. • an $800 air conditioner and two light fixtures were reported missing from a West Second Street apartment sometime between March 2 and 9 a.m. Monday. • a $250 video recorder was rejtorted stolen from a West 16th Street home sometime Monday between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Entry was apparently through a bathroom window, jjoltcc report. Susan Marie VanMaastrlcht. 20. 3835 Elder Springs Circle, Sanford, was charged with driving with a suspended drivers license when she was arrested Friday. She was transported to the Seminole County Jail where she was held In lieu of $ 100 bond. Reported to sheriffs office The following Incidents were reported to the Seminole County SherlfTs Department: • A bicycle was stolen Sunday night from the garage of Jim McGallln. 327 N. Sundance Drive. Lake Mary. • Tw o separate Incidents were reported to the Seminole County SherlfTs Department Friday morning by Betsy Kirby, manager of Reflections Park. At 11:42 a.m.. she reported damage to floodlights at Ihe entrance to the Lakewood at the Crossings area near Commercial Park. At 11:58 a.m.. she reported Ihe theft of a $405 water pump from Lakewood at the Crossings. Warrant arrests made The following wanted persona have been taken Into custody; • William Anthony Williams. 22, 2600 Georgia Aye.. Sanford, was served with an arrest warrant at the Seminole Counly Jail where he was being held on other charges. Williams was wanted for violating the terms or Ills probation for a drunken drlvtngconvtqllon. • Donna to-c Wright. 35. 1509 Summerlin Ave.. Sanford, turned herself In to deputies at the Seminole County Jail Monday. Wright was wanted to stand trial on charges of obtaining public assistance by fraud. • Wllburi Williams. 36. 3731 Jesup Avc.. Sanford, was arrested near the Intersection of 13th Place and Oleander Drive by Sanford police Monday. Williams was wanted for falling to appear at a hearing to answer to charges of trespassing In an occupied structure and criminal mischief. Msn drinks evidence Sanford police arrested Philip Cosby, of 3711 Washington Street Sunday. According to the report, police were called when Cosby was stopped by a clerk at the Lll Champ store. 1119 E. 25th Street. The report slated that hr was seen taking a bottle of wine out of the store without paying for It. According to the police report. Cosby "drank most of It." while walling for the officers to arrive. Drug arrest made Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — Efforts are u n ­ derway In south Sanford to start what Is considered an affordable housing development. Th e City C o m m is s io n a p p ro v e d an application for jiropcrty annexa­ to response to a question from tion during Its meeting Monday Ihe Commission regarding what night. prlre was cnnsldrrrd to Ire "af­ The property Is located Jusl fordable h o u s in g ", he com ­ west of Soulh Sanford Avrntie. mented. " T h r prices will Ire and northwest of thr Sanford subject to charges we may be A v e n u e n n d L a k e M n ry faced with, but right now. w r are Boulevard Intersection. It Is planning to have home* priced owned by William and Mnrrlan at $60,000 or la-low." Blalock and Is presently zoned A-1.'agricultural. The actual decision made by William H. Miller, president of the City Commission Monday S U D A , Inc., represented Ihe night was to authorize the City property owners during Monday Attorney to prepare the proper night's City Commission meet­ ordinance to annex the property. ing. "W e are presently Just In It therefore will have to be the p re lim ina ry stages." hq brought up again for a formal c o m m e n te d , " w e h a ve no decision. HARVEY The arrest of a Sanford man Monday night followed a high-speed chase on East Slate Road 46. Christopher Eugene GolT. 18. 1909 Park Ave.. was arrested by a Seminole County deputy who reported following Goff at IX) m.p.h. between State Road 415 and Mellonvtlle Ave. The deputy reponed Joining Ihe pursuit after an off-duty Winter Springs policeman radioed he was following GofTs vehicle east on SR 46 past SR 415. After Goff was stopped, the deputy reported finding a plastic bottle labeled Iburprofcn 600 and containing 21 tablets of an unknown substance. GofT was charged with reckless driving and possession of a coni rolled substance. Thom as Wade J r ., 29. 131 Academy Avc.. Sanford, was charged with shoplifting by Sanford police Monday. A n employee of Ihe Winn-Dixie on Soulh French Avenue reported seeing Wade place three packages of meal under Ills shirt and walk to Ihe front of the store without paying for them. Woman chargad with drug posseaaion Elaine M. LeBar. 26. 409 W . First St.. Apt. 3. Sanford, was charged with cocaine and drug paraphernalia itosaesslon by a Sanford policeman early Tuesday morning. The policeman reported discovering LeBar In a car behind a dosed First Street business at about 2:45 a.m. A search of her purse revealed a plastic bag containing cocaine and a smoking device, the policeman reported. -A TTO R N K V A TLA W - A DUI A MISDEMEANORS A FELONIES A THEFT A DRUG ARRESTS . INVESTIGATIONS Chase ends In arrest Shoplifting chargad ^ 628 ^ . m i w a »< A w -3 3 > -2 0 2 2 ■ f N f W i H f lN wm !■ ! to* ( J t f M M $tmgmu tof* mto ft* If mrnmm gto»N»to$$lwtoii$|iiTi>l— II l K 1500 WHEN IT COMES TO INSURANCE WE GIVE YOU MORE FOR LESS. Probation violation leada to arrest Tim othy Delnor Neighbors. 28. 2831 Grove Dr.. Sanford, was arrested on Park Drive near Myrtle Avenue by Sanford police Monday afternoon. Neighbors was wanted for violating the terms of Ills probation for a drug possession ronvlctlon. ■*' t r V.ift Computer reported stolen More burglary charges filed A laptop computer was reporied stolen from an auto parked al u Magnolia Avenue residence sometime between Feb. 27 and March 4. Additional burglary charges were placed on John Lee Shepherd of Longwood Monday. Shepherd, 21. who was being held at the Semtnole Counly Jail following his arrest March 4 on residential burglary charges, was charged Monday with the burglary of five vans at a Lake Mary air conditioning business. A ir conditioning equipment and other tools valued at $2,900 were stolen during the Feb. 24 burglary. Shepherd was questioned outside a Casselberry pawn shop after he pawned some of the stolen equipment, according to should be able lo resolve the problems In short order.” He observed. "Th e main Issue. I suspect. Is a difference between the County and City on the level of service standards for roads. The two arc not the same, and we will probably have to alter ours to be compatible wllli Ihe County plans." Mayor Randy Morris ulim saw the difference in road standards as the probable cause tar the derision. "If that Is what the objection Is." he commented. "It Isn't something we are doing wrong and the Counly Is doing right. It's Jusl some minor dif­ ferences." He added, "Th is Is something we can clarify In short order." KAHNS Burglary reported Th e offices of SEED CO on Sanford Avenue were reported burglarized sometime between 7:30 p.m. March 6 and 1 p.m. March 7. An undisclosed amount of Items was reported stolen. Police report a rear door had been forced open and Ihe handle to a conference room liad been forcibly unlocked. Comprehensive Plan not in compliance L A K E M ARY — The Stale has declared Lake Mary's Compre­ hensive Plan to be "not In compliance." So far, the City has not been Informed of reasons for the decision. Th e Lake Mary City Com mlsalon approved the most re­ cent changes In the Comprehen­ sive Plan during a February C o m m is s io n m e e tin g , a nd forwarded the document to the State for final approval. " I haven't seen the apeclfte reasons for their refusal yet." said City Planner Malt West, "but I feel certain II Is not going to be a nything serious. We specific derails ready to an­ nounce at this lim e." lie added. "M uch of the progress on this will drpend on the state of the economy In the months ahead, plus ihe various costs that may ire Involved In setting this u p ." ■ y W C K m iP A U r MORSE Seminole Counly SherlfTs deputies were searching for a missing Juvenile Saturday, and ended up making an niresl In a separate Incident. Deputies checking a trailer al 3827 Elder Springs Circle, round Eric Nicholas Chlcky, of 148 Bedford Court. In Sanford. After a check of the facility and ns the results or testing. Chlcky wan charged with possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. Th e missing Juvenile was not located. B y m e n m iF A U P Herald Sled Writer Housing development annexation approved Morris predicted. "W ith only a few m in o r a d m in is t r a t io n chungrs I experl they will want, we should have this ready lor Commlsaloti approval and resubmission within a couple of weeks.” The announcement of Ihe re­ jection was made by Ihe Stale Department of Com munity Af­ fairs. which will forward the decision to the Division of A d­ m in is t r a t iv e H e a rin g s for scheduling of an administrative ■tearing. 413 W . First S I. Ph. 322-5702 O U R PRICES HAVE TA K EN A DIVE! 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Hoele, Eiecutfve Editor Laura SoMan, AdyerSalng Dlractor S U U S C I U I T I O N HATE: 3 Month*..................................S I 0.50 0 Month*..................................S30.00 1 Year.......................................$78.00 Florida Raaldenta mual pay 7% * d n tax In addition to rate* above. ED ITO R IA LS Inflation l .1 The past few years have seen the popping of a lot of the bubbles of the 1980s: Junk bonds, leveraged buyouts, art, commercial real estate. Now comes news of another collapse: baseball cards. This may surprise those whose only acquaintance with baseball cards dates to the 1950s or '60s. In those days, kids stashed baseball cards In shoe boxes, took a few minutes In the schoolyard to swap a Lew Burdette for a Johnny Temple and an Elston Howard, or casually flipped cards: Willie Mays against Frank Robinson, winner take all. In the 198Qs, money and the marketplace took over. Baseball'a growing popularity ilarity triggered a new Interest In collecting memorabilia. Including old baseball cards. Because only a small portion o f the cards printed in earlier decades had survived, the value o f older cards soared as Interest Increased. Soon there were dozens of card shows around the country, baseball card shops In shopping centers and national publications with pricing Information. The soaring prices for old cards, scrounged out of basements and garages, were easy to understand: not so the simultaneous run-up In prices for recent new cards. The number of companies printing cards increased from one In 1980 to Bve by the end of the decade, and the number o f cards printed ran upward toward 10 billion a year, but still prices Increased. Defying economic logic, collectors, many o f them youngsters, were paying 910 or more for a top rookie's photograph on a piece of cardboard even as 2 million identical cards were still rolling off the printing presses, v - - ■ . , > Now the bubble baa burst. Collectors who bought and stashed sets of recent baseball cards find themselves sitting on merchandise worth' only one-third o f Its retail value. Uaaeball Weekly reports. Many card dealers have stopped buying cards from the 1980s and collectors have turned to memorabilia such as old uniforms and autographed bats. The broken bubble has taught a hard lesson In economics, but It has Its bright side. With any luck, kids can go back to putting their baseball cards Into shoe boxes Instead of vaults and learn the old-time skills of card swapping. Loosening red tape It's a good thing President Bush has decided lo start relaxing the regulatory squeeze. Plans were afoot to raise regulatory spend­ ing In fiscal 1992 to a record high of more than 913 billion. Mure than 122,000 bureaucrats would have Im-cii devoting their cfTorta lo regulating Just about everything that anyone can Imagine. The red tape of regulation would have cost U.S. businesses nearly 9185 billion. That Is no way to treat a struggling economy. A better way to treat a struggling economy Is to loosen the regulations that stifle business acilvlly. This was done In the early 1980s. What fallowed was the bngest economic cxjianslon In American history. Berry’s World Tto TftlH K .— w e u *e«* t o WOlUtN ABOUT Bfe'NGr &AfXH n e v r c u s '. o The real ‘America First’ debate Th e hant-page New York Tim es leak of an early draft of a Pentagon document has revealed that a serious "Am erica First" candidate still may emerge. II Is not Pst Buchanan. It Is George Bush. Which should olTer a creative challenge to Bill Clinton and Paul Taongas: Can either of them be "Flrst-ler Than Th o u ? " Buchanan's version of "America First" has offered a scared, small-minded, whining, snivel­ ing. wim py view or America In. the world. !l Is a "Brat" only In the sense or who can scramble to the head of the line to grab goodies. Th e Department of Defense report goes the other way: It is about how to keep America In * al first place. It offers a plan that ofatlvely answers the popular question. Will America remain No. I? A l laaue ta the forthcoming bi-annual edition of "Defense Planning Guidance." the first since the end of the Cold War. It Is being prepared under the direction of DO D Undersecretary for Policy Paul W olfowlt*. one of Am erica's serious geopolitical Ihlnkera. (A real Clauscwliz Is Wolfowltx.l T h e Journalistic genesis of the story Is Interesting. As described In The New York Tim es, “ the document was provided ... by an official who believes Ibis post-cold-war tlrolcgy debate should be carried out In the public n dom ain." Ahem. T h a i Is visually code describing a liberal leaker who doesn’t npprove or a hard-line position. Bui this prelim i­ nary draft deserves lo be veiled, even w i t h Ih c T i m e s ' b re a th le s s h y p e c h a r a c te r iz in g n sober document. As the Tim es puts Hi " T h e classified document mokes Ihe case for a world domI noted by one s u p e rp o w e r ... A m e rica 's political and military mission In the posl-coltl-war f Can either of era will be lo Insure them be t h a t no r i v a l ‘Flrst-ler Than s u p e r p o w e r Is Thou?’ | allowed to emerge ... With Its focus on this concept of benevolent domination by one power, I lie Pentagon document articulates the clearest rejection todatr nf collective Internationalism." There will be greul conslcmallon about the document. Foreign statesmen, who privately pray that America will remain the sole stabiliz­ ing superpower, will profess shock. How else could a diplomat respond lo a newspaper slory that Ihc United States wants "benevolent dominance?" Th e Bush administration will also express shock — al the very Idea of Ihc leak of a preliminary internal document. The y will soy Ihe final document Is what counts, and that Ihc final tanguagr will be more moderate than Ihe characterizallona of the leaked version. But President Bush should nol overly moder­ ate Ihe philosophy of the document. Wc do Indeed wont "a one-superpower-world." Il can offer a global democratic situation friendly to our values, and with less threat from nuclear weapons and terrorism. As the document makrs dear, we want to work constructively with our allies, but we also want selective freedom of action. We can now cut defense spending, but we ought to do It cautiously. Not to pursue No. I status would be to abandon a historic opportunity offered only rarely, and to few nations. Th e Democrats will be tempted lo go the wrong way. Liberals faint at Ihc sight of power. T h is Is the election year debate wc deserve: how lo make America first — In Ihe world. J A C K ANDERSON Hospitals probed about staff perks ELLEN GOODM AN The workplace fails people B O STO N — Somewhere on the evening news. In between stories of various disasters and ads for various bodily dysfunctions, there appears the airline pilot. Well-paid but dlacontented. Ilandtom r us Ihe anchor man himself, but weary with hi* working man's lot. T h e pitot In this commercial vlgneiir hux come to his stockbroker lo plan for the fulurr before his horizons are reduced lo Polldrm mid Serenity. lie la In a rut — If there are nits In ihe sky — going back and forth between Detroit and Mlnneapolla. Together he and his attractive financial planner chart a new route for his life: an escape route. Th e ad has Intrigued me. and nol only os u break from the bran flakes, Il comes on the heels of an ad last year by a brokerage liousr that featured a cinema verile chat between well-heeled and burned-out executives. Only one had planned for what they all wished lo buy:: Ifreedom. I assume that businesses which deal with money for a living know what customers want to do with their greenbacks. In this case, thr financial planners are not promoting Mererdrs and mountain-top retreats. The ir message about what m a ny prosperous p ro p lr in American want la simple. The y want out Adm ittedly, this Is hardly a sentiment limited to the working well-oH. Nor Is It entirely new. It's In Ihe heart of many a lottery-ticket buyer. But when the American success story is an exit line, something la going on. A few years ago. when broadcaster Susan Slam berg waa asked what she wanted in ilu next, she answered In one word, "less." A l Ihe time I thought II waa a wonderfully rc c rn irlr response. Now II Is becoming the norm. Blame II on Ihe declining American work cthlc If you like, a creeping laziness in the culture. Tha t seems to be ihe favorite luck of the Japanese. Most of them, we are repeatedly told, work six days a week. Half of th rm don’t take their allotted vacation. Thousands also drop dead al their desks, victims or karoshi, death from overwork. But I attribute this longing for the door lo an enervating combination of burnout and alien­ ation, of overwork and underapprrcUtlon. a partyzrd economy and a grid locked genera lion. The case for exhaustion Is made most persuasively In "T h e Overworked Am erican" where Juliet Srh or chronicles Ih r rise of work hours In the past 20 years, the average employed person Is now on Ih r job an additional 1B3 hours or a full month. Indeed, our friendly pilot Is an exception. Ills hours arr rrgulalcd by law. Overwork Is due In lurge part to the economics of Ihe workplace. Costs — pensions and health Insurance — have made It cheaper lo pay fewer workers overtime than lo birr more workers. Th e growing gap bclwrcn the poor and Ihc rich Is also a gap between those who arr out of work und ibose who are overworked. Chnoscnneof Ihe above. In pan, overwork la dur lo Ihe economy of the 'HOs. Th e long slldr left Americans working more hours for Ihc same lifestyle. Th e sense of ge lling somewhere was replaced by the sense of the tread­ mill. Bui alienation Is nut just a matter o( hours. In the lust year. I have heard an e xtra o rd in a ry nu m b e r of xlorles about t hr uI - in o ip h c rc and a l­ t i t u d e s In I h r w orkplace. Stories ubul slmplr callous inlslrralm rnt. A drrudr ul take­ Th e alienation o v e rs . m e rg e rs , of even those downsizings and re­ w ho are structuring lias bad a making II In very personal cost. Am erica Is It’s turned legions of quite real. J b l u r - a n d w h ile collar workers Into dislocated refugees, ihe tsuit people of econom­ ic upheaval. Nell her they, nor ih r survtors and witnesses are likely lo pul their loyally Inlo a corporation tlial deals with jx-optr as In­ terchangeable digits. A l Ih r same lime that Ih r economy has gone down. Ihe demography has grown up. T h r baby-boom generation has met the mid-life crisis. Some arr trusiralrd trying to balance overwork and family. Olliers al 40 srr the slols at the top occupied by 45-yrur-old*. Where do you go when you can't go up? Oul? Th e pilot ol our commercial plot Iliac Isn’t yearning to lie on a beach. H r wants lo buy his own plane and fly (aroplr from one bearli to another. In Ihe fantasy department Ihls Is an aviator's equivalent lo owning a country Inn. Bui Ihc alienation of even those who arc making II In America Is quite real. It's not their work ethic that’s gone awry. It’s liar work. Ih r overwork, the lack ol respect and lire de­ teriorating relationship Is-tween worker and workplace. Until w r drul with Ilu- |>eoplr problem ihls languishing rt-uuomy can’t lly. It •an t even get oil Ihe ground. C W A S H IN G TO N - While patients are dig­ ging deeper Into their pockets to pay their hospital bills, some of their doctors are getting C lu b Med treatment thanka to hospital employee perks. Hospitals across the country keep their employees happy with Mexican vacations, rashIon shows and golf tournaments. At the same time, those hospitals ore Increasing their patient fees and are lobbying for higher Medicare reimbursement rates from the taxpayers. T h e hospitals say rewarding employees with special perks lx a sound way to do business. B u t iour sources say that the expenses worried the D e p a r t m e n t of Health and Human Services enough to send Its Inspector general to Investigate th e n o n -m e d ic a l ove rh e a d costs of some health-care or­ ganizations. f A hospital T h e results of that spent $15,000 Investigation will be to buy turkeys unveiled March 18 In for Its a hearing before the em ployees at House Energy and Thanksgiving, j Commerce Oversight and Investigations Subcommittee. Th e committee will learn that. In one case, a hospital spent more than $13,000 to buy turkeys for Its employees at Thanksgiving. That Is Just one expense from one of only four hraltli-care organizations that the In­ spector general looked al. Investigators had questions about at least a third of the expenses they reviewed. Since the Investiga­ tion just looked at u few hospitals, sources say the Health and Human Services Depart­ ment's next step will be to require that all hospitals complete a self-assessment of their overhead expenses. Th e Inspector general will then check up on a random simple. O u r reporter Allison Hawes obtained doc­ uments detalllrgt the findings from the Tour health-care organizations that have already been Investigated. Three hospitals In the San Antonio area, all managed by .Ihe Humana health manage­ ment organization, sponsored a golf and tennis tournament for the doctors who use those hospitals. T h e day-long event at an exclusive San Antonio club cost $7,592.58, Including tennis lessons, liquor, gift certifi­ cates and sport towels for Ihe players. Th e Inspector general alto looked at Allied Management Services of Scranton. Pa., which runs rehabilitation hospitals and a nursing home. T h e company spent more than $7,000 on a m ountain retreat for Its lop 19 executives last year. Allied rays II was a goal-planning session. Last year. Allied alio spent $7,097.74 on sweatshirts. In 1990, the com pany bought 1.460 turkeys for Its employees, crating $ 15.423.23. Th e audit at Ihc Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia turned up a $3,143.30 charge for moving one doctor's 7,000 pounds of tanks and furniture. $300 for a fashion show on Secretary's Day. and $880 to send an employee on vacation In Cancun. Mexico. In Ihe case of Ihe trip, thr employee Itad submitted a suggestion lhal hospital officials said would save them $42,000. Spokesmen al the hospitals defended thetr expenses as the normal cost of doing business In the private srcior. and are only a fraction of the coal of running a hospital. ' Employees are the strength of our organization." an Allied spokesman said, adding tlial only $40,000 of Ihe company's $62 million budget last year went lo these morale programs. Th e Idea that a business could operate w it h o u t p e rk s fo r Its e m p lo y e e s Is "puritanical." thr Humana spokesman told us. But the pstlnus who suffer sticker shock when they gel thru bills, may not agree. And neither may Ihe federal government, which Is picking up an Increasing share of (hose bills. m * �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. March 11, 1092 - • « County saves money by turning over wellfield protection project controversial because they restrict the types of development near the drinking water supplies. As part nf the duties under the *83.000 contract. CDM was to cruft the “ zones of Influence" for each of the major unincorporated public wnlcr supply wells. A zone of tnlhirtirr Is the area near a drinking water well whic h It contaminated, can pollulr the drinking water supply. The study was tabled until CDM completed their groundwnler model of the county under another contract, said county natural resources planner Collrcn Lagan. That study, released In August, showed much of Seminole County's d rin k in g water could he threatened with salt water Intrusion within 15 years If conserva­ tion measures aren't taken Immediately. laigan said the groundwater study would provide details of the underground water move­ ment that would be used In the wellfield ordinance. Bui aflrr the wafer manngeinem district liegan ottering wellfield protection services free nf charge to cities and counties. I tic county decided to switch lolhM n. ■v4.M ARKRARnSLD Harold Staff Wrltar SAN FOR D — Seminole County will save about S41.BOO by turning s wellfield protection project over to the St. Johns River Water Management District. After the county hired a consulting firm In I960 to prepare a state-required wellfield protec­ tion ordinance, the water management district began a program to offer free aid to cities nnd counties In the district with preparations for the ordinance. S )E .N M S # H t Construction underway at th* Intersection of Lake Mary Boulavard and Country Club Road. WaterUContlnued from Page 1A water facility. City Public Works Director mil T rm b y said the d ly has recently received bids on the project, expected to cost about $ 140,000. T c m b y said the water line project has been delayed due to the delays In the c o u n ty 's w id e n in g o f L a k e M a ry B o u le va rd . T c m b y said the water lines can't be Installed until the c ity know s where utilities would be burled and until construction begins. County Engineer Je rry Mc­ Collum said the widening was delayed a year while the county walled for a resolution to the litigation with Florida Power Corp. over the Issue of whether the city and county can force a utility company to bury their p o w e r lin e s fo r a e s th e tic reasons. The Florida Supreme Court said th?y could not. FPC sued the city and county In Ju n e 1990. saying such a requirement would cost them — and their customers — billions of dollars If similar requirements were Imposed thoughoul the state. Th e supreme court ruled In May 1991. a year laler, that such a requirement would force utility companies to raise rates, a (rower solely Invested In the Florida I’uhlle Service C o m ­ mission. The PSC does not allow the entire customer base of a utility to pay far locally-imposed re­ quirem ents. Th e etty subse­ quently decided to pay for the *1.3 million burial as part of a *3 million bond Issue. Ergonomics: Making the workplace fit the worker By KARIN SCHWARTS Associated Press Writer N EW Y O R K - Make the tool fit the worker. Ergonomics. It hardly sounds revoluilonary, but It’s revolutionizing the workplace. Chairs for proper posture, adjustable computer stations, assembly lines at the right height, and tools that don't vibrate seem sensible. Yet. S million Americans have Injuries that stem from Improper ergonomics, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health said. . , “ An ergonomic problem Is as likely to get you as everything else put together," said Roger Stephens, head of (he Occupational Safely and Health Administration's ergonomic division. Ergonomics has become a major workplace concern of the 1990s. Labor Is demanding It, companies are Implementing It. and governments arc regulating It. And some are making a profit from the problem. As In all fields, snake-oil salesmen exist, but work Is under way to accredit experts. Automation speeds the pace of work, nnd repetition of an awkward or overextended motion can stress the hands, arms, back or legs. By the next decade, half of all workers will have Jobs wllh the potential for repetitive-motion Injury. NIOSH said. In the past, a person using an old-fashioned typewriter, for Instance, stopped typing to makr corrections, change paper, and look up the spelling of a word. A person on a word processor has none of those bull) -In breaks. Th e consequences of poor ergonomics can be debilitating. Sandra Peddle was an assistant editor at New York Ncwsday In Long Island when a repetitive strain Injury In her forearms forecd her to take disability leave In 1999- she said. "A t m y worst I couldn't lift up a tracup. I couldn't dress myself." said Peddle, 37. She said pain still prevents her from driving or turning doorknobs. She tried to go back to work on a volce-acllvalcd computer, but found It loo painful. Her case Is extreme, but repetitive Injuries In ,1963 accounted for 3 ) percent of occupational Illnesses. By 1990, they accounted for 56 percent. " th e irS . O C k o u o rU b o r Statistics said. Aa a result. "Ergonomics Is becoming an ’Integra) part of an overall safety program within a number of large companies." said Marilyn Joyce, president of the Joyce Institute, a Seattle-based ergonomics consultant. "Ju st as safely people have to deal w llh fire hazards or chemical hazards ... they now are having to look at the tools that people are using." Textron Inc. Implemented ergonomic changes In 1989 In hopes of reducing track Injuries at plants that built helicopters and fasteners, said company spokesman Raymond W . Caine J r . Safely and production supervisors also were trained lo look for potential ergonomic hazards, he said. A year Into the program, the number of back Injuries was down 10 pcrrcnl and productivity Increased In some rases. Caine said. Toym akcr Milton Bradley Co., started an ergonomics program for Its employers In 1990. "W e want tl to be a good environment for our workers and It's not a good environment If yuu have aches and (Kilns liccnuac of whai you're doing." said spokesman Mark Mortis. W anted: M iss Manners for e -m a il Associated Prsss Writer_________ P IT T S B U R G H W hen a worker discovered the kickstand on tits motor scooter had been broken In his company's parking lot, a speedy way to express his rage was right at Ills fingertips. H e u se d h is e m p lo y e r 's electronic mall to denounce 300 people at oner w llh profanities In C A P IT A L L E T T E R S and these other harsh words: "If I discover anyone ta m p e ring w ith m y scooter again. I will cheerfully rearrange your face w/the 'gener­ ic blunt object' I carry w llh m e." Th e bad boy. who was quoted In "Connections," a new book on electronic communications, later ale his words by apologiz­ ing on the network to everyone in his building. But he's not the only one to forget about minding the PCs and Q* of computer etiquette. E-mall technology Is matching forward too fast for social rules to keep u p . le a v in g c o rre ­ spondents to polk-e themselves and sometimes commit gatfrs that would make Miss Manners wince. And unlike the phone, you can't Just hang up on e-mail. It's a message you can't refuse. "It's like all of the sudden there !s this park In the middle of m y company, and the park Is open and there are no hours posted, so anybody can go Intu the park and ravort." said Sara Klcsler. who wrote "Connec­ tio n s " w ith researcher Lee Sproull o( Boston University. Electronic messaging began In the U tr lOGOs as a brainstormtng tool far r o m p u lr r p ro ­ gram m ers. It spread rapidly HP through offices, schools and other Institutions because It's a quick, cheap way of moving m e m o s t h r o u g h a c e n tra l network. E-mall has already cut short the game of telephone tag. But It's not Just for staid Inquiries like, "How 's that project coming a l o n g ? " T o d a y the se d r a k lo p -to -d c s k to p w ire s are teeming wllh office gossip and small talk. K lc s lrr. a com m unications researcher at Carnegie Mellon University In Plllsburgh. said e le c tro n ic m e sse n g e rs uar rougher language than they'd use In speech because they don't sec the o t h r r person. And It's good to keep In mind that e-mail's not private. Mes­ s e n g e rs te n d to re a s s u re the m se lve s th e ir c o m p u te r chitchat disappears, but their words are probably being re­ corded on a disk or a printer somewhere. Klcsler said. W hrn things grt out of hand, like the scooter driver’s tantrum. It's known to hackers as "HamIng." "Usually It's foul language, the computer equivalent of scream­ ing and throwing things. They don't have to look Into lire face of someone they're doing It to.” said B ria n R etd, te ch n ic a l director nf thr Network Systems Laboratory at Digital Equipment Corp. In Palo Alio. Calif. He knows what ll’s like to be burned. Reid started using In­ ternet. the worldwtdr nrtwork of academia and Industry, to con­ tact other aquarium enthusiasts who collect the rare Irrsh w a in killing fish. But he stopped when takes from hecklers began out­ num bering constructive com ­ ments about the species. County commissioners voted Tuesday to cancel the remainder of their *83,000 contract with Camp. Dresaer and McKee and to "h ire " the district to complete the Job. Th e county tins already spent about *41,500 of the original •83.000 CDM contract. In 1988. Seminole County hired CDM to study how to prevent drinking water wells from becoming contaminated from pollutants. T h r protection ordinances, which have already been In cfTect In south Floridla for several years arc State files complaint Herald Staft Writer______________ SA N FOR D — Th e state has resumed Its battle against Semi­ nole County In an effort lo block a convenience store from being built south of Lower Weklva River State Preserve. "T h e county still doesn't quite understand what it fakes to protect a conservation area." said Je n n ife r M c M u rtra y, a biologist with the Florida De­ partment of Natural Resources. M onday. M cM urtray handdelivered a complaint from the governor and Cabinet and DNK lo county officials staling their approval or a convenience slorc south of State Road 46 and west of Longw ood-M arkham Road road failed to protect the nearby preserve and failed to comply w llh the state's 1988 Weklva River Protection Act. If the county falls to comply with the complaint's demand that the convenience store be blocked, the complaint declares the state may file suit against the county In Seminole County Circuit Court. RUDOLPOPEREZ R u d o lfo P e re z. 8 0 . 1009 W rnlw orth Court. Longwood. died Sunday. March 8 . at Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs. Bom Aug. 15. 1905. In Havana. Cu bs, he moved to Central Florida In I9H |. He was a m e rc h a n t seam an an d a Catholic. Survivors Indudc wife. Hilda: son. Roy. Longsuud. five grand­ c h ild r e n a n d t h r e r g r e a t ­ grandchildren B s ld w in -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. M ianusilr Springs. In charge ol arrangemenls. Th e bailie Itrgan three years ago. In April 1989. the stale Drpanm cnt of Com munity Af­ fairs filed a complaint wllh then-Gov. Bob Martinez and thr Cabinet staling the county's 1987 commercial land use des­ ignation for the site did not offer adequate protection lo the (ireserve and comply with the river protection law. In Ju ly 1991, the Firth District Court of Appeals sldrcl wllh the county and ngrrrd It could offer adequate pmlecllons im drr a commercial land use. When commissioners flnally approved the rczoning for I he store Dec. 10, they placed strin­ gent restrictions on ihc conven­ ience store, prohibit Ing gasoline pumps, requiring a 9 p.m. clos­ ing and requiring o "rustle" design. McMurtray said of the 70-odd commercial activities allowed under the county's commercial land-use designation, only a billboard vould have thr anrur or less Impact than a home as required under the protect ion act. "W e believe the governor and Cabinet are wrong," said assis­ tant county utturnty UlfihM* □root. “ W e- brttevc- She -Bounty^ commission acted sensitively in approving the store jrtth the Let |S a n fo rd H e ra ld | A d v e r t is in g H e lp Y o u In '0 2 :$22 2 (i I 1 O N TM I W A T1B h \\ \X *•*¥<• by Th* M If< fcpss.Mg 9% 9 Co*fW*y, •* tw$tr*kos *r«i boas*** toVy M osiA k TN*Mat*i t*fcj i*-t Ai v w i i pi,a*a*<s for itfvztMs 1l* Aitocm*** o*d w k of ««*><« SITE S TRAVEL SERVICE. INC. — TOskons & O*Sorts Fountain* •B74-377? I R WANTED: Dus loth* popularity of our groat rate program, m i oxpandlng and oponlng t positions: Outslds Salas axpaHsncad hill or part tlma ter tho Sanford araa. < ;ir I t I ll In siira iu T? II.I t ill \ , I V ' ll I li --I TONY RUSSI INSURANCE Ph. 322-0285 2575 S. Freuh Ave., Sasfonl x s f u t o -O w n e r s in s u r a n c e Public I H r. tlnm i-. I ar. H u iln m . tint- nanir u i i ll all. W h a t' li Thursday, March 13,1M2 Spaghetti with Meat Sauce Garden Salad Steamed Mixed Vegetables Gertie Roll Milk Z3 DEATHS REOf HOLD FR1CKEL Kclnhold Frtckcl. 92. 411 M a ld -O -Th c-M Ist, Fern I'a rk. died Monday. March 9, at his residence. Bam Aug. 27. 1899. In Campbell. Neb., he moved to Central Florida In 1986. lie was a master pcrclslon mechanic wllh Vickers In c , and a member o( Com m unity United Methodist Church. Casselbrrry. He was also a member of the Church Bowling League. Masonic East Gate Lodge 508, Low 12 Club. American Legion l*ost 400. and the AARP. Survivors include wtle. Anne: daughters. Audrey Anne Moore. Canton. M ich , Patricia Martin, Sorrento: one granddaughter. Iln ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. AllainontF Springs. In charge of arrarigriiirnts. gasoline pumps nnd the rustle design." B y J . MARK B ARFIILO MARIE QUAOLlOTTt Marie Q uaglloltl, 81, 1850 Bestland A v e , Deltona, died Monday. March 9. at Central Florida Regional Hoaptta), San­ ford. Bom Aug. 26. 1910. In B ro n x . N .Y .. she m oved lo Central Florida in 1978. She was a homemaker and a Catholic. not charge Interest on pre-need Installment payments - most othen do. W e refund 100% of all monies paid, at any time, for any reason - most othen do not. Survivors Indudc sons. Carl. Deltona. Robert-St. Petersburg: nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. We do not charge sales tax on merchandlse - most othen do. B a td w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n rra l Home. Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mary. In charge of ar­ rangements. We are locally owned and operated ’ are not. r SaiCKICRtlNHOtO M *m *rl«l services tor M r ftalitlteii FrkAto r «U he cenMKtoJ *1 IM C « M w M tr U n l M Methodist Church, C i i u l t o f f r i Thursday. M*rch It, to > 0 HI toth too * «» Kenrafh C rtu m v i tohdettng M irth , U rrm l* . Mn ft» tow. Cento*. Mkh end r . Ftorkto to Alton in to Fern Pari 5* towin Fekttotd iFwnerto Meme. nwrte to choree to art Diana ; f ___ iCTTK R. ORAHKOW __ £ ! * m i i MISCHUtTfMAM ikow Home I nitty OssM uU Opoxats* linos IBM U I U I aoo a. Alzymt aiyi.. taatMi. VL SS77* 3 2 2 -3 2 1 3 �■A - Sin lord Herald, Sanford, Flotldl - Wednesday, Mirch 11. 199? Presidential primary Supervleor ol Elections, Sandre Goard, monitors election results In the ballot counting room Tuesday night. Goard predicted a 39 percent voter turnout In Semlnolo County. She was cor­ rect. Nancy Cox, Oviedo city clerk, from left; Mary Ostrander, president of the League ol Women Voters and Seminole County Commissioner Pat Warren check the computer lor presidential primary election results last night. Closely monitoring election results Tuesday night are Bob Sturm, left. Seminole County commis­ sioner, Phillip E. Hampton, Oviedo councilman 3-DAY SALE County Continued from Page 1A county's R e p u b lic a n s vote d for Duchanon, compared to a 32 |H-recnt showing statewide with 99 percent of the state's 4,759 prcclnrl* reporting. S t r r c tm a n said S e m in o le County residents tend to be more conservative than elsewhere In the stale, which m ay account for the larger number of "memage" votes for Buchaiion. "In November, they'll be vot­ ing lor the president, so I think they’ll be voting for Hush.” he said. O ilm an In said county voters are belter educated than many other populations of the stale w hich m ay account for the higher turnout Tor Taongls than Clinton. National polls have shown Tsongls supporters tend to I k - better educated and have h ls tm tw y ln | th a n C linto n supponrra. Tsongls received a total of 38.6 |>rrrent of Seminole County's Democratic vote, compared to 38.1 (lercent of the voles going lor Clinton. Statewide. Clinton received 52 percent of the vote compared to 34 percent for Tsongls. Hut Clinton apparently lost much of his Seminole County support to former California governor llruwn. Nearly 22 percent of the county's Democrats and Fred Streetman, Seminole County commis­ sioner. •M0 StHCtlO R IO K M MW M 0 SPtCIALPMrHASt ITtUS Savings in Every Department Televisions. Video Products. Audio Products. Computers & Appliances! Vk H E H E S T OM ALL TELEVISIONS I No doomparnwnt and Na paymants until June I •On approved McDulWideoConcepti Purchase Power Program* account* on lafevaoton purchaiee ot»100 00 or mote-mtereU accrual aa ol June 1992 Following th« no mrarasi period. your remaining Dalartca win ba aubtact lo a tnanca charge ot up lo 2t*» APR (S 50 nwv ■ mum monthly lirvanca chargai dapandmg on your «•<• ol raaidanca Iralat lo your Account and Security Agraamanl lor tha APR applicable m you* tiara) 0 <1af good intough Saturday. March I a. 1992 Robert Dole snd James Baker were the most popular choices lor Presi­ dent Bush's vice presidential run­ ning male In the event the president decided not to run with Dan Quayle, a recant poll found. i> voted for Brown, rompared to a 12 percent average statewide. " I think you have lo look at the age group In the county and Brown's lax proposals." said GltmarUn. " I think there's still something of tlw Idealism of '60s that Is sllil here. T h is guy Is not u m oon-unit." i r Color TV with Ramata Control « * Welcome Newcomer! 1 8 8 97 13" Trinitron* Color TV with Remote Control 0 % INTEREST* On-screen displays. deed access snd auto programmable tuning. sleep timer. 101dionnet cable compattXe. raucprcuoxf h ” Florida's own Newcomer service" •dedicated to welcoming new residents. V 2 6 8 97 AV wmoow on-screen controls, channel block end aulo channel programming, sleep and on timer, kv until We will beat anybody's price any day nil Televisions. Video Products. 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Clinton had 562,547 votes, or 51 percent, to Tsongas' 579,472 votes, nr 54 percent, .terry Brown had 157.054 votes, or 12 percent. Willie dropouts Torn Hurkln and Boh Kerrey were each polling about I percent. By DAN S I W I L L Associated Press Writer MIAMI — Hill Cltnlnn's Florida victory provides nn Immediate (most to Ins hid lor the presidential nomination, while also raising some stale Demo­ cratic leaders' hopes for Novell) tier. "A lth o u g h Florida Is geographically the southernmost slate. In terms of who Florida Is. It's a mleroeosm of the country," said U.S. Sen. Bob Graham, part of stale Deniocratte leaders' strong push for Clinton. "Th e rael that lie did so well In Florida Is evidence dial he Is a national candidate. Il's going In give him a strong surge." President Hush also look Florida, easily van­ quishing conservative rival Patrick Buchanan In a In an unolllclal delegale count. Clinton had H7 Florida delegates secured. Tsongas 5H. and Brown three. Bush was winning more than Iwo lhlrds of the vole, while sweeping I he 97 delegates Stair GOP chairman Van Poole and Jc b Bush, lire president's son and campaign head In the state, said Buchanan should end Ills challenge now. "I think lie IBuchananl Is unraveling.” Poole said. "I think for the good of the party. Pot ought to step aside, particularly as he approaches llie numbers where It's innthemallenlly Impossible." Some Florida Itepublleans said they voted for Buchanan to send Bush a message, and Buchanan's hackers said his showing was significant In a stale that has been a Bush stronghold. Tsongas had hoped to use diverse Florida lo prevent a Clinton sweep of the South, and |nitls indicated the race was close In Its (Inal weeks. But the Arkansas governor broke away In the final days and enjoyed strong support from a What keeps Buchanan going? Maybe he’s having fun W it h his hard-l ine c o n ­ servative crusade, Buchanan al­ ready has succeeded In pushing Bush to the right, even prompt­ ing lire president lo renounce the 1990 d e f i c i t - r e d u c t i o n agreement In which he gave uji on Iris no-ncw-laxes pledge. So. with nn hope of winning Ihc nomination, why doesn’t Buchanan give up? Huchunnn supplied a defiant a l o w e r as he a r r i v e d In DearUirn. Mich., lo rhalleuge ■v T B R IN C I HUNT AP Whlta Homo Correspondent W A SH IN G TO N - Mainstream Republican leaders are leaning on challenger Patrick Buchanan lo ntrnndon lire race Irefore his Idrolnglcal crusade wounds the Grand Old Party. President Bush has won every ••oiliest — eight on Sii|n-r Tues­ day — but Buchanan claims victory of a different sort. And he vows In stay put Bush next Tuesday In lhal alale and In Illinois. "lie IBunhl Is winning votes, but we have been winning the hearts of the American people, and we’re going lo eonllnue to do so." Buchanan said. Making clear that lie Is waging an Ideological bailie lor I he heart of ilie G O P , Buchanan told cheering supporters, "W e have lorn away one third of the RrpubUran Parly from the na­ tional establishment (or good." Super Tuesday gave Bush ennvinelng victories In eight mates, mostly In the South, adding lo ih r seven primary and caucus victories earlier. "F o r all practleal purposes. President Bush has won Ihc nominal Ion." White House press secretary Marlin Fltzwaler de­ clared. "W e are winners again to­ night,” Bush said. i M d J u f f W , •MOSutCTtoniauiM m w ahoshcui rvaemst irtus Savings in Every Department— Televisions, Video Products. 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Anil If he w Iuh his party'* nomination, they may even Mirk with him Bit* fall Iruitrnd of defecting, a* usual, lo the Republican candidate. President Hush also won trig In I h r S o u t h , k e e p i n g challenger Patrick Buchanan lo less than a third of the vote In rigid GOP ronlrsls. Bui Bush Is still dogged hy the Impression hr can't define his e u udlducy or co n tro l Ills l*°rty. It ('Union cun deleat Paul T s o n g a s In I l l i n o i s a nd Michigan next week, lie'll be widely viewed us unstoppahlr — and Democrats will have parly unity that Republican* can o nly dream about If Hurlmnan keep* his vow to stay In the race until the California primary In June. Cllnlon. the Arkansas gov­ ernor. started Ills cam|Mllgn us an establishment centrist tail sounded Increasingly like a liberal populist as Super Tuesday drew near. The shut jrald oil with overwhelming supjxirt from whites, blacks and Hispanic*! he ii Imi did well with union inemliers amt low-tncome voters. Dermieruls haven't carried Ih r South III a presidential e l e c t i on si nc e G e o r g i a n Jim m y Carter swept Ih r re­ gion In 1976. Ih r Iasi lime Ihr Democrats won the Willie House. “ Cllnlon brings the Irmlltloiiii! Democratic coalition. H r would make It slgnlllcandy more dlllleull lor Hush In win In the South." said R e p u b l i c a n p o lls te r Nell Nrwliouse. Bush's 70-prrcrnl showings against an acerbic protrsl candidate ra nic as a poll slmwed Ills approval rating ul 59 perrcnl and Ills eham rs against Cllnlon or Tsongas no lieller Ilian even — a wor­ risome add iiniisii.il situation lor an Inrurnticnt. t h e s e a re n' I nam e less Anelyele Democrats. They're Individu­ als whose weaknesses and fallings have tiern publicized lor months and the A IK'Washlnglon Posl (Mill sug­ gests voters are starting to see them as viable ultrrnailvrs to Bush. Republican* are beginning lo understand lhal Bush's real prohlrm Is neither Buchanan nor i lie lagging reonmny. tail llie way voters pererlvc him. Their lask Is to convince an electonile yearning for rhungr Bmt Bush can lie the agent of change. Thongas. mcanwhltr. has a dlllleull week ahead. T h e lom irr Mussai husrlts senator goes Inin Michigan and Illi­ nois with scant money, organl/atlon or momentum d rspllr victories Tuesday In Massachusetts. Rhode Inland and Delaware. Ilr'll find Rust Belt cornIHiiilou uni uiily (m m Cllnlon h u t a l s o 111) m f o r m r r California Gov. Jerry Brown, who did n i win any Su|icr Tuesday ronlrsls hill ap|iriil* to some lllH-ruls and labor voters. And Tsongas faces another problem. He has to gel his iialo back. Ills uppea! In early ro nlcsts stem m ed la rge ly from In* Image as an un-p oh llrla u — someone w ho had speelllr Ideas and stuck w ith them , even ll they were not popular. 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Those post holes were found In the Illinois River Valley In the 1960s. he said. One congressman wrote 996 bad checks W A S H IN G TO N — Many account holders took advantage of a generous overdraft policy at the House bank. Including the sergeant-at-arms who ran the facility and one lawmaker who wrote 990 bad checks, an ethics report says. “ The longstanding practice of the House bank In honoring overdrafts on members' accounts was unwise and should have been discontinued years ago." the House ethks committee said. The committee's majority report, obtained Tuesday by The Associated Press, said the defunct bank's no-penalty pollry for overdrafts was unknown to some House members. Hut "m any others knew about It and took full advantage" of the policy, the report said. "It ultimately brought discredit to all members and. most seriously, to the House as an Institution." Medicinal marijuana users dismayed W A S H IN G TO N - Jim Dames and T im Hraun say they feel betrayed by a federal government that reneged on Its promise to provide free, legal marijuana to ease (heir suffering from AIDS. "W e've gone through all the hoops." Dames. 36. said Tuesday from his home on Michigan's upper peninsula, referring to hts own efforts and those of his doctor. "We've acted In good faith." The Food and Drug Administration. Dames said, "agreed with our reasons. So where Is the problem? They don't have any grounds to stand on." In Minneapolis. 44-year-old Draun said the government’s decision to deny the marijuana had been "made by some bozos that don't gel their fat duffs out of the office and ask doctors who work with patients like this, talk to the patients who are using It. talk to the families and friends that see the difference." Iraq wants U.N. sanctions removed U N IT E D N A TIO N S — Iraq's top envoy Is pleading for an rasing of crippling U.N. sanctions but has found Utile sympathy from U.N. officials, who say their findings show that Ilaghdad continues to defy cease-fire accords. Tarlq Aziz. Iraq's deputy prime minister, was to appeur before the Security Council today to answer charges that Iraq Is hiding weapons and Ignoring other provisions of the cease-lire that ended Ih r Persian Gulf war. Dut Aziz — the chief Iraqi spokesman during the Persian Gulf crisis------- Is expected to argue that the government of Saddam llu M rln is rftitklng good faith efforts to meet U.N. demands and should b r rewarded with at least a partial lining of economic sanctions Idltarod front-runner nears finish NOME. Alaska — Swiss-born m ushrr Martin Duser pushed luward a record finish — and a 150.000 prize — In the grueling. 1.139-mlle Idltarod Trail dogsled race today. Duser. who finished second last year, raced along the frozen Dering Sea coast. Race officials expected him to reach Nome about I a.m. — or 5 a.m. E S T — and become the first person to finish the Anrhorage-lo-Noine trek In under 11 days. Duser. 33. of Dig Lake, left the checkpoint at White Mountain. 77 miles from Nome. Tuesday afternoon after a mandatory eight-hour rest. ‘60 Minutes' and CB S keep winning LOS A N G E L E S — The derring-do of "T h e Young Indiana Jones Chronicles" failed to dislodge "6 0 Minutes" from the top ratings spot, but It did help ADC pull Into second place behind CBS. The ADC adventure series, based on the hit movie trilogy, plurrd 10th last week In the ratings, the A.C. Nielsen Co. reported Tuesday. Overall. CDS had a 13 ruling. ADC a 12.9 and NDC a 12. Each ratings |x>lnl represents 9 2 1.000 homes. CDS' "6 0 Minutes" was the most-watched show on television last week, followed by ADC's "Roseanne." In network news. ADC scored another victory, this lime with a 10.7 rating. CDS had a 9,1 and NDC an 8 .6 . From Associated Press reports Senators offer tax amendments, Bush veto seen By J IM L U T H M APTax Wrltsr____________________________________ W A S H IN G TO N — Senators are lining up pet amendments to lack onto a Democratic middleincome lax cut that Is destined to tie vetoed by President llush. One amendment would substitute the presi­ dent's version of a mlddle-lncomr tax cut. even though he has asked that action on It be delayed until a short-term plan to stimulate the economy cun lie (Mssed. Some Republicans are planning to offer Hush's pnifused tSOO-per-chlld Increase In Ih r personal exemption. Tne higher rxrm ptlon would be less beneficial to low er-incom e fam ilies than w o uld the •300-prr-chtld tax credit that Is Ih r heart of the Democratic plan. Dut the G OP amendment would use spending reductions rather than lax Increases on the wealthy to pay for the lax rut. Sen. David Pryor. D-Ark.. who chairs the Senate Aging C tsn m lllrr. was leading off the |urudr of amendments with one designed to slow I tie rise In drug prices. Ills plan, on which a vote was scheduled lialay. would reduce special lax benefits for drug manufacturers wtuise prices rise (aster than the grnrral rale of Inflation. I-cailcrs hope the bill ran be passed this week, e lra rln g Ih r w ay for Congress to find a compromise with a similar llouae-pasaed version and gel it to Bush by the March 20 deadline h r set for action. But the president emphasized anew Tuesday I hat h r will trio the Democratic bill, which would cut taxes fur 3 1 million families, brrausr It would raise taxrs on the wealthiest 800.000 Americans Associated Press Writer_________ LOS A N G ELES Natalie Cole's tribute to her late father. "Unforgettable." and newcom­ ers Color Me Dadd won two honors each at Tuesday's sixth a n n u a l Soul T r a i n Music Awards. Miss Cole, w lu also was tills year's top Gram m y winner and w o n A m e r i c a n M u s i c a nd N AACP Image awards, added Soul Tra in trophies for best RAD-soul album of the year for a female artist and best Jazz album. Th e vocal quartet Color Mr Dadd's "I Wanna Sex You U p " garnered Soul Train honors for RAD-soul song of the year and Ix-st single by a group, band or duo. L u th e r Van dross won RAD-soul album of the year for male artist with his "Power of Love." and gospel sensations Dclle and CcCe Wlnans won top gospel allium fur "Different Lifestyles." The hip-hop smash Doyz II Men w as nam ed best new* RAD-soul artist on the strength of the group's single. "It's So Hard to Say Goodbye." Th e vocal quartet Jodecl's "Forever My Lady" won the Soul Train award for RAD-soul album of the year by a group, band or duo. Keith Washington's "Kissing Y o u " was named best male RAD-soul single. Debut artist Lisa Fischer had the best female single with "H ow Can I Ease the Pain." Public Enemy's "Apocalypse '91 ... Th e Enemy Strikes Black" was voted best rap album of the year. Rapper Hammer's "To o Legit to Q u it" was named best RAD blues-soul music video. Singer-com poser Prince re­ ceived the Heritage Award for career achievement following a s e r e n a d e t r i b u t e b y Patti LaDelle. Stephanie Mills and Rosie Gaines. "Y o u know sometimes I'm criticized for going too fast and trying to say too m u ch." the flashy Prince said. "Dut I try and speak when I'm spoken to and with your support I'll speak a little bit more." Janet Jackson received the Sam m y Davis J r . Award as entertainer of the year. Her brother. Michael Jackson, was shut out for soul-RAD single by a male and best video for "Dlack or W hile." Th e two-hour celebration of b l a c k - o r i e n t e d m u s ic w as broadcast from the S h rin e Auditorium by Tribune Enter­ tainment Co. on Independent television stations nationwide. Some markets will broadcast the show later In the week. Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SKM INOLKCOUNTY. FLORIDA CASK NO i ft M il CA 14 0 BENEFIC IA L SAVINGS BANK. FSB. Plointlff. OE E HE NOE R SON. etc . et a l. Dofondants NOTICE OF SALK NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN that pursuant te Summer? F Inal Judgment of Foreclosure deled Fetoruer? 20. 1991. in Case No 91 m s CA 110 Ms the Circuit Court In end for Stmlnole County. F lo rid a In which BENEFIC IA L SAVINGS BANK. FSB Is the Plaintiff and DEE HENDERSON, etc. »t e l. are the Defendants. I will sell to the highest end best bidder for cosh ot 11:00 A M on the list day of March. 1991, af the West front stops of the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, the following described rool property as set forth Ms the Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure EXH IBIT “ A North IS foot of South 102 S toot of West 200 leet of Eost 340 foot of Lot 12. B IS H P A M PLANTATION, according to the plat thereof, recorded In Plat Book 1. page 09. Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida Parcel #09 21 29 S09 0000 OloD; North 221 feet of South US feet of Eost I2S feet of West 41S feet of Lots U. 12 ond Eosf 12 feet of Wost 240 feet of North IIS feet of South US feet of Lot U . BISHPAM PLANTATION, ac cording to the plat thereof, recorded In Piet Book l. page 49. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida Parcel #01 21 29 SOf 0000 0140 West 2S feet of Lot 14 (lots port deeded to County) BISHPAM PLANTATION, according to the plat thereof, recorded in Plat Book I. page 49. Public Records of Seminole Count?. Florida Parcel #01 21 29 SOf 0000 OUB North 77.1 feet ot South 02.S feet of Cost MS feet ot West SOS feet of Lots 14 end 12. BISHPAM PLANTATION, according to the plat thereof, recorded In Plot Book 1, page 49. Public Records of Seminole Count?. F lor Ida O A TE D this 2Sth da? of Feb ruary. 1992 MARYANNE MORSE CLER KO F THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: Jane E Jasowic As Deputy Clerk Publish March 4. II. 1992 OEP 44 IN TH K CIRCUIT COURT. E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FL0RI0A. • CASK NO. 91 li t CA14K DIVISION: K CITIZEN S F ID E L IT Y BANK ANO TRUST COMPANY d b/a PNC MORTGAGE SERVICING COMPANY Plaintiff. JAMES J MCDONNELL.et a l. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO JAMES J MCDONNELL Residence Unknown I m I Known Mailing Address 104 Ridge Reed Lake Mary. Florida 33m DONNAR MCDONNELL Residence Unknown Lott Known Mailing Address 104 Ridge Road Lake Mary. Florida 32244 any unknown heirs, devisees, grenteet. assignees. Honors. Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices creditors, trustees or other claimants claiming by. through a n d u n d e r J A M E S J. MCDONNELL and or DONNA R MCDONNELL Residence: Unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action to foreclose the mortgage encumbering the following property In Seminole County. Floridei Lot 3. CRYSTAL RIDGE, ac cording to the Plat thereof as recorded In Piet Book 31. pages M. 97 end 9*. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida has been filed by the Plaintiff against you end others In the above entitled cause and you ore required to serve e copy of your written defenses. If any. to It on Plaintiff's attorneys. SMITH A SIMMONS. P A . 112 West Adams Street. Suite 1114. Jacksonville. Florida 32302. on or before March 13. 1992. and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or Imme diately thereafter, otherwise, a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the complaint or petition WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on this 17th day of February, 1992 (Court Seal) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Circuit Courf By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publish February 19. 24 A March 4. II. 1992 0EO22S IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 924344-CA DIVISION 14 P FIRST UNION MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A CAMERON BROWN COMPANY. Plaintiff. C o u n ty . F lo r id a w h tre ln M A R G A R E T T E N B COM PANV. INC. Is Plointlff and A N G ELA M FARNSWORTH art Defendants. I will sell to the highest ond best bidder for cosh at the Wost front door of the SEMINOLE County Courthouse In Sanford. Florida, al II 00 o'clock A M on April 2. 1992. the following described property as set forth in said Final Jvdg ment. to wit: lot 30. Block O SUNIAND ESTATES, according to the Pla» thereof os recorded In Plat Book II. Pages 19 through 22. Public Records of Semlne*e County. Florida O A TE D February 24. 1993 M ARYANNE MORSE As Clerk of 4aId Court By JeneE Jasowic As Deputy Clerk Publish March 4.11.1992 OEP 41 IN THK CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLK COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO: 91 ItSS CA l i O L IB E R TY NATIONAL BANK. Plaintiff. vs GULF STATES VIDEO BIZ. INC etai . Defendant!«) NOTICK OF SALE NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to o Final Judgment dated February 21. 1992. in C a s e N u m b e r 91I9SSCA U G . ol the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial District In and tor Seminole County. Florida In which L IB ­ ER TY NATIONAL BANK Is the Plaintiff and GULF STATES V IO EO BIZ. E T AL Is the Defendant. I will sell to the highest and best bidder tor cash at the Wost Front Door of the County Courthouse, in Sanford. Florida, at It 00 a m on Morch 24. 1992, the following described property set forth In the Final Unit #29 of Harbour Bond. Phase II. o Condominium, ac cording to the Declaration of Condominium thereof, recorded In Official Records Book IS47. Pege 927. and the Amendment to Declaration of Condominium, recorded In Official Records Book I|I4. Pages 0934 through 0911. all of the Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida, together with oil appurtenances thereto. Including an undivided of said Condominium os set forth In the above described Declaration end Amendment thereto » D A TE D this Februery 27. 1992 MARYANNE MORSE CLER K O F CIRCUIT COURT BY JeneE Jesowic As Deputy Clerk Publish March#. II. 1992 OEP 40 ZI AD MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD, at al. Defendant(sI ' NOTICE OF ACTION TO ZI AO MUHAMMAD MUHAMMAD l/K/A: 171 HIM Stratt - Unit 30 Casselberry. FL 32707 CURRENTAD0RESS UNKNOWN and If Defendant Is deceased his/her respective unknown h e lrt. devisees, grantees, assignees, creditors. Honors and trustees, ond all other persons claiming by. through, under or against the named Defendant, YOU ARE N O TIF IE D that an action to foreclose o mortgage on the following property m SEMINOLE County. Florida: U N IT 20. SOUTHPORT. A C O N D O M IN IU M . P H A S E SEVEN. ACCORDING TO THE D ECLA R ATIO N OF CONDO M INIUM AS RECORDED IN O R BOOK 1432. PAGES 1777 T H R O U G H 1194 O F T H E PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA hat boon filed against you end you ore required to servo o copy of your written defenses. It any. to It on Michael J Echevarria. P A . Plaintiff's attorney, whose address Is 401 B a y th o re Boulevard. Suit# 7S0. Tampa. Florida 33404. on or before April I I 1992. end tile the original with this Court either before service on Plaintiff s attorney or Immediately thereafter, other wise e default will be entered against you for the relief de mended in the Complaint or petition This notice shall be published once each week for tour consoc utlvo weeks In the Sanford Herald WITNESS m? hand and the seal of this Courf on this 4th da? ot March. 1992 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Court By Cecelia V. Ekorn A» Deputy Clark Publish March II. II. IS A April 1.1992 OEP )29 IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OF THK KIOHTKKNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN ANOFOR SKMINOLKCOUNTY OENKRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 91 1999 CA 14 O M A R G A R E T T E N A COM P A N Y .IN C . Plaintiff. VS- ANGELA M et us . et a l. FARNSWORTH. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALK NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment al Foreclosure dated January 10. 19TJ. And Order Rescheduling Sale dated February IS. 1992 e n t e r e d In C a s e N o 91 2000 CA 14 G Of the Circuit Courf of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT IN AN D FO R SKMINOLK COUNTY, FLORIDA CASK NO. 91 1114-CA -14 K F IR S T F E D E R A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION OF OSCEOLA COUNTY. Plaintiff. CHRISTOPHER DEL GUIDICE as last surviving Director and Trusts* of COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE. IN C . a Oitsoved Florida corporation, as General Partner ol COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE. L T D . o Difttoved Florida Limited Partnership, ot al.. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered herein. I will sell the property situated In Seminole County, Florida, described at Lot 4. C O U N T R Y C LU B V IL L A G E . U N IT O N E. oc cording to the Plot thereof as recorded in Plat Book 22. Pages 4. S and 4. Of tha Public Records of Seminole County. Florida at public sale, to the highest and best bidder for cosh ot the West Front Door. Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, ot 11 00 A M on the 2nd day of April. 1993 Dated February 24.1992 MARYANNE MORSE CLER K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: JaneE Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish. Martha. II. 1992 OEP 43 NOTICE Minority ond women owned enterprises' bids being sought by Koblar Constructors A Engineers Protect Is City ot Sanford Water Reclamation Fa clltty Bid date is March IS -1992 Specific bids needed are paint Ing. grassing, landscaping, building trades, suppliers. Nnc Ing. pevlng. end electrical For more information call (tta) 3710039 Publish March 0 - 24. 1992 OEP 194 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE March 10.1991 9 00 AM Aviles Auto Repair •9)5 S U S Hwy. 17 92 Maitland. Fla Cars stored same location 1 1943 Ford V INI3A4SC141344 2 1993 Ford VIN#IFABP34XSOKIOOIO! Publish March 11.1992 D EP 114 "Unforge tta b le ," which re­ vived Miss Cole's career, was a change In styles for the singer, who lias dabbled In rock. Jazz and RAD In u career dating to Ihc mid-1970s. A tribute to her father. Nat "K in g” Cole. It Is a collection of pop standards he recorded years ago. For the title ru t. Miss Cole used m o d e rn-da y re co rd in g wizardry to sing a duet with her father, who died In 1963. Th e album also won seven G ram m ys and two American Music awards, und Miss Cole received three linage awards Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICK OF FICTITIO U S NAME Noitee Is hereto? give* the! I am engaged m business at P 0 Boa 170n r long wood Seminole Count?. Florida, under the Fictitious Nome oI NUESTRA M U ilCA . ond that I intend to register sold name with the Secretary at Slate. Tallahassee. Florida, m accordance with the previsions of the Fictitious Nam# Statute. To Wit Section 60S Of. Florida Statutes itW Rolando luge March 11. iff] OEP IN IN THR CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E ISTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLK COUNTY. FLORIDA CASK NO: t l m CA l« 0 ALAFAVA PROPERTY COR PORATION. a Fiartda corporation Plaintiff. vs IN T E R N A T IO N A L E X E C U TIVE HOMES. INC . a Florida corporattan. Defendant NOTICK OF SALK NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN that on the Snd da? af April i f f } at II 00 A M al the Seminole Count? Courthouse Ms Santor d Seminal# Count?. Florida MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk of the Circuit Court, will offer tor sale to the highest and best bidder tor cash, at putoiK out cry. the fallowing described property mi Seminole Count?. Florida more particular!? dr sentood as follows lots I. S. ond I. SOUTH PARK BUSINESS CEN TER R E P lA T. according to the Plat thereof os recorded ms Plat dot* I t Pages 21 and I I Public Records af Sommoto County Florida The above saN *s made pur suant to Final Judgment o* Faroe insure entered m the NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereto? given that I am engsgs# in business at tit Cambridge Dr . longweod. Seminole Count?. Florida under the Fictitious Name of PHOTO GRAPHV IN MOTION, and that I intend to register said name with the Secretary oi State Tallahassee. Florida, in ac cordance with the previsions a* the Fictitious Name Statute To Wit Section MS Of Florida Statutes test Catherine H St Onge March 11 ieei OEP Ilf NOTICK OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice Is hereto? given that I am engaged m business at !H Cambridge Dr . longweod. F t. Seminole Count?. Florida under the Fictitious Nam# o» TEA M SO NIC D J E N T E R T A I N M E N T. and that I m«end to register said name with the Sacretar? o« State Tallahassee Flaride »n accordance with the prtvisians at the Fictitious Name Statute. Te * .t Section 94199. Florida Statutes 1947 Rand? St Onge March II. let] OEP lit IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto sot my hand and aftKtai seal this ttth day at February. 1992 ISK A U MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By Jenof Jasowic Deputy Clerk Publish March#. II 1902 O fP 37 i Look f o r your name in our classifieds and W IN 2 FREE MOVIE TICKETS!!! Herc’a how you cun win: Each day one of our subscriber's names will appear somewhere In a line ad In the classified section. If It's your name, you win 2 FREE tickets to the movie of your choice ot Litchfield Cinemas. Just claim your tickets ot the Sanford Herald within 7 days und enjoy the show! . STEPHEN KING'S t h e Iaw nmow er M an JE FF FAHEY P IER C E BROSNAN ® MW 1IM I I M I U B See our display ad in the People Section for complete movie listings A l I MOVIl S lit S 11 IU O SOUND a» Mtmu.iagvMvf «!« mm -4 V �K m , ® Sports F ; IN S ID E: ■ People. Page 4B ■ Comics. Pago 6B ■ Classified. Page 8B State’s top J C player LO C A LLY O C S slams Lake Highland O K I.A N D O — llltlln>! three R .nnil slams d u rin n a 14 run loiirth lim ing. O rn n (Jrw m «l C h ristian School rallied lor a 22 20 ulrls' solth.ill vie lory lu e s d a v cvrn ln R river l.ake Highland 1‘ri-p n l Lake Fatrvlew Park TratltriK 14 7 rn lrrln R the fourth Inning, thr­ o e s Kam s overtook 1-ake Highland behind gram l slam s Irotn .len n lfrr D liktnson. Melanie Hogan and Allison llershev Dleklnson led the Ham s' Hi-hit attack In­ going 4 lor -5 vs Ith a doulile am i six K ill Hogan was 4 lor -1 with lour K ill while llershev was 2 lor 4 w ith lour K ill Also lot Ornilgewood. 1.1/ llu llo rd was 4 lor 4 w ith three Kill O R A N G EW O O O C H R IITU N U LAKE H IG H LA N D }. O rir^vrM dChm flin O# (H I I 11 H 1 lab* M.ghl-rxJ P»»p 411 9 1 19 1 4 D'tfctnton MuflOfd (41 •**! Grrmsm AtM tr WP D 'kmv)n 1101 IP AiMon <0 II JB O***>gr«*orw1 D'lb««%o« JB Non* MB O Mngr»otHl D.tbirwm Hogsn MefOve* Hrf tKdt Or«r>g**ori1 Chrltfion 4 0 l Ah* M*g*rlA*vl Pr»p 0 I Rains halts U C F Classic O K I.A N IK J — H a y to the University ol Central Florida Classic Ivisehall tournam ent was hailed In rain in the lllth tu ning ol U C F 's garni- against t Iregon Slate w Ith tile Knights leaillng 2 0 In 1 uesdav s first game. Kvansvllle lluill.m al deleated Illinois C h ica go It 4 I lie U C F Oregon Stale game was to resume at I I a m tills m orning latter on today. Oregon Stale will play Illinois-Chicago al I p m and the Knights w ill take on Kvansvllle at 7 p m Girls basketball registrations S A N F O K I) R e gistratio n lor the West Sanford Hoys ft U lrls C lu b 's girls haskethull league Is u nderw ay U lrls ages 10 15 are elieouragt-d to |oln Cost Is $5 plus $1 lor tile \ early dues i| not already a in e m li r ol the C'luli Ih e season starts M an'll 14 anil continues through A pril Keglster al tin- West Sanford branch Irotn 4 p m to 0 p lit Momlav Thursday on Friday Irotn 4 p in to lip .m and on Saturilay Irotn 10 a m to 2 p in For m ore In ln u n a lln n . ra il the C h ili at 440 2450 YM C A Youth baseball ARO UND T H E N A TIO N Ex-Seminole sets PR C O l.lIM IIU S . O hio — Sem inole High S, Imol graduate Yolanda llaker. now a student at the U niversity ol Illinois, set u |M i"ciual Im-s | lit the 2or).ineter d a s h a t the 1002 W om en s lltg Ten IndiMir I rat k C lvu n p lo n slu p a t t Hilo Stair llaker docked a lim e ol 24 Mil. good lor third III the event She also placed third III tin 55-m e ler daxtl with a lim e ol 7 l>M W H A T ’S HAPPENING Baseball Lake Mary at Seminole, 3 30 p m Lyman al Lake Brantley / p rn Lake Howell at Oviedo / p m Junior College Baseball Brovard (N C ) College at Seminole Com m unity College. 1 p m (doublohoadei) Softball Seminole vs Bishop Moote at Fort Mellon Patk. 3 30 p m Mainland at Lake Mary Varsity at 4 p m |umor varsity at f> 16 p in Spruce Crook at Lake Brantley Junior varsity at 0 p rn . varsity at / 30 p m Boys’ Golf at Lxana Boys' Tennis Lyman vs Lake Brantley .it Sunlamlo Park. 3 30 p m Mainland at Ovtodo 3 3 0 p m Girls' Tonnis Lyman vs Lake Biantley .1! Saulando Park 3 30 p m Mainland al Oviedo 4 p m Weightlifting Seminole at Oviedo 3 16 p m Lake Mary at Spruce Cieek 4 p m OeLand al Lyman. 3 30 p ni Lake Howell al Lake Biantley 3 30 p rr C o m p ile d fro m e ta tf a n d w ir e re p o rta BEST BETS ON TV ' L- IIAS K KTH AI.L H |. in |VI Hulls II I Hovtoil Celtics .it C tlli.ig n C o m p le te lis tin g s on P a g e 2B n? S A N K HU) I If honors just keepi om lng II Scmlnolf C o in m u rd lv College basketball player llrtan \ . is4ui etillci ts m any m u rr awards h r s going to lia v r to tmlltl .1 lieu trupliy case the l.itrst honor is tin* bent vet .»s •lit* sophomore guard w.is nam rtt the Florida C o m m u n ity College Athlcth A hs<m'i«ittoil s IMayer ol the Year in .1 vote ol the si.ili s junior college coaches during the stair tnuriia tnent in H railriiton last weekend Nason lu l|M (l bis n u n cause as lie scored lb |»omts m just 20 iiilm itrs ol pi.iv m tin* North S o u lli All Star f illip Iasi Saturday 111 from ol Ihe coaches T ile all siar gam* was math op ol o tlirr alFconlereiice player?* w host- it am s .li.I nni make tlie slate lim rn a m rill Held Saturdav 1 nded up b« trig a bin dav for the Mill Florida Greyhounds upset Patriots B y T O N Y D a S O R M IE R Herald Sports Ethlot _______________________________ I.O N C .W O O I) It 111.iv nut li.ivc tltc same ring an I inkers tu l.vcrs tn l ham hut tin- <iiiutiluallnn til ( u h I/ is / tu Hlnhiip to A<«-\ was the ilIH r r r iu T 111 I.Vinan s 7 <i upset will uver laikc H ia n lli-y 111 a Si inliiult A tlllclti C onlcrcnrt- girls sullhall game TttrtMliii alter noun I In- lin y huim ils w in i n ales a lnng|.UIl atop tile- S A C stantllngs t u n i nth l.vm ail 14 4 n vrralll and 1-akr Hranllcy iH 4| an- tint with l.ake M a n anil laikc Howell lor lirst pi.it ■ with 2 I i iinli-rriH • m arks O vlcilo Is 1 2 tu till- S A C w title Sem inole 1st! 4 I railing 7 4 < iitcrm g tin seventh tim ing, l-akc llta n llry t* lulu Hi-lm t-rs drew a one-nut w alk and M an \ Hnllon n-ached on an e m ir Alter a pinch hitler Im cil out to third haseman An lira C a m p lx ll. Patriot See L y m a n . Page M l lY M A N i LAKE B R A N TL E Y . I or m o r e m lo r i o a l io o c a ll 4 2 I 0 0 4 4 n Conference ol w hich SCI is a n u -m U r .is Daytona I leaf b C n m m u rd tv del* .»»««! I lorld.i Com im m ttv Collrgi at .larksfinv Hie in ib r sum finals in gtv 1 the <o n lrrrn c i Us hrsi si.in* rbamplons|ii|» situ * l *»70 III* F C C A A award gives \asnti Itntn M emphis T f nil . <i •If.in s w «*|» nf ill* <O.U In s aw aids l.a lf Iasi iliontb. Im* was vntfd lilt Mi<l Florida Ciiiderrn* f I*lav•r ol the Ye ar Nason alsfi i m iv n l flu S anloid S* iiilnnl* J a v ie rs .liintor College S< liolar Athlete ol tin Year award I uesdav nflem ooii Isi r r« laleil sinrv P.igt Jll| Th e t» 100 1 I im h shooting pliant sbnnld have al least one more honor m in in g Ills wav as be will almost undotihlrdlv w ill I m named a junior 1 oll« g r All Am erican After leading ihe Hauler* 111 scoring and being named to the Mid Florida C o n le tcm c Ml Freshm an team Iasi year everyone knew Nason 1 ould scon IliU ibis year be <aim b.n k and proved lie was an rxeellrtit all around player as lit averaged 2.1 7 point*, b f» relMiimds .1 H assists and I o steals |n r game ibis year lb* also look a learn high I I 1 barges I i I«m k« d nine shots and av eraged |»lav lilg .17 ol a |Miss||ile IH 11111111!« s |M-r game Dy D E A N S M I T H H era ld S ports W riter Lav. l.A K K M A K V — I lie Sem inole C ounty V M C A will I m- providing I Hall anil Coach Pilch al several locations throughout tin- county t" I ween M arch 14 and May I C h ildren In grades K 4 u l are invited In play O v lv d o v i. K issim m ee Osceola Country Club. 3 30 p m FCCAA honors SCC’s Nason ih t v m .n im Me I — . MI .1 ] i - I r ] II ] B/p*rv <*rvd St, tfVil \ 4tn<l A «», WT ( ) 21 I P H*0*n l| )) 711 IftTian BeUnf «k l J- Vendflvobn IB I a*e Odv% «nd lt"ia n *«B feoo* lake llianhe, • | J I SAC 1)1411 l y rrtsn 4 1 1 t SAC H tutdpfw lobft M*»k Sp**« Lym an se co nd basem an Jen nifer F o rsto n fifth inning that boosted tho Greyhounds to a (a b o ve ) sin g le d in G in a Hazier w ith the 7 6 com e Irom behind victory over tho Lako game tying run during a threorun rally in Ihe Hrantloy Patriots Tuosday aftornoon H aw ks fly past Lions Rams top Seminoles F r o m staff r a p o r t s F ro m S ta ff R eports C A S N K I.H K H H Y - Noi .» U id lim e to expliMli In s« .in b i*l III* S* m inule Altih lh ( (inter* in * t h.tmptufislii|) iIn* Lake How* II girls soith.ill le.im destroyed l.A K K M A R Y — Som etim es win m u g isn't enough T h e La ke M ary H ig h S chool varsity softball team edged Semi liole -12 III a Sem inole A llllrtli Conference eontesi al L.ike Mars 1ues4t.iv .d lrrn o o n Hid L ik e Marv bead *ii.ii It .Iraiiule Fis4 tier and assist.m i Klin A v «*rHI were far from happy I n ta il I r out i fie i r e x p re s s io n s y o u w o u ld hav* thought thev had lost "O u r I m s 4 ru n nin g uasn I veal gi mmI. s.iid Fls4 her " T h a t's a m ild iindersi.item riii .uld< d Av m i l I tie R.iuis onlv had une itiiiuei throw n oui on ifu b.isi-s but (In coaches (ell that llir girls should have I h t i i more .iggresslvr W e w i r e 1 e r r I h ie o il III* hasepaths said Fisc h e r We should have scored a lot more runs t arty in the gamt* w* were getting * lin te l* li* e i»|»|MUirnt O v ie d o lit ) I liesit.iv . Ift•IIIIMIII at I d k r How* II I tiope tills Is lilt way we lilt Itiroiigtioilt tin season, su it l.ake tlnw* II bead *oa* b t«* I in lauo We ( .line oiii ear I v and pul oui tills hai k to lia* k \V* h« « li kliin king on (lie door and Iim I.iv we 4a m r through We im d |m till ibis way to stav in 4indention lor the *older •m * *liam piotisliip I In v i it o r v c o m b in e d w ith I v i n .m s upset ot t.aki llr.iiitley. pill I ak* Howell III a four wav lie lor lust in i I m SAt with l.vm a il. U ike Iir.in tlev and U ik i NLirv* W liiiU ng ptii tu i Ik.m il l.owe (7 2) i o tltim ifd to slitlie at I In* plate, going t lot .i w Hit a double Also See Lak e M ary. Page 311 Sec L a k e H ow ell, Pag e 3H_______ (Ah | Mown l 14 OVIKDO • O* r#“rto MC N I ( 1A M 4 t}) 01 10 II 0 Ji » l4nu sr*d Mill Wl1 I o m *» J • IP JB Id*# Mcr*«MI U<«r IB liM MonW i.trrn J Ml* , <k« MinmII M« Br» o*.t Ot>tdn I J m SAC l «kt Mmwll 11 J I •**SAC WfflllM l* MkrHcwril M#r»kd P Solo b* I Sp#B* While Pam Davis was the only Lake Mary t » v runr»**» h get thrown out (above) Tuesday against Seminole coacti Jeannu* Ft fie* and assistant Kim Avoull felt that the Rams didn t take full advantage of then opportunities UkiM try J4I#*K M ANY « ttM IN O ll ) POC oot J 1 1 1 in hn ! D*»de in * « li j Dffti »nd lo*^J*»h** WP lirrt •J • i f •«) IB IB t [)«. 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I Mp m N Y . ypnkaat vt Atlanta al Wvtl Palm Baach, I M p m . K a t A Klla *1 I I I, tmllh t i l t o IL S William* 11141. CorchJonl 10 I I X TaW f a n tt n it . Daovar H II II M - M Orlando It II I I M - « 1 Paint tonlt-O a m o r P I lOorlond B l. M William* a i l . Or land! 14 (tkltot a t. tmldi a n . Fouled ou* Nano. PMai,not— Dtnvar 14 10 Andaman II I, Orlando M (Canada* III. Atatoto-Ofnv*. 14 lOorlond 01. Orlando It ICo I M m - CartMonl II . Total fault— Oanrar 14. Orlando IA Technical!— s u m . Orlando coach OvokOA Oanrar llirptl dtlmta Flogranl toutk-Bewto. LkM I. U b arty. Iletftano— BendA LkM I. A — IA 111. BOSTON (Id l) Bird 1 7111. Cambio a l t BA II, Porlth 11 M 7. Broom A l l BA II, Ltwto B it I M I M. Dougla* I 1144 14. F a a B I M A PtackntY44 I I *. M cHtlt 1041 IX KtotnaOO 01 * Totoll 17 M t l l l Ml MIAMI IIM ) Long 1 14 41 IA Rica *11 I M I II, to lU ly M l AA 11. Ihorr A t AA A Imlth A t BA 11, Catat 1 MA4 IA KraUar 14 BA A Edward* AA 4 414. Aik IrtaO tM O TalaltM 0411 MtOX Bottaa I* I I M IT — Ml Miami I I it M n - I M 1 Point goal* Bm (* i B l (U r d A ll, Miami oubd M l IRMo 17, A ib m ta i. Long a n . Fautad oul-K oottar, Fa*. Pabound*— Bottan 11 (Bird III, Miami 41 (Long, lotkaly 111. A u ltlt— Bottan It (M rd •). Miami 14 (Rico 4). T t lo l fault— Bmlon t l , M ltm l I I . Ttchnkota—Miami conch Loughtry, Miami llkgol dttantt A — 11.000 M IN M ID W ItT Oak tan! O f f tl. Indiana ttaskyanll TOURNAM 8N T I C IKUiotatL III ‘aucogwa ForWtam 71. Ruckmtl IS COLLBOB B ASE B ALL I N B A S T A N O iM O i ! AR Ttm aaElT ■ A t T IR H C Q M F IR E H C I AtlaaSk DMetoaI . W L Pel. OB New Yerk 99 34 419 ta­ •eston IS 37 J 4 I i n Philadelphia 19 33 M 0 9V* RUm n I 1* 34 MO to f? St MO i m New Jersey WeMUhftow t l 43 .333 10 14 4» eltl is QrteMli CeNMOMetofl ■ Chicape •1 i i die _ Cleveland i t 30 447 9VS Defreif. 31 t l 44) 1) 19 3) 471 31 Atlanta Indiana SB 34 .419 II H 17 34 443 13 lyiltaeutee 13 37 JBJ SON Charierie WESTERNC O N F IR IN C I RNdweetDHtstoa1 W L Pet. OR Utah 43 11 441 I m Anhmio i i 34 411 3H Houston 34 !9 440:: o Denver II 41 419 30H Dallas 1/ 41 474 )4 H Minneseia II* 49 .143 If H Ferine Ovfstoe Portland 44 I I .710 _ 4) 19 449 IV9 Pint hi* I t 34 419 SH 1*4ttta 34 St 440 levs LA Lakart 3) 19 m tile LACtlppart It 31 4)4 u lacnmanta U d .3D 34 a citackad playaW karfh. T w N W lk Maryland r * Ctamaah^Jpm. Friday, MtnB II Oaargia Tach vt VtrWma. It naan DvM vt Maryland Ctamiaw wlnnar, I M P Flartda Mata va Itarlh CarMtaa Halt, I pm North Cerallftovt. Ntoi Fvrtsf. »R p m. lahwday, March 14 O a. Te c h -V irg in ia wlnnar vt. Ouha Mar I lend Ctairwan wUvwr, I M p m Ptartda PtataN C. Mali wtanar vt UN C Wabd Farvtl wtanar. 4p m . Boston College vt. Providence. I pm Pittsburgh vs BROWN. 9 : » p m Vi IIonove vt. Syrocuw. t l noon ill vs. BC Providence winner, 1 » pm Georgetown vS- Pilt MtooH winner, 7p.m SI. John's vs. Connec*cut.9:Wp-m. Vllleneve Syrecuse winner vs. Solon Hell— BC Providence winner. I.S ip m “ ugetowW" Pltl Mtooil winner vs. tt. J N W t'tlUConn wWm 4pm . Iamilinal wtanarv 11 M p m . Ry. N.C. Cheriotte vs. Vkgtnio Tech* naan 'l^ h lW dMM ill P Silddtddl^l T WWPM Eg, tdii*tidi (^NHWvMPrF ^AMdtadMO^^Nf, a.w *-mi pm . Lout,villa vt Vkgkda CammanwvaHh. 1 pm . MB M 99WI let Ml, Waahtagtantl Lakor* MX How York 1*4 HXMllwaukoo 111 Houotan IIX Oalta. t l Ian AatawH MX Atlanta n DatatN t x laaNta t l Ctidm ltata Ilf. NawJomoy i n LA CIlppMt IM. lacfamanta lgt Indiana ol PMIadolphta, T :M p * LA Lakaro M Altanlx I : M p m Beotan el O dtaex i p m Portland alMtan. *o<4. t p m. Char tatta tlO * l Lax 1 M p m Irani* al Uk Clipparx, M .N l pm Phdonl. *1 Mlhaauka*. I :M p m Hauatan at tan Antonia, I M p m DolraWaCOaldan llata. M M p m Utah atlacramanta.il.M p m OhtoW Itarlh Atlanfk Cantartnco Dalorrorv IT. Bottan U 11 MalnatAOraraM7 Hot /HomptMrvOA Northoottam 4t VarmanlM. Hartford M (W irW c^ddi rwrftadk rmgni Long I stand U .49, AA4#HI 44 Wegner i l . II . Franc ft* Fa. I I Otde'Volley CMiftrtnci T e c M U t . Kentucky 74 TOO* NAM IN T IC H C O U L It Kf. Lamar vt. Tea** Pan American, I pm. Arkansas II. vt. New Or leans. 3pm . Lawklana Tadi vs. SavPi Alabama, I a m. w estern Kentucky vs Cart. v p rm. ‘ “Ftorfda. * .fp Friday, March IS Lam arTe ia tP a n Amarkan wlnntr vs, ArSansasit. NawOrkms winnw. 7p m LaiMslans Ttcti loulti Alabama wWvwr vs W nH ffl Kanhicky Can*. FlarWa •rlnnar, 9 pm . II TO U R H A M IN T K M I O U L I I Flaglar t. VaMatla U 4 FlarM aSl.l Richmond I IIIMatt 11. II, Fla. Intamaltanal I Kama* tl. at Florida ppd. raki Nava M. Cat it Guard. O n g a n lt a. Cant Ftartdafppd ratal Sl.Tkam atl----------------------i ll. Fairtaigh OkktaaanW South Florida 11, Tampta 1 (halted ta tth rami Wamtr tautham J. Grand Valtay It. 1 WOtl Florida I N . tut tar 1 1 vgtvt through ana petal tar a lilh p l m vgta. and loti nvek'l ronOMp: W O M IH TO U R N A M EN T! M44America* Cantaramt iamilinal wlnntn. •pm i Hauttan X La* Angabt I Chtaage White lea X Mtanetela l PhlladNphta X kali m art a Atlanta (x N Y , Ywtiavt t MantraalXN.V.Matal Clnctanaii lx Datrplt 4 Kantat City Ik. Bottan I i l Lvult I. Toronto 1 T a u t X P iU h m g h l Calitamta 1. Mllwaukoo 1 Ktntot Clly vt. Houtlan ol KltUmmo*. IM pm . N Y . Tan*rat l u l vt Mammal ol Watt P*lmBeech. I M p m Cmcmnon vt. tl. Laud ol II . Potamburg. IM p m . Toronto vt. Phlloddphlo ol Cleerwator. IM p m . Lac Angttat vt N V. Yonkan ( u ) kl Fori Loudtrdott, I M p m Mtaneoola vt Bnlan t l Wtator Horan. I *1 pm . Boltlmaro vt Pltttburgn ol iramnion. IM p m Atlanta vt. Ootralt t l Lakeland. I M p m . Chicago Whitt lo r n T o u t ot Port Charlotto, I M p m Calltamlo vt Chicago Cub* ol Mato. A m ., IM p m . laatlto vt. Ion Franc loco t l ScoHtdolo, ArH .1 M p m Ion Dtago vt. Oakland ol Photnli, !:M pm , Cleveland v t Mllnoukoo ol Chondlor. A ril.IM p m Montroal vt. N T . M*r» ol Pori tl. Lucta. IM p m ! i t I I I t I I I I 133 I I .33) Oakland 1 I NATIO NAL L E M U R W L ,-m|H|iWM att i llf llH(wRl W St. Louis 4 I Ctoclnnoil ) I AHonto ) 1 Pittsburgh ) ) Mi Son Front Isee I I M* 1 3 3 3 t t xn m i ____ i 4 m New York I 4 Sen Diego I 4 N O T E : Spilt spued femes count In flan dings, lies do not NawVark Taaaa K o n u i City IM ) vt II. Leuto ol 11. Petatib u rg .Y M p m Pimburgh vt l o i n ol Wtator Horan. 101 pm Homfan IM ) vt. K oran Cltr l u l ol H o lm City. I M p m N Y . Mott n Hainan l u ) ol KtoWmme*. I'M pm Toronto vt Chicago White tor ot toroMlo. 1:11pm . Mortarael vt. Lot Angttot of Vara Booth. 1:11p.m. Baltimore vt T a i n ol Port Chorlotlo, 1:11 pm . ton Dtag* vt Ctovelend ol Tvctan. Aril., l.M p m . ton Fronclwa vt Mflweuke* ol Chandler. A ril .1 M p m Chicago Cuba vt. lootllt ol Tompo. A n t l M pm . California vt Oakland ol Phovnli. I D pm TPvrtOor't do mat Oakland vt Mllwaukad ol Chondlor, Aril., wtanav vt. UNCC VVglnta Tach n ta m r.Ta m . Tulana vt. LawtavIka Va. Cammanwaalth wlnnar, I .M pm . M ru lu ippl ftatavt VandarMN.Ipm. G u rgle n M Hll* * k w l,I:»p m . ■ v tU w lh Coralma. t o p m NHL S T A N D IN M at Lawlsvilla. Ky. WvdMtdoy, March II louthom MHiicUpy. vt. lovth Florida. I pm N.C. Chortatta vt VVginlo Ttch 4p m. Virginia Common evatlh vt. Tutono, I p m Ttwrtday,March IS Southern MlMlMlppI t . vth Flartda wlnnar. vt N C. Charted* Virginia Tach wlnnar. 1 pm . Virginia Commonwtdlh Tulene wlnnar vt Lauttvilta.4pm. Frtooy. March 1) SomiltoAl winners, f:30pm Ttta Tap Twenty Five The Tap Twanty Five laami In Tha Attack, tad Prvti m i l l coltag. batktlba'l pelt, with hrtl place rata* In paranlhatat, record* through March I. total petal* batad an M petal* tar a lin t place veto through ana petal tar a llth place veto and lot! week'* ranking*: Racerd PHPvs 1. Duka (41) I I I IIR 1 34 4 1449 4 I Artana 3 Kansas 334 1444 3 4 Indiana n s 1154 3 I ObtoSI 31 I 1143 I 4. Arkansas 344 1100 7 I. UNLV (!) M I 13)0 4 • UCLA 3)4 1174 9 f Kvnfucky 134 971 10 14 leuffwm Cal 311 999 1 344 919 13 II.Dklahema It. 1)4 707 14 ll.Clncinnafl 13 Missouri 307 747 11 14 Mkhipan 134 4)0 11 tl. 3aton Hail 397 4M » ) M Middean It I f f 110 13 17. Alabama 1)7 Ml 10 194 990 19 ttvFN rM etl. 19. DtPaul 397 470 IS 30 Nerth Carolina 191 4SS 14 Sit Geeretlewn 190 371 17 71 Massachusetts M 4 107 IS 33 L IU 190 3S4 I ) — SAOklebama 30? m iSttjehns 119 144 — Othar racalylwg vglaai Tu to r* i m . Taiat El Pata IM. Wit Oraan Ray 41. Hauatan M. Papp.rdvw M. Cannvctkul n . O. Natal Lautavtltg IX Nabrada ll . Prtacvtan If, Taaaa to. Brigham Vaung i*. Montana IL lyracuaa IX Rkhmand IX Oaargia Tach Ml Wabg F n d 1, Wathtaftan 11. X Datowara X N .C Chortatta X Pwm 11. X Miami. Ohio 1. 1W Mlttaurl 11. 1, Ala. Birmingham I. tvwwvUta I. Iowa L Iowa tl. I. Jam** ~ *I, law* Florida I, VIIlanava t Ttavugh. Mtftk X Iff! 111 747 7lt 744 m nt Homy lha EdOMdto Ptwg Alton l D**n Imlth Roy Mayor Ralph Millar M arvH anhnun a Jo rry T ark anion Harm M a n > DanHatata* a LaNy Dr totoll aacttvo I. Virginia (49) lb I 1,79? 1 1. TafwwstaaO) MI 1.719 1 I. Stanford 141 LSI I 4 IS1 1.444 I 4. ikpb. F. Austin 171 1.451 1 I. Mississippi 191 I.4U ? 4. Miami 141 1J 9S I Mama 1) 5 1.343 4 • Maryland t. P a n St. 13 4 1.109 9 10 JW Missouri St IS 1 1.14) 10 I I I 1.077 11 11 W ttl Virginia 104 99) I) II P v r* * 15 4 077 14 II Kansas 144 799 IS 14 Taiat Tach 100 79) 11 If VandartHH 14 W Kanlwcky 10 7 434 If 114 449 14 11*Oaergt Wash Ingfon l l Alabama 114 419 17 IV, Houston 114 414 It 10 C km son 30 9 303 tl ft. Hawaii H I 347 to U .Tts a s 190 109 II 14 ) 144 I I U Craighfon 14 Caorgla 1910 141 15 Wlscamin 191 1)1 U Othars ratalvlng votos: Varmant 104. Soulttom Cal 91. NorSi Carolina 07* Coprgia Tach 74. Colorado 40. UC Santa Barbara IL Lamar 40. California II. DaPawi 13. Can naclkvl I L Arliona St. 10. Nobraska II* Ala. Birmingham IV. Totodo If. Louisiana Tach t|« Rutgars II. Auburn 10. Provktonco TO. Alcorn St. 9. Bowling Graan 9. Florida if. 4, SI. Potor's I . N C CTwrtofto 4. N. IlflnoioA NofthwoHarn *. UCLA I, Fordham I. San Francisco I. Xavtor. Ghto I. Florida lotoma I tonal 1. Ma Kansas Qty L S. Illinois L Utah ». 417 4U 411 414 417 T ie Wwwew’i Tm Totaady F hr# Tha Tap Twonly Fir* loam* In Th t i t catlap* bataolboil p*4L a* comp,tad by Mol Graonborg pi Thp M ladHphl* Inqukor, wllh Im i place roto* piranlhaiax raei^d* Ihrou^^ March X total potato batad m It potato ta, a Im i place .W f i s r ^ g 'l -J L O l A N O IL E I L A K E R ! - Ptacod J * n »t Worthy, forward, an Ifta talurad lift. Uidtad i t , i*t Baakalball Laago* III r vt Kentucky, I Florida Derby U id a iu i^ta l A ^m w la w -- J-------mbw n w T wckv b p i i m n m* 1:11pm . Ttnnatiaa taum C a d h a wtanar v x L IU . 7 :M p m . Alabama vt Ftartaxt at pm DENVER IMI R WiMiam* 1 if a | a . G Andvrtan I w 1 1 X Mulwvb a 1 ta 11 U. Garland 11 41 IX Macau B l l >4 ta. Jacktan a 111 1 to. LkM I l l i l x Wall I t i t X Liberty I d BRA Ttdalt i t t a ll It i t ORLANDO U » Caliidgc I I I I I A Turner B l 11 X Kcbarto 1 714 t.Baw tat t i l l M U ita c lM Saturday March 14th Watch & Wager on the $500,000 Florida Derby on Big Screen TV's £ 5 Sanford Orlando Kennel Club (hurt Labaa Mgto . F m ARnabo Ip iM d f W o M q r m Aw M Poet Time 1 PM 12 Races on Card BET MIAMI nc ii k h h h S o rry V o u M ubI O p IB SANF0RD-0RLAND0 KENNEL CLUB farVitdOtando. J jM o lH w y I/-82 301 Dog TratS W , Longwood 831-1600 kl Rko Lakba and Bkty Owant. satoftosi and O bnn Nooiy. tack to. H O C K IY Natlanal Hackay Laagwa CALOARY FLAMES - Tradad Martin Simard. right wing, to fho Outboc Nordlquas for Cr«g Smytho d D DETR ITR OO IT R I D W IN O l - Trodtd Johan Corpvntav. tatt wing, ta fho Ion JoM Shark* lor Bob McGill, dolmomon. ond 0 I t n olghm round draft tho.cv EDMONTON O IL IR 1 - Trodod Mortal Ruclntky. tan wing, to Iho Ouoboc Nordiguu tor Ron Tugnutt. goollondvr. and Brad Zovltho. tan wing H A R T F O R D W H ALER S - Acgulrod Frank Plotrongota. goolta. tram tho Pit ttburgh Pongulnt tor an undotormlnod Ittl draft choko M IN NESO TA NORTH S TA R ! - Son! Bobby Rtynold*. tan wing, ta Bolllmoro at Iho Amarkan Hockvy Lvagua Agrvad la (arm* with Frank Kmact. tan wing, an a two yaar contract M O NTREAL CANADtEH l - Tradad Pair Sraboda. dtfantaman. la tha Bultalo labrat tar Kavtn Hollar. drlYnaman NEW YORK RANOER1 - Tradad Mark Jantton*. tarward. ta lha Mlmatel# Horth Start tar Marta Thyor, cantar, and a Ittl Ihlrd round dran chdcs. Auignad Thya. la Bingham tan at lha Amarkan Hackay Laagua YORK---ISLANDERS Ken HEW VI------*------------ - "Traded --------Baumgartner, datanieman. *nd D « v t McLlwem. rlghl wing, to the Toronto Maple Leafs tor Claude LMsaito. center, and Daniel Marais, rtghiwfng, OTTAW A SINATORS - Signed a three year affiliation agreement with New Haven of the American Hockey League. PITTSBURGH PIMOUINS - Sent Jamie Leach, right wing; Ken1Priesttoy, center, and B rya n Fegarfy* defenseman, to Muskegon ol the International Hockey All Tlm tt C1T W A LEICO N FR R K M CI Patrick dvtaloo W L TP M OF OA NY R e fe rs 43 13 4 M ITS 1)5 Washing ion 39 13 7 •S 197 134 New Jersey 34 34 9 77 M l SIS Pittsburgh 31 39 1 TV m IS7 NY lllanbert 19 31 • 44 149 MS Philadelphia is n ii 41 364 779 Adams Dfvfsiau ■ Montreal 40 7) • M 131 179 > BdSton 30 « 14 70 774 131 Buffato IS 31 II 41 139 354 Hartford 10 3) II II )9S 14) Q UEBEC NOROIQUES - Troded Bryon Quabec II 41 11 41 MS 347 Fogarty, defensemen, to Ihe Pittsburgh C A M P R ILL CONFERENCE Penguins tor Scotl Yeung, right wing Hart It Dlvlltaa SAN JOSS SHARKS - Tredtd Ken W L TP to OF OA Hammend, defenseman, to the Vancouver a Detroit M 13 10 t ) 370 III Chicago 31 34 14 74 I I I 101 Conucks tor an *kghti round draft choice. If Lewis 31 31 9 7) I I I 130 Aisiffied Jeon Francois Qulntin, left wing, to" Kansas City oi Iho International Hockey Minnesota If 34 ) 43 n s n o Toronto 14 31 7 I I 191 II I imp the Dlvtston Vancouver 37 11 10 04 I I I 395 T V IK A D IO Lae Angel** 21 34 1) 77 134 149 Edmonton 31 30 7 49 I t ) IS) Winnipeg M SO 13 44 M7 H I B A IIB A L L Calgary 7 p m . - M. 1C. Cat tag* Komot Hal* at M 31 10 4) )49 M ) San Jose 1140 I I I 170 39) Florid*. IL I ■ clinched playoff berth. I t p m . — 1C. la u lh Carolina ai Tuesday'! Games JacktanvRta N Y. Islanders I. Philadelphia 1 CO L L tO E B A IK E TB A LL Pittsburgh I, Calgary 1 4:11pm — E1PN. Tran* Amorka Atatalic Chicago I. Son Joso I Contannc* CJiamptandiip. Gaorgia llata at St Louis I. Minnesota I G*ergia lauthorn. (L l Wednesday's Games l :M p m - E1PN. North Atlanlk Canto, Boston el Buffalo, 7;31 p m me* Tournomont, Dreroi al Dolawara, (L I Los Angeles el Heritord, 7 15 p m . • p m . — 1UN, CAA Champwnihip. Old Chicago at N, V . Rangers* 7:11 p m Dominion vt. Jam** Maditon Montroail ot 'Quebec, 7: 3S p m . I N p m . — E tP N . Norlhaatl Cantorancv Toronto it Minnesota, 1:01 p m.. Champtattthlp, RobvrlMorrl* vt Marltl, (L l Son Jose «t Winnipeg, 1 11 p m I I p m . — 1UN, Womvn, Big Elghl New Jersey at Edmonton* 9:35 p m Champtanthip. Kam atvv Colorad* COLLEGE B A IK E TB A LL ■ c m - 1LIN. CAA Champtanthip gam*. Old Dominion vt Jom** Maditon IT K A N l A C T IO N S I l l p m . - SUN. Women. Big Eight Champtanthip gam* B A IIB A L L HRA B A IK E TB A LL Ajnifi/M La m m • p r n — T N T . Batkin Celtic* al Chlcip* CHICAGO W H ITE iO * - Annountod Mat Bull*. IL I B* Jacktan. auiiwtaw, roluoad an aulgn 1KIIN0 manl ta Vancouver ol Iho Pacllk Caotl I a m . — E1PN, Amarkan Clattlc: World Loogvo and bocomo * tro* agonf Agrvad Id Cuw W*m*n't Downhll tarmt with Jacktan wi a anayoar contracl TRACK Ilgnod Mik* Nutt. OUMtaldor, ta a on* yoor Midnight - 1UN, Big Elghl Indow Cham contracl C L E V E L A N D IN D IA N t - Agraad 1* lorm* with landy Alomar Jr., cakhorj B A IK E TB A L L Carta* Boorg*. m v d howmoni C IW W t p m - WOC* AM (H tal. Caltog*. F lu Nagy, pitch*.. ond M a t Whltan. auNtaldor, pal Kennedy Call ta thaw an taro* yoor con tract* Agroad ta tarm* with MI1CELXANE0U1 Itav* Olln. Oar* Oita. Ctannlt Cook and Icon 4:11pm - WWNZ AM 17IOI.lporl1 Talk Vudder, pilch*.*. and Gtanaltan Hill, out ttahtar, on two yoor contract* Agrood I* tarmt with Rad Nkholt. pllchdr, on a an* ytar cantracl Rwwwod lha contract* *1 Atac Cota. auNtatata. and Carlo* Marttaoi. firtl bowman M illc trll **art M O NTREAL E X P O ! - Agroad ta tarmt ■ l i H i v s with Grog Cotarunn and Jtatmy Kramdrx caichar*. and Jail Faaara and Oaug Plait, plk htrx an an* yoar contract* Rtnowod lha contract* *1 ttav* Fray and Mol Ro|*x pltcltara. and Willrod* Cord*.*. *hartttaw P ITTIR U R O H P IR A TE ! - Acquired Kirk Gibtan. eulltaldor. kom ta* Kantat Clly Raya!* tar Wool ttaatwi. pilch*.. B A IK E TB A LL Htoh F iv ln g M iw Vin- "RT iVi e i ~i e NVdhf 730 p m M M n a ii IflO p jK U o n .P M .M flrwtti * ) it k y JACKSOffVtLLC HOOTIRft - Namad AH It Gl imorv pm ldont. FOOTBALL National Football Laaooo OR K IN BAY PACKIRS - Ilgnod Andra Towniand. dafanslva lineman, and Darryl Ingram, tight ond. 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Florida - Wednesday, March tl, 199? • 9B Washingtons, Nason lauded by Jaycees ■ r DEAN BHITH Herald Sport a Wrttar SAN FOR D — Shawn und Niki Washington and Brian Nason were named StudentAthlete of Ihe Year Award winners at the Second Annual Sanford-Sent Inote Jayreea Player of the Week Basketball Awards Banquet held at T h e Q rcaier Sanford Chamber of Commerce Tuesday afternoon. Th e brother and slater duo earned the awards for Seminole High School's boys und girls teams while Nason was named for Seminole Com munity College's m rn's team. The trio received the awards for their performance In the classroom ns well as on the basketball court. T h e Jaycees started sponsoring ihe weekly basketball award In the fall of 1090 to help promote the club and give special recognition to the accomplishments of the athletes at Seminole High School and Seminole Com munity College. A group of 50 people,including players, coachf*. family, friends and Jayreea officers packed the Chamber meeting room and were treated to a pizza dinner before Jaycees President Brent Adamson and Vice-President David Russl prescnlrd pla­ ques to the winners of Ihe weekly Sanford-Semlnole Jaycees Player of Ihe Week awards and Ihe Sludent-AIhlete Award winners. After Ihe awards ceremonies, the weekly winners and Jaycees ofneers went lo the Denver Nuggels and Orlando Magic game ai the Orlando Arena. Among recipients of plaques were Shawn Washington. J . J . Wiggins. Roben Redding and Demeirlous Lomax from head coach Bill Klein's Seminole boys leant. Nikki Washington (five weekly awards). Kayla Alexander (two weeks). Kay Kay Mullins. Kim Jones and Tennlshla Eason |twu) from head coach John McNamara's Seminole girls squad. And from head coach BUI Paynr'a Semi­ nole Com munity College men's team Nason (five limes). Sanford’s Robert Moore (Iwlce). Deon Q a v ln , D arnell Rnblnsnn. T r o y B ru c n ln g (twice) , Mike M e rlh le . Bill Freeman. Phillip Williams and take Mary's Jason Humelln. Lym a n ---------C ob tinned from IB lead-olT hitler Tania Diaz ripped a shot that got past the Lym an leftcenterflclder and rolled lo the fence. Helmets and Hollon scored. While Lym an righl-cenlerflelder Andrea Oodzlsz retrieved the b a ll, D ia z , w ho w ca ra the nickname "B lu r" on her Jersey, waa waved on by Lake Brantley head coach Reny fields. Oodzlsz made the throw to shortstop Michelle Bishop, whose relay lo catcher Wendl Acey. beat Diaz by two steps. "T h is waa a huge win for us." said an elated Chrtsty Tlbblts. Lym an's first-year head coach. Th e win was particularly Im ­ portant for the Greyhounds after what T lb b lts and Ihe team considered a subpar perfor­ mance against Lake Mary their last timeout. "T h e girls have stuck together really well," said Tlbblts. who added that her team waa a little more mentally prepared Tu e s­ day. "W h e n you play Lake Brantley, everybody's looking to knock them olT, Tha t and the girls felt that they had to redeem themselves. In their own minds, after the other day." " T h e othe r d a y ," L y m a n commuted 11 errors and only had eight hits In a loss to Lake M a r y . O n T u e s d a y , Ilie Greyhounds made Jusl four er­ rors and had I I hits, three for extra bases. "W e hit Ihe ball really well," said Tlbblts. "Th e funny thing Is, we haven't been working on our hitting. After making that many errors In one game, we've been concentrating on our de­ fense In practice." According to Betrls. Ihe game was an example of what can happen In the SA C If a team, even the defending champion. our IcadofT bailer on base and weren't able to score. We were brain-dead." Th e coaching slaff was also displeased with the Tact that of Ihe 26 Lake Mary hitters that came to the plate, 11 flew out. . Despite Ihe problems, the R a m s a llll had m ore tha n enough for the Tribe us pitcher Tiffa n y Deeb held Seminole scoreless until Hie seventh Inn­ ing. Lake Mary scored single runs In the first and fourth Innings and added two runs In the fifth Inning to lead 4-0. The Tribe's runs came when Argle Walker, With u runner on first base, ripped a single lo left t ha t wa s m l s p l a y e d for u three-base error, allowing both runners to scare. Il was the eighth time this season that Walker had circled Ihe bases on u hll. "Th a t play was definitely un e rro r," said Sem inole head cu a cli d r e g Kt-gL-tlt-r o f W a lk e r's Lake HowellContinued from 1*B leading Lakr Howell were Sherry O irc n |2-for-3. two triples, three RBI). Shannon McDowell |2-for-2. home run. two KBII. and Kristy York und •.Joy Joseph (2-for-3 each). Lake Howell established the tone early by scoring nine firstInning runs on 12 hits. The Silver Hawks added two runs In Ihe second and three In the third. After lhal. they relied on an error-free defense to end Ihe game after five Innings on Ihe .slaughter rule. On Thursday. Lake Howell (7-2 overall. 2-1 In the SAC continues lls quest by facing conference oppnnent Seminole al Sanford’s Fort Melton Park al 4 p.m. "Seminole ranllnues lo. Im ­ prove." said Luciano.. "Th e y've got a great, knowledgeable, en­ thusiastic coach (Greg Register) who keeps them fired up. We're going to come In there und play as well as we cun." hit. "Argle has five legitimate home runs this year and three after errors." E l i z a b e t h D a v id s o n went 3-for-3 with two triple, two runs scored and an RBI to lead the Rams' offense. Also contributing were Kelli Woodall (2-for-3. RBI). Diane Duber ( I -for-3. RBI). Karen Pinkney. Robin Dazey, Jenn y LongslafT and Laurel Mcoll (all l-for-21 and Angela Snow and Pamela Davis (both I-for-3 ). Deeb was Ihe winning pitcher, raising her record to 0-2 on Ihe season. Walker, Naklu Riggins and Rlla Prison were all 2-for-3 Tor Seminole. Jill Jasewlck suffered Ihe loss, dropping her record to 6- 6. Lake Mary’s win throws the Rams Into a four-wuy tie for first place In the Seminole Athletic Conference al 2-1 with Lake B r a n llr y . L a k r H ow e ll and Lyman. Uvcrall. Lake Mary Is 6-2. Th e Rums will play I wo more home games tills week, bosllng Mainland ul 4 p.m. loday lirlore hosting Lake Brantley In u big S A C game Thursday, also al 4 p.m. Seminole fell to 6-6 overall and 0-3 In Ihe conference with the loss. Th e Tribe will also play a pair of home games today and Thursday as they host Bishop Moore at 3:30 p.m. today and S A C foe Lake Howell Thursday at 4 p.m. Both games will be played al FI. Mellon Park. BAYHEAD RACQUET CLUB • Bett Ttnrit VaJui In Area. • CLAY COURTS I •Slate's best Junior proonm now available to the public for beginning A Intermediate players. •Adult Instruction Available T>niSM »kdU HIGH JUMP I. Psler* IOy W o I U t U N I Outer H a t* Mary) and Gemalof H at* H m l l ) 41; 4 III*) Vaughn (Lyman). Damet lOvledel. Rhodtl (Lyman) ant Grave* (Lake Howolll 44. D IIC U I I Ketie l i n e H m l l l 13)* , 1 Cost <Lek* Many) 11, 4; 3 Brown ISemlnote, 1144; 4 (Ilf) K Staid** (Lyman) w d ) Rhades ILymenl 144 II LON07 UMP I Peler* (Oviedo) I I 4<*. ! Coot I L k , •Aery) 14 >L>. 3 Mk Om II H ik e H m l l ) I I II; 4 III*) Varner I Seminole I and Wilson lOvlada) I I I 144 M E T I S HIGH H U B O LE t 1 Comment lOtlada) 14 Z; J. Il lt l Wllllami (Seminole) and Peltrt (Seminole) ITS: 4 Peter* ICHietto) 1M ; I le wren.* (Seminole) It 1 doesn't come ready lo play. "W e looked like Ihe lop of Ihe world against Lake Howell last Th u rsd a y," said Betrls. "To da y, we made several errors and only had three people who hll the ball hard. A different day. n different game. "Slawpttch softball Is a hitter's game. You have lo minimize walks and errors. You must not walk people and you must not make errors If your expect lo win. Today, we made a couple errors and mlscommunlrated on defense twice, letting balls drop In." I44METEB DASH I. Verner (Seminole) I I I ; I Dupree ILymonl 13 3, 3 Brown (Seminole) lie . 4 Whitehead (Seminole) 111, I (lie) Guy ( Sem mole) end M< Phaersanl Seminole II J I 4 ■ lie m e t e s b e l a y I. Seminole IT 4; 7 L e tt Mery S34; ) Oviedo S3 4; 4 Let# Brenttey St 4; I Like H m l l I 011 4t t M E TE S DAIM I. J. Greenberg ILymonl I t t l . I Morgen [Seminole) I : B J j I B. Greenberg (Lemon) I:t 3 J; e Mac Dowell (Leke Howell) I oj 4, t (lie) Merlin (Seminole) end Boatman lloml netol l ; » M HOME T IB SUN I J Greenberg ILymonl l : H | ; I O)tan (Like Mery) 7:1* 7; 1 Bonck ILOke Mery) 1:11.1; 4 Hubbard ISemlnotel 1 33 3; 3 Nearberry lLake Howell 1 1)0 i IrMa-METER BUN I. Bresntck (Lyman) 11:774; I. Dtselvator* I Lake Brantley) I] 414. 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Qumout Fual Infactor 6 Carburetor Cleaner •7314 Rubber Quean 4 PieceRubber Floor Mata •Turn Iron ana taar •Coton <ntkxto (Waco Uua goU. rad •13303 �4S - Sanford Hsrald, Banlord. Florida • Wadnaadty, March 11, 1993 P e o p le S e lf-ta u g h t cook experim ents IN B R I E F W ife, m om , linguist is reducing fat in recipes Audubon Soclaty to moot Seminole Chapter of Florida and National Audubon aocicllea will take a field trip to Merrll Island National Wildlife Refuge on Thursday, Meet at Ihc parking lot of Florida Power and Light Co. on Myrtle Avenue at 8 a.m. to carpool. Bring binoculars, mosquito repellant and friends. Lunch will be enjoyed at the Dixie Restaruant In Titusville. Call Chetlls Engstronl at 321 -4 4 18 for further Information. l | P I I O M H YIMOU MO Herald Corraapondant___________ G E N E V A - Cook of the Week Debbie Cote la proficient In the kitchen now but when ahe and her huaband first got married she confesses that he did most of the cooking. " I really enjoy It (cooking) now. 1 have more lime now," Cole, a Geneva resident, says. Samlnola Club to moot Dr. Dale Lick, president of Florida State University, wilt be the featured guest speaker for the March monthly meeting of the Seminole C lub of Greater Orlando. Th e meeting Is open to alt FS U alumni, boosters and supporters of the university. The meeting Is scheduled for Thursday. B:30 to 7:15 p.m. In the Orchid Roam, Church Street Station, Orlando. No admission will be charged. Call 648-0512 or 422-2454 Tor more information. AA R P to moot She had worked for the De­ p a r t m e n t of Def ense aa n Russian linguist until she re­ signed after the birth or their second child. Chapter 1977 of the American Association of Retired Persons In Sanford will meet Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at the Sanferd Senior Center. A covered dlah luncheon will follow. T o mark National Women's History Month. Helen Kaminsky will give a short talk. If you are Interested In Joining, the club Is actively seeking new members. Cole says that ahe Is mostly a self-taught cook who prefers Southern cooking. Home made biscuits, fried chicken, dum p­ lings and gravy arc aome of her specialties. She enjoys casual entertaining and likes to prepare bufTel dishes In advance. She follows the same rule for meal preparation and makes dlahes In batches and freezes them Tor future use. CAL1MPAR Alcoholics Anonymous gsthsrs "Even In everyday life I try to prepare thlnga ahead of time because even though I like to cook there are many days when things are hectic and I don't have time to cook ao I like to have something In the freezer to fall back on." she says. " It ’s Just as easy to make five meatloaves as It ts one." Sanford Alcoholics Anonymous. Bom to W in. and Sanford women groups have announced temporary locations for meetings formerly held at 1201 W . First St. Meetings will be held at the House of Good WU1. Forth Street and Oak Avenue at 10 a.m. Sundays and 2:30 and 5:30 p.m . Monday through Friday. At 5:30 p.m. Saturdays, meetings wU.1 be bed at 2808 S. French Ave. Th e parish hall of Holy Cross Episcopal Church will host meetings at 2 p.m. Saturday for Sanford women, noon Monday through Saturday and 8 p.m. Monday through Sunday. Call Etlsc Dean at 323-0383 for more information. Cole experiments with recipes and different Ingredients. She suggests trying fresh, sweet basil In potato salad. Nar-Anon to maat She also likes to collect kitch­ en gadgets even though she often flnda that they don't always work. Nar-Anon meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m . at West Lake Hospital. 589 West Stale Road 434. Long wood. Nar-Anon Is a support group open to families and friends of addicts. Dally living with an addict Is more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Jo in for support In coping with your addict; gain serenity to make decisions and put your life back In focus. Call 339-3188 for more Information. " I had a little meatball maker. I gave It to a friend. It was more trouble than It was worth." Like ao many concerned cooks today. Cole Is trying to reduce the amount of fat In her family's meals. Toastmasters to most for breakfast Day breaker* Toastmasters C lub meets the second and fourth Thursdays of the month. 7 a.m .; at Christos Restaurant. Downtown Sanford. "It's hard to realize how much fat there la In your diet until you Thai cuisine boasts mix of flavors You m ay have seen e Th a i restaurant tn a city or a town somewhere In Ihc United Slates. O r you m ay know about Th a i cuisine from the experiences of vacationing friends and/or m ili­ tary relatives. But If not. you should get to know the food of Thailand, a southeastern Asian country, for It's fast becoming a familiar and popular choice of both young and old here In America. THAI CHICKEN SALAD I b ro ile r-frye r chicken, irxiked, skinned and cut Into I lilrl shreds 1 cucumber, peeled, seeded and shredded 2 cups fresh bean sprouts 2 fresh green chutes, seeded and shredded 1/2 small red onion, sliced thinly and broken Into rings I tablespoon fresh ginger, shredded A R T TV L M JW D tN G M gjv«« rMrtsa disks* a Thai tssek. L im e -m in i dressing (recipe follows)* 1/2 cup fresh cilantro (roots, stems, leaves), chopped 1/4 cup peanuts, chopped Make Lime-Mint dressing first and set aside. In large bowl, m ix together chicken and cucumber. In another Ubwl. m ix together bean sprouts, chllles. onion and ginger. If not serving Immediate­ ly, cover and refrigerate Ingre­ dients. At serving lim e, stir together Lim e-Mint Dressing, c h ic k e n -c u c u m b e r m ix tu re , bean spr out .mix tu re and cilantro In large bowl. Sprinkle with chopped peanuts and serve. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 4-6 servings. * L t m e - M l n t D r e s s i n g : Mi x together 1/4 cup fresh lime Juice. 3 tablespoons fish sauce. 2 tablespoons vegetable oil, 5 teaspoons sugar. I tablespoon chopped mint leaves. 2 cloves garlic (m lncrd) and 1/2 traspoon salt. Stir until sugar dissolves. Cole suggests the following variation on the above recipe for apple muffins: Eliminate yogurt and m a rg a rin e . A dd I cup applesauce and Vi cup chopped apples. Prepare and bake ac­ cording to Instructions for Blue­ berry Muffins. T h is variation has no fat. Cole likes to prepare a large batch of muffins and freeze aome for a quick breakfast. CARROT CAKE MUFFINS 1 cup (lour I cup whole wheal flour 1 cup quick oatmeal, not instant I Tbsp. baking powder THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT 1 1 C O I R I D B E E F AND 2V*-3 lbs. corned beef round or brisket with seasoning packet 11* cups water 3 medium carrots, peeled and cut Into thin strips 2 targe unpeeled potatoes, cut Into eighths I medium head of cabbage, cut Into sixths Place corned beef, contents of packet, water and rarrola in 3-qt. casserole. Cover tightly. Place ch icke n In m e dium Microwave on 100 percent power bawl. Sprinkle with flour, turn­ 7-9 minutes or until water bolls. ing to coat. Add fish sauce and 1 Reduce power to 50 percent tablespoon of the soy sauce: set p o w e r . M i c r o w a v e fo r 3 0 minutes. T u rn meal over. Add potatoes and top with cabbage. Place ginger In blender or food R e -co v e r. M icro w a ve 3 0 - 4 5 processor and mince, about 30 minutes or until vrgeUblcs are seconds: add chllles. remaining lender. I tablespoon soy sauce, vinegar, L e t s t a n d , c p v e r c d , 10 sugar and 1/2 teaspoon grated minutes. T o serve, carve corned lime peel. Blend or process for beef diagonally across the grain about I minute; set aside. In thin slices. Pour oil Into heated wok or Dutch oven over high tempera­ ture. Add chicken, onion and cabbage, stir-fry in g about 4 m inutes until chicken turns white. Pour ginger sauce m ix ­ ture over chicken and continue to stir-fry over high temperature until sauce thie kens, about 2 m inutes. Sprinkle w ith lime juice and top with mint. Serve hot with rice. T h U kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 servings. M1MT AJID Q1NQEB CHICKED 1 1/2 pounds tameless chlckrn breast, cut Into 1/2-lnch cubes 2 tablespoons flour 2 tablespoons fish sauce 2 Ubies|xxMis dark soy sauce, divided lf.«s m f lW IR O M P f i 3 Tbsp. reduced calorie m ar­ garine, melted 2 egg whiles Vi cup fresh blueberries Vi tap. cinnamon Mix all Ingredients by hand Just until well blended. Spoon mixture Into prepared muffin pans and bake at 400 degrees for 18 to 20 minutes. Each muffin contains less than two grams of fat. 1 1 1/2 -lnch piece ginger, peeled 2 green chllles. chopped I tablespoon vinegar 1 tablespoon sugar 1 lime, peel grated and Juice divided 2-3 tablespoons vegetable oil 3 cups napa cabbage, chopped 4 green onions, chopped 1/4 cup fresh mint, chopped JL a . 1 b lu e b e rry flavo red U'a great to Join In on the fun of SL Patrick's Day. The rating of corned beef and cabbage, which Isn't Irish, green beer, and m any other green foods. All add to the festivities. Potatoes are a staple of the Irish diet. T h e y have them every day. no matter what else they serve. Several weeks ago (Feb. 26) this column had recipes for potatoes, som e were t ra d i­ tionally Irish. American food fare to celebrate can Include this boiled dinner. N EA Food Editor* I2 Basic Ingredients (or a typical Th a i dish Include hot chllles. garlic, lime, lemon graaa. mint, Ash sauce, cilantro and ginger. In addition, a variety of curried dishes are favorites of the Th a i. Sttr-frylng In a wok and grilling over a small charcoal stove arc traditional methods of preparing I tot dishes. Chicken goes well with a blend of Thai-Inspired seasonings to make a salad or stir-fry with Intriguing flavors. BLUEBERRY MUFFINS I Vi cups flour 4 Tbsp. sugar I tap. baking powder I tap. baking aoda 1 cup nonfat yogurt, plain or Dsbbia Cola anjoys fal-fraa mufflna from on original raclpa. Vi tsp. baking soda Vi lap. sail 1cup finely grated carrots 1cup dark raisins 2 egg whiles 1cup skim milk Vi cup drained, crushed pine­ apple Vi cup applesauce Stir by hand to mix well. Spoon Into prepared muffin pans. Bake at 400 degrees for 18 to 20 minutes. These inulTIns are fat free. Cole contributed the following recipe to the cookbook “ When the Master Gardener Cooks." Tire recipe Is a reflection of her Maryland heritage. MOCK CRAB CAKEB 1 lb. zucchini (2 medium) peeled, coarsely grated 2 tsp. Old Bay seasoning I T b s p . chopped parsley 1egg. beaten I lap. Worcestershire sauce 1 Tbsp. mayonnaise 1 Tbsp. baking powder 2 slices bread Squeeze Juice from grated zucchini, drain well. Break bread Into sm all pieces and Just moisten with tntlk. Mix all In­ gredients. sha|K- into cakes. Boll In fine dry bread crumbs If desired. F ry In bulter until lightly browned. Serves four to six. Join in on the Irish food fun this St. Patrick’s Day > i It Is an artful blending of sweet, sour, salty and sjitcy flavors, often In the same Rice la a staple for accompa­ nying a typical meal of soup, fish or meat, and a raw vegetable salad served with a spicy sauce. Fresh fruits, such as pineapple and mango, are served chilled as dessert; sweet snacks are also usually eaten after a meal. start being concerned with It. You really have no Idea. Like with a muffin. If you don't put butler on It you think you're being good but there's an awful lot offal It It." Cole has developed her own fat free muffin recipes. "1 tried desperately to find aome recipes for good fat free muffins. I thought there m utt be aome way to make them at home." Th e flsh that you will tlnd served most often In Ireland Is salmon. It Is fresh, sweet and readily available. Continue to celebrate Ire la n d wi t h this micro-steamed salmon served with a cucumber-dill sauce. •TEAM ED SALMON 4 salm on steaks, about I pound U cup dry white wine 1onion, thinly sliced I lemon, thinly sherd Freshly ground pepper Arrange s a lm o n s t e a k s In a s in g le la y e r tn a s h a llo w 2 -q u a rt c a s s e r o le , t h in n e r p o r tio n s t o w a r d t h e In s id e . P o u r w in e aland 3-5 minutes before serv­ ing. over the steaks, sprinkle with pepper, and layer the onion and lemon slices over the fish. Cover with wax paper and microwave on 100 percent power 0-8 minutes, or until salmon flakes easily. Serve hot or cold with Cucumber-Dill Sauce. CUCUMBER-DILL SAUCE 1 medium cucumber, peeled, seeded and thinly sliced 2 Tbsp. mayonnaise M cup tour cream 2 tsp. fresh lemon juice 1 tap. fresh dill, or U tsp. dill weed, dried Salt, freshly ground pepper Combine all Ingredients til bowl and chill for at least I hour, allowing flavors to blend. Serve with poached salmon. T ry this vegetable dish that has the colors of the Irish (lug and torn of the country's favoritr vegetables (orange, green and while Irish flag) IRISH VEGETABLE DELIGHT 4 cups shredded g r a a s cabbage I medium anion, silted 2-3 carrots, cut Into U Inch slices 1 medium potato, cut Into t« Inch slices 3 Tbsp. water V* tap freshly ground while 2-3 Tbsp. unsalled butler or bacon drippings Combine cabbage, onion, car­ rots. and potato In 11* qt. casserole. A dd water, cover tightly with plastic wrap, vented, m icro w a ve on IOO percent power 8 -10 minutes. S tir tn pepper, salt and butler. Lei Make those Irish eyes smile with these Irish Cream Truffle*. A perfect ending to the celebra­ tion. HUSH CBEAM TRUFFLES 8 oz. white chocolate, grated 4 oz. milk chocolate chips 3 egg yolks 1* cup Irish cream liqueur I Tbsp. Irish whiskey 1 tsp. cuconut flavoring II* sticks unsalled butler, softened Dipping chocolate Microwave while and milk rhocolatrs In 2-quart measure on 5 0 p e r c e n t p o w e r 3- 4 minutes, or until shiny and melted. Stir until smooth. Stir In egg yolks, then liqueur and whiskey. Microwave on 50 per­ cent power 1 minute to thicken. Transfer mixture to food pro­ cessor or mixer and beat. With motor running, add coconut flavoring and then butler, our tablespoon at a time. Process 2-3 tablespoonfuls on a baking sheet and chill. Form mixture into balls. Microwave the dipping chornlir on 50 percent power until m rllrd (3-4 minutes per pound). Dip balls Into the melted rhoeolale coating and place on wax paper to dry. Trudies will keep In tightly covcrrd container In refrigerator up to two weeks. Dipping rhoeolale Is available It: white, pastel and dark wafers. Is Is easier to use the real chocolate for dipping candles. Place 10 ounces of the coating In u 1-quart bowl or glass measure and microwave on 50 |>ercent power 3 4 minutes. This will yield enough chocolate to dip 25-30 candy centers. Happy St. Pally's Day to you all! �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wedneaday. March 11. 1002 • M WEDNESDAY’S PRIME TIME WINN 0 DIXIE America’s Supermarket* For 24-hour T V listings, see LEISUR E maqszlns of Friday, Mar. 8. against D BAS ABBYl I agree with your rejection or Mr Ollkeaon'a suggestion to ahow kida horror nima on aexually tranamltted dlaraaea tike the kind the armed aervlcea uaed to ahow before a "big weekend." Education, nol acare lacllca, la the beat way lo fight S TD o and H IV/AIO S. t waa concerned, however, at the rather high rate of condom failure you died In your anawer ( I I percent to 10 percent). The failure rate can be lowered If the condom la uard correctly. Of courae. the aafrat aex la no aex at all. bul for many that la nol reallatlc. When you chooae to have aex wllh aoinronc. you are taking a rlak. Uatng a condom will traarn that rlak. bill It la at III there. And don't let anyone tell you they "couldn't possibly have H IV ." Only you know what you have done In your paat. so protect yourself and your partner! Many manufacturers now In­ clude Instructions with their condoma — read them! And If the condoms do not have In­ structions. buy a brand that does have them. Never use an oilbaaed lubricant (such as Vase­ line) with a condom — It will destroy the condom and neither person la protected. Always use a water-baaed lubricant (like K-Y J e lly ). T h e aperm tcldc Nonoxynol-B has been shown to kill HIV. so use II If possible. Never use two condoma at the same time, since they will rub together and both of them may break. As I said before, education Is ou r moat Im portant weapon against HIV/AIDS. Abby. I would like to thank you for your frank, open and compaaalonate re­ sponse to this crisis. Th e moot Important message we can get out is that AIDS does nol care who you are or where you live. We know that almple changes In behavior can keep you from gelling HIV. Leant what those changes arc and follow them. AIDS education Is very Im ­ portant lo me. For the last two years. I have been an aclor wllh llealthWorks Theatre (formerly AIDS Educational Theatre). We have two shows: "Th e Wizard of A ID S ." which It for high school through adult audiences, and "W hat’s So lllg About A ID S." which la Tor fourth through eighth grades. These shows edu­ cate and enlenaln at the same time, helping people understand Just what HIV and AIDS are. how HIV can be transmitted, and how to protect themselves. We travel the C h i c a g o area and the Midwest bringing AIDS educa­ tion wherever It Is needed, bul there are still many people who do nol have even the most basic AIDS Information — Information that could save their lives. I realize that pans of this letter may be lo frank for publication In a family newspaper, but this Is life-saving Information. If you cannot publish this letter, then please find an appropriate way lo get this Information out lo people. Many young people read your column, and they need this Information more than anyone. Keep up the good work. JAMBS B. OKOTB, CHICAGO D B A S MB. OBOTBt Y ou r message Is too Important not to publish It In Its entirety. My mall reflects the fact that m any readers still believe they cannot get AIDS because their partners look healthy, and therefore they do not feel that protection Is necessary. DBAB ABBYl A few years ago. I shocked m y friends and family when I broke m y engagement to a wrll-eduealed (Rhodes Scholar) mllllonartre business executive to marry a construction worker. W hy? Because he's kind, honest and totally lovable. My hlgh-school dropout can fix the plumbing, tune up a car. build a house and grow enough vegetables to fe*d an army. He ran rook and clean like a pro. and comes home whistling every evening, wllhoul slopping at a bar. The stories he tells me about hta day at the construction site are far more Interesting than m y day on Wall Street. Th is man won't grow soft and flabby silling behind a desk all day, and he won't get a stress-related Illness, or have an affair with his se c re ta ry . LUCKY IN INDIANA MOVIH AND DHIVI IfJ m KUFF8 8C A N N EB 91 — 1 1514 $. FRENCH AVE. PHARMACIST JERRY LIGUORI PHONE: 407-321-6626 to u a iC u m A liO M Ilii WE WILL NOT KNOWINGLY BE UNDERSOLD The following births have been recorded at Florida Hospital: Feb. 15 — Valencia Stokes and Ardlne Daniels Sr., Sanford, boy; Catherine and Ronald Nelson. Casselberry, girl. Feb. 17 Karyl and Lee Witte. Altamonte Springs, boy. Feb. 18 — Paula and Lawrence Jones. Allamonle Springs, girl: Teresa and Thom as Tomasettl. Oviedo, boy: Linda Bolarga and George Kolb. Oviedo, boy: Lori Marie Mlraglla. 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Florida - Wednesday, March 11, 1092 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THC CIRCUIT COUNT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Flit Number *1-741 CP IN RE ES TA TE OF ROBERT E E L LIO TT. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration of Ihe E H a l t ol R O B E R T E E L L I O T T , d t c t a t t d . F li t Number f I 711 CP. It pending in the Circuit Court for Semin©!# County. Florida. Probefo Oivi non. It* oddrttt of which It P 0 Orator C. Sanford. FL J777I Tht names and addresses of the Ptrtonal Representative arid tht Ptrtonal Representative's attorney art w l forth below A LL IN T E R E S T E D PER SONSARE N O TIFIED TH A T I Alt persons on whom fhit notice It served who have eb Iik (toni that challenge the valid ify ol the will, the qualification"! Ci r c u it c o u r t OF THE EIG H TEE N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. ft U l l CAI40 Home Savings ol America, F A . Plaintiff. IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, IN AN DFO R SCMFNOLC COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO *1 7*4* CA t« O CITIBANK. N A .«* Trustee under a pooling and servicing agreement dated 13/0l/»0 among D U MORT GAGE ACCEPTANCE C O R P . Th e Tru s te e and L O M A S MORTGAGE USA. INC . reiat ing fo D U MORTGAGE AC C E P T A N C E CORP M O R T CAGE. PASSTHROUGH CER T IF IC A T E S SER IES IffO 3. A D J U S T A B L E PASS THROUGH RATE, Plaintiff. vs T H O M A S J. R I C H A R D . CH E R Y LE J RICHARD GLENDALE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCI ATtON, and any unknown heirs, devisees, gran fees, creditors, and ether unknown persons et unknown spouses claiming by, through, and under any of the abort named D# linden It Defendant i NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned Clerk of the C ircuit Ceurt et Seminole County, Florida, will on March 3t. m i . at it 00 o clock A M at' tha West Front door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida, offer lor sale and soft ot public outcry fo the highest and best bidder tor cash, tha following described property situate in Seminole County. Florida: Homesit# f t of Seminole Woods, according to the! survey of record os recorded In Official Records Book U»7. Pages 1*3 through fOS. ef the Public Rec ordt of Semlno+e County, Ffor Ida. more particularly described as follows: That part of Northwe*I <4, eactpl the West 400 feel ol tha East V30 feet of the North 14) feet of the Northeast U of said Northwest fo and also evctpl that pert of the North If ot 'told Northwest 4* lying East ol Hale Road No 13. of SECTION 34 TOWNSHIP 30 SOUTH. RANGE 31 E A S T. Seminole County. Florida B E IN G M O R E P A R TiC U L A R L Y D E S C R I B E D AS FOLLOWS Commence at the Permanent Reference Monument designat Ing the Northwest corner ot said Section 3t; run thence North •* degrees 11*34" East along the North boundary line thereof ll t S i ! feet to ft(i Permanent Reference Monument designat Ing the Southeast corner el the the Southwest '• ef the South west l* of SECTION II of said TOWNSHIP 30 SOUTH. RANGE 33 EAST, and the Point of Beginning; continue thence North 4* degrees U 'Tf" East eking the North boundary line ot Section 3! M3 M teat fo the Permanent Reference Menu ment designating the Northwest corner ot the aforesaid West 400 feet ol the East tJO feet of the North 143 feet of the Northeast Li ol the Northwest fo; thence South 00 degrees i r i r East along tha West boundary line thereof 1147* foot fo a point hereby designated Point **A". return to the Point of Beginning and run thence South 74 degrees *) 11" West M l 44 teat to e point on # t v tv it r r e n t concert fo the Northeasterly having a ra diut of 1430 00 foot, said point belnf an thaHortheeftterly Right of Way line of Woodridge Drive and beers South 47 de greet 47’ If " West from the center of said curve: thence Southeasterly along said North easterly Right ot Way line end the arc of said curve through a central angle at u degrees 03 )0" 1M00 foef fo a point on said curve; thence teeving said Northeasterly Right-of-Way line. North M degrees 1110 East 71! f ! foot, thence North ** degrees ID O " East 330 04 feet fo stored*signaled point " A " and the- Point ot Termination pursuant fo the Final Judgment entered in a case (pending in said Court, Ihe style of nhich is Indicated abort WITNESS my hand and of tidal seal of said Court Frbru ary 34. If !) (COURT SEAL) M ARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Jane E Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish March#. II. IM ) OEP 4) in t h e 01 the pertonal representative, venue. or jurisdiction of this Court arc required to flic their objection! m >Ith- this Court W IT H IN T H 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 OAYS A FTER THE D A TE OF SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor! ol the decedent and othtr ptrtont having claims or demand! agalntl decedent's estate on whom a copy of this notice Is served within three months etter the date of the first publication ot this notice mutt til# their ctalm! with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS A FTER THE OATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTER THE O ATE OF SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH EM All other crediton el the decedent and persons having claims or demand! against the decedent*! estate ntutt file their claims with this court W ITHIN TH R EE MONTHS A F T E R THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE A L L CLA IM S. OEM AN OS AMD O BJECTIO NS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date of the first public# lion of fhlt Notice it March 4, Itfl Personal Repretanlativt DAWN E L L IO TT GARDNER WOO Harvey Road Jamestown. NC 37743 Attorney lor Personal Representative CHARLES D W ILDER. Esq Florida Bar No m m Wilder ACulton S3! Versailles Drive. Suite 100 P O Bo« t a ils Maitland. FL 137*1 1114 a o rtu n u Publish March A l l . If !) DEPe* 1 IN TH B CIR CUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA P R O B A Tf DIVISION Fite Number ft AM CP IN RE : E S TA TE OF MARION F. WEISS Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration at the estate of MARION f WEISS, deceased. F ile N u m b er ft Ota CP. Is pending In the Circuit Ceurt fer Seminal# County. Florida. Predate Oivt sion. the address of which Is P O Drawer C. Sanford FL 33731 The name and address ot the personal representative and the personal representatives* attorney are set forth below A L L IN T E R E S T E D PER SONSARE N O T IF IE D TH A T All persons on whom this notice is served who have1 sb lection* that challenge' the valid ity ol the wilt, the quel IHeat Iona of the personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction of this Court are required to file their objection* with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F TH R EE MONTHS A F T E R TH E OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY OAYS A F T E R TH E D A TE OF SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH EM All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands agalntl decedent s estate on whom a copy of this notice is served within three months after the date of the first publication ol this notit# must file their claims with fhlt Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F TH R EE MONTHS A F T E R THE D ATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY OAYS A F T E R THE D A TE OF SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other cted Ifort of the decedent and persons having claims or demands against the decedent's estate mutt file their claims with this court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS A FTER THE O ATE OF THE FIRST P U B U CATION OF THIS NOTICE A L L CLA IM S. DEM AND S AND O BJECTIO NS NOT SO F IL E 0 W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date of the first public# tkm of this Notice is March If. teei Per tone! Co Representative P A U LB WEISS AN West Race Si Mart mature WV 1MQI Attorney ter Persona) Represent#lire David L Ferguson Ferguson A Seb*tn lew lee Hoed Suite 410 wmter Par!. FL 1371* taenasr fiff f lor Ida Bar No 11N11 Publish March II 14.1**) Of P III Kenneth M Brophey and Amy E Brophry, his wife, el a t. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALK NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN (hat pursuant to a Final Judg men! ol foreclosure dated Feb ruary 3$. IftT. and entered in Case No fl U34 CAls G ol the Circuit Court ot the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and for Semi note County, Florida wherein. Home Savings of America. FSB f/k/a Home Savings of America. F A . Plaintiff, and Kenneth M Brophey and Amy E. Brophey. hit wite. Bethany College. Bryan Durrance, Warren Barty d/b/a B a rty R e a lly , and Greenwood Lakes Unit 1 Home owner* Association.. Inc., a Flor Ida corporation are the Often dents. I will sell to the high**I and bent bidder for cash at the W ttl front door of the Seminole County Courthouse. In Seniord. Florida at It 00 • clock A M on April I, Iff), the following de scribed property as set forth In said Final Judgment, to wit: Lot 43 ot G R E E N W O O D LAKES. U N IT 3. according to the plat thereof, at recorded In Plat Booh S3, at Page 4413, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida Having a street address of: 433 laheshort Drive. Lake Mary. Florida 37344 Together with all Interest which Borrower now has or may hereafter acquire in or to said property and In and to: (al all easements and rights of way appurtenant thereof; and Its) all buildings, structures, Improve ments, Natures, and appurte nances now or hereafter placed thereon, Including, but not limited fo. all apparatus and equipment1, whether or not phyt tcalty arrived fo the tend or any building, used fo provide or supply air cooling, air cortdi tlonlng. heat, gas, water, light, power, refrigeration, ventlla Non, laundry, drying, dlshwesh fng, garbage, disposal or other services; and all waste vent s y s te m s , an te n n a s , pool equipment, window coverings, drapes and drapery rods, carpeting and floor covering, awnings, ranges, evens, water heaters and attached cabinets. It that such items be conclusively deemed fo be affiant fo and fo be part of the real property; and tel all water and water rights (whether or not appurtenant) and shares ot Stock pertaining fo such water or water rights, ownership of which affects said property; and tftl the rents, Income. Issues and .profits of alt D A T E D this February If. M jr v H M U w m Clerk of the Circuit Court fly: Jane E. Jasewlc Publish March4.11.1»fl D IM E IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT. IN ANDFOR C A If NO. fleas CA I4K UNI TEO COMPANIES LENDING CORPORATION Plaintiff. LU ALICE HOWE; HOWE, unknown spouse ot Leslie K Howe. JOHN DOE. unknown spouse ot Lu Alice Howe; and any unknown heirs, dev itees, grantees, creditor t. and other unknown persons or unknown spouses claiming by. through, and 'under any at the Defondants NOTICE OF ACTION TO LU ALICE HOWE ISJ0 Deleon Street Oviedo. Ft S73SS HOWE, unknown ipeuso af Leslie K. Howe ISM De Loon Street Oviedo. FL 7174! JOHN DOE. unknown spouse ot Lu Alice Howe ISM DeLeon Street Oviedo. Florida 337SS unknown spouses claiming by. through and under the above named Defondent(s). If do ceased, whose last known a d d re s s e s a re as g lv a n YOU ARE H ER EBY NOTI F IE D that an action fo foreclose Mortgage covering the following real and personal property de scribed at follows. fo wit. The South is af 'Ihe Southeast V* ot tna Southeast V* ef tha Northwest 1# ot Section S. Town­ ship ft South, Rang* 31 East. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida -has boon filed against you and you are required fo ser ve a copy of your written defenses. It any. fo It on ROBERT H HOSCM JR . C Victor Butler. Jr . P A . 131! E Robinson Street, Or lends. Florida 27B0I. and file the erigtnei with the Clerk ot ttw above styled Court on or before the Mth day ef March. Iff! Otherwise a Judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Com plaint WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court on the 14th day of February te»3 tSEALI MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Br Patricia F Meath Depwtr Clerk Publish February J4 A March 4. It, II. ivej DEN Its CELEBRITY CIPHER •M r R P D Y w T H E 1 S T •t p r H V N Z I U T P I R V C V A F V D V U n N P M A R V P U A M W I W V R V N W P U Z V N Z W L B P W W P A M H . PHTVIOUS SOL U1 ION *'H don't maka much aibal yog ktiXty. to long U |ou don't U . tl * IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO t l 1*14 CA14 DIVISION O GREENWICH CAPITAL FINANCIAL. INC PlemtiMitl. LARRY W KERN.et el. Oetondenff*) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant fo a Final Judgment ot foreclosure deled February |». I*V), and entered m Case No *1 1*14 CAI4G Of the Circuit Court ef Ihe E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit in and for SEM I HOLE County. Florida wherem G R E E N W IC H C A P ITA L F l NANCIAL. INC is the Plemtitt end LARRY W K IR N . KATHY A k c « n a l u m c o IN D U S T R I E S , I NC . R O Y A L ALUMINUM. INC ACE ALU MINUM DISTRIBUTORS IN C. G E N E R A L HOMES CORPO R A TIO N . TH E CROSSINGS MASTER COM M UNITY ASSO C I A T I O N . INC end LA K E W O O D AT THE CROSSINGS HOM EOW NERS ASSOCIATION, INC ate Ihe Defondants I will sell fo Ihe highest end best bidder ter cash el the West Irent duo* of the SEMINOLE Cetei'y Courthouse et II 44 a m . an April ). ie*7. Ihe following described properly a* sol forth in said Final J S f *1. LAKE WOOO A T TM| CROSSINGS U N I! I l k AC CORDING TO THE MAP OR P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE COROEO IN PLAT BOOK 1* PAGES 13 THRUGH SI IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI N O iE COUNTY FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND an* fhe seal ef ffus court ■» February M i»v; (SEA L! HONORABLE MARVANNE MORSE Clerk ef the Circuit Court By Jane E Je * t«‘c Deputv Clerk Publish. March 4- 11, iff I OEP J* 97— A p a r t m e n t * 71— H e l p W a n t e d F um ith td / Rent CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DCPT. HOURS PRIVATE PARTY RATES 1:00 A M - S : X PAL MONDAY Btru FRIDAY CLO SED SATURDAY 1 SUNDAY M*i*tMMt*HMh K m E jtper fenced. Must have foots, __________ 331-W l___________ ■ EC ROOM. Lvlng rm kIKhan and bath 11)0 a waah p in *te n i a i i i P l D l l l i CAMPfeR St Jcdwt Rlvtr. tu llabl* la r an* parten D E U V IN T DRIVEN Fulltime Apply In (perton 3MSI Orlancto Av. _______ K Mart Plata 14conMcirthm * i m ---- S3* ■IIn* k«/wk.Octaltwangim am RN 10 conMcuUv* Im M ---------- SO* i IIn* 7 MfiMCUth* Im**.....— *7* * IIn* HOME CARE SUPERVISOR Immediate opportunity, Cur rent home care etperlence and medicare knowledge a must Benefits and tfoilble schedule. Top salary. Call Cary Smith tor confidential Interview 740 3344 Medical Personnnel Pool, Maitland 3 ranaaeuthr* * n » « _____ _ !7 * illn * R*i*» w* par Itaua, b***d on 3 Itn* *0 •3 U n n Mrtmuffl NOW ACCEPTING SALES Pncat riM c ti 11JO aah daesunt lor prompt pavmant StfitoXAng m*y vKkiWH*rNdAdv*rt rat *• »» oral ot«n*dd*tnNd*y Car** 1•*»" you O.I dayi you. «a< ra faU u ti n Pay or*y only lor daya your M n r * at tala aanwd lira Ml In ln 'l c or p eKpandlng locally PT^ F T *fSemonstrefors Envlro nm en lol/iducatlo n pr od uc t s . C o mm s /per t bonut/car bonus *4*4113 dMcapaon tor Iu m i ratlin Copy nun to,tow aocapatta iypogmpr.cN •ComrnaroaI Iraquancy ri SECRET AKIAl*€Bfflp«ttf Optr. Sanford Typing 1040 WPM computer, 'word pe rl, basic clerical. Salary commiserate with evperlenra Send relume or deliver In per ten fo., Pararl Services. Inc.. I l l W. ttl St. )S43. Sanford* FL. 33771 D EN X K * Turaday tvu rnday 12 Noon Tha Day Bator* Pi Sunday And Monday* 30 PM. Friday AD JU STM ENTS AND CREDITS: In th* rran l of an a m * In an ■d, Via Sanford H*rald arid bo roaponalblo fo. tha Oral Inaortton only and only lo Iho aalonl of th* coal ol that Inaortlon. Ptaaaa ehack yoof ad lor accuracy th* Itral day It runa. STYLIST H m *»4. rail a. r t r t Tim*. D ELU X E KHchanaD. apt., p rl. balhanfry. m K iP «a n . ulll paid EM)mp . MP W M I I F IV E RM. A P T.. P « l turn . hoi watar H talar leal Bldg I M ma t HHdw> P M a W a n ) SANFORD ■ larpa I bdrm. M ai privacy Leaking lar th# rlghl tmall lamllyl SIOS par m th alnUW dacie.lt m t t M ONE I D R M . I bath Oarage apt., Nka area BIS me Call St Jehn. Really Ca W )« H ) ONE RDRM . Ig apt. ) b in from downtown U lll. Ineluded t u t m h r . w i g O S T E IN I RDRM. Lg Ihrt* room, icm parch, fancad yd . prlv park. S))S mp t tl gift O S TEEN Ikrga I bdrm apt. Ns pal. From SHYx* up p in dtpo.ll Includn mil lit. _________Call 130 W it_________ SANFORD St. apartment, lar rani. Spring Sptclall US A up a wk _All vtmtia. _____ ulll ill*, paid Call 333 l » l . jk j 4)41 er 13* Wl I ni.iu____________ 13— Bingo FR IDA Y AMDSATUROAY 10:10AM and 1:10PM F L E A WORLD HWY D W .IA N F O R P 31— Personals ADOPTIONS Free medical care, Hamper talien, counseling, private doctor plus living expenses Bar F317S11 Calf Attorney Jehn Frkker...............I BM *17 344! D I S C R I I T c on v e r s a t i o n *00 110 1310 1 3 * 1 / m In *00 774 004*11 *4 /min Over I I 23— L e s t a F o u n d LOST, tong )*air Pomeranian, brown w/whlfe markings IKotfo) REWARD011 407* 2S— Special Not lets ADOPTION Support A m a d id a.panwt paid. Call A lty ti W t.la n Ugaraad 4 Natali* tbaih* I M* > M O T FL Bar N N f llt _____________ m m m BIC0ML A N0TAIT FarDalarti I M i n i m FlarM* Nalary Aawlanaa I BAHAM A! V a u ta M . Round trip trulM Mu.I M l. can't aat m ta a .H d io » 37— N u n a r y a Child Cars CHILDCARE In my Sanlord (some Mon Frl. Infants wet., come LuncH/macfc 3301314 FLA A TLA N TIC new has im medlale opening*, call today lor Information Qualified loving care, ages • wks fo 4 yrs HR3*07F3S3PI1430 LAKE MARY home child care Nurse on stall AM shifts Limited placement Call fo dayt 134 S3!I 34 HR. Odldcere. special pre school program IS yr t . asp Loftef TL C _____ m i n 3 J 5 — T r a in in g A E d u c a tio n A U TO M A T IN G f A L E I AND M A R K E TIN G 10 30% In creatas can be achieved Feb •t Harvard But Review Free Consultation t Call 333 300* N U R IE ASSIST. Trotatof 1)0 hour cowrie- Classes ere iheld In Longwood and Orange City, Day and evening available Contact American Red Cressi l i t -441*er igee its itsi tihis ad made postibie w/funds it 3*— Insurance * * A U TD IN S U N A N C I* * PtP/PO Fram Dawn Fak laseronce Ivt. STYLIST WANTED For full salon. E *p. com mission Busy stop In K Mart Plaia, Sanford 3)1 0 3 ) 71— H e l p W a n t e d Aelo Aircraft CeetlRp I I I JO per hour. Outdoor work For Immediate local work Coin a n n a m > temporary HV* Full lime tor ttw month et A pril. Good wages. Lang hours I A pply In person: Vaughans. 4734 W. St. Rd. 44. COt Q UAUH EO M i n i s Prefer ) years household goods tiperience Wansley United Is offoring focal and short haul posillons Hourly plus m ileage with great benefits Caff Kan, 000 S37 3374 or 333 0375 * CO LLECTION CLERK a Dependable salt starter Good phone skills arohetpfutt AAA EM PLOYM ENT TtoW.ltH* 11,01131 a DISPATCHER# 1700 wkl Knowledge of area helpful I Fantastic benefits) AAA EM PLOYM ENT 300 W. 3311*St, P i l l # TIDT MND It hiring In Catwlbarr, Oaa* M r I Bar* • phona 1 car am uti........... . W tra a 73— E m p l o y m e n t W o n te d HOUICM ECPINO **>!»*■ *tsired by super erganlied mot her /st udent Pr ef er morning, early afternoon hours Reference* 334 4314___ HOUSEKEEPER, elderly cere child car# D riven lie A refer, avail 333 4133 Minus (Over the reed.) Must be 31 yrs old. have ) yrs over the road »«© , CDL re quired Apply *« rforsawt 347S Mercy Dr. Orlande er call: O E M E VA . c ompl.l t pr l. Femal e t im , child OK Nommoker Avail )/ 114* »0M SANFORD male will share home, prefer male tenant Full house prlv 1)00/mo. 1/3 util, t ISOsecurity 3)1 A41S W ILL i H a BE Dalton* ) txkm home, full house privileges SJOQ/moplus 1/3util 4400*43 Grad* Tractor,Dump Track LnidtfQptraW Class "B " CDL tic required E Nperlmc* necessary. ___m a m __________ BEDROOM W/letl Reuse prlv. Will accept stable M/F S77S mo 4 fo or I t ! wk 3301444 JU S T l*e home I Lovely room, Mtchen privilege* cable TV. Longwood IBQ/wfL All 314) LARGE PR IVATE ROOM, good parking. US Per Week Call 330 13*7 leave message NEAR 417. room fo lei with kitchen prlv. SIS week t wk, deposit 331 3444 RECESSION BUSTERI Clean reams, kitchen, laundry, perch. From MS/wk Includes uftt-a phune* cable TV >344433 SANFORD I lg b d r m w/prlvato bath, house privi leges Prefer male t7S/wh or S30B/moplusSISP^p 331 A4IS SANFORD. Ntco area. Room w/Mt housa prlv , pool 1300 me 1/3of ulil 3114414 SANFORD. Kit., laundry prlv. A cable hookup Prlv. home. 141 wk plus >4> dip a ) 3*44 Mature female tor ) adults Possibly live In. Casselberry 03II0S7_________ _ LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE Minimum 4 yrt. Enperlence In Hlflh Q uality Residential Work I Reliable) References! Good Driving Record! Own Traniporl^on A Tele, t Only Very Knowledgeable Hard Worker Need Applyt Call 4*tg*B4alSer *;00AM. a LE A ll WO CONSULTANT a Enthusiastic Individual fo show apartments! Be part of a professional foam Salary and bonutl Great opportunity I AAA EM PLOYM ENT T t e w .t m s i, m i f f s NUftfiRYMAN Eap in all phases of landscaping and lawn maintenance 333 *)17 fltlUC RELATIONS Above average. SKV 400 wk T r ainIni p n v lded.,. ..iie e w i REALESTATE UUEMARTI V7— A p a r t m e n t ! join Fla"» leader in Real Estate for over >11 years, in boom Ing Nor th Semino le County I Enjoy absolute best training with one of the Na Hon s top Real islet# Organ! lotions Ns license? We'll help I REAL ES TA TE ONE K E Y E S3)) t m and "tors get butyl" sws m - u i i i r n s m i AFFORDABLE F t NTS It's Ttw Luck Of The Irish MOVE IN NOW AND T AKE A ROMANTIC CRUISE TO TH E BAHAMAS, a New construe I ion • Fully 'equipped family tiled kitchens * Swimming p o o l i C l u b h O' u • e a Professional maintenance a After school children's and foprtcJhaun's activities NO B L A R N E Y H E R E ! Cal l Te rry* your cruise director! Cedar "OCreek” Apts , 3)4 4334 . | 4 » Hartwell A rt. (comer of Hth) Furnlthod/ Root ATTtimoNiNrtrrtMK CAL L U t FIR I T tar tap taml net* County .tog I* family and duple, ranlal a.optflta.1 h d r e r l YV.: C A M E L E E R Y . I bdrm tt. bath, family rm. tlraplac* UdO/ma; Attamarda. 1 bdrm I bat h, t h t d , 1371/md: tankard. I bdrm 3 bath. I tar >arag».U3B/me 3W . I I I OROVEVIEW VILLA DE. Lakt M a r y B l v d . 3/1. * l « Oi ora weed Ay. U t l menlh. drawn iiaa/w LAKE MARY lg 1 bdrm 1 bath. I M tg It camptataly ramodaiad Cantral M/A. lg quiat lot. bordtn lake and park. MW/ma Saa al IM W Alma. Ihan tall 333aw l______ LONOWOOD IM M A C U L A T II 1/3. Living, dining. Itm lly r m . Ichaalk W oadlandi. Recklak*. Lk. Mary U K me M H II .U a v a M a .m a FA OLA A REA. I bdrm. t M th. C N M tN m ltN H C m im a r w a H T W i) R E N T OR LEASE O PTIO N. Sanlord. V I. I car. tplc No quell lying 1333 TW1 tv. m>B. R EN T W/OPTION TO B«y 4/3. Owner hotd. mt g. 3% dawn W I N T E R S F R I N O f gaad I a c a 1 1a n A v a i l . 4/S M l T O H M Iv mm SANFORO ■1 ar a bdrm. t Mth Spactouv clean. Nncad yard, nlca neighbor hoed IW Vm o aiukkacvvlty f f l j j g SANFORO. I BEDROOM . 3 M th. M t In kit., peal, fenced S3)) me. 330 HTTIv. Mlg SANFORD . TSOI Crave, nice 1 bdrm w/porch, appliance.. carpel. 3431/mo 111 44) tw » SUNLAND 3 beam t Mth. ctaan. L t a i a N* p*t « . MU'dlKeunlod C I S / U t BEDROOM. I M M On ) acre, at land In Entarprlat Country living SOW mo Call altar TPM S3a law 105— DuplexTrlp ltx / Ron! DUPLEX tor Rent, close to Lk. Mary Btvd/I7*3. 1st mo A *m sac. Avail. Immediately. Fenced yd Heat AC 3)7 3417 N. msa., wftl return call. LARGE 1/1 DUPLEX. Near K ATIES LANDINO efficiency, new pain!* etc. utilities and canoe use free Na pets plp/mo 133 4430, anytime LO. 1/1. CHA. weUVdryer hook up, hardwood floors- 1403 S Park Ave. 443) me 3313*1* MARININ'S VILLAGE H I . . sern, porch, quiet cut de sac, pets 4434 mo 4**4A77 SPACIOUS OUPLEXS. f bdrm . 1 bath Quiet, son. porches Yard Malt mei n a n U 107— Mobil# Hom tt / Rtnf Lake Ada 1bdrm. 1341 mo 1 bdrm. S3*S mo and up ONE BORM., turn. AC, Con 1214170 Park A rt. Meklti Pk. 13) 344 O S TEEN ) bdrm withcaban MOVE IN SPECIAL » J — Room* tor Rant HOUSEKEEPER-COOK jam. H ID DEN LAKEdt/lvM li. Fplc . garage, fenced, pool A tennis 17 VI— Apart menlt/ House to Short EASY W ORKI E X C E L L E N T PAY! Assemble products af hem e. C a l l lo l l free 1 000 443 Siaeast 3*40 Unfurnished/ Rent E XTR A LO. nke 3 bdrm. Clean A bright, near Plnacra.l uhaal, near city b n . By 101— H o u m Unfurnished/Rent Casselberry, single story. Isfremely quiet, studios and t bdrmi lots of storage I Call today H 4*4-4773 MY S T E RY R E N T SPECfALSI I and 3 bdrms , pool, laundry By wk, or monti. Turn or unfurn 333 4A50 NICE large 3 bdrm 3 bath, central H/A. washer/dryer hook ups. MlS/moplus securl »y Hall Realty, ) ) ) f774 1ANFORD. I bdrm 3 bath, washer/dryer. |43S/mo Unftod Realty, 434 443* SANFORD, ONE BDRM.. garage apt. In qutof area No Pots 4304 mo 3344)3*_______ T H R E E B E D R O O M , w/3 f i r e pl ac es , new c a r p e l 437S/ma plus 4100 tor uf If A I mo dtp- Park A r t 314 *344 W E LL Make Yee A Deal you cant refute Choose Geneva Gardens Apts today 113) 30*0 1 A 1 BEDROOM apis IHS A up month. Ret. No pelt Dep I D 334)e r tf 44444 t BDRM. DUPLEX A P T. t i f i per month, S30D security de posit Ceil S74 *444___________ SANFORD - 1 bdrm., eiceHenf Per toef for retirees. Ho pets ________ Call m 414) t BDRM. 1 BA TH Baerda 11 Ave |3M per month plus socurtty. Fenced yd. 1334111 114-W a rtb o u s# Spx c t/ RtnT LONOWOOO/LK. MARY area. 1.000 1.300 sq ft, with or without A/C offloet Starling 4333 Me tntosh Point. 331-4*00 SANFORD IJM .IA33.At00 square foot aval labia I Call 331 3044 117— C o m m e r c i a l R tnU ls SANFORD, near Airport. 1,000 sq ft. efflce bldg. Ample parking and handicap leclH ♦fos 4400/me Call 330 0007 SHOWROOM 1,3® sq fl and W AREHOUtSe 3.000 sq ft Airport Bl, Sanford 3)3 11SO m -O H i c * Spsct / Rtnt 101— H o u m s socurtty Call >13 334* A PAR TM EN T largo I bdrm . furnished Wafer, sewer and garbage Included t>S0/mo plus 1300 deposit 3914341 F u rn lihw i/ R*nt ERANO NEW O FFICE BLDO. FOR R E N T. U l i a . 1/1. EHI dawty tiwnlihad u t l ftlW kac. Call 334 JBJt Mava la Spatial.......... Ual/me. CALL l aniard................M l T*M awra-n.lauwaq-NOOIONINOI 333 73*7 41— C tm ttery Crypt* LET A I BU R IAL LOTS In Oak lawn Park Cemetery Reasonable > air fo# 13)4. Anytime 45— T ra v tl OpporlunlUw TUEACNUIU I NI OMT BAHAMAS tram I l f , I NilGHT Carr ibean trom ktf* 7 NIGHT Alaska I tor I CALL NOW I ooo r m SI— Financial S*rvlc*s >T a i l AS LOW AS SI* w M srrw ^ SPECIALIST m jt DO IT! M t 41— M o o t y to L x s d Bouflht a sole C A IN FOR M TO'S Bill Belle. L H d M tg B k r i i p s / n a u ) C a N iw m w s a a , J O ^ -L is t in g Service Accounting A T a i Sb t v I c b CPA FO R Small But! i»etl/|«Nlivliual Including Book keeping pay roll Service* CPA 3)1 3)34 T A X R E T U R N S . Car perete'Parsenel idep 111 lOaOA430 10m€l fit 444 3)37 HUVEIT DRIVEAS To 1700 weekly, plus benefits MVR lets im . 71— H#lp Wanftd eACCOUNT ING CLERK e 4300 wk t Must be rWfo to carry owl protects witi mUUmwm SrtwrvisOn and foatruction it tookmg Sor a fun af ef AAA EM PLO YM EN T to tw 3 S fo S t.a u it* ASSISTMTMMMCI C e d u r ifo k Full pari turw A p p l i c a t i o n s accept ed Dockside Imports. Semweto Centre tWalmart Plaia) Mwy l i f t . Sanford 113*701 ADO TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVONNOWI CALL t3)0*l*er 33)4)3) o A d d itlo n i A Rtmoctellrkfl A u to m o tive CASH! Unwanted, wrecked. |enk cars.trucksl US er . Ptoekfn. 1-040*3)4044______ ' CLASSIC AUTOM OTIVE Service O r. Camp. Auto Repaw, ASC c e r t i f i e d Trans specialist, towing Auto body 31* Ae*m A rt OvwWe t u lt)t Building dontractorT NEW. REM ODEL. RE FAIR HOMES. O FFICES. STORES All types construction, Res/Cam 111 #431 S O Belint, CBCtitot* WHTKMSIEMOOCIING e e N F W H O M IS . • Smte tfoO mi kantord GCGOO1404 MtMer 33) *444 A i r C o n d it i o n i n g C fo o tin g WESSON AIR CALL Sit ta.1 Faratlyaur A C n M d .' Repiacemani speciaiislsf RISERS nrw/uwncmiwias HouiuruMcc-jnwj Bw/SeB • Re*aad/Ow#aleed Coryntry** CARPENTER Alt kinds of ham# repairs, pamfusg 4 ceramic hfo Rteheed Oruss.... Ilf **31 (toncrelt CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayne Beal 3 Man Quality Op*ra I ion t *ja 1334/34# 7*03 TU R N IB F ENCE. All type, •anting. Belt tone* to law*I Fraattf U l a u v m IU1 H a n d y M an" E L E C T R I C I A N lie a guaittf wark lav prtra I , hr >vc cam Rat U tta r) MASTER ELECTRICIAN! Q v a lit, tar Mr a. iKantad. wrad a/l H U s / » I ’r l gafertwwm 1lo ll ill fa in tin g OICK F1NOLA1 PAINTIMO Ovality warkl Int/Ekl. L k d 4 Insured F rM e tH ® 3 Sni M AJESTIC Faint mg. Qualify work n yrs esp 3*41% less toan ethers. Freetsf, 4HdSt) ANY JOBI Ve« Lon 44 Doors, serns wood paml yd w « l responset » 4 )|S7 , PETTY' S PA IN TIN G SERVICE C A R F E N T R Y , M A I O N A R V j Infer ipr/ f i l e r lar Quality pa ml ing and Itfo work Free Guaranteed* Free est's Rel i eshmafos Use d Call I I I 4334 U l 121-2517 H o m « Im p ro v m tn l I A O D I T I Orepairs.. N S ^ ------------Free eti Res/Comm' CBC S3141 tt Cerl I 371441* REMODEL. Carp.M r, aatti sernym. garages, concrete II yrt treeesl BablM tot* L a n d ic a p ln g i«c n ta rte l a Typing St v I c b s CUSTOM _________ ____ j OJ Enltopriwt. M IB I I y -L a n ia rd B a a M l/U ) )« t ) i SECR ETAR IALANaiary S w v l l l i a i aad Laava k iu w W B B____ B to AARON LANDSCAPINO Cu« 111 Irrigalion Tor*. Lawn Care Smcell M O D * Sprlfifctefi /1rrigitlon I ) l lltlD A T IO M O yrs e«P ln.l.,1 F i, , , Free esi la tra tiNMiaaara Lawn Sorvict ----------- EI bcT - I c e I----------- \ i l i ‘i ’ t l f s r ) m i i w a g Lawn Sr tv Icr OAN I aaOWINO 1VC-. Cut. trim 4 edge Fair Prkeel FRmtocoRreNmd R H B I W F tn c > AVOI D F O B E C L O S U B I W* con holp you save your homu 43— M o r te a e v s Iftectrlcal N.BITAOE e l e c t r ic • Lkerned and tow ed Service amrk/traa aatwnakto M4S«M H I GHE S T Q U A L ITY . Itwatl prka' Cuaranlaadl Call Tha Lawn Man! M U WWW S T IV E CIO FFI LARIN CARE T r — S o r v iC R Z a io a iS TS c a s e ah at arbavl culturt *■ dan t ra«ka lira Natal 1) I akk) BUNYANI T I E S SVC. Tn a war. havlmg Frt* tit , to wrta Fa, I r r r i t hi s ( n i l t In \\t fit'll -TV Im l> l o i r iJJJtill Sit tax In �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida • Wednesday. March 11, 1992 - 71 111-O H Ic e Specs/Rent 141—Home* for Sal* M i n ft i SANFORD. Three M r m . its both, lamlly rm . big yd Close to stores Stejao MO N i t K S f >\\ IS KI M I S U I I M A N A O E M E N TA R EALTY X II K H SANFORD fMIthed MNC> I.JSO •R fl . plus epm tpM*. F|* and i.aeite it j j i not ~14t— Homes for Salt 121— Condominium stairs STENSTROM I S ORM. kiichtn appnancn. w aihtr/dryar, »tr. perch MSOTme, SMOd*e m m * I ID R M | b*th condo n »« c ar pel, o a t h e r / d r y t r . MIS mo . t yr FOS E Airport 01 Sonlord, t o l a*a t i n l S ORM, i kern, ism ip f t , *crn porch, treth'dryer Fool, lacutll. t*nnl» 147) mo MOO drp I H I F t l l l t t m REALTY, INC. nrortim $1 DOWN FOR VETS A tittle more toe ethers Brand new ) bmboom I bath homes with l car garages Sail total monthly paymaoti Call now. otter limited I UnlTersol Realty, M l 2124 149—Commercial Property/Sale 127-Storage/bfflce Space HOMEor THE OAT O FFIC E IP A C t. ton to ft 4 N rm i Full both A kit Noor boo SASdmo m Free________ a OWNER FINANCINO aratl •bto lor this super cto*n 4/1 In Lk Mery Equip klf * All the ■tops *5105.000 141— Homes for Sale CAUANYTIME AMORDtHl f MOMf S V! fllllRI I PROP! Rills 322-2420 • •ONDM ONEY.F.rtkr F R E E O O V T ASSISTANCE F HA AS LOW A S I S VAAS LOW A l t ' , \ 321-2720 Oe» l Rope*'Attumo No Ouel Ify Homer i Seminole. Oronge. Volutla. I eh# Counties 2US Park Or .a U a M M l W. Lake Mary 41. U . Mary •IrOrj 35thTur* Senterd Area Homes ei/t ■ Fpk, now point end carpel, fenced yard IFS.SOO e >/l an l/lacra.C/H' A l i t roc • Settlend V I n e . paint. A/C. root I I t acre, lanced IS# soo a la The Country I Home on over »t acre, heavily Iraed. US too e v t . eppl near paint, carpal. fenced yd. carport, lae.tgo evi>s split plan, appliances, gar age. lanced yard. Sat. *00 a Assume No Qualities I • tenter* FI. cathedral call, lanced, garage ut.TCO a V I an l/Jacral Fenced, culde sac. deadend street Saatoo LAK E FR O N T proNssMnel Pi Ike suite. I/O sq I f . * offices w a llin g a re a , s fa ra g a . bathroom Langunod. i lf 0041 153—AcreageLots/Salt O CALA N A T ’ L FO R ES T. Weeded letil 1 1 1 » each, no money downl Sll 41 monthly ________ I 400 941 1074________ 2 1/2 ACRES Zoned county A t Already split Into 1 building silts Close ta town B E T T E R HURRVt Priced »o sell at U J too CAUSART REALTY 122-7491 BATEMAN REALTY Co-Op/Sele NKAR 1-4 •I *cr«t. established Fern Farm bm intit with a/|. pool, plus Orange City water Was 5724 000 now l i f t .000 Handyman's nightmare I 4/1 . owner financing 519.900 Laasa P vrduta • 1/1 block. 124.SOOOwner holding BY OWNER Naefhlaka Village 1/1. downstairs, appliances Included Pool/ttnnis Bargain attaa.SOO 171 TO H em 321-07SS.............. 321 2257 1ANFORD I bdrm I bain 12X40 New floor and win dowe ia.SOOOBOIlt1741 SAVE SMI NEW 1441 HOMES! WHY PAY R ETA IL? 14X71. 9fM $. MX 70, tit AM US 5744 BY OWNER. 1 bdrm . I bath > car garage. In Hidden Lake, tt 000 baton apyealsal Call Fit a m »e reatsers aSeasa \i i in \i n LO VELY i bdrm f bath home I Huge oaks, central H/A. spa. outside brkk gria and pallo. h rtta ^ r^ r ^ m i u .n o 1ST—Mobile Hornet / Sale 1ST— Office SuppIlM / Equlpmtnf • CANOE 14 ft. Fiberglass, ne paddles or cvsions UOO Firm m 74— ____________________ N F T . PONTOON Good condt lien I f HP Merc motor S3 414 Trailer available 321 9979 REPO m s Kaufman A Broad 14X54. 1 bdrm 2 bath »plil Gorgeous hornet II J \ Inter est. only tl.Oft down to a qualified buyer I/O 900 pain k hi in nsmmiii The Prudential Otii VlflTflRI Florida Really tMt M AN ATEE I bath UXiO. 1 bdrm S7.SOO Broker. 2211140 >91 2701 1/1 4/t>4 WANTTOSEUTOURHOME? I am looking tor nice homes to match with buyers Call M Grtfwy, REAIT0R Buildmg materials lumber, hardware, pegboard. steel shell units store displays, household. A more 10AM aPM only 1407 W 1st S I. Sanford T f 3— Lawn 4 O ird tn 155— Pupltx for Salt SANFORD OUPLCX. I bdrm each Good neighborhood 539,9QQ will finance 174 9444 CARPET CLEANINO EQUIPM ENT Cestea soo It In butter with tank solution Eac tend tl.aCBOBO MO 1034 FORK L I F T TRUCKS Used buy sell rent lease Many sues I I I 1140 ask ter Ann/ whands- MWe t04 730 I>t4 FO R K LIF T. Clark. 1104 ft ca pacify Works goad SHOO _________CaR 323 1144________ a MOT Oe I horse reworked Make otter 322 4011_________ 322-9104 Hey Diddle, Diddle • Is Your Apartm ent too little? • Does Your Rent Send You O ve r The Moon? W E C A N H ELP - Country L u k e Apts. 330-5204 IxMtk What's Happening At S t Croix Apartments f l I DATSAU THUIS 112 MUSTSUL S P EC IA L MOVE-IN A L LO W A N C E S • . F E N C E . Chaui LtM H b f > If Aikfng I X Calf i » IMF X SI 1/1 Nice homol Bast loti Assumaablt mtg ttl.200 Firm CaN Scatti B M N I SANFORD 1 bdrm 1 bath with control H/A. Ownar financing, dawnpaymant nagatlabla 5*9,toe Ca«i aai m 2__________ IN F Ib H A S N a rS H IIN LISTINOS N E E D E D I Call W Maltcrowskl Reg.stared Real EelataBrakar TFT-FNi B r id g e w a te r A p ts . - _____ For Sale 191— Building M a te ria l! RIDINO MOWER. Snapper | HP. la settle estate Likerww! S7I0 --------271 ta04 C A /irw O f f e r in g soo W. Airport Blvd. SANFORD 140— Butinett • FI LE CABINET. M«4al SI Tanawamaf */* Mi h w P A R T tim e lawn service, approa. It 10 mo income Appro* IS hours per week Truck, all Equipment and accounts SHOP m 9474 Be Our Lucky Charm m. 117— Sporting Goods Senterd Area Mobile Home Community U X S M b d rm It 000 ^ IBM Cempatibto Sett ware and Instruction lor home business Bast prices! Gamas to serious Call 123 2144_________ SPRING SPECIALS ISM M AN ATEE 9 bath PRIIPI Rflls 1S5— Computers m & W fW & m w M 2 Houses lowed SZ 3 319 Frewck Ave. Senterd Hwy 17 91 at 3rd St. 2 houses. 100 ft frontage on 17 97 Use tor offices, antique shop, craft center 7 story 3 bdrm fram e, hardwood floors Also 3 bdrm rental Ownar financing possible, sugge sted s ta rtin g bid UOO 000 I0X deposit on day of auction Century II, AA Carnes Inc. Marsha Bennett. Reader 331 1114 Jim Skeen Auctioneers Licensed Real Estate Breker I I I ! E. CataniaI Dr. Orlando 447 094-9297 044 422 9111 AU4AB4I 219—Boat! and Accaitorlei NO M E FOR SALE. Sanford area UTS M par month in terestedt Call W N H _______ C a l Janet MansfltM Days. >22 1214 Eve*. 123 7171 AA Carats. Inc. Radio /Stereo • HOUSTON TRACKER UHF remote Cost new. stt Just like newt Sat 111 7779 SATURDAr, MARCH 14, 2PM • H E A V Y R A O . ( Rakt agl E veriest New. never used 5)0 994 4071 W IN TER SPRINOS V I split plan, nooded ■* acral Sit *00 A LTAM O NTE SPOS. V i spill plan, dead and street. U l too DELTONA J/J an I acre, scr porch, carport. Ski. NO OOV'T FORECLOSURES BANK REPO'S ASSUME NO Q UALIFY 113-Te le vls lo n / 155—Condominium! PLUS.. Moyle hr Country Club Hen brick custom V J spill plan, scr parch «r/ipe. I/) treed acres, lanced II I tw o U . Mary. Lass Than ISAM On. PVI renovated nest carpet, paint, m il. fenced, set too EXCNANOE OR SELL your property lOCltfd anywhere* Iwuettor* B— tty, M t R R • TR A S H CO M P A CTO R . Ketinetor. Portable or built m almond black Only 47t Call Ml to22 111— Appliance! / F u r n i t u r e __ • A N T I Q U E DR ( ft ft E R, « drawqr. solid oak |7S P I 007a • ANTIQUE CHURCH PEW. W ft all Pina 1100. or trade tor antiques 1*4 1347___________ • B E V B L IO MIRROR. 1 sac liens w/Mother ef Pearl 44 W X 41" H 57) 377 3717 BILL HORN Yaw have won 2 tree tickets to a Litchlield Cinemas movie I Please pick *0 yo»* tickets at The Sanford Herald within 7days ______ Congratulations!_______ BJ'S RESALE Buy and Sell furniture A collectibles Far sale, doll collection 7U4 S Park Or Celt 321 244f________ BRASS BEO. Queen, w/orfho mattress set Still tn boa Cost 11000 Sell tor MOO 574**41 • CAPTAINS BEO Complete sat I l l W W t OAYBBD. White Iron A brass mattresses A Still m baa Cast ho p uiisjoo 5744541 OOUBLC BOX Spring Mattress Sets Over 20 U Pick Ut aset LARRY'S M AR T 222 4122 PRANK B LORI'S New A Used! 2t«2S French Thrift Stare _______ PHONE 534 7114_______ F U TO N A N O FR A M E Twui (chair) lire Full Havesaat) ItVt Queen (sota)S24S Fwtea Factery. 121 4402 m > W . Airport B*. Senterd •KBNMOBB ELECTRIC RANOE Good shape. tlOO OBOMan Wed after t 20 PM ___________H I W l ___________ • LAMP, country stylod brass A wood base with mild glass shade MO 377 4)44__________ • SOFA, lave seat and wine rack catfaa table, all or pari m atter M l ton _ or see el JO7 W 9>th St _ • STOVE. Electric - Very good condition UP 121 MtJ • TA B LE , drag leal, varnished It brawn. Very nne US Better Hurry t H i 47IS 199— Machine ry/Tool! 2 3 1 -C a n 223—M iicallaneous mi m Fwi/iB air* Rentals_______ Bond Merei AymIaM* 7.t% K I T 'N C A R I . Y I ■K® by I a h t ) Wright • B I S S E L p o w e r c a rp e t steamer, purchased new for tlio. asking t!00 Only used 2 times 22) 1491 • B O L L IN O E R A tra b l tree rowing machine w. computer counter, used twice Stt............ ..................... 495 1172 OCRAFT SUPPLIES, boa full for S I 00 m ost S till In packages l i t m i ___________ • E A S TE R BU N N Y Wraotk. pastel cotar for doors or home SIS ________ . H I 4497 FOR YOUR F U LL E R BRUSH PRODUCTS can independent distributor 373 4794_________ • OAROENERS planter boa Heavy duty metal 4‘ X t Raised bottom, floored for drainage Good tor backyard g a r d e n , n u r s e r y or greenhouse S7SOBQ331 4050 POOL. II It above ground wpump E acel tent condition! 1300 twill sell deck I >311419 R AlitSO FT Water treatfwent • fl. (Reg 14147 5>) Now 17 000 or | I7 ». wtth lifetime warranty ENCYCLOPEDIA. Brltaantca. complete sat (Reg 17.300) Now SI000 ALIO FU R N ITU R E Moving Must Sell I______________ 377 3111 OSTER EO Tape radio record player (needs needle) You will need help to move 140 377 #477____________________ • T U R K E Y C A L L . L yn ch Champion tft 777 441) W A S H IR / D R Y B R . S340 for pair, used 4 months Lawn mower. 1300377 4)41_________ I I F T . See King aluminum |an boat with SHP Eska motor. 1400. *94 Tama moped 17)0 Beth eac condition!!) »99l 22 9 — A v i a t i on A IR C R A F T R E N T A L S . single/mwttl angina, flight in strwctlen. ground school private/Instrument Aviation Flight Canters. I 400 371 20)4 217— O aragt Salts ~ Furniture. T V s. stereo equip VCR. and much mare! 4414 Radio Ava. aft 477 by Sunlend Estates Thucs. Frl La! 219— Wantxf to Buy IIIAlwmMivm C .M Newtaeeer N a n F .rrM tM a l.il 01 .0 KOKOMO_____________ » » IH . to E a t _____ S T R A W B E R R IE S U PIC K . Starts Jan 14th Hoops Farm >991 Catary Ave Mon . Wed A Sat Open 9AM Bring own containers 111 7344 NOM OHkY DOWN eacept tea. tag. title, ate 1944 PLYM OUTH R ELIAN T 4 door. auto, power steering and brakes, stereo. EXTR A CLEAN 5119.49 per menthI (44 months ft II 9X APR | Call Mr Payne Courtesy Used Cars, >15 1t13 TACTUP rATMCNTS N O M O N IY DOWN a.capt let. tag. title, ate IS M T O Y O T A T t N C I L COUFC f*<J. auto air. po**r •l . t r l n g , tte re e l O N L Y Sll* ** a*. «* «tK I IN mentM • t l . N APKICalIM t P .y n . C iw t w t U w J Ca... m i l l ) TAAE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN eacept tea. teg. title, etc 1947 FOROM U5TANO Auto a ir. power steering and brakes. A M /FM stereo 5119 49 per month! (44 months ft II 9\ APR) Call Mr Payne Courtesy Used Cars. 113 1113 1979 SEVILLE E aceiient con dftion A classic! 5) )00 days 904 249 4000eves. 904 749 9414 1979 TO YO TA CBLICA Supra •unroot. 5 spd nice I 51*90 1344909, Roy s Used Cars 1945 M E R C U R Y COUOAR Runs great, new fires, ft.74) Call 113 >411after 4PM *41 FORO TAURUS. 4 door; *41 FORO EXPLORER, standard shift Both betow book 322 4234 otter 2PM______________ CADILLAC COUFC OI VI L L C ** *** CailM . C a m Wiiiatl ONh Caailia*. w 1K I M PLYM OUTH V O V A O C t L I E .Ira Clean u m •t ME RCURY ORAN MAR OUISE . NaiNat. I oeiar. •/enl, J*K ml I r t f l' H NISSAN I E N T R A RE 4 tft . m/»H. onl, J«K ml SI***' n DO DOE SPIRIT A C S lK M SI***' R ^ . Aula. 17 PLYM OUTH VOYAOER Blue. 2 passenger Auto AC 13491* 91 DO DO I SHADOW Convert fttet Auto AC. Stereo 2 to choose from 1449)* 233—Auto P art* • / Acctssorlts H OLOS CUTLASS Supreme White 4 tfr . Auto AC 1499)* • PORSCHE RIMS 2 New If* >31 >000___________________ • R C I S I HITCH Recteutr. V» 0foos wgt 4000 lbs tounqe wft 730lbs 575 371 5441 • TIRES* Steel betted radial set Sira 195 40 RIS 732 All saason Good Condition 540 1114454 VW AIR COOLED IN O IN E S II). 5125each or both tor 5725 _________Call 372 2904________ *41 VW 14 diasat malar, totally rebutlf Best reasonable offer 721 2299___________ I? CHRYSLER LEBARON 4 dr . )0 000 original one owner miles, auto. AC. Stereo 51905* 49 LEBARON CONVERTIBLES 2 to choose from “ Fun In the Sun" 1)99)* •9 DO DO I DAKOTA Long bed. topper. VA. auto. AC. Stereo 40000 miles left)* •With 13000 down or trade equity 21J — Tru ck ! / Busts / Vans — i -— ii ASK FOR: Bill U ik hel or David V. NISSAN MAXIMA 1991.11190) tew mites! Call Mr Graves Wiltetl D*ds Cadillac. 377 3391 TAKE UP PAYMENTS N O M O N IY DOWN •acepttas.teg. title ek 1999 CHEVY SPECTRUM rod. atr. tew miles, stereo. S speed! O nly It 4 9 .lt per month I (40 months ft II 9% APR) Call Mr Payne Courtesy Used Cars. 373 >171 A U TO INSURANCE WORLD who Qsjotet -fewest possible rates, needs hetpl 313 7303 OLOM OBILE CALAIS 45. tic cond! 52 99) Call Mr Graves Willett Olds Cadillac. 372 lif t ~ TAMEUP PAYMENTS 221— Good Tilings TAKE UP PAYMENTS C A D I L L A C C O U F t DCV IL L I ir t t lC e llM . G . . . . I Willett OMtCeaillec. m US I 231—C a n Mseini - I n t ^M r i Mint G« 2 3 1 -C a n NO M ONEY DOWN •■cept tea lag title, ate 1914 EAO LE PREM IER 4 door, auto. air. power win dews, stereo cassette ONLY 51)9 94 per mentftI (44 months « II t% APR) Call Mr Payne Courtesy Used Cars. >711173 CA O il LAC SEDAN O EVILLC 1999. 511.99) Call Mr Graves Willett Oids Cadillac. 377 3791 a Sanford Motor Co. BUICK R IVIERA 1947. low miles! 54.995Call Mr Graves Willett Olds Cadillac. 372 3191 e PUBLIC A U TO A U C TlO N e EVER Y TUES.AFRI.7<34 PM OAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 91. Daytona Beach ____ 944 331 4111 1944 NISSAN PICK UP 4X4. A/C. 5 speed tow miles 115 495 or best alter t Cat! Q143M 71 O A TS U N Pick Up. w/?« Chevy V4 and T 3)0 Irons Alum topper New tires, good body 1404 3131943___________ 44 MACK Trucks. Slake beds A f e lle r s , e tc condition >11 4*94 A Whonds 904 734 199* TAKE UP PAYMENTS 23V— Motorcycles 322-1135 NO MONEY DOWN tacept tea tag. title.ate 1917 P L Y M O U TH ORAND FU RY 4 door. auto, power steering and brakes. AM/FM sterea MUST SELLI ONLY It 19.49 per month I ( aft months • II 9% APR |Call Mr Payne Courtesy Used Cars. 313 f i l l and Blkas 1943 KAWASAKI KI34S black 3.000 original miles Eaceiient condition! >900Call 314 9039 241— Recreational Vehicles / Campers TAKE UP /ATMCNTS M USI S IL L l«*> V * g .t»r«r Fully self contained. 37 It. Slide out. a ir. a w n in g , washer/dryer. dishwasher, stereo many eatras Will take smaller trailer on trade or bast attar 111 9574 RV RENTAL tots SM5 mo Incl water, sewur 4 garbage Park Are. Mobile Pk. 372 74*1 N O M O N IY DOWN *.<*pt t# r tag. tit* tic IMS D O D O I A R I I t 4 door, onto. po«*r flooring and br o 4 » t . tlo ro o I X T R A C L I A N Onl* I I I * . 4* p tr monlbl 14* monttit a I , *\ APRI Coll Mr P*r r* Cowrlnr UwdCart. U 1 IIIJ NO COST . . . *•*;' j r v « s s * q t - •- I f f —P tU 4 Supplies • B E A O L E M IX D O O S. 2 female I spayed. I young Perfect lor children! VERY LOVING Call nsarnfwg only I Ask tar Mary. I l l 44tt FR E E DOOTRAININOf FlndautHow Call 124 2744 • FR E E TO A GOOD home nme month end 2 yr old Male Neutered Cats >17 1174 M A LLA R D DUCKS. Mala A fe m a le , b re e d e rs Domes liea led lame UOeech 334 1141 or 1>4 I I P 3 0 0 -R t q ii f f r e d Ptfs CHINESE SHAR PEI PUPPIES born Dec l»9h.S!?S ________ Cp II 130 t f lt _________ CHOW PUPS •A R C Parents an premises, good with kids HOP 1110 374 7347____________ 20f—W f ring A p p artl • LOVELY. LOVELY Formal dross! Lavender SUe S B rid e s m a id 'P re m dross Worn I time! Ruffled sleeves long tram w bow at back body tit w heart shaped neckline Paid aver U 00 Sac Mice tor f 100 Call or tv msg anytime 310 1S47 211—A ntiques/ Collectibles E L V I I P R E S L E Y ra ca .a i dolts, plates calenders slat uas. whiskey decanters bools tapestries much much moral Best otter H I 1474 • STAB TB B K • I ater prise | Blue Prints ’ set If pages in pouch It7| edition mail fit Otter 4pm 373 4470 FREE 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. Ads will be scheduled to run for 10 days. 2. Price of item must be stated In the ad and be $100 or less. 3. Only 1 Item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. 4 . You should call and cancel as soon as item sells. 5. 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 bo 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. M A IL T O : WE'RE DEALING - IF YOU'RE WIUINGIII 2 MTHS FREE RENT' • o rv irrshecJ to thorn vtjrwrQ 13 month ftosai O e month tnm rent to thoom ugnng 7 month aww I wfwm Moy fif Sutypcf to otoiuOd’y CLASSIFIED ADS Sanlord Harald Classified Ada P.O. Boa 1657 Sanlord. F L 32772-1657 • O N L Y O N E IT E M • M U S T IN C L U D E P R IC E • S100 0 R L E S S PRINT AO HEAL*_______________________ _— .— — GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1505 WbU 25m $lie«f SonSord Fl 32751 •100 Security Deposit 1 Yr. Lease Only 420000 Affordable 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Apts. In Beautiful Lake Mary Make Paradise Your Address! (407 ) 322-2090 At Interse ction of RsOpewood Mon tfi • 305 Sot tO 5 schoott t oSf occess to maror htcgvwoys 30 mmsAas to Ortanda A) rvu j*mi to DoySano A New (Off ol Lake Cmme Rood) 321 7303 ADDRESS ____________________ I S ubtcrtb* T o Th * ta n fo td H a r iM ( |T*il I No Sanford Herald St. Croix Apartments 733 Secret Harbor Ln., Lake Mary PHONE N A M E _________________________________ One two A three UHptnms A •muwncms twwi So s ^ a t ^ g k "Serving S em in ole and Southw est Volusia C o u n tie s" Q e q e v a Q a rd e q s Anoiria. AAO**R Gooon He***. 000 N . French Ave., Sanlord 322 2611 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I �»*=*»• I f •I •I f I l i l t M • r i i 'i i l i t ' 1 i i • Sanford Htrald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. March 11, 1003 by Chic Young I UK1 A NICS OlHHia S MOW ANOTWEN aur I'M TOO LATV to 60 OUTr-—' B L O N D IE | MfAN ) __ _ aiALLV S X SMALL r ' f LOW \ J ^SMALL^ by M o ri W a lk o r B EETLE BAILEY TH E BORN LOSER _ by A rt Sonoom __ riH0WWrtc ON ” YkH rtFiu m c.^ by Chariot M. Schulz PEANUTS 5010N6.OLD FRIEND!WELL BE BACK IN A FEW PAYS.. HE'5LEAViN6 ME! I'M BEING ABANDONED! MY LIPE IS RUINEC?... " J MERE'S THE WORLD WARI FIY1N6 ACE BEIK6 LED OFF TO PRISONER OP WAR CAMP.. /COME ON, D06 ..LET’S V. ^ 6 0 INSIDE... L by Howl* SchnoMor EEK A MEEK Ask M.D.’s advice about side effects DBAS DR. O O T T i I suffer from hypertension and have been prescribed Hytrin. Since I may have to use this medication for the real of m y life. I'm concerned about the possible aide effects. DRAR R EAD ER ) Hytrin Iterazoatn) la a blood preaaure drug that decreases peripheral realatance, m eaning that It dllatea arterial walla directly, without Involving other organs, such as the kidneys. When taken as prescribed, the drug la safe. T h e p rim a ry aide effects, which are rare. Include: head­ ache, weakness, palpitations, nausea, fluid retention, muscle pain, dizziness. nervousness and nasal congestion. I suggest you address further Issues of concern wllh your doctor, who Is the best resource for exp la ining the purpose of treatment and the p o te n tia l, l ong - t e r m conse­ quences of therapy. There are many effective drugs for this purpose. DEAR DR. O O T T i I've tried m a n y d r u g s f o r vasomotor/allerglc rhinitis yet continue to sneeze and cough. An allergist aaya I've simply got to learn to live with m y condi­ tion. Whal do you think? DRAR READER! I don't want to disagree with your allergist but. In my experience, many patients with chronic allergic r h in it is are helped by diesensitization shots. These Injec­ t i on s are c o m p o u n d e d by allergists, based on the patient's allergic profile, and administered In Increasing doses until the body's reactions (to the sub­ stances In the vaccine) have been neutralized. Although your allergist proba­ bly has a valid reason for hla "learn-lo-llve-wlth-lt" position, ask him about the possibility of allergy ahots. R e m e m b e r that allergic MEDICINE PETER G O TT .M .D . rh in itis can be caused (or worsened) by many substances In the environment. Including p e r f u me a , scent s, t obacc o sm oke, dust, wood sm oke, animal dander and feathera. ACROSS 1 Married wom•a'ltltts 4 Sir's counterpart 0 {Metrical anil I t Over thsrs 11 Ratm 14 Lons Ums 11 Mast 4M< (tods.) 17 FfS IS 101 11 Diwn 11 TransMittsd 14 TumugsMs 17 ConeenftsSr — « JC Dofsrmwort 11 Herskln 11 ---------an** 14 I n per — Te Kanawa 13 Finch M Mslen, s.0. 17 Most cunning I t Wssrstwsy 4 t mmmm 41 Neighbor el M4. 41 Nam* for a cal 49 Stingy person 40 Actress — MacQrcw 50 Ineutslllve- UUUJ-J ULilUL) tdUkJ i’i II Li LI LJLJL11J UUU fJL’JULl UL1UU ULIU JLIUULJU LUJULIUU u l iu UULJLLIIILJLJ jJULO LKJU uif.H i U U JU LJLJU u u ii isuu lju u UUULJ U L IL 1 U IJU U yu u j u u u u l il j ijij y k iu u L iu 94 Unde (Ip.) il iu l j u u lju u 99 Flesrer spike y u u 13UU LiUkJLJ UUIUL1 III II I (1HMII l.lttHH 94 One Day — 97 Irenlpest.) 91 Otpotsl* 90 The Third — 7toul(Fr.) ■ Irkod 0 Pondersd 10 Tims division 11 Formerly 18 Most Inclined le dots 30 Capita! el Maryland 11 Oaring lasts 13 Czhsuatsd gradually 14 Irritalss 29 Playwright 1 Leeway 3 Press In two 4 Shooting stir 9 Clericsi 1 — trockln- t Actress u WIT w 19 Deviation I t Record lor TV I t Adam's grandson 31 Musical nolo I t Airport porter 40 Far 41 Kiss Me — yar 47 Miss Kali el the comics 4 t Actor — O'Neal t t Actress Thurman 91 Thing In law 93 These In ottics APTEK WHAT WEVC K C V THRU HDRXVIUAUI5 X? 5H3UT f c ^ s f ls l i k i ^ fr ~S i V by Jimmy Johnson ARLO AND JANIS CWAT ft THAT M W J 1( RAT'S A TtUMfe AAU. ) ( f f e a * r . < f f L \ W ^ / U ) Z * i - a S J S by Btb Thtvw X 'p L ite 70 GO w it h HtNlf, fU f M Y r °M , WlfB HAS A / t t n o T f TUNf/t TpAlNfP ON M t. •' f.ii GARFIELD ? ■ gerous lead of the club ace. Robaon says that you should play him for a singleton heart. Also, the bid of three no-trump means that East probably has the spade aull guarded. The winning line Is to rufT the club ace, play a spade to dummy'a king, cash the club king for a diamond discard and lead Ih r spade Jack. If East doesn't cover, play a heart to the nine (hoping that West's singleton Isn't the 10). If East does cover the spade lack, win with the ace and lead the heart king, removing West's trum p before he can get a spade ruff. Later, cross to dum m y wllh a spade to the 10 and then lead a heart to the nine. Th is Is a difficult hand, bul the Up la singularly useful — If you will excuse the pun. Readers are Invited «o send card-play questions to PhlUlp Alder. In care of this newspaper. T h e y ran be answered only through the column. By R am ies B sda O sol T O U R B IR T H D A Y March IS , I M S If y o u h a n d l e y o u r o p ­ portunities properly In the year ahead, you may be able lo develop several situations that will produce long-range benefits and enhance your material secu­ rity. PtSCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Benefits are likely In your on­ e-to-one relationships today. You have a gift for making good things happen far both you and those with whom you associate. T ry in g to patch up a broken ro m a nce ? T h e A s t r o - G r a p h Matchmaker can help you u n ­ derstand whal to do to make the relationship work. Mall $2 plus a long, self-addreaaed. stamped envelope (o Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 01428. Cleveland. O H 44101-3428. ARIES (March 21-April 10) T h is could be a rewarding day for you materially, provided you develop your opportunities In the right m anner Friends and finance make a compatible mix. Blend both. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You might have to contend wllh some frustrations early In the day but. later on. things In general should make a positive shift. Uncertainties about Im ­ p o r t a n t m a t t e r s w i l l be diminished. OEMINI (May 21-June 20) Patience, which Is always n virtue. Is your greatest asset today. Your succraaea might not be Immediate, but you should emerge victorious In the long run. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Viable alternatives will become apparent today In an area where you were previously stymied. D o n ' t be a fra id to take a calculated risk In order to Im ­ prove your position. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 221 You're now in an Interesting cycle where things should work out tu your ultimate advantage, pro­ vided you have the will lo stay the course. V IBOO (A ug. 23-Sept. 22) Your first Inclination when you e n co u n te r opposition today might be to meet force with force. Fortunately, however, you'll be wise enough lo sub­ stitute tolerance with tact Inile td . 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What you learn can be adapted lo your prrarnt rrqulrrmcnls. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Krb. IU| If you 'rr alert enough to re­ cognize Ihcm. there ore several ways you ra n add lo your rrsourc-rs today. Be matrriallslle and pragmatic, bul don't be grredy. I C 11002. N E W S P A P E R E N ­ TER P R IS E ASSN by Leonard Starr BUT WHfritVM Htl yfAMraO around a r o u w rT U0UAU.Y TURNS Trig R£A SON THU* WAS FOR WH4T Wf JUST WIRT THROUSNf- 1 4 .w m i us we iHOOP LOCK ice. A tto rm * H A M tT O H C t H Y T U ig p y p ...OR A M I V V H V H O iO O tiV , V TtM * O u t I V4UL6 W t CAN— | VMoner/ ■ JHAJST’IW** i ABOUT IT... K � 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, 1992 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, 1992 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 11, 1992. 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, 1992; <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/1c36f32272a20cd943e2c3c9f95410e4.pdf e3d74a3c493995adfeec97cc134239ce PDF Text Text M arch 12, 3 0 C ents THURSDAY 1992 Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County elnoe 1S08 Wth Year, No. 171 - Sanford, Florida N ew 1-4 e x it s ta lle d NEWS DIGEST By NICK PP IIP A U P Herald Stall Writer □ Sports Tribe extends streak SANFORD — Seminole High School'd varsity baseball tram ran Its perfect start to 15 Karnes Wednesday afternoon with a 11-2 come-frombehind victory over rival Lake Mary. Bee Page IB □ People SANFORD — Local government, business and Chamber of Commerce leaders wrestled wllh whether to support a proposed additional 1-4 Interchange this morning. No decision was made tn either endorse or oppose the Interchange. The area under discussion Is located on 1-4. at the overpass of S.R. 46-A. Jusl south of the major exit area at the Junction of the Interstate and Expressway. Chairman of the Chandler's Transportation Committee. Dill SImtnons. Sanford City Manager, led off the discussion by asking. “ Should the Committee and the Chamber lake a |M>sltlnn on displayed a group of charts showing Ihe proposed area and gave an overview of Ihe project lo date. this new Interchange?" At the conclusion of the lengthy meeting this He commented. "Th e next scgmrnt of expansion morning. Chamber Manager Dave Farr said. "The o f the expressway Is In Ihe design planning siagrs Committee decided to hold olT on any support tight now. and we have a target dale of 1997 to until we see what the groups who are pushing for open the area between Highway 17-92 and 1-4." Regarding the subject under discussion howev­ this Interchange will do next." Fan explained. "IJy the groups. I mean people from Arvlda. er. he said. "The 4G-A Inlcrrlmngc Is not plnnurd Pauluccl Properties, and Simons and Associates, lo be built right now. al Irasl not as part ol Ihc Initial project." He suggested "W e have about 15 developer* o f the Seminole Towne Center Mall." In addition to the Chamber member*, repre­ weeks before we have lo have any additional sentatives of other governmental bodies Including alternatives on any Interchanges ready, and we Seminole County and the Department of Trans­ will also have lo Include various financing alternatives lo anything we propose." portation were also on band. Gerald Brtnton of the Expressway Authority □ • * * Stall. Paga BA Lilly is coming Lake Mary talks to Russians Dancers are putting the final touches on a ballet that has bren a year In tlie making. See Photo, Page 3B □ Florida Special session called Gov. Lawton Chiles railed Florida's budget 'a piece of garbage.' Legislators have called a special session (ondjust It. Bee Page 2A • y VICKI DsSORMIIR Herald Stall Writer__________________ Voter registration planned SANFORD — Three voter registrations will be held tn north Seminole County during the next two weekends. The registrations are sponsored by the Seminole County Supervisor of Elections OITIrc. This Saturday, a registration will be held at Wilson Elementary. 985 Orange tllvd.. In Sanford, from noon until 2 p.m. Another registration will l>e held at the Geneva Commu­ nity Center on First Street from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. On March 21. a registration will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. at Sanford Middle School. 1700 S. French Avc. Legion sets craft, bake sale SANFORD — The Sanford American Legion IVsl 83 and Amertean Legion Auxiliary will present a craft show and bake sale. Including yard sale Items and plants, on March 21. Public Is Invited. Proceeds will be used to further the Legion's charitable work In the community. The event will be held al the post home. 2874 S. Sanford Ave. For further Information, call 322-1052. Children at heart ST. LOUIS — This year's Riverfront Easter Egg hunt was canceled because last year parents rushed In before the kids and grabbed most of the 20.000 eggs. “ We Just said enough Is enough and we're ig to take a break this year." said Thomas Purcell, chairman of the Downtown St. Louis Inc. committee that organizes the event. The committee worried that someone would be Injured. Children and adults were knocked over In the rush last year. Parents have lieen a problem for the last three years and keep getting mure aggressive, he said Wednesday. The hunt — held the pasl nine years — Is traditionally on the Saturday trforr Easter on the grounds of I lx- Gateway Arch. r County refuses to shell out GREEN COVE SPRINGS - Clay County commissioners have turned down a lobbyist's request for reimbursement for 371 pounds of Maine lobster hr served to legislators while lobbying for sup|i>rt of a local ruud project. The lobster was served In two feasts for about 40 lawmakers last year. The bill. Including butler and air freight from Maine, was about 83.000. The road funding was turned down but lobbyist Waller la w still wants to lie reimbursed for the lobster. Laks Mary smsrgsncy unlta work quickly to halp th * Injursd coupla. Woman killed in accident • ■ y LACY DOMBN Herald People Editor LAKE MARY — A passenger tiding In a late model Cadillac Wednesday altrraoon was killed when the car veered from Lake Mary Boulevard, careened through brush and struck an oak tree. lak r Mary Poller Capt. Sam liclllore said Lake Mary resident Myrtle Forry was airlifted from the scene while her husband. Ivan. GO. was transported to IICA Central Florida Regional Hospital. The extent of his Injuries are unknown Belflore said Mrs. Forry died cnroulc lo the hospital The driver of a second vehicle Involved In the accident wns uninjured. • Youth Week celebration ends Sunday By KBLLCY MTCHKLL Herald Staff Writer_____________ LAKE MARY - The First Baptist Church of Markham Woods. 5400 Markham Woods Road. In Lakr Mary, will end lls celebration of Youtn Week Ihls wrekrnd. As pari o f a churchwldc celeb ration , m em bers and CIBcs Youth. Page BA A police report hied by Lake Mary Ofc. Romanowskl. stales that Forty was traveling eastbound on Lake Mary Boulevard behind a pickup truck driven by Daytona Beach resident William E. Lee. Both vehicles were traveling about 40 mpli. Belflore said Hint Forty's vehicle "struck the rear of l.ec's vehicle several limes. The Iasi time It slrurk. II caused the pickup lo swerve across Ihc westbound lanes of Luke Mary Boulevard and spin out on the grass." Forty's car arrclrratrd as It continued eastbound. hugging the side of Ihc road, according In Belflore. "The vehicle left Ihc road and drove through an area of'bushes and shrub* until striking an oak tree." C.Sce Woman, Page BA LAKE MARY - On Monday, a group of fourth graders from Utkr Mary Elementary School will reach out to a group of Russian studml* with whom Ihcy have been corre­ sponding since October. American Telephone and Tele­ graph (AT&T) Is donating a long d is ta n c e c a ll front Ih c local youngsters lo a class of nine and Irn year olds In Ulyanovsk In I lnRuaslan republic. •'ll Is so wonderfully earning." Bill Peoples, llir fourth gmdrr*' teacher said. When his rlass began corre­ s p o n d in g w ith th e R u sslu n youngsters they were moved by their lack of liaslc school suppllr*. Their letters. Peoples said, arr written on paper lluil lias lieen reused so many Hines that they air full of holes from where the eraser has worn through the fibers. "Our students wrrr so moved t»y their situation that they asked me l( we could do something for them." he said. And do something they have. The Btudcnls look Ihe pllghl of Ihc students to ihc school community und raised enough money lo buy GOO pounds of pu|M-r. pencil*, palul und oilier basic school suppllr*. I’roplrs said that though lie has talked lo Larissa Kuznetsova. the Russia^ teacher on the telephone. Monday will lie the first clianrr tinstudents will have lo converse. "They have worked very hard lo raise money for lilts project." ProC la e Call, Page BA Weekend Baptist youth blast By VICKI DsBOMMIIR Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — Middle und high school sludrnls from all over (hr Blair will hr converging on Sanford's FI. Mellon I’urk on Saturday for a Christian celrhrallun. The community Is also Invllcd lo attend a barbecue on Saturday. The third annual Youth Blast, sponsored by Ihe First Baptist Church of Sanfunl. will begin al n a.in. al Ihc watrrfronl park. A variety of activities ranging from a magic straw by Tommy Julius lo a clown iroup front Sanlandu Baptist Church will Ik- going on throughout Ihr day around Ihe park. The rommunlly-wldr harbreur will lirgln around 11 a.m. and last until Ihr end of Ihe event al 5 p.m. "II Is some of the best barbecue around." said Sidney Brock. Ihe mlnslstrr of youth at Ihc First Baptist Church. "And you can't heal Ihe price.” On the menu for Ihc liurlierur Is chicken, coir slaw, baked brans, a roll und u drink. Tlir cost Is *4.75 for adults and *4.25 for children under Ihr age ol 12. Diners cun save 50 cents per llckcl by purchasing them In advance al Ihe church. 519 Park Avc. In Sanford, or from uny member of the church's youth group. Brock suld Ihc meals are tiring prrpurrd by Wayne und Carol Hodman of laikr Mary anil a host of volunteers from Ihe church, lie said that Ihr llnlhiiaii'* tiarbrrur sauce Is legend In some |>arts ol Seminole County. Brock said they arr preparing for between 1.500 and 2.000 partlclpanlsal Ihe Youth Blast. Last year, participation wus hurt by tnrlcmrnl C Bs* Baptists. Pag* BA Compiled tram staff and wtrs ra parts ] sssssssssssssssssss1 • r ld g s ......................■■ Classifieds....... •B,7B sssssssssssssssssss1 Cross arsed....sssssvssss1 Osar Abky ssssssssssssss .......SA assesses*SA S^ftSrsrsrsessssrsrses 1'S I stesirisill TsAfllllltrrrs..........H Dr. OsH... tssssislA 'SSSSSSSSSSSSSS***' >*****************'I A W ifM sssssssssssssssssss* IA Temperature* plummet 5 Mostly cloudy with a slig h t 20 percent clianrr of showers. High* In the upper 50s to lo w e r &0. Wind nortliwrsl at lOmph. F*r mors weather, see Page 1A Sanford voted Clinton; Lake Mary, Tsongas Bush wins all north Seminole By 4. MARK BARPIILD Herald Stall Writer_________________ SANFORD — Sanford und most north Seminole Counly Democrats su pporlril Arkansas G ov. Bill Clinton In Tuesday's Super Tuesday presidential primary, bul upsrulr I Vims rats ul Luke Mary and wrsl of Inlrnuulr 4 gave Paul Tsongas the edgr. I*rrs. George Hush received the vole of confidence In all north c o u n ly a r r a s , a lth o u g h Pal Buchanan followed national irrnd* and garnered about a third of ihr voters In many prrclnrls. One Sanford prrclnrl gave Buchanan 84 |irrrt-nt of lls Republican vole. Individual precinct la lllrs ol Tu esd ay's vo le w rrr r r lra trd Wrilnnulay by ihr Srtnlnolr Counly elections oilier. A total of 40 |vrrent of Democrats lurried out and 3G G percent of Republicans volrd . County wide. Tsongas received 38.2 lirrernt ol Ihr Democratic voir to Clinton's 37.7 prrcrnl. Republicans sup|rarlrd Bush over Buchanan by a GS-lo-33 margin. Sanlord-arru Democrats followed national Irrnds und supporlrd Clinton, voting I.IGO lor liltn und G9G for Tsongas. Jerry llrown received 17 |vrrrnt ol the Sanford urra vole About G2 prrcrnl of Sanford R e p u b lic a n s s u p p o r te d Ih r nomlnatlun of Bush. Bul about 38 prrcrnl of ihr d ly 's Republicans srnl "message" votes for Buchanan with Ihr rxcrpllon of Prrclnrl 18. which Includes nrlghtxirlmods rasl of Sunnnrrlln Avrnur and wrsl and south of the airport. Buchanan received a total ol 89 votes lo Bush’s 17. Democrats In Ihr arra chose □ B «* V sts.P agsB A Florida retains election focus By BRBHT KALLASTAD A P N s w s A n a l y s I s MIAMI — Stair |mllllrul leaders say Prrsldrnl Bush and Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton have both shown enough appeal In their Florida up|M-aranrra lo pul Ihe Sunshine Stutr on center sluflr In November — If C lin t o n ca n k e r p tils momentum and win Ihr Drinorratknnmlnatkin. " I think It's going In he a horse rare In Florida." prnllrtrd Lt. Gov. Buddy Mac-Kuy. who also servrs as Clinton's stair rumpalgn chairman " I think Florida Is going in lie a rral battleground." Bush hac easily won primary llghta in h it last two Florida showings and I r cn|oyrd a margin of almost I million voles lirrr durtng his 1988 Mllr of former M a s s a c h u s e tts U o v. M lr liu r l Dukakis. Tuesday. Bush won morr Ilian iw o -th lrd s nl I lie v o le , w hile sweeping the 97 GOT delegates In hts march toward rrnninlnailon. "Now Ihe fun begins." said Jrb Hush. Ihe prrsldrnl s son und stulr campaign manager. "Now we begin lo light Ihe Democrats, which Is u lol more fun. frankly." Cllnlon look a big slrp toward srllllng Ihe Democratic light wllh his Impressive Florida showing Tursday. He lud captured almost 55 prrvrnl In a nun-binding straw halkit of Democratic uetlvlst* in December and hr Mlowrd that up with 52 percent Tursday — easily o u ld ls la n e ln g rh a llrn g rr Paul Tsongus. Both sides are igitlmlstle alxnii tire N ovrm lrr duel lor Florida's 21 t'B ss Florida. Pag* SA SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 mi �tA - Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida - Thuraday, March 12. 1992 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Chiles: Budget piece of garbage Government peys for beaches JACKSONVILLE — Thr federal government linn agreed tocontinue funding Duval County beach renouiinhmenl pmjerfa for the next 40 yearn. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers extended the federal rost-shnrlng project that began In 1980 lo help pay lo pump sand onto 10 mllrs of Duval County bearhe* south of the St. Johns River. Without thr rontlnued frdrrul funding, renourtshment projects would have been In Jeopardy. Thr federal government's participation was to have expired In 1990. but the Corps agreed to share the cost of on Atlantic llrach project. After a study. II extended the project for 40 years. T-shirt lands man back In jail INVERNESS — After nearly two years, a man held In contempt of court because of the T-shirt he wore has been ordered back to Jail. The case began when Ray Uruce Riggs was sentenced to 10 days In Jail for contempt. He had appeared In court on a traffic Infraction wrartng a shirt with an olTendlng slogan and a picture of four scantily clad women In the back of a truck. The T-shirt read: "Haulin' A ~." Citrus County Judge Clary Graham ruled Tuesday that Riggs, who served five days of his sentence In 1990. must serve the rest of It because all his appeals have run out. Lawm akers call special session By BILL BIRO STROM Associated Press Writer TALLAHASSEE - Gov. Lawton Chiles praised lawmakers' action on health-care revision but called thr Legislatu re's no-new-ldx $30 billion budget a "piece of gnrbagc." Chiles wrapped up a scries of town meetings to promote beefing up the stale budget with u speech Wednesday In the Capital Tiger llav Club. The health care bill would widen access to care and cut costs. "Today's action tnkrs us one step closer toward rrntovlng health care us an Item of luxury for the privileged and making It a right of the people." Chiles said. Hut the budget needs work, he said. "I'm going to pul on rubber gloves before I veto that piece of gnrbagr." Lawmakers will adjourn their regular 60-day session on Friday and return to the Capitol for a special session March 23 to settle unfinished business. Senate President Gwen Margotls said. " I f I had my druthers I'd Just as soon they stay here, hut If they want to go home a werk that's up to them." Chiles said. He's held 10 hearings around the stale to push his proposal to close certain loopholes C han is nam ed to co u n ty P&Z In the 8-cent sales tax and expand the base of the state's general business tax. The $1.4 billion raised would go toward schools, health programs and prisons. The Legislature's budget plan for the fiscal year beginning July I sets aside no money for buying pristine lands under the 2-year-old Preservation 2000 program or for expanding health services to more poor pregnant women. Chiles said. There Is money lo open a state prison by culling prison education, the one program proven to cut recidivism, the governor said. "I think It's Intolerable." he said. In the Iasi 10 years, the slate has seen Its budget grow 140 percent before Inflation Is accounted for and 03 percent after Inflation Is considered, according to Chiles. Alleged victim: No recollection of rape Associated Proas By J. MARK BARFIILO Harold Stall Writer SANFORD - Keylor Chan becomes the latest new face on the Seminole County Planning und Zoning Commission, an agency which has undergone dramatic changes during the last seven months. Richard Van Dcr Welde. a candidate for the Sem inole County commission, and a PAZ member since January 1990. resigned this week to spend more time on the campaign trail. "A s an announced candidate for election lo the county com­ mission. I feel that It Is In the best Interest of the citizen* of Seminole County that I step down at tills time." said Van Der Welde. 92. Van Der Welde Is president of Kids Stuff Child Care Inc., a chain of Central Florida day care renters. Commissioner Fred Slrectman named Chan. 56. lo replace Van Der Welde Tuesday nlflht. With the appointment o f Chan, the majority of seven-member zon­ ing review board w ill have served less than one year. Harry Hagle. appointed In December, did previously serve seven years on the board. County planning observors say the PAZ has moved uwuy Irom a pro-devetnpment stance of the early l9H0s to a more rontrolled-growth attitude. Chan m ay add to that b alan ce. Slrectman said he selected Chan No speech from beauty queen LECANTO — lleauty pageant officials prohibited an outgoing quern from rndlng hrr reign with a speech about sexual equality. Miss Citrus County Kala Calbrrk went along with the ban under protest, using her time at the microphone during Monday night's (Migrant to say "Censorship Isa terrible thing." Ms. Calbrrk. an IB-year-old University of Florida dance' major from Crystal River, had choreographed a dance to a song by pop singer Madonna. She Intended lo perform the dance, then Interpret It through her speech to the audience at Curtis IVicrson Auditorium. Discrimination victims could collact TALLAHASSEE — Discrimination victims would be able to roller! punitive dumagrs up lo $100,000 In civil rights lawsuits under legislation that has passed In the Senate. The hill (CS-SIl 1368) also was amended Wednesday to Inrludc a measure banning discrimination In rerlaln private clubs that thr Senate had passed separately Feb. 12. Thr Senate voted 36-0 for the bill by Sen. Arnett Olrardeau. D-Jacksonvllle, and sent It to the House. Blacks choose chairman TALLAHASSEE — The Legislature's 14 black members, all Democrats, have chosen Rep. Al Lawson of Tallahassee as their next chairman, replacing Rep. Willie Logan of Ope-Locka. Lawson beat out Rep. Jim Ilurke of Miami for the chairmanship of the caucus of black legislators. Rep. Tint Jamrrson of St. Petersburg Is vice president and Logan Is secretary. Rep. Darryl Rraves of Miami, said the election o f officers Is usually held In November but was accelerated this year ItCcuuse or dissatisfaction am bpjf adhie' nJoAtBM with, the id congressional redlstrtellng. caucus' sUuulsoti legislative and redlstrtellng From Associated Press reports Dark undercurrents Ktylor Chan because he was an "ordinary citizen." "H e has no real estate Inter­ ests. no development Interests, no strong environmental Inter­ ests." said Slrectman. "He's Just an everyday, hardworking citi­ zen." Chan became active In the Republican Executive Commit­ tee soon after moving to Longwood In 1985. lie and his wife. Marty, have explored real estate sales and catering. Marty Chan now owns u rnd estate man­ agement company. She Is man­ ager of Van Dcr Weldc's ram- TAM PA — A woman who claims she was raped at the home of a former newspaper executive testified she was ap­ parently drugged and had no recollection o f being attacked. In more than four hours of tearful testimony Wednesday, the 22-year-old C lea rw a ter woman said all she remembered was waking up In the nude. " I Just remember grabbing my pants and grabbing a sweater or something because I felt so dirty." the woman said. "They were all laughing al me. They said. 'You were having a good time last night — you enjoyed It.'" Carl Allison. 26. Is uccused of picking up the woman al a downtown nightspot last April, slipping her LSD and assaulting her with his hand, a shoe horn and a small liquor bottle, even photographing the attack. Ills four com panions that night, sons of prestigious local families, all accepted plea deals In exchangr for their testimony against Allison. Theirs may be MIAMI IIEACII - For an Industry built on linages of calm turquoise walrrs and relaxing sun decks, cruise line operators liuve a lot of worTlcs. The cruise Industry was the only travel sector to grow In a year of war and recession, but Its leudcrs nrallze they still must Irani how to make money while selling heavily discounted tick­ ets on rosily new ships Thr Industry had "a phenom­ e n a l y e a r . " s a id R o b e rt Dickinson of Industry-leading C arn ival C ruise L ilies and chairman of Cruise Lines In­ LOTTERY M IA M I - H e r * e re th e winning numbers selected Wednesday In the Florida Lot­ tery: Cash a _ B-3-B ‘1 Plsy 4 4 9-1-4 Fantasy 8 25-01-21-15-34 KenHummel H r . 1742 . Sanlocd • 221-7200 M* l » l U •tfts* l|| _ t~*a Ml 7901)0 ternational Association. "Not what wr could have had. but enough to keep the wolf from the door. Passenger traffic rose from a record 3.7 million In 1990 to 4 million last year, but new ships will add s|uirr for 480.000 |>asarngrrs this year, and 22 new ships will arrive by 1994. Cruise llnrs have been selling two-llilrds of their tickets at discount since 1989. but the Persian Gull War sent prices even lower as llnrs romprtrd lo nil bertha. Ironically, rrulac company ex­ ecutive* lutd thr Industry's an­ nual Sratrudr forum Wednesday that the recession may be a Florida and •< ROSIN ASTIR ! • THC SANTORO HCRAiO. 9 O Sat 1997, Renterd. T l I7TO 1447 SufeMi1bIi$r Rctec M IS u n d a y > Heme Oeltvwy A m M S M o n th * __________ S IM S I f tN M N 129 00 1t t __________ J fl 00 Florida Raatdard t m ust pay 7% M f r t le t In addMIon • • rateo i f r t v t (407)222 2011 "I'm not a liar," the woman said under cross-examination. "I was Just trying lo make sense of things. Put things together." Prosecutors acknowledged the woman made up some details of the attack only because she felt she wouldn't be believed If she hud no recollection. Florida Har rule* all along when trebling ' with the news media before and after the November grand Jury Indictment • ( Rolling. Rolling Is charged with five count* of first-degree murder In thr August 1990 slayings of five college students. Parker also sought lo close, or keep secret, all records, materi­ als and evidence provided by prosecutors until trial. Such “ discovery material" Is usually mudr public at the same time It Is 1urnrd over to the defense. Morris said the request was too broad but ugrred to give the public defrndrr or state ultnmey 90 days to move for a closed Inspection by Ihe Judgr and an order prohibiting disclosure of specific matters until trial. Register said hr knew of nothing he would seek to keep from public release but would review the materials. He said Lis office Is rrudy to turn over materials to Purkrr when It receives a notice of Intent to participate In discovery. Parker didn't Immediately re­ turn a phone c a ll to T h e Associated Press. THE WEATHER Today: Mostly cloudy with a •light 20 percent chanre of showrrs. Illghs In the upi>rr 50* Ih to lower 60s Wind iwirlhwest al lOntph. Tonight: Cloudy with a good chanre of rain, laiws In llie upiN-r 40* lo lower 50*. Wind light. Chance of ruin 50 percent. lh b~ Friday: Mostly rloudy with a 30 |ierrrnt chance of rain. Illghs lit the low lo mid 70s. Wind variable lOmph. Extruded (orrvast: Mostly lair each day. Lows near 50. Illghs near 70. la**4*nd MuriI N ri$c$H W$M*« T$»i$K$IM$ Tampa Vsr» Rate* W P$im|$$ih Hi M 79 71 24 tj 24 77 49 79 » *4 21 •• 79 79 U tt 42 41 29 »« >9 47 24 99 U 24 29 99 4) 42 N1 22 99 •3 99 •3 •1 19 T 99 14 •1 II P -----------THURBDAT M slycldy 82-48 ----------- ' FRIDAT M slycldy 70-83 ‘r ----------- 1 8ATURDAT Ptlyeldy 70-83 F IJ'-L 8UNDAT Ptly cldy 70-83 MONDAT Ptlyeldy 70-83 STATISTICS FULL March 18 O or? (X lS M lM t n imssmc * r « t Mrs's GSWM.WS Mmr$i >$N j« imr « m$ NATIONAL BXTINDRO OUTLOOK G Thursday. March 12. 1992 VcX 54. No 171 Daihr and Sunday. atcapi W iurds y fry Tha la n ia rd Harold. Inc TOSH Franc* A m . l aniard, rta 22771 blessing In dlsgrtlsr for n busi­ ness offering all-inclusive dis­ count vacations Hut as p r o f i t m a r g in s lightened, ship prices were on their way up. Britain's I’AO Cruise* ha* or­ dered u $350 m illion ship, Cnmlvul will pay $315 million for Its next one. und two new Norwegian Cruise Line ship* will cost $240 million rueli. said Trygve llegnur. chairman of KloslrrCrulse Ltd. In a business dominated by privately held companies, nrws of a $250 million profit last year for publicly truded Carnival lulutrd u rosy picture. Royal Caribbean Cruise* Ltd. Defense attorn ey Norm an Cannrlla contended the woman w as a c o n s c io u s , w i llin g participant who told lie upon lie lo cover her actions. In opening arguments, he un­ folded a huge billboard display­ ing more than a dozen different stories thr alleged victim told Iter mother, poller and pro­ secutors. Judge rejects blanket gag order in student slayings keylor Chan lus been occupa­ tional license and personal prop­ erty manager of the Seminole County Tax Collector's Office for two years. Chan said collnly d e v e lo p m e n t n e e d s lo be Asa* sls|>s$ frs s s . balanced betwern environmen­ GAINESVILLE - A Judge ha* tal protection und controlled growth, and development of the • turned down a request for u blanket gug order In the casr of county's tax base. five student murders but agreed to give defense ullomrys 90 days to urgue ugalnst release of discovery material. P u b lic D e frn d rr R ich ard Purkrr wanted lo silence all delensr and prosecution at­ torneys. law enforcement of­ ficers and public employees In­ added the second o f three volved In thr case of Danny "megashl|>s" cu|Mblr of currying Harold Rolling. 2.300-passrngrr* to Itecome thr Circuit Judge Stan Morris de­ Industry's largest by cu|Nirlty. nied Ihe gag order In a 13-pugr ruling Issued Wednesday. The three-line Klostrr showed Morris said "the right to a fair Ihe most visible signs of slcknrss trial Is prr-emlneni when It last year, losing monry. ordering mnlllcts with ihe right of nccesa la y o ffs , losin g u fin an cin g or the right of free srreech und partner, selling two ships and press." Hut Instead ol Imposing iraslngout a third a gag ordrr. he told prosecutors Hut Klostrr'* llegnur was Ihe and defenders to stick lo Florida most openly optimistic ut a liar rules on trlul publicity. Thr Judgr said the Stale At­ forum on thr stale ol Ihe In­ torney's Office bus ihe duty lo dustry. saying January Unkings hit records, discounts are less explain the restrictions to law prevalent, ship orders arr trail­ enforcement agencies. Stale At­ torney Lrtl Register said Ills ing oil and his eouquny's year olflce had been following the "links very promising." Cruise industry grows, but discounts stir calm waters By CATHERINE WILSON AP Business Writer thc only eyewitness accounts of the evening. Among those set lo testify Is Mark Urbanskl. 25. son o f former Tampa Tribune president James Urbanskl. The father was out of town when the attack allegedly occurred In his home. "I was screaming at them." the woman testified. "W hy have you done this to me? Wlml have you done?" NEW April 3 3 LAST March 26 € FIRST March 12 BSACN CONDITIONS Daytoaa Beacht Wavrs arr I foot and semi |0a**y. Current Is slightly to the srxith with a water Irinprralurr of 61 degrees New Smyrna Beach: Wavrs are I foot and glassy. Current Is slightly to the south with a watrr Irmprraturr of 61 degrre* FRIDATt SOLUNAR TABLE: Min 12.10 u m.. 12 30 p m.: Maj. 6:20 a rn.. 6:50 p.m. TID ES: D ayton a Beacht highs. Z22 a m . 2 45 p.m.: Iowa. 8:54 am .. 9.00 p.m.: New Smyrna Beacht high*. 2:27 a in . 2-50 p in.; lows. 8 59 a.in.. 9 0 5 p m . Cocoa Beach: Illghs. 2:42 a m .. 3.05 p.m.: lows. 9:14 a in .9:20 p.m The high lem prratu rr In Sanford Wednesday waa 59 drgrrrs and tie- overnight low was 42 as reported by Ihe University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the |*ertod ending at 9 a m Thurs­ day. totalled .02 of an Inch. The Irmprraturr at 9 a.m. today wss 62 d rg rrrs and Thursday's ratty morning low was 45. as m-ordrd by Ihe Nallonal Weather Service al the Bt Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: Wind variable 5 to IO Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: knots. Sena 2 fc-ri or less. Bay and Inland walrrs smooth. Some r.W «4a«s4ay*sh lgh .......... 83 G Barametric preeeare.SO.OS patchy light rain. Friday Wind variable 5 to 10 : Relative Hamldlty....84 pet knots Sea* 2 irrl or less llay ! Winds...... Northeast 8 mph and Inland watrr* smooth Oc­ □ B alafall...... - ............. trace Today'* emaast.....6:32 p.m. casional rain. 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Sanford, Florida - Thursday, March 12, 1092 - SA POLICE BRIEFS Dealing In stolen property charged Terry Judson Jacobs. 25. 125 Krtder Road. Sanford, was charged with dealing In atolen property and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon by Seminole County deputies Monday. According to arrest reports. Jacobs sold three guns stolen from Orange County on Feb. 21 to an undercover sheriffs Investigator on Feb. 24. Two arrested on check charges Sanford police arrested two Miami men Tuesday. Officers responded to a call from Barnett Bank, 3049 Orlando Drive. Marcos Lopez, 18. and William Lopez, also 18. were reported by police as attempting to cash a stolen check In the amount of •980. When officers Investigated, they found both men had credit cards not Issued to them. They were each charged with uttering a forged Instrument and possession of stolen credit cards. Car stolen then recovered Debbie Ann Olaspey. o f Winter Springs, rrportrd her 1972 dodge pick up truck was stolen Monday, from a parking area at 4800 S.R. 48. On Tuesday. Seminole County Sheriff's deputies reported locating the vehicle, abandoned, on Markham Rond. Tools contained In the vehicle were missing. Man flees from car Semlnolr County Sheriffs deputies attempted a traffic stop at W. 8lh. Street and Mulberry Avenue In Sanford late Tuesday. When the vehicle stopped, deputies reported seeing a man run from the vehicle, leaving It parked In Ihe right-of-way. Deputies were unable lo uprebend him. A check of the vehicle. Identified as a 1978 Ford Thunderblrd. showed II was not registered In Florida. The vehicle was towed Into custody (tending Identity of Ihe owner. Warrant arreata The following wanted persons have been taken Into custody: • Dawnrtte Renee Knight, 21. o f 1B23 Cooltdgr Avenue. Sanford, was located at the Probation Office. She was wanted on a Seminole COunty warrant charging her with violation of parole, following a conviction Oct. 7. 1991. on retail thefl. ■ Donald Edward Irvin. 30. o f 10 Lake Monroe Terrace. Sanford, waa arrested Tuesday afternoon at 15th. Street and French Avenue. He was wanted on a Volusia County warrant charging him wtlh grand theft. • Jarel Patrick Johnson. 20. of 1815 W. ISth.Street was arrested at his home Tuesday. He was wanted for violation of parole on a conviction of uttering a forgery. • James Edward Miner Sr., 61. o f 1B28 Hawkins Avenue. Sanford, was served a warrant at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility tuesday. He was wanted In Seminole County for failure to appear lo answer a theft charge. • Billy McQueen. 83, o f 1313 W. 13th. Street, was located on the grounds o f Seminole Oardens Apartments Tuesday. He was wanted In a Seminole County warrant charging with failure to appear to answer attempted burglary charges In December of 1991. Garage burglarized Alton B. Duxbury. 811 S. Magnolia Avenue. Sanford, reported to police that the garage on his property had been burglarized, possibly on Monday, Among Items taken, Sanford pollen, rivalled several power and electrical i rails, hand tools, and a tool bos. Warrant aarvad Sanford Police served a warrant on Ronnie Vallbora. 28, of 311 S. Park Avenue. He was located at 4th. Street and Oak Avenue early Wednesday morning. Vallbora was wanted In Monroe County for violation of parole on a conviction of driving wlili a suspended drivers license. IfM U lM C n APSclenca Writer_______________ WASHINGTON Daniel S. Goldin, an aerospace executive known for building lough, de­ pendable space hardware, was named Wednesday by President Bush to head NASA, replacing a former astronaut who resigned tinder pressure. Bush described Goldin, the 5 1-year-old vice president and en eral m anager o f T R W ’a |>ace and Technology Group, as "a leader In America's aerospace In d u s tr y and a m an o f e x tr a o r d in a r y e n e r g y and vitality." Congressional sources said the selection of Goldin came as s surprise and Rep. George E. Brown Jr.. D-Calli., chairman of the H ouse c o m m ittee that monitors the space agency, said he did not know Goldin. Officials In Ihe space Industry said It was not generally known that the White House was considering Goldin for the job. If confirmed by Ihe Senale. Goldin will take the Job being vacated April 1 by Rlchsrd Truly, a former astronaut. Truly has said the Bush administration forced him lo rcWgn. In making his announcement. Bush said Goldin will work with Vice President Dun Quayle. who chairs the Space Council, lo "assure America's leadership In space as we enter Ihe 21st Century." Ihibllshed accounts of Truly's forced resignation lost month quote him as saying Ouaylc encouraged him to quit alter the Space Council disagreed with his NASA leadership. Sen. Al Gore. D-Tenn.. chair­ man of a subcommittee lhal will act on Goldln'a nomination, said In a atatement that he waa concerned about Ihe Space Council Influence on NASA. "It'a reasonable lo assume thal one reason Dan Goldin la being nominated la lhal he will take direction from the Space Council." said Gore. By VICKI D e O M M IM Harold Staff Wrttar______________ S A N F O R D - W h ile th e ground breaking and construc­ tion o f two new homes by volunleera for Habitat for Hu­ manity has been put on hold for a few weeks, the group opened a new boutique next to their Sanford thrift store today The stores are located In the old Zayre’s shopping center al the corner o f U.S. Highway 17-92 and Airport Boulevard In Sanford. Emily Furlong, a Habitat for Humalty volunteer said, the new store will be selling higher priced Hems than those found in Ihe variety store operated by the group In the same complex. "Ttiey’rc higher priced," she said, "bul not high priced." The "Good as New Doullque" features home furnishings and accent pieces. Until 3:30 p.m. today, visitors will have the opportunity to Klwanis donates sign participate In a silent auction on selected Items In Ihe store. A A new event sign la now Installed al the Kirby (left). Making Ihe presentation were minimum price will be posted on entrance to the Sanlord Civic Center. The algn Joanne Turnbull, II, chairman of Iho Klwanis some of Ihe many Hems In the was donsted by the Klwanis Club of Sanford. Community Services committee and President store and Ihe highest bidder will Accepting the keys to Ihe display case Is of the Klwanis Club of Sanford, Bill Beck. be contacted about when they Sanford Parks and Recreation Director Mike can come pick up (heir piece. Slore manager Sue Crawford said that some of Ihe customers in the variety store have been peering through the windows or the Seminole County Jail on County Jail spokesman was un­ the new store as It has been ■y J, MARK BAKPIILD *4.000 bond. Longwood police able tn confirm his employment taking shape. They have been Nereid Sleff Writer______________ report seizin g a .32-eallber this morning. "verbally sparring" over several According lo the Longwood LONGWOOf) — A Long wood handgun and nine spent bullet of the Items on display. arrest report. Sieve Higgins told man Identified ox an Orange casings from Bogle's garage. "Th e only fair way lo settle the Bogle's arrest report stales hta police he was In Ills Wooden County corrections officer was situation was through a silent auction," she said. arrested by Longwood police occupation as corrections officer Shoe Lane home at about 9:30 The stores are located amidst a Wednesday night after a bullet and llsta the telephone number p.m. when he heard a gunshot great deal of activity with the shattered a glass door at home of o f the Orange County Jail central before his rear glass door shat­ receiving office. An Orange tered, the officer's neighbor. filming o f portions o f the movie William James Bogle. 81. 9 "Wilder Napalm" being shot In the parking lo t While the sign Tappan Zee. Longwood. was ■ IS IT FOR YOU? outside the shopping area may charged with shooting Into an H ARVEY PtOCRAL LAW MAY HCLP • read "Puttasaurus" Habitat of­ occupied dwelling and taken to •wet cut cctro •otx roue raostxTv ficials emphasize that great •consoloatx tua • n o s OOUZCTON threats bargains are located there as • *nw roatcuMuat mo law sues well. F « UertMS ■NOON, SATURDAYS Furlong said that the filming has brought In some curiosity seekers from the filming, bul ATTORNIY AT LAW IN V 1 S 1 IG A IIO N S that moat of Ihe people who have NN.W.ETTN^ >^339-2022 Friday, March IS, 1SS2 come Into the original store Managers' Choice. came specifically for Inal reason. "W e've done very well al thal 628 1500 location." she e ld . "W e expect lhal the second store will do welt too." Corrections cop arrested on gun charge BANKRUPTCY Public school menu W hat's for lunohT Watoh on Tough ig i exec nil nominated to run NASA Habitat opens store MORSE MBinmm ejl Ire BSsaasasgTi She said that 120 kitchen cabinets donated to the store by Piilsbury have almost all been sold. The cabinets were used by Plllsbury during their "BakeO ff" held recently In Orlando. Get the credit you want. FREE W ORKSHOP! • Electronic Hearing T ati • Demonstration* • Technical Analysis • Cleaning / Checking • Private Consultation No Cost and No Obligation 301 W. First St., Santord • MPjjjjgg And gut 25% OFF g ° h H H regular-price merchandise. Apply for a JCPenney charge chare account ana receive year chopping spree certificate. Now through March 15th. /fZ MARKET O N THE MAIL EVERY FRIDAY LUNCH SERVED BY SOUP TO NUTS 11 AM TIL 3 PM FRESH PRODUCE • CRANBERRY HOUSE •KUSTOM CRAFTS • LOCAL ARTIST • SOUP TONUTS • VMTAGE COTTAGE ■DELIGHTFUL FNDS • BASKET WEAVNO • ST. LUCIA FESTIVAL • SHAKLEY PROOUCTS •PTtOOUCC • FRESH EGGS • FLOWERS I PLANTS • L t BCO. CUSTOMNRO HOUSES • ECHOES OF AFRO-AMERICAN HISTORY WANEJESS FEATURSC POSTERS. TN SONS I PHOTOS, ’YESTERDAYS' ’ D em onstrationa Presented E very W eek V Magnolia Mall Downtown Sanford _______ (Look For The Big Street Clock!_______ JCPenney Hwy. 17-92 Sanford Plaza * �4 A - Sanlofd H srsld, Sanford, Florida - Thuraday, March 12, 1992 E ditorials/ O pin ion s W I L L I A M A. R U S H E R (U SPS 441-2S0 ) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-0993 Wayna 0. Doyte, PubHahar Ronald W. Hoala, Eiscvttv# Editor Laura SoNIso, Advertising Director R U IlS C m iT IO N RATE: 3 Months........................... • 18.50 6 M o n t h ! ....................................... 939.00 1 Y e w ............................................. 97 R.OO Florida Residents must pay 7% aaies tai In E D ITO R IA L S Lost voice M M Organising a largely seasonal, migratory and unskilled work force In the mllltantly a n t i-u n io n a g r ic u lt u r a l In d u s try la a monumental feat In the 1960s Cesar Chavez and his United Farm Workers made labor ’history by doing just that. At the height o f the union’s power In the mid-1970s, more than 100,000 U F W mem ­ bers worked under union contracts. Because of the union, thousands of farm workers received health benefits and pensions for the first time In their lives. W ages rose and working conditions Improved. But the union has failed to live up lo Us e a r ly p ro m ise . U F W m e m b e rsh ip h a s dwindled to Just 20,000. The union holds only a fraction of the contracts it did a decade ngo. Conditions In the fields have deteriorated drastically. Chavez, the union’s charismatic leader ta rig h t w h en he s a y s that the g ro w e rdom inated A gricu ltu ral Labor Relations Board helped lull the gains of farm workers. National ImmlgraUon policies also hurt. Pressured by growers, Congress permitted thousands o f farm workers from Mexico to flood the already crowded agricultural labor market. But over the yean , something went terribly wrong with Cesar Chavez and the union as well. ’’The movement ta good. Unity is good. But what doesn’t work.” says Paulino Oonzalez. a Tulare County (Calif.) JO farm worker, “ la Chavez and hts administration.” Gonzalez’s words were echoed by aeo n s of farm workers, former U F W organlzen and union allies. A picture emerges o f a labor organization that has stopped organizing, lost touch with Its w o rk en and retreated behind a wall of paranoia and mismangement. Top­ flight, efficient organization and management never1Was-twsetv-one-wr-the union's •strong points. Nowadays, those who have tried to form alliances with the U F W or lo IU1 the void left by It have been attacked by Chavez and his supporters and accused of being disloyal or even communists. The U F W la not the only labor organization that has run Into trouble. Over the past d e c a d e , wi t h the d e c l i n e o f m a n y m anufacturing industries and an overall conservative political trend nationally, some of the strongest unions In the country have lost m embers and power. But the losses by the UFW, whose hold on jwwer w as too fragile to begin with, have been devastating. The growers and donothing federal, state ana local labor re­ gulator* must take primary responsibility for (he deplorable conditions of farm worker* today. There w as a lime when the strong voice of . Itic* U F W and Cesar Chavez could have been 'counted on to rally and protect the people who tended the Acids and harvested the crops. One day, perhaps, there will be a voice nguln. LETTERS TO EDITOR l.rtn-rs It* Ihe editor are welcome. All Inters inukl Ik- stgnrd. include the address of the writer ,ind a daytime telephone number. Lellrrs should Ik- nu a single subject and be at brief as possible. The Irtler* are subject la editing. Berry’s World Blowing whistle on whistle-blowers One o f the great Institutions of American society (or so we sre told) Is the "whistle­ blower.” This Is an employee or the government or a private business who becomes aware of illegalities of some sort In the course o f hts or her work and "blows the whistle” on them — l.e.. goes public with charges of wrongdoing, Of course, this can be betvery useful to society as a whole, exposing (for example) fraud and corruption In government, or tax-dodging or shoddy manufacturing processes In private Industry, and whistle-blowers naturally come In for a lot or ofler-the-fact praise for their courage, public spirit, etc. But 1 often wonder, in the esse of these whistle-blowers, which come first — the chicken or the egg? The disaffection or the whittle? There is a good example of the problem on the Op-Ed page o f March Oth'a New York Times. The author is Aldrtc Saucier, o f whom the Times tells us only that he was "a senior scientist for the Army Strategic Defense Command from 1984 lo 1992.” Saucier adds one other Intriguing datum in the course of his article: "On Feb. 14, I was fired for submitting a research paper suggesting that an upgraded, modified Patriot Air Defense System Is our best Immediate step for a timely, cost-effective ballistic defense missile shield.” Saucier's article then proceeds lo dump all over, and I mean all over, the Strategic Defense tense Initiative (Star Wnrs) ballistic missile defe system. He declares that II "has become a serious obstacle to n strong national de­ fe n s e ": that It it riddled with "s y s ­ tem atic Illeg a lity , groat m ism anage­ m en t and w aste, abuse of power and the substitution of political science for th e s c ie n t if ic method": that II Is "a s tlll- e x p a n d ln g . high-risk, space-age n a t tonal security pork ( This can be barrel for contractors vary useful to and top Oovrmment society as a managera"; that It whole, "was bom In decep­ tion and raised in cynicism” ; that it Is "largely a paper program" and "The reports are a shameless waste": and that "Ihe Star Wars bureaucracy f S regularly churna out false and misleading statement! lo Congress and the public." And those are quotations from Just five o f Saucier's 21 paragraphs. Now, the first thing to note is that this la all pure catnip to Ted Kennedy and the other liberals who have fought SDI from the very beginning. If even a quarter or the charges Saucier makes are true, we are In the presence or a major rip-off of the American body politic. What bugs me, though. Is Saucier himself (about whom, I hasten to add. 1 have no private Information). Is he really in the great tradition of American whistle-blowers, entitled to a medal for exposing roi? He clearly thinks so. boasting that "th e Office o f Special Counsel, a Federal whistleblower protection agency, ordered Ihe Pentagon lo review my assertions." But Isn’t It a bn curious that this high-minded public servant could work without apparent complaint as "a senior scientist for Ihe Army Strategic Dcftnse Command from 1984 lo 1992." or In other words for eight years, and then come forward with this Interminable laundry-list of scathing accusations less than one month after he "was fired"? M A R T IN S C H R A M Cuomo infatuates, infuriates again The Melbourne telephone company has just published IU new "W hile Pages A-Z.” It's no surprised that Smith remains the city's moat prevalent surname (7,501 listings). Second place, though, wot hotly contested between ?llson. Brown and WlUiams entries the Jones. WUai — each about 3.800 lutings. It was the morning afta- our latest big election night, the one in which Bill Clinton won In Oeargla. Paul T n n g a s won In Maryland. Jerry Brown won In Colorado and George Bush won In every Grand Old Party primary, but not by enough to moke Pat Buchanan shut up and go away. And when we turned on cur TV seU. we saw — for one full hour — Mario Cuomo. Say what? Yea, the tOth-year g o v e r n o r o r N ew York and quadren­ nial non-candidate of D em ocra tic p resi­ dential primaries was the sole guest on a Phil Donohue show devoted to America's favorite topic: Why n o t. M a rio ? A n d Cuomo — who can be th e m ost In ­ fatuating and moat Infuriating figure In politics today — was, once again, all of the Voting these above. days has That's the way It becom es g o e s In th is, the two-fisted cam paign Year of ordeal. £ A n yt rbody But — . every publican voter* tell us they went Anybody But Bush, as long os It Is Anybody But Buchanan. And Democrats say they only want someone w in Is electable and wish they could vole for Anybody But ClIntonTaongaaBrawnHarklnKcTTcy. Voting these days has become a two-fisted ordeal; qne hand holds ihe lever, the other holds the nose. And that seems lo have been what was troubling Pill! Donahue, as he opened his show wllh a dramatic recitation about a deadlocked convention turning lo Cuomo. "What the hell la wrong with this kind of speculation?" he asked. To which the governor gave a most Cuomarlan reply: "It la not compatible with my own nature to do things in a kind of oblique, Indbecl, eccentric way. if you can't go Into New Hampshire, rule yourself oul. ... To have me and Jesse IJackaonl and other candidates hovering around the margins would not be good far the jmrty.’ Donahue, better prepared than moot pollUcoll al reporter*. Interrupted to show a videotape rum Feb. 12. just Just before the New Hampshire from election. There, hovering around the margins of the first primary slate, v s Mario Cuomo, ■peaking st Harvard aa television carried hla words to viewer* (read also: voters) just a half-hour's drive lo the north: ‘People are saying. ’We think Maria should be the president: we want to writ* hla name You ca In. can write in Pfnnachlo. you can write In Mario Cuomo (■ timely tutorial on precisely how ■ must be written). ... Why shouldn’t they do It tf they feel like It? In my own *Ute. they're saying lousy things about me; tf they want to aay nice things in New Hampshire. I'm going to encourage them.” Mario Cuomo: Moal Infstuatlng/Moat In­ furiating. He was coolly the beat campaigner and probably the beat candidate the Demo­ crat* could have Ifielded In 1992. Opponents would have pointed him with oil the sins of New York; he would have dealt wllh that and come bock with more. And mainly, by campaigning In the South, he could have proven whaT he's always professed (and I've always believed) When limes are tough, the some message that moves s middle-class voter In Buffalo will also move a middle-class voter In Birmingham. One soclo-ethnic note that shows how Ihe world Is changing: For the first time a non-Anglo Saxon name has moved into Ihe lop 10 in Melbourne. The Vietnamese family name Nguyen (2 .185 lloilngsl has replaced Johnson. Anatomical pan* are also represented In the lutings. There sre 109 Head*. 100 Brains. 41 Fools Isqd 94 Footes). 82 Hondo. 46 Leggrs, 36 Fingers. 134 Chins, 22 Knees and 10 Necks — a significant body of work Indeed. (As luck would have It: If you want to prove yourself by running In Birmingham, you con get an the Alabama primary ballot up until April 3. Also, you can get at the California ballot by March 19 and New Jersey's by April 9. Win those three and you’ll earn credentials strong enough lo break any convention deadlock.I This hat not been a good 12 months for Cuomo. t ROBERT W A G M A N Queen’s king-size Aussie gripe SYDNEY. Australia - Queen Elizabeth II. who la technically queen of Australia as well as Britain, conic here to help Sydney celebrate Its 150ih birthday. The trip did not go all that well. In fact. It ended with Australia and Britain — at least the British press — trading some rather pointed Insults. The pr breath waiting for the usual knight­ hood that goes lo an Australian prime minister upon retirement. Residents o f Sydney were also rather shocked when they found oul how expensive It Is to Invite a queen to your birthday. For the 10-day visit, expenses for the queen. Prince Philip and her traveling party o f 28 coat a cool $ I million per day. This does not Include the million or so it coat steering the queen dawn a receiving line outside Parliament in Canberra — put hit arm around the queen os he guided her from person to person. Even the established press In Britain had a Held day with this breech of protocol. The Ubiotda all but suggested the two countries should go to war, or at least that the queen should dismiss Keating (actually something within her power), Buckingham Palace kept s stiff upper lip, offering only s "n o comment" about the Incident. However, sources In the queen’s traveling party leaked the fact that ahe was upoet. ana aaid that Keating should not hold hit breath wafting for the usual knighthood that goes to an Australian prime minister upon retirement. Residents o f.S y d n e y were also rather shocked when they found out how expensive it la to Invite a queen to your birthday. For the lOday visit, expenses for the queen. Prince Philip and her traveling party o f 26 cost a cool t l million per day. This does nol Include the million or so It cost to equip a Quanta! 747 with a bedroom and send It to London to pick her up and return her home. According lo Ihe Sydney Morning Herald, one local man has learned a lesson about the vicissitudes of modem life. II seems that college lecturer Martin Williams decided lo have on alter-class drink or I wo with one of his female students and another friend oiler an evening lecture. He called hts wife on hts cellular phone to Inform her that he would be late. When hr arrived home several hours taler, hu wife was wailing up for him. Ta hu amairmenl. and growing panic, stir ques­ tioned him closely about hu bar-side conversa­ tion. Including several exchanges wuh the cord that - shall we aay — were leas than completely judicious. Apparently, aa the professor was putting hts portable phone Into his coat pocket after calling hit wife, he Inadvertently triggered the redial button. When hit wife answered ihe call ahe was treated to a very clear rendition of her husband's conversation, which she apparently listened lo for Ihe next couple of hours despite Ihe mounting phone blit. What was the result o f all this, the newspaper asked Mr. Williams. "W e ’re still married.” was hla curt reply. A malar Australian scandal la develop­ in g : P e o p le a re cook in g in eir car license plates. In moat big cities In Australia, police use cameras to catch people going through red lig h t s at Inteneettona and even speeding. The cam­ e r a s a re tr ip p e d automatically by on electric eye: a days later, the regis­ tered owner of the car receives hla ticket and usually a rather stllf ftneln the mail. However, someone has discovered, and spread the word, that If you heat your h enough temperature (In an oven, lor example I the number* become sufficiently discolored and distorted so that they con no longer be clearly captured on film — even though to Ihe naked eye they seem normal. ■ marnm|mmM M fl ■ ;rv- ' • r v?' �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Thuraday. March 12, 1992 - IA Vote WASHINGTON — A nearly party-line vote against President Bush's tax plan clears the way for final Senate action on a newly trimmed Democratic middle-class tax cut that Is headed for a veto. Dozens of amendments were still eligible to be considered as Democratic leaders pushed for a vole on their bill by tonight. But the 60-37 vole Wednesday night against a Republican substitute removed any doubt about the end result. "It will be vetoed ... and that veto will be sustained." said Republican Whip Alan Simpson or Wyoming. Bush's plan failed on a technicality: It did not meet anll-deflclt requirements. But the same law forced Democrats at the last minute to scale back their mlddle-claaa tax credit, making It available only to families with Incomes under •90,000, rather than $70,000 as originally written. Northern primaries gear up WASHINGTON - The political assembly line Is shifting gears as the presidential campaign moves north, preparing to crank out ads targeted to the large blue-collar populations In Michigan and Illinois. Expect the Bush campaign to take Republican challenger Patrick Buchanan to task for advocating an "America llrat" trade policy while owning a Oerman-made Mercedes Benz car. "Thai fact that he calls for America first but drives a Mercedes probably won't be lost on the good people of Michigan," said a Bush adviser, who spoke on condition on anonymity. Paul Tsongns la poised to aliack Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton's commitment to the working class — armed Willi statistics such as rtghl-to-work Arkansas' lasl-pluce ranking In one worker safety study. Iraq, U.N. wrestle with compllancew UNITED NATIONS — Saddam Hussein's lop envoy and the powerful nations that drove Iraq to Its knees are wrestling rhetorically over whether Baghdad Is honoring cease-fire terms and still deserves crippling economic sanctions. The diplomatic combatants were to face off again today with Tarlq Aziz, the Iraqi deputy prime minister, addressing detailed questions about weapons destruction, human rights. Kuwaiti detainees and other Issues. On Wednesday. Aziz described Iraq as a proud, suffering nation devastated by allied bombing and battered by economic sanctions that Western nations bent on Saddam's ouster are refusing 1o ease. He charged that the U.N.-Imposed economic embargo Is forcing Iraq Into “ a pre-industrial age." U.S aids southern Africa WASHINGTON — Teams of U.S. and International experts are being sent to southern Africa to assess the Impact on food supplies of what Is the worst drought of the century In some areas. Officials said millions of people will be affected. Among the hardest hit of 10 drought-stricken countries are Zimbabwe and South Africa, traditional food exporters that this year will have to Import substantial amounts of grain. As the drought persists, estimates of the grain harvest throughout the region have been falling precipitously. The deteriorating nil uni Inn In southern Africa adds a new dimension to the overall food crisis on the continent. The most I area Is northeast Africa, where the lives o f IS million Sudan. Ethiopia. Somalia and Djibouti are thought to be at F1',l. I I To the south, officials In Zimbabwe last week said 60.000 HRW*R1R1 from starvation In February alone'and thowlkhfla' more will die unless heavy rains come soon. Continued from Page 1A Clinton over Tsongaa 136-111. Democrats In only two areas of north Seminole County gave Tsongaa the edge over Clinton. Voters In Lake Mary and the Markham Woods Road area gave Taongas a alight lead- over Clinton. The three largely Lake M a ry p r e c in c ts v o te d fo r Tsongaa 180-135 over Clinton. Markham Woods Road Demo­ crat! gave Tsongaa a 147-98 edge. About 66 percent or both areas' Republicans supported Bush. Republicans In the Precinct 30 communities of Lake Monroe and Upsala gave Buchanan strong support, giving nearly 44 percent of their votes to him. Black voters In north Seminole County matched white voter trends and aupported Clinton and Bush. In Precinct 3. which Includes Midway and areas east o f South Beardall A ven u e. Clinton received 156 votes to Taongas' 15. Bush received a 71 saniora city Manager Bin simmona wrarasa group at tna enamour tma morning. percent approval rating. Precinct 3 has 558 black Democrats and 22 black Re­ publicans. according to county the cost?" other needs." He added. "Surli voter registration records. The Coatlnued from Page 1A Steve Homan, public Informa­ changes would have to be precinct nos 42 white Democrats Chase Losbury. of Belalr Grove tion officer with the DOT com­ approved by the Federal gov­ and B5 white Republicans. Limited questioned. " I f we de­ mented. "When you are refer­ ernment. I'm not saying It can't Sanford Precincts 21, 62 and 63, which have black voter cide not to do anything at this ring to on overpass exit area, be done, hut without all of this time, but the S.R. 46-A In­ you have to plan for everything additional consideration, the populations of 30 to 50 percent foliwed a similar trend of sup­ terch a n ge com es up later, from the start. Including exlro Feds won't approve It." wouldn't that Just about double lanes, rail arena, ramps and N ick P o p e , a tto r n e y fo r porting Clinton and Bush. Paulurcl properties said he hud conducted previous discussions with land owners In the pro­ Continued from Page 1A became the caw in 1988 when posed Interchange area. " I f all of at the head of the ticket. the land owners Involved would electoral votes In a general In an unofficial delegate count. the Dukakis candidacy was seen election face-off. som ething Clinton had 87 Florida delegates as an albatross for many can­ donate their property, that would be one of Ihe big ways to Democrats haven't won since secured. Taongas 58. and Brown didates Including MacKay. who Jimmy Carter was Ihe nominee three. Tsongaa received 34 per­ was defeated by Connie Mack In reduce construction costs." Pope added. " I f people won't • In 1976. The Democratically cent of the vole. Brown captured the closest U.S. Senate race In cooperate and this Interchange the slate's history. controlled state Legislature Is so 12 percent. Meanwhile, Bush's chief Flor­ Isn't bulli. Ihe land value will confident that Clinton can make MacKay predicts some of the slay right where It Is now and Inroads that they're attempting conservative Democrats who ida loyalists — son Jcb and none of the landowners will to change Ihe existing law that favored Bush and former Presi­ Republican Party chairman Van awards all the Hectors! votes to dent Ronald Itrugan will come Ikxgc — are confident the presi­ bcnellt from this proposal.” dent wilt be too strong for his the majority winner. back this year. Karen Adamson, with DOT. " I believe that BUI Clinton pul "I think we'll have some of Democratic opjuneul In Novcm- reported the total project could together the coalition that a 'em all right." mid MacKay. "I t>cr. be estimated al $19.7 million. "Frankly we don't care If It's candidate must have In Novem­ think ll'a going to lx- very, very "W e estimate the cost could I k ber. with appeal across all the different." Tsongaa or Clinton." Poole aald reduced by a lK m t $7 million ff lin e s ," aald U.S. Sen. Bob !*rrhaps more Importantly for lute Tuesday (hiring a celebra­ the right-of-way land would lxGraham, who aald he la de­ Florida Democrats running for tion at Hush headquarters. dntialrd." lighted at the prospect of seeking office, they won't have to tilde "W e're ready to get on with the re-election this Mil with Clinton from the national ticket us reul Issues of the campaign." Stall Florida Call Light shed on pre-human ancastry NEW YORK — Scientists today reported the discovery of a 13 mllllon-ycar-old piece of Jawbone from a previously unknown, ape-llke forerunner of gorillas, chimpanzees and humans. The discovery "opens up a whole new geographical area fur exploration Into pre-human ancestry," said Glenn Conroy, one of the researchers reporting the find In today’s Issue of the Journal Nature. The russtl was found In Namibia, shewing that such "Miocene homlnolds" ranged much farther south In Africa than previously known from fossil finds In Kenya and Uganda, researchers said. The creature apparently lived before homlnolds evolved Into two branches, Conroy said. One branch led to humans and the other to chimpanzees and gorillas. The spill Is thought to have occurred between 10 million and S million years ago. From Associated Prass rtports Youth Coatlaasd from Page 1A friends of the congregation will gather at the church Sunday to enjoy a barbecue dinner at 9 p.m.. a I Hue grass country sing and Gos­ pel music, beginning at 6:30 p.m. T o start the week this past Sunday, the young people ol the church participated In the morning and evening worship services with special music and serving as ushers. On Tuesday, they were en­ couraged to bring a friend or other family member to a special service for youths. Game night was featured mid-week al the church with a fun night still being planned for Saturday evening. The Rev. Dr. Bob l>arkrr is the church pastor. , The Youth Week celebration Is part of the national calendar of the South Baptist Convention. In Nashville. president of the Lake Mary Optimist Club, presented a $50 check teacher Bill Pooploi to help pay for the Involved In mslllnp school supplies to children In Russia. W ILLIE O. COPY LAND s I e p d a ii g h 1 e r . II r y n J a Patrick Slclllano. New .Jersey. Ilaldw ln -F alrch lld Funeral Willie O. Copeland. 59. 2315 Hochstrasscr. Qisaclbcrry: four Home. Altamonte Springs. In Summerlin Ave.. Sanford, died grandchildren. Orlando Cremalloii Service. charge of arran^-mrnls. Tuesday. March 10. at Deltona Health Care Center. Bora May Orlando. In charge ol arrange­ MASTER SOT. ROBERT 27. 1932. In Quitman. Ga.. he ments. E. MONTGOMERY moved to Sanford In 1959 from PARKER LEROY INGALLS C oatlaasd from P ag* 1A M u s t e r S g l . R o b e r t E. there. He was a state transporta­ weather P a ik rr Leroy Ingalls. 91. Mimlgomery. 79. 58 Carriage tion worker and a member of St. across the state that kept many Tuckahor lame, DeLand. died Hill Circle. Casselberry, died James A.M.E. Church. Sanford. people al home. W e d n e s d a y . MHreh I I . al S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e son s. Fulrvlrw Mu nor Nursing Home, Friday, Mareh 6. ul Ftorldu "W e're going la have beautiful Cm U m m A from Fags IA Freddie Jr.. Mount Plymouth. Daylotiu Beach. Horn Nov. 22. Hosplinl. Atiumonlc Springs. weather this yn u ." Brock said. Belflore maid. Horn Aug. 9. 1912. In Riverside. "W e're not eapcctlng any rain Lake Mary and Sanford police S a m u e l A n d re w . S a n fo rd ; 1900. In Charlestown. Maaa.. hr and ll'a supposed to be cool." and emergency units responded daughters, Alma Marie Brooks. moved lo DrlKsiu 13 yeurs ago VI.. hr moved lo Central Florida in 1902 He rrilntl from the U.S. In case the weather does not lo the call. Atlantic ambulance Atlanta. Carolyn Elaine Vinson, from Medford. Mass Hr was a cooperate, plans have been service transported Forry as Mr*. and Kim Monique Fudge, both of shipyard rigger lor Ihe Navy Air Force and H r Srnffnrf Star made to move the Youth Blast to Furry was being airlifted from Sanford: brother. Leo Williams. Dr|>anmenl lor 20 yrurs and u Hr was a pail member of the the Salvation Army. 700 W. Ihe scene, but Belflore aald. she A tla n ta ; slater. A lb erta L. member of Dcllisia Lukrs Bap­ Land of Lakes Golf Club. Survivors Include daughter, 24th St.. Sanford. was already near death, "already Culmrr. Sanfonl: nine grand­ tist Church. Hr was a member ol liarliaru Srufrrl. Casselberry; c h i l d r e n a n d t w o g r e a t ­ Ihe N.A.R.F.E. Also on Saturday, there will be a code (blue)." son. Kobrrl Srolt. Nashville. demonstrations and displays Belflore z.'d Forty's health grandchildren. Survivor Includes daughter. Trim.) Ibrrr gtuudrhlldirn. Wllson-Etchrlbrrgrr Mortuary Viable P. Bruno. Dcllona. provided by the Sanford Pol Ice contributed lo the accident. He All Fujths Cmnullou Srrvlrr, Inc.. Sanfonl. In cliargc of ar­ la to be charged later today. D e p a r t m e n t , th e F lo r id a Stephen It Ikildauff Funeral Cassellx-rry. In charge of urHighway Paint, the Seminole "M r. Forry blacked out or rangements. Home. Dclluna. In rhurge of rangrmrnls. County Sheriffs Office and the experienced some medical dif­ arrangements. Florida Dame and Freshwater ficulty. Hla rendition left Ihe LUTHER CLYDE OANN ALBERT REGINALD Luther Clyde Gunn. 511, 285 AM ELIA LUCA Fish Commission. The live de­ driver not In control of the A in r I la L u c a , 6 2 . 9 8 0 8T. DENIS monstrations will begin at 3:30 vehicle and resulted in Ihe Lake Grtlftn Circle. Caaaclbrray. Allien ItrglnukJ SI. Denis. 92. p.m. collision,. The driver was aware died Monday. March 9. In Winter Monlgoinrry Itnud, Allanionlr The Youth Blaat la a prelude to of hla medical condition al Hie Springs. Bora June 10. 1932. In Springs, died Wednesday, March 521 W. Pluntutkin IMvd.. Lake I I . at lailigwuxl Health Care Mary, died Tuewluy, March 10. the First Baptist Church's fourth lime of Ihe accident." Belflore W ilie r. A rk., he m oved to Central Florida In 1985. He was Center. Horn Feb. 17. 1930. in ul Ills rrsldmcr. Ikon Aug. 4. annual youth revival which will 1899. in Haverhill. Mass , hr be at th e ch u rch S u n day Belflore said charges are yet to a plumbing contractor and a Brooklyn. N Y . she moved lo Central Florida in 1989. She was moved lo Central Florida In through Wednesday. be determ ined pending Ihe Proirmtant. 1978. He was an rlrrlro typer In Survivors Include wife. Elaine: a homemaker and a Catholic. "This Is a really exciting time completion of Ihe police report. Su rvivors Include tnulher. the graphic ans Industry and o f year for us." Brock said. Foray's Cadillac was totalled In sons. Craig. Mlddleburg. Ran­ attended the Church uf the "Young people come from all the accident. Only minor dam­ d all, Lake Mary: daughter, Teresa Slclllano. Altam onte Nativity In Longwuud. Hr was a over the state for frllowahlp and age was sustained by Ihe pickup Sheila Levcs. Georgia: alsler, S p r in g s : b r o t h e r s . J e r r y member of the Syracuse Turners Elvle Goff. Harralhurg. Ark : Slclllano. Allamnnlr Springs. truck. get to see Sanford." B ap tists------ W oman Coatlnued from Page 1A Peoples said. "They can'l wall In talk to them about it." 1 I'e u p lu .»a|4 that., lu tirn i participation baa been outstand­ ing. He was surprised and pleased lhal "one hundred per­ cent of the parents" have lenl a hand in helping their youngsters organize the various fundraisers. O n c e th e s u p p lie s w e re purchased, Peoples discovered that II would coil $1,300 to mall the supplies. With assistance from Ihe Op­ timist Club o f Lake Mary and various other service clubs In I he area. Peoples was able lo raise m oney lor Ihe purchase of supplies and $1,100 Inward Ihe postage. The Optlmlal Club donatrd $50: Ihe Rotary Club of Lake Mary gave $250: St. Mary's Angels or Orlando donated $500: Majlk Market gave $400; an a n o n y m o u s s c h o o l b o a rd member rontribnlrd $25; t InLake Mary 1‘nilcr Drpartnirnl gave $100 and A T A T Is supply­ ing more than $500 In telephone icrvlce lo Ihe project. On Saturday, from 9 a.in. tu 3 p.m.. the students will lx- having a car wash at the school ul which they will lx- accrptlng donations. and tile A rn rrlran L egio n , Syrarusr. Survivors Inriudr wllr. June, so il. A lb e r t E., S y ra c u s e : daugthrrs. Ibirhuru McKnlrgurt. Ilurytown. Ala.. Carol Zanglil. C anundulgua. N Y .: staler. Thelma W. Cook. Syrarusr. six grandchildren and right great • grandchildren. Baldw in Fairchild Funeral Horne. Oukluwn Park Chapel. Lake Mary. In charge of urrungrrnrnls. IRMOARD LOUISE W ILLIAM S Irmgurd Louise Williams. 76. 525 Palmrttu Court. Lukr Mary, died Wednesday. March I I . al Martin Andrrarn Hospice House. Orlando. Horn Frii. 15, 1916. In Germany, she uxivril lo Central Florida til 1948. She was a retired draflswomau lor the rnglnrering department of the City o f O r la n d o and a tte n d e d Nrlghborlxxxl Alliance Church, luingwoud. Survivors Include husband. Rosa; daughter. Christina Irwin, Allam onle Springs, brothers. H arold H ubrecht. T a va res, Gunter Kubrecht. Douglasvllle, Pa.: one granddaughter unit one greulgruuddaugjitrr. Beacon Cremullon Service ol Crnlral Florida. Orlando, in cliarge of arrangemenis �*469*** •A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thuraday, March 12. 1092 Wastewater line expected to be completed in two months ■ rJ .H A K K BARFIELD Herald Stall Wrtlar______________ IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I K IO H T IIN T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N O FOR SEM INO LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A C A ttN O .tl> 4 e « C A 140 Heme Saving* ef Am erica. FSB f /k / a Heme Saving* ef Am erica. FA. Fte in tiff. NOTICC OP FO R F E IT U R E : U N IT E D STATE* v. FR ED E R IC K TULLOCH. e ta l. CASE NO. 91 92 Cr T-12IC) Notice is hereby given that on October f t . 1991. In the case of U a lto d fttate s v . F r o d t r lc k T e llo c b . o f * 1 .. C ase N o. 91 * t C r T 12(C). the U n ite d Slates D ls tr k t Court for the M iddle D ls tr k t of F lorida on tered on order condemning end forfeiting to the United States ef A m e r ic a t h e I n f e r o s ! e f Frederick Tuilech. determined as of the date ef acquisition, in the following pr operty ? Lot 2. Block B Belle Meade. P lat Book 21. Pago 9, Public Records of Seminote County. Florida The fo r tg a ln g o rd e r o l forfeiture having been entered on October 21. 1991. the United Steles hereby gives n e tke e f its In te n tio n te dispose e f the f o r f e ite d p r o p e r ty In such manner as the United States Attorney General m ay direct. Any person having or cla im ing o legal Interest In the sold proper ty must file e petition w ithin th irty (2*) days ef the final publication of this notice pur so ant te I I U SC SStft2(n) The petition shell be signed by the petitioner under penalty o f per ju ry end shall sat fo rth fhe nature and e ite n f ef fhe petl lloner's rig h t, title or Interest In the forfeited property, the tim e end circumstances of the petl tloner's acquisition of the rig h t, title or Interest In each, and additional facts supporting th* petitionar's cla im , and the relief NOTICC OF A PU BLIC H IA B IN O TO CONSIDER T H I ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY T H I C ITY OF SANFOBD, FLO B ID A Notice is hereby given that a Public H earing w ill be held In the Cemmlsston Ream et the C ity Halt in the C ity ef Sanford. F lorida, a t ? M o'clock P M on M arch 22. 1991. to consider the adoption ef on ordinance b y the C ity of Sanford. Florida, title ef which Is as follows O RDINANCE NO 114ft AN O RDINANCE OF THE C IT Y OF SANFORO. FLOR ID A . TO ADOPT TH E 1991 E D IT IO N OF THE B U IL D IN G C O D E . G AS C O D E . STAN DARO M ECH AN IC AL CODE. P L U M B IN G C O O C . A N D STANDARD HOUSING COOE; P R O V ID IN G FOR SE VER A B I L I T Y . C O N F L IC T S A N D E F F E C T IV E DATE. A copy shall be available et the office of the C ity Clerk ter e ll persons desiring te e ia m in e the seme A ll parties In Interest end c itiie n s shell have an opporfwnl ty te be heard e l said hearing By order of the C ity Com m ission of the C ity et Sanford. F lorida ADVICE TO THE P U B LIC : It a person decides te appeal e decision made w ith respect to any m atter considered et the above meeting or hearing, ha m ay need a verbatim record of the proceedings, including the testim ony and evidence, w h k h record Is not provided by the C ity of Sanford (FS 2*4 01*1) Linda L Brae# Acting C ity Clerk Publish: M arch I t . 1991 DE P 124 NOTICC OF A PU BLIC HE AR IN G TO CONSIOCR THE ADOPTION OF AN O RDINANCE BY TH E CIT Y OF SANFORD. FLO R ID A N e tke Is hereby given that a P u b ik H earing w ill be held In the Commission Room a t the C ity H all In the C ity of lentord. F lorida, a t 2 00 o'clock P M on M arch 1). 1992. to consider the adoption of an ordinance by the C ity e f Sanford. Florida, title of w h k h is as follows O RDINANCE NO. 1)91 AN ORDINANC E OF THE C IT Y OF SANFORD. FLOR ID A . A M E N D IN G O R D I NANCE NO 2021. ANO A OOP TIN O AN A M E N D E D CLASS! FIC A TIO N ANO PAY PLAN E F F E C T IV E IM M E D IA T E L Y P R O V ID IN G FOR SEVERA B I L I T Y . C O N F L IC T S ANO E F F E C T IV E O A T E A copy shall be available al the office of the C ity Clerk for a ll persons desiring to eiam ine • SimonJohnDtlMnBlatchety. Most of the treated wastewater from the city now flows Into a canal next to the wastewater facility that empties Into the lake. Contlrucllon craws naar th# Hwy. 17-92 bridge Retail sales increase again Joblessness again up but economy Improves By JOHN D. MoCLAIN Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON Retail sales jumped 1.3 percent In February, marking the first lime sales have risen more than 1 percent for two consecutive months since 5985, the government said today. Alt cturgorlra-exrept for grocerystores posted gains. The report was the latest suggestion of a turnaround In consumer spending, which Is vital to any recovery from recession since It represents two-thirds of the nation's economy. Retail sales account for half o f consumer spending. However. In another report, the Labor Depart­ ment said the number of Americans filing first-time claims for unemployment benefits rose to 439.000 In the last week In February, pushing the claims figure to Its highest level In a month. The new claims for jobless benefits rose by 22.000 front the 437.000 level of the previous week, officials said. Economists said the number underscored the fact that even though they believe the economy Is finally beginning to emerge from Its prolonged slump, the unemployment rate Is not likely lo begin showing algnlfleant Improvements until mid-year or later. advance, rather than thr 0.0 percent In the Initial report. The revision reflected higher automobile, furniture and department store sales and marked the steepest increase since a 2.2 percent gain In February 1991. The back-to-back Increases of more than 1.0 perrenl were the first since sales rose 1.1 percent In August 1985 and 2.7 percent the following month. Sales had Iteen flat In both November and December. Car dealers reported M ira were up 1.4 percent after rising 2.5 percent In January. Excluding the automobile category, sales still were up 1.3 percent. . . . Sales of durable goods. Items Including cars and carpets expected to last more than three years. Increased 2.3 percent, slightly less than the 2.8 percent advance In January. Purchases at building material and hardware stores soared 5.7 percent, even stronger than the 3.9 percent gain a month earlier. Stores srlling furniture, appliances and other home furnishings posted a 1.3 percent gain following a 2.5 percent advance the previous month. Sales of non-durable goods such as gasoline and groceries rose 0.8 after a 1.7 percent Increase In January. , Department stores rang up a 1.4 percent Increase In February, down from a 7.3 percent jump a month earlier. Sales had edged up Just 0.8 percent In 1991 as the economy struggled to recover. That was the smallest Increase In 30 years and roin|>ared with gains of 3.8 pervent In 1990 and 0.0 percent In 1989. Sales at apparel stores rose 2.3 percent on top of a 1.0 percent advance in January. Restaurant and bar sales Inched up 0.1 percent after falling 0.2 percent the previous month. Drug store sales rose 1.2 percent following a 0.1 percent gain In January. The Commerce Department said sales of such Items as upparrl. appliances and automobiles totaled a seasonally adjusted $137.7 billion In Frbruary. up from $ 153.0 billion a month earlier. January sales were even stronger than first estimated. They werr revised to a 2.1 percent Sales at gasoline stations, which had been unchanged In January, rose 3.1 percent the following month. Grocers saw their sales fall, however. They were down 0.8 percent aftrr rising 0.3 percent u month earlier. Investment cupboard looking bare By CHET CURRIER AP Business Writer about as helpful us counseling an Insomniac to relax und get somr sleep. NEW YORK - He careful out there! That's thr inrMagr savers and Investors get over and over ugaln these days when they seek advice on how lo manage their money In an raprrUlly tricky financial climate. Ilow does u prison Invest "conservatively" In a period when thr natIon's economy, or thr world's for that matter, appears to tx- going through a long, wrenching transition to u future whose shape still can't be discerned? Such advke Is usually wrllIntruded, logical, maybe evru wise. Thr trouble Is. It ran l»r Legal Notices 41. el. The $40 million system was required as |>art of a 1980 deal with the U.S. Environmental .Protection Agency lo slop pum­ ping treated wastewater Into Lake Monroe by the year 1994. Furthermore, thr rral estate boom Is over, gold Is dead, and collectibles of all types don't have rapid Inflation lo carry them along any more. All In all. many rxprrts say. It Is no lime to Ik- taking big risks: Play It safr. Legal Notices Simon Biatchley e /k /a Simon John D illo n B iatchley a /k /a By the end of 1092. the city will pump much of the 0 million gallons per day of highly-treated wastewater lo a citrus Irrigation system near Lake Jesup and to the d ty 'a growing reclaimed wastewater system for busi­ nesses and residences. Excess treated wastewater will flow Into the line extending around Lake Monroe to the U.S. Highway 17-92 bridge, where It will flow Into the St. Johns River. Storks arc way overpriced, bonds arr behaving badly, and money-market Inlrrrst rates are. In the words of one recent advisory, "palhrllrully" low. Legal Notices v*. SANFORD — Work la exprctrd lo be completed In about two monlha on the line that will e v e n t u a lly en d S a n fo r d 's wastewater dumping Into Lake Monroe. Crews with Intcrbay Marine Construction, a Largo firm, are Installing pipeline that will extend from the city wastewater treatment facility northwest along U.S. Highway 17-92 to the St. Johns River and pass un­ derneath Luke Monroe Park and under the river bed. The treated sewage will flow up from the bottom of the river from a point about 100 feet front shore, said city utilities technician Charles Turner. Legal Notices Since thr pursuit of that mission Is an art. rather than a science, advisers say thr ques­ tion can't br answered fully In a sentence or two. Hut they have some suggestions to offer that l>rar consideration. Two Important precepts, most analysts agrrr. are lo slay diversified and lo avoid rushed choices prompted by a sense of having "missed the boat." "Don't follow thr crowd Into the most popular of last year's high fly e rs .*' says Shrldon Jacobs In his newsletter Thr No Load Fund Investor. "W e think 1992 will be u year of gains In the market, but It's not a year lo bet the farm. So stay fuily Invrstrd. but Invest on the conservative side." The strep drop In moneymarket Interest rates Is a mujor sourer of urgenry for many Investors, since It luts drastically lowered the Income they receive from their assrts. "Savers are all throwing up tlirtr hands and saying. 'What do I do know?' It's a real d ile m m a .* ' o b s e r v e s J e f f Thredgold. chief economist at thr multlstale bank holding company KeyCorp. In their quest for answers. Thredgold says, people who arc switching out of hunk certifi­ cates of deposit Into bonds or stocks may be “ taking on an element of risk they don't un­ derstand." cI.S.S AVINOS BON D S tJ THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT w Defendant* NOTICC OF ACTION Self to Ferae lace Mortgage TO: J M IC H A E L NORRIS. AN D A L L PARTIES C LA IM IN O I N T E R E S T B Y . T H R O U G H . U N D E R OR A G A IN S T J . M IC H A E L NORRIS. A N D A L L PARTIES H A V IN G OR C L A IM IN G TO HAVR A N Y RIGHT. T IT L E . OR IN TE R ES T IN THE PROPER T Y H E R E IN DESC RIBED : R E SIDENCE: UNKNOWN LAST KNOW N ADORESS: 1024 N O T T IN G D A LE L A N E . W IN TER PA RK . FL. TO: CANDACE J . NORRIS. A N D A L L PARTIES HAVING OR C L A IM IN O TO HAVE ANY RIG HT. T IT L E . OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY H E R E IN DESCRIBED: R E SIDENCE: UNKNOWN LAST KNOW N ADDR ESS: >014 N O T T IN O D A LE LA N E . W IN TE R PARK. FL. YOU ARE N O T IF IE D of an action to foreclose a m ortgage an the follow ing property In Seminole County. F lo rtde: The N orth 1129 feet of the We*t n o 0 feet e f Lot 14 and fhe E a tl 10 feet ef Lot 14. Block C. SLOVAK V ILLA G E SUBOIVI SION, according to th * Plat thereof, a * recorded In P lat Book I . Page 1ft. Public Record* Of Seminole County. Florida Having a • treat address of: Sift IF Stefenik Road. W inter Park. FL 22Ft! Together w ith a ll Interest which Borrower now ha* or may hereafter eegutre In or lo said * * * and to: la ) a ll and rig h t* of way appurtenant thereof, and (b) a il building*, structure*. Improve m oot*. Nature*, and appurte nance* now or hereafter placed th e re e n . In c lu d in g , b u t not lim ite d to. a ll apparatus and equipm ent, whether or not phy* k a ly atflaed to the land or any building, used to provide or supply a ir cooling, a ir condi Honing, heat. g e t. w ater, light, pow er, re frig e ra tio n , vent I la Hon, laundry, drying . di»hwa*h Ing. garbage, disposal or other services; and a ll waste vent t y ile m s . a n te n n a s , p o o l equipment, window coverings, d r a p e s a n d d r a p e r y re d s , carpeting and floor covering awnings, ranges, ovens, water heaters and attached cabinets. It being intended and agreed that such Item s be conclusively deemed to be affised to and to be pa rt ef the real property; and ( c l a ll water and water rights (whether or not appurtenant) and shores of stock pertaining to such w a ter or w ater rights, ownership of which affects said p ro p e rty; and ( d l the rents Income, issues and p ro fits of a ll Iliad ■*$»*»•« vov and you are required to serve a copy of your w ritte n defenses. If any, to II on C atherine M H a ll. P la in t if f * * a tto r n e y , whose address Is. One Cast Broward Boulevard. 12th Floor. Pest Of t k e Bob 14020. Fort Lauderdale. F lorida 22201 4020. on or before A p ril 2. 1991. and file the e rlg i n el w ith ltd * Court eithe r before service on P la in tiffs attorney or Im m ediately thereafter; other wise a default w ill be entered against you tor the relief de­ manded In the Complaint or petition This notice shall be published once ooch week ter tour comae u tlv e w eek* In the Sanford Herald WITNESS m y hand and the seal ef this Court on this Jrd day of March. I t t l (SEAL) M arya nn* Morse As Clerk ef the Court By ; P a tr k ia F Heath As Deputy Clerk Publish M arch ft. I t. I*. 2*. I t t l DCP Oft IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEM INO LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A C IV IL ACTION CASE NO. 91 220* CA1IK H O M E S A V I N G S OF A M E R IC A . FSB f /k / a HOME SAVINGSOF A M ER IC A. F A . P la in tiff. BALOEO SINGH. H E R IB C R TA SINGH. T L LIN D SEY , a /k /a T U R N E R L . L IN D S E Y and u n k n o w n s p o u s e e l T .L LINO SEY . a /k /a TURNER L LINO SEY. If any. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION — PROPERTY TO Baidee Smgh and H eriberta Singh and a ll unknown parties c la im ing interest by. fhreugh. under or against Baidee Singh and Her Iberia Singh, or having o r c la im ing lo have any right, title or Interest m the property herein described LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE 111 Golden Days D rive Casselberry. Florida 222*2 YOU ARE H E R E BY NOT I F IE D that an action to foreclose a m ortgage on the following property in Seminole County F lorida . Let ft. Block *. Tier t . TOWN OF SANFORO. E R Trotterds M a p . a cco rd in g to the p la t thereof as recorded m P la t Book I. Pages ft* *4. Public Records of Seminal* County. F iertde has been file d against you. and you are required »o serve a copy ef your w ritte n defenses. If any. to It. on the p ia m titt s attorney whose nam e and address is Robert M OuMn of Carlton. Field*. Ward. Em m anuel. Smith A Cutler. P A . Pest O ffice B* • 222*. Tampa. Florida 224*1. on or before A p ril t, t«02. and file the orig in a l w ith the d o rk of this court either before service on p la in tiffs attorney or im rnedi ately thereafter: otherwise a default w ill be entered against you for the re lie f Ormonde* m the com plaint or petition WITNESS rny hand and the seal of said court an the b d day ef March. I ff2 (Court Seall MARYANNC MORSE CLER K . CIRCUIT COURT B y. P a tricia F Heath O oputyClerk Publish M a rc h *. I f. if . 2* (992 OR Pee A copy of any such petition should bo served on Roborl W G am m on. U nited Slates At tom ey for the M iddle D ls tr k t of Florida. S00 Jack Street. Room 41*. Tompo. Florida 22*02. At ten: V k k t* L Johnson. Asst* font United States Attorney LO NN IE R H IC K E Y United Slates Marshal M iddle D istrict at Florida Tampa. Florida Publish February |7 A M arch ft. 12. t99| DEO 122 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTCENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLO RIDA CASE NO. 91 22*1 CA14 0 M e rrill Lynch M ortgage Capital. Inc . P la in tiff. vs Jennifer M. Julian. T ru s t** un der th * provisions of a Trust Agreement dated July 4. 1992 known os Trust Number 4. at el Do fondants NOTICE OF ACTION Suit lo Forte lose M ortgage TO K E IT H A T O B L E R . AN D A L L PA RTIES C LA IM IN G I N T E R E S T B Y . T H R O U G H . U N D E R OR AGAINST K E IT H A. TOBLER. ANO A L L PA RTIES HA VIN G OR C L A IM IN G TO HAVE ANY RIG HT. T IT L E . OR INTEREST IN THE PR OPER TY H E R E IN DESCRIBED: RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN Last Known Address 2000 Jefferson Avenue Lake W orth, FL TO --------------. SPOUSE. IF AN Y. OF K E IT H A TOBLER. ANO A L L PA RTIES C L A IM IN O I N T E R E S T B Y . T H R O U G H . U N O E R OR AGAINST -------------- . SPOUSE. IF A N Y . OF K E I T H A TOBLER. ANO ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE. OR INTEREST IN THE PROPER TY HEREIN OESCRIBED. RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN Last Known Address: UNKNOWN YOU AR E, N O TIFIE D o« on action te foreclose e mortgage on the follow ing property in Seminole County. Flortde Let *4. THE LANDINGS, ec cording te the plot thereof e t recorded in P iet Book >2. Pages I. J. 4. ft. and 4. Public Record* of Seminole County. Florida Having a street address of. 412 Fallsm ead C ircle Long wood. F lorida 22/10 Together w ith a ll and singular the tenements, hereditaments, easements, rip a ria n rights and o*h*r rights now or hereafter belonging or appurtenant to th * Together w ith a ll machinery, equ ipm ent, fittin g s , natures, f u r n it u r e , fu rn is h in g s , end a rt k ie s of property ef every kin d end n a tu re whatsoever (hereinafter collectively called "E q uipm ent ") now or hereafter owned by M ortgagor and local ed In. upon or under the Proper ty or any Improvements an the Property (whether actually or constructively attached thereto) and used or usable In connection w ith any present or fu tu re operation ef the Property or such im provem ents. Together w ith (e ) any and all awards or payments. Including interest thereon and (ha rig h t te receive the same, growing out of or resulting fro m any aia rclsa at the pow r et em inent dom ain (including fhe taking et a ll or any pa rt of the P rope rty), or any alteration of the grade at any street upon which the Prop e rty abuts or any tn|ury te. taking ef. or decrease M the value ef the Property or any p a rt thereof and (b) any un earned prem ium * on any hat erd. casualty, lia b ility , other insurance policy carried tor the ben e fit e f M e rtg e g e r. M o rt * * * * * and/or the Praperty. Together w ith a ll at M ertge g ar's rig h t* to entar Into any gar ding a ll ar any p a rt o f the Property, and a ll et M ortgagor * rights te encumber the Proper ty has been file d against you and you ore required to servo a copy of your w ritten defense If any. ta If on C a therm * M Hall. P l a in t i f f 's a tto r n e y , whose address is. One Eest Broward boulevard ll t h Fleer. Post Of I k o bea 14020 F o rt lo u d e r dale. Florida 2)202 402* on or before M arch 22. 1991. and M e th* orig in a l w ith this Court either before service on P la in tiff's attorney or im m ediately there after, otherwise a dtfeuM w ill bo entered ogeunt you N r th# ‘ i the Cam This ne*K* shall be published erne each week tor lour censoc u tlv e wees* m th * le n to *d Herald WITNESS m y hand and the seal of this Court an ttu * ttth day ef February. 1992 (SCALt M aryanna M ars* As Clark of the Court By Hoother Brunner As Deputy Clark P u blish F eb ru a ry K V 4 M a rc h ! It. 1992 0 t0 2I2 U N IT C D IT A T Ift DISTRICT COURT M IO D LE DISTRICT OF FLO RIDA ORLANDO DIVISION No. 9 1 1 » Civ O rt 19 U N I T E D S T A T E S OF AM ER IC A P la in tiff, t1 ft*)9 2 ft IN U N IT E D STATES CURRENCY. Defendant NOTICC OF ACTION IN R E M A N D ARREST IN R C M In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h Supplemental Rule (C )(4) lo r C ertain A d m ira lty and M a rl tim e Action of the Federal Rules o f C iv il Procedure, and Local A d m ira lty Rule 2 02(d). n o tk o is hereby given o l the arrest of fifteen thousand nineteen and 2ft/10* (ftlft.019 ftft) dollars, m accordance w ith a W arrant of Arrest issue J on T e U u a ry 4. 1991. P u rsu a n t ta S u pple m ental Rule ( 0 1 4 ) . and Local A d m iral ty Rut# 2 0 2 (f). any parson h aving a c la im aga in st the property shall M e a cla im wi*h the Court not later than ten (10) days after process has been executed and shall M e an an swor w ith in twenty (201 days from the date at tilin g their claim . Dated at Orlando. Florida. •Ms t t t t i day al February. 1*91 R O BE R TW G IN 1 M A N United Slates Attorney By Gregory N M ille r Assistant United States 201 Federal Building *0 N orth Hughey Avenue Orlande. F lorida 22*01 402/44* 4200 Identification No USA02S Publish M arch ft. 1). 19.1992 DEP 2 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IIO H T IC N T H JU D IC IA L CIRC UIT. IN ANO FOR IIM IN O L K COUNTY. FLO RIDA. CASE NO. f t Sift# CA 14 DIVISION; K ALLIANC E MORTGAGE COMPANY. A Florida corporation. P la in tiff. R IC H AR D D E CAND ID O.at a l . Defendants NOTICC OF ACTION TO INSURANCE BENEFITS. IN C . a F lo rid a corporation, f / k / a POE A C Q U IS IT IO N S . INC Last Known M a iling Address 2*1 Altam onte Springs. Ste 220 Altam onte Springs. Florida YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an action to foreclose the mortgage e n c u m b e rin g th e fa llo w in g property m Seminole Coimty. F lorida Lot IS2. SUNRISE V ILLA G E U N IT FOUR, a subdivision *c cording lo the plat thereof as recorded in P lat Book ye. Pages 2* and 29. P u b ik Records ef S a m in a l* C o m f y , F lo r id a . Together w ith C entral Heat ( E F W A I. A i r C o n d itio n in g . Range. Range Hood. Garbage Disposal. O i% h**$h*r. W all te W a ll C a rp e tin g a n d V in y l Asbestos Tile (V A T I has been file d by the P la in tiff above entitled causa and you are required to servo a copy of your w ritte n defenses, it any. to It v i SM ITH A SIMMONS. P A . P la in tiff* attorney. I l l West A d a m s S tr e e t. S u ita 1114. Jacksonville. Florida 22902. an o r before M arch 24 1991. and file the original w ith the Clark of this Court either before service on P la in tiff's attorney o r im m # tfteteiy thereafter, otherwise, a default w ill be entered against you tor the re lie l demanded tn the com plaint or petition WITNESS m y hand and seal et m is Court on th.s i#th day of February. 1992 (SEAL) M ARYANNC MORSE Clark of the C ircu it Court By Rum King Deputy Clerk Publish F eb ru a ry 2*. 22 A M a rc h !. I). 1991 DEO 111 ' A ll parties in interest and c itiie n s shall have an opporiuni ty to be heard at said hearing By order o l the City Com m ission of th# C ity ol Sen'ord Florida AD VIC E TO THE PUBLIC It a person decides te appeal a decision m ad* w ith respect to any m atter considered at the above meeting or hearing he may need a verbatim record of tho proceedings. Including the testimony and evidence, w h kh record Is not provided by the C ltyo fS e n to rd (FS2M 0I0SI Linde L Brace Acting C ity Clerk Publish: M a rc h !} . 1992 DE P 124 IN THE C IRC UIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEE NTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEM INO LE COUNTY. FLO RIDA . CASE NO .« 9144I DR 4 1 K IN RE : The M arriage of E R N E S TC A M P B E LL. Husband and FR ANC ES C AM PB ELL. W it* NOTICC OF ACTION TO FR ANC ESCAM PBELL *74 Nelson Street Macon. G eorgia 2)294 YOU AR E H E R E B Y NOT I F IE D that a Petition for Dis solution ot M arriage he* been M ed against you. and that you are required to serve a copy of your Response or Pleedmg to the Petition upon tho Husband's attorney. A A AkCLANAM AN. JR . ESQUIRE. 212 Norm Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 22771. and t i l t the orig in a l Response or Pleading in the O ffice ot the Clerk of tho C ircuit Court, on or before the lo th day of M A tC H . 1992 II you fa ll to do so. a Default Judgment w ill be taken against you tor the relief d* mended in th# Petition DA TED a t San lo rd Seminole County. Florida, m is 14th day of FE BR U AR Y. 1992 M ARYAN NC MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT B Y : Nancy R W inter Publish February 17 A M arch 4. It. 19. 1991 ......... . DEO 201 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE K IO H T IIN T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. IN AN D FOR SEMINO LE COUNTY. FLO RIDA C IV IL ACTION NO. 91 IMS CA I4 K R E S O LU T IO N TRUST COR PORATION as Conservator at FIR S T F E D E R A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINO LE COUNTY. F A . P laintiff. vs CHARLES W R A B E TTE . JR and P A TR IC IA A RABETTE O /k /4 P A T R I C I A ANNE R A BE TTE. BANKERS TRUST COMPANY TR. u a dtd 4/1/91. OSCC Pass thru. Cart Res M tg Lns. 4 Albany St. New York. NY 10004 and any unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors and other u »know n persons, unknown spouses, assignees or successors thereof/claim ing by. through, under or against any of the above named Defendant* Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO C H A R L E S W R A B E T T E . JR W tiose Address is unknown, and any unknown hairs, devisees, gran tees, cre d ito r* and other un k n o w n p a rs o n s , unkn sw n spouses, assignees or successors thereof cla im in g by, through under or against said Dsten dent YOU ARE H E R E BY NOTI F IE O that an action to forte lot# a m ortgage on the following property in Semmot* County. F lorida: Let ISA. KAY WOOD RE PLA T, according to the plot thereof, as recorded m Plat Book 10. Pag* >7. Public Rec ord* of Seminole County. F lorida has been file d against you and you are required to servo o copy of your w ritte n defenses, if any. to It an HARR Y G REIO . III. of M O N C R I f F . R E I D ANO W ALLACE. P A . Attorneys tor P la in tiff. Post O ffice Bos 224* Sanford Florida 22722 2249 and file the original w im the Clark at the above Court on or S tie s M arch I t . 1992. otherwise, a J u d g m e n t m a y be t n t t r e d against you tor the re lie l d t mended tn th * Complaint WITNESS m y hand and the O ff k to I seal of m is Court, on m is lim d a y of February. 19*2 (SEA L) M AR V AN N E MORSE C LERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Ruth King Deputy Clark Publish February 27 4 M arch S. t t . 19.1992 DEO JO) D e p a r tm e n t o l A g r ic u ltu r e a n d C o n s u m e r S e r v ic e s ■ OS CRAW FORD COMMISSIONER . �THURSDAY yy. Sports INSIDE: ■ People, Page 5B ■ Comics, Page 6B ■ Classified, Page 8B Sem inole still perfect Tribe tops Lake Mary, leads SAC LOCALLY Knights roll In UCF Classic ORLANDO — The University ol Central Florida defeated Evansville find.) 6-3 and Oregon State 6-5 Wednesday night In the UCF Classic, Improving Its record to 10-4. UCF Junior right-hander Jules Lamduyt Improved his record to 5-0 In the win over Evansville (6 8). Shorlstop GregCaslaldo hit Ills second home run of the season for the Knights. The Oregon State game was halted Tuesday In the top of the fifth Inning with UCF ahead 2-0. Reliever Eric llagstrom pitched three Innings Wednesday night to get the win and Improve Ills record to 2-0. Evansville will play Oregon State tills after­ noon at I p in. followed by UC'F's contest with lillnols-Clilcago tonight at 7 p m By BILL KERNS Herald Correspondent Gymastics classes offered SANFORD — Registrations are now being taken by the Sanford Gymnastic Association for Its gymnastic, chccrlcadlng and aerobic classes. The gymastic classes, which meet between 5 and 6:30 p in. Monday through Thursday, nre open to txiys anil girls ages 4 years old and up. Classes are $25 a month for o i k - class a week with a $25 registration fee. The Junior-senior high cherrlendlng class meets on Mondays between 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. while the aerolites class meets on Thursdays lietwecn 6:30 mid 7:30 p.m. Cheerleadlng and aerobics classes have a $5 registration fee with $2 bring charged per class after that. Classes arc offered at the SGA's gym at 601 East 25lh Strrct In Sanford. For more Informa­ tion. call the gym at 323-2462 during ojierullon hours or Jeannette StlfTey at 322-8234. AROUND THE STATE Heat generating playoff fever MIAMI — For the first time, the Heat Is causing playntf fever. With six weeks left In the regular season. Miami remains In contention for a poatacason berth. Fans at Miami Arena who watched expansion also-rans the past Hirer years are ecstatic — a sellout crowd of 15.008 for Tuesday night's 108-101 victory over lloston was |M'rliaps the noisiest of the season. Alter beating llostnn. the Heat (20-34) was ninth In the race for the eight Eastern Confercner playntf tM -rths. but only one game t>cbtnd sixth-place Atlanta Mlatut Is trying In become Ihr lirst of the league's lour newest rxjuiuslon trams In qualify fur jxistsrason play. W HAT’S HAPPENING Lake Mary's joy was short-lived as Seminole came right back In the bottom of the second with a six-run outburst ol Its own and went on to a 11-2 victory. Lako Mary had an early reason to celebrate Wednesday afternoon as Brian Marotta singled In Mall Greene and Dan Anson lor a 2 0 Ram lead In the second Inning. Bui F re s h m a n ra llie s L io n s o v e r H a w k s From Blaff Reporta O VIEDO I. LA KE H O W E LL ) L ik i H m l l 4)4 444 4 1 • • O.iodo M l III • I I 1 O tT o .t o«d Hoenondt, Hogg* Wo<r»f I I I and T«.gg% WP W tirv t 1)11 LP - O tTor* IB - L a ta Hawaii Read Ovwdo Jordan )B — O ..ado M BollhofO HR — Nona R tc o rd t — L o ta H e i l l I I. 0 ) SAC: O rto d o l 1. M S A C OVIEDO — Freshman Hrlon King, making Ills lirst varsity start, went 2-for-2 with two mils scored and one RHI Wednesday night to help rally Ovlrdo to a 5-2 Seminole Athletic Conference hasctuill victory over Lake Howell. laike Howell look a 2-0 lead In the trip of the second. Mike Hernandez led off with a walk and. alter an out. took third on Paul Glamluilvo's single. Joe Moliay thru singled home Hrmandez. Glambalvo taking second. Alter the second out. Joel Read doubled to score Glainluilvn. That's when Oviedo brad coach Mike Ferrell went to the bullpen, bringing In senior Rick Wcmcr. who got the Lions out of the Inning and shut out the Silver Hawks the rest of the way. ullowlng four lilts See Oviedo, Page 3B SANFORD Progressing Into novelty means shedding one's his­ tory. W h ile the S em in ole va rsity baseball tram's 15-0 streak Is the Itest In school history to anyone's rrrollectlon. the team must shed Its r e c e n t r e p u t a t io n th a t has naysayers downplaying Seminole's start, questioning the quality of the Its opposition. On Wednesday afternoon at Sem­ inole Field. Seminole demonstrated how to escape history, stomping Lakr Mary 11-2 to Improve to 15-0. "W e want to let everybody know that we’re for real." said Seminole head coach Mike Powers. "W e've heard some people around the county say we Just haven't played anyone yet. Well, now we have played people. Lake Mary wus the only other undrlefeated team In conference play, and we were pumped up." Lake Mury look a 2-0 lead In the lop of the second tieforr Seminole scored six of Its runs In the second Inning, e q u a llin g Its a vera ge number ot runs |>er game. The Tribe added live runs In the fourth. All the starters for Seminole scored a run. Among the contribu­ tors were Anthony Roberts l2-for-3. three RHI. two runs scored). John Lugerllig (2-for-3. two RHI. one run scored). Tony Duncan |2-for-2. one Itlll. one run scored). Dave Eckstein (2-for-4. two mils scored) anil Demy Heanion (I-tor-2, one RHI. one run sc ored I. □ Bee Bemlnolee, Page 3B SEMINOLE I I . LA KE M ARY 1 U l l M jr y in m » - t ImMU I M* H* • — II II I I M o .ro tl* Bullock I I I . R o .no 141 ond EbOod Clumot ond Erkomon WP — Chuool ISO) LP — MorrsMo I ) I I IB - Non# JB - Non* MR Mono R tcordk — L o k t M o r . I I . I I SAC. Sominolo lt d . JOSAC Strong finish carries Tribe by Bishop Moore Baseball L) Spruce Creak at Lake Brantley, 7pm Junior Varsity Baseball Lake Brantley at Lyman. 7 pm. From Staff Roporta Junior College Baseball □ Florida Community Collage-Jacksonville at Seminole Community Collage, 3pm Softball Seminole va. Lake Howell at Fori Mellon Park. Varsity at 4 p m .Junior varsity at 5pm C Lake Brantley at Lake Mary. Varsity at 4 pm . junior varsity at 5:15 p.m. Oviedo va. Lyman at Red Bug Lako Park Varsity at 4 p m., junior varsity at 5 p m. Boys' Golf Seminole va. Lake Howell at Mayfair Country Club, 3 30pm Lake Mary vs. Lake Brantley at Heathrow Country Club. 3:X p m. Oviedo va. Lyman at Ekana Country Club. 3 30 p.m. Girls' Golf Lake Howell vs. Seminole at Deor Run Country Club, 3:30 p.m. Lake Brantley vs. Lake Mary at Wokiva Country Club, 3 30pm : Lyman va. Oviedo at Rolling Hills Country Club, 3:30 pm. Gymnastics Burger King Invitational at Evans High School. 6:30 p m Boys' Tennis Seminole at Edgewaler. 3 30 p m Lyman at Da Land. 3.30 p m Lake Brantley el Lake Howell. 3 30 p m Girls' Tennis Seminole al Edgewater. 3 30 p m Oviedo at Lake Mary. 3 pm , Lyman al DeLand. 3 30 p m Lake Brantley al Lake Howell. 3 30 p m. SEMINOLE II. SIIHOPMOORE > SANFORD — Gainrs |>op up once In a while Rial condense Hie goals of a araaoII. Mirroring Ihr steady Improve­ m e n t e u a e h e s h o p e to s e e throughout a season, the Seminole varsity girls softtiall tram got tirllrr as Wednesday afternoon's game progressed In defeating Hlshop Moore 15-7 at Fort Mellon Park. "W e came on strung in the end." said Seminole head coach Greg Register "W e waul to lm|>mvr each game. Wc didn't make too many crrois. Kelly lilnonirr. our assistant coach, lias done a great Job with the oulllelders " Hlshop Moore Ird 5 -3 In-lore Sr ill Inale look the lead with Hirer mils III the bottom ol the fourth. Starting In their fifth, the T.ltie stored the Huai nine runs Argle Walker Ird the offensive eruption, going 4-lnr-4 wllli one triple and lour Rill Also providing trig tails were Tina Ralhhun l2-tor-2. lour Rllll. Nikla Riggins (4-for-S. one mnl. Val Wilks 12 (or-5. one Rllll. Laura Richard l2-fnr-4l, Carey Drydcu |2-fnr-3l. Kristy Klrkjiatrtck 12 for-2. one Rllll. Lattice Turner (2 lor-21 and Jill Jascwlcltwo RHI) Seminole, now 7-6. will host l*ikr Howell In a Seminole Athlrtle Con­ ference game al 4 p in this alternoon al Fort Mellon Park On Saturday. Seminole will play an all-day Inurnamrnt al Ocala, which features three trams Irnm Ihr *04 114 • — I « I I tm is b I I I 141 • - I I I I 4 Gu#mp»# «nd M # rn tt J # t# *t< R'xf D ry d tfl WP J « t# * ic ( F t) I P Gurmp»# JB - Non# JB — S#fninot# Wolfcef HR — Non# R#<ordt — S#mtno»# t t Seminole's new district. 3A-Dlslrlct 4 Patriots rip Creek ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The laikr Hrantlry varsity girls soflhall Irani Improved to 0-3 Wednesday evening by ripping host Sjirncc Creek I 14). ending Ihr rontrsl lit I he fifth hv Ihr staughtrr rule. Michelle Davis keyed a six-run second Inning lor the Patriots with a llircr-run home run. Also con­ tributing in the offensive attack were Tania D lu . Julie Hrlmrrs and Stacie Siuller with two tills apiece and Marclr Holton with u triple. Winning pitcher Tracey Drown allowed only two hits In Improving her rrcord to 6-2. Only one Spruce Creek baaemnnrr reached second tins*', none advancing us tur as third. taikr Hrantlry will travel to t-akr Mary this allernoon lor a 4 p.m. game. "We played a very good defensive game." said Lake Hr.mile) head coach Kenny IW-lrls "W e're cajMble ol playing that wav Lakr Mary Is See Softball. Page 3B H u M S M h l Martlmv After banging heads Tuesday, both Seminole and Lake Mary scored softball wins Wednesday. Val Wilks (No 8) and the Semlnotes topping Bishop Moore 15 7 while Angela Snow and the Lake Mary Rams beat Mainland 7-1 Wednesday leagues going down to the wire Beer: 30 trip s M yer’s Compiled from atari and wire roporle From Staff Reporta_______________ COLLEGE BASKETBALL 7 p m — ESPN. Atlantic Coast Confcm icr tournament: Fkirlda Stair v* North Carolina Slalr.lLI Complete lleUngs on Rage SB ,au. SANFORD — With one week to go In the season, the Sanford Rrcrrallot! Department Men * Class D Polar Hear Slowpltcli Soil lull league Is in a dead heal On Wednesday night at Fort Mellon Park. Heer 30 toppled league leading Mver's Tree Service 17-12 lor a sluin' ol the league lead. In the earlier game, the Kokomo Recyclers held oil Monroe Harbour Marina 18-15 llcer. 30 and M v r's Tree Servil e are both 7 2. havll.g spill the lour games ItrlMerii the two ol them this season The Kokomo Recyclers are Sec Fort Mellon. Page 3B R fd ik fi M$w m M # rt» *f M b m M I I I •M MS IN 1• - It II IF II M |* r • Tr## W rvic* ft##f M III 1IJ III III • t - II IF It It Pub gains on H ardee’s From Blaff Reports______________ SANFORD — Willi one team no longer playing and a fine week led on the schedule, the standings of the Sanlord Recreation Department Wednesday Night Men's Class C Polar Hear s io w p llrh Snllhall la-ague are In a Jumtile laist night. Ilanrui k Hardware all hut mined the championship ho|irs ol Hall's Stucco with a 13 6 victory In-Ion- the Touchdown Pub held oil Waddles Market 6-5 I I I the nightcap Currently. Hardee's (6-2| leads the league In winning percentage (.7501 lollnwed by Its- Touchdown Pub (6 3. 6671. Hall's Stucco 15-4. 556). Hancock Hardware (4-5. 4441 and See Chase, Pag^3B H f M M l H$f#R«f« H # ll‘t U«C<# M4 IM IM Ml • - II t — t liiMMawk II I Ml III Ml t — t II • 1 • M II RAOE Op SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY . . . 9 * • . / * : * ' I �* ■ - Sanford Herald, Sanlord. Florida - Thursday, March 12, 190? STATS & STANDINGS F elrlelg h O k U n ion n . Long lite n d U.. * Mount St. M e ry 'i. M d v l . Wegner. ] p m *1 la n ia rd Orlande W r i w d t r nlgM F lr t ir a c e — a/la, B i I t 41 I m il Hubber J 4 00 S JO SOD 1 Viewpoint Rate see 4 00 I Young Moon 44a O C H I 14.40 P ! 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Three Ram pitchers assisted Seminole's cause by Issuing nine walks. Chunat went the distance In Improving to 5-0. He scattered •even hits, struck out three and walked one. "Offense helps a lot." said Chunat. "E v e ry b o d y played super. It Isn't a one-man team. It's a nine and 18-man team." nuM w w n i- m o em r Seminole pitcher Jeremy Chunat (throwing ball) had to work out ol several jama, Including thla. basea-loaded situation In the aecond OviedoContinued from IB and one walk white fanning six. The Lions lied the score In the third when .King walked, Edgar Aviles singled and, after Tim Slavik's sacrifice bunt, both scored on Inning that yielded Lake Mary's two runs, to extend hla personal record to 50 while leading Seminole to Ita 15th win without a losa. Erik Jordan's double. In the fourth. Werner walked, took second on wild pitch, went to third on Todd Bellhom's single and scored on a single by King. Oviedo added runs In the flilh and sixth Innings. In the lilth. Kevin Twiggs singled and scored on Mark Bellhom's triple. The run In the sixth was scored by King, who hit a one-out single, went to third on Aviles' single and scored on a wild pitch during a suicide squeeze attempt. 4-5 while Monroe Harbour Marina lsO-9. Next week, the league will make up the games rained on out Feb. S. Monroe Harbour Marina Is scheduled to play Myer's Tree Service at 6:30 p.m. before the Kokomo Recyclers lake on Deer: 30 at 7:30 p.m. T h e K o k o m o R e c y c le r s knocked out 29 lilts In their win over Monroe Harbour Marina, seven for extra bases. Leading the attack was Arthur Jackson, who tripled, doubled, hit three singles and scored three runs. Craig Appel added a home run, double, single and three runs while Chris Wargo contributed a double, two singles and two nins. Jason Render chipped In with two doubles, a single and one run. Other contributors were Anion Grooms (four singles, two runsl, David Graham (two singles, three runs), Jim Adams. Jimmy Adams and Nate Murphy Icacn with two singles and one run) and Jerry Herman (single, one run). Walt Gllfeddcr paced Monroe Harbour Marina's 22-hlt effort with a triple, three singles and two runs. Sieve Ager had four singles and two runs. Shaun McClain added a double, single and three runs while David Vavrln hit two singles and scored three runs. Also chipping In were Jeff ChaseC M ftlaaed from IB Waddles Market (2-6, .250). When the season started. Ihe league feature six teams. Rut Crazy Wings (2-5) has not played a game since forfeiting on Feb. 28. Next week, llie league will play the games rained out on Feb. 5, W addles Market facin g the Touchdown Pub at 6:30 p.m. and Haifa Stucco facing Han­ cock Hardware at 7:30 p.m. Hardee's was originally sched­ uled to play Crazy Wings In Ihe laic game. Leading Hancock Hardware's 20-hlt assault was Chryst Doney. who had two doubles, a single, two runs and three RRI. Mack Thome added four singles and two runs. Chris Dupore hit three singles, scored a run and drove In another. Mark Rlythe and Phil Hancock both had two singles. 1wo runs and one RRI. Also chipping In were Jim Schaefer (double, single, one run. Iwo RRI I, Danny Gracey, Rill Funchlon and Car) Thome leach wllh a single, one run and one ROD. Duane Carlson (single and one RRI) and Dill Marino lone RRI). Andy Dickens doubled, singled and scored two runs while Jimmy Hall singled twice and Terrell (two singles, one run), David Grace (double, one run), Tom Nave and Mark O'Shea I hath wllh two singles and one run). Chris Craidas (two singles) and John Wearelll (single, one run). Ken Comctto had three singles and three runs to lead Deer: 30's 24-hlt attack. Chuck Comelto hit two triples, a single and scored one run, Dave Dennett added a double, two singles and two runs. Rodney Cuny tripled, singled and scored twice while Rill Adklnson doubled, singled and scored twice. Others contributing were John Retd (double, single, one run). Todd Page) (single, three runs). Jim Retd and Joel Kean (two singles apiece). Mike Miller. J J . Jlles and Gary Slcwaii |cach with a single and a run) and Rill Lockhart (single). Larry flirt and John Scott each hit three singles and scored two runs to headline Ihe 24-hlt offensive of Myer's Tree Service. Randy Smathera chipped In wllh tw o sin gles and tw o runs. Donnie Rowen and Rick Carrol each hit three singles and scored one run. Gary Muse doubled and scored a run. Also pitching In were Don Green and Doug Draswcll (each with two singles and one run). Ed Reece (two singles), Steve Thlebaulh (one single, one run) and Rob Simpson and Denny Miller (one single each). scored twice lo highlight the 15-hlt effort of Hall's Stucco. Ricky Wells and James Gamer eaeh hit two singles and scored one run. Gamer also had two RRI. Also chipping In were Rob Wells and Dualn Towcry Itwo singles apiece). George Porzlg (triple, one RRI) and Spencer Raggett and Hob Gamer (one single apiece). Leadoff h itler Joe Fcrpca doubled, singled and scored two runs lo pace the Touchdown Pub's 12-blt offensive. Kyle Hrubaker contributed a pair of singles and one RRI. Gary Lackey added a single and two runs scored. Other contributors Included Kick Poore and Joe DIRarlolo I both wllh a single and one run). Vic DIRarlolo (double, one ROD. Jerry DlRortolo (single. Iwo RRI), Nick Ferpes (single, one RBI) and D la k c M u r r a y a n d K e n t Rrubakcr (one single apiece). For Waddles Msrket. Urlan Jones hit two singles and scored a run while Shawn Wyman tripled and scored a run. James Cox. Thad Brooks and Glen Rurgeaa each tingled and scored a run. Larry Slewart and Robert Slevens each hit singles. Stevens and Mark Bolton each had one KOI. “ We got It up for the boys.” said l*owern._"We finally woke up our bats. Chunat threw around 85 pitches. He got In trouble In a couple Innings and we made a couple errors that put them In position to score, but he came through. The kids are playing well. This Is exciting." Seminole will travel to Lake Howell for another SAC contest on Friday at 3:30 p.m. Also on Friday. Lake Mary travels to Lake Rranllcy for a conference game at 7 p.m. Softball Con tinned from IB always n pretty . < emotional game. It should be a very vet good, dose contest." lax * ib a n t l iv UtoSrMttar O rm C m i it . t e a u c i c a t ik Discount L*h« BraMfey batteryi Brown and SMfctr. WP - Brown 111) IB - Now IB - lake Brantley. Notion. HP — Lot* Bronlloy, Davit. Records —Liko Bronttoyt J ' R EG IS TER TO WIN 2 TIC K ETS TO 40th A N N IV ER S A R Y, fluto P a rts M iw g O V ER 1200 TO OIL CHi "AWAY1 o «™ ^ s s s s s t MAVOl INI ’> W Id \ 1m o r e l i f e t o your c a r - 10 W li) DISC DUN I AU I PAM 1S ill MD A 10 MD V Al VI i| INI III HD PI NN/i 10 HD (JUAKI M S I A M III HD I AS 1M A Quart !• MOTORON. F O R M U L A M ■" • ■ A J I-O im M | U K tO W IO UUE tOW-4(1 io t o o o n I Ksxi^TSctSnl PuroMor. 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Florida Thursday. Match 17 1997 - SB People IN BRIEF , AD VICE Time for ‘Lilly’ NAACP program presented T he A lle n C hapel AM E C h u rc h . I 2 lh S treet a n il O live A ve n u e , w ill present a spe cia l service In s u p p o rt o f the S e m in o le C o u n ty h ru n c h o f th e N A A C P o n S u n d a y u l 1 1 a m Dr M a rv in Davies, special a id e to Sen. Hob G ra h a m a n il past pre sid e n t a n d h e ld se cre ta ry o f th e F lorid a state c h a p te rs o f the N AA C P w ill d e liv e r Hie message. Scholarship recipients sought T he W o m a n 's C lu b o f S a n fo rd Inc. a n n ou n ce s ll Is a cce p tin g a p p lic a tio n s to r a $.r><X) e d u c a tio n a l sch o la rs h ip lo be g iv e n In .June lo a d e se rvin g w o m an w h o Is re tu rn in g to th e cla ssroo m M ary A n n e C le ve la n d , c h a irm a n o f i h r S c h o la rsh ip C o m ­ m u te r. o u tlin e d th e c rite ria to be co n sid e re d lo r c o n s id e ra tio n w h e n ic v lr w ln y a p p lic a tio n s d ia l a rc due b y M ay I . A p p lic a n ts m u s t be a fem ale o v e r 25 years o ld w h o has c o m p le te d one year o f college and has p ro o f o l r e lu m in g She sh o u ld have m a in ta in e d a 3 .0 grade average a n d m u st he a reside n t o f S e m in o le C o u n ty . Also, a p p lic a n ts ca n n o t I k- a ffilia te d w ith the W o m a n 's C lu b ot S anford or H ie .lu n to r W o m a n 's C lu b o f S a n fo rd Applications may be obblalnrd at the Financial Aid Department of Seminole Community College or by contacting Mary Anne Cleveland at 333 0 3 11, CALENDAR ABIGAIL VAN E3UHEN Babysitters rip through refrigerator D E A R A B B Y : II a s ille r Is g o in g to he a t yo u r hom e d u rin g m e a lt im e , w e a lw a y s b u y enough food lo r her. H e re's Hie problem Some o l these k id s net lik e th e y n e ve r get a m ea l ai hom e! F o r e xa m p le : One s ille r ilp |t r d th ro u g h th e e n tire cu p h o a rd a n il lild g e . t r y in g a lit t le h it ol e v e r y t h in g , le a v in g a ll th e packages open A n o th e r one a le an e n tire Im x ol snack cra cke rs every tim e she sal l o r u s Some o l the L illie s " gather before the final d ro ss rehearsal o l the Ballet G u ild o l San l o r d S e m in o le 's o r i g i n a l lu ll- le n g th p ro d u c tio n "T h e L ito and Tim es o l L illy Chan tllly " The show w ill prem lero Saturday, 7 30 p m at Lake M ary High School a u d ito riu m and play again Sunday al 3 p m. T icke ts are 15 lo r ch id lren and $7 fo r adults REservod seats are available by c a llin g 323 1900 or by s to p p in g by tho S a n lo rd C h a m b e r o l C o m ­ m erce or M iriam and Valerio s S c h o o l o l D a n c e A r t s In Sanlord Front: Linda Zorn Is the heaven bound " L illy " w h ile Lacy N o b le plays a young, d a n cin g " L illy " Back N atalie W old plays " L illy " as a young le o n . Am y S im m o ns is Iho B roadw ay " L illy " and S ta cl S h a n n o n l a k e s o v e r In H o llyw o o d f’halo touffeiy of fish Or* *g I've tr te il ta lk in g lo these kid s le a vin g m iles, a n d h id in g th e goodies we had b o u g h t lo r en tc tia ln ln g . N o th in g has w o rke d Legion, auxiliary meet A m e ric a n Leg io n Post 5 3 a n d A u x ilia r y h o ld th e general m e m b e rs h ip m e e tin g o n the second T h u rs d a y o f each m o n th ai th e post hom e. 2H74 S a n fo rd A ve., b e g in n in g at H p in A ll c t i r m i l m em b e rs are urged lu a lle u d . T he Iasi si raw w a s w h e n a s ille r seal o tir c h ild re n lo th e ir room s lo r a " n a p ” (the y are H a n d IH| lo r a ll Im u r a n d a hu ll, w h ile she cleaned n u t th e (ridge O n ly a lte r we lo o k h e r hom e d id we dlseover she had eaten our d in n e r a n d wi|veil o u t a w e e k's s u p p ly ol h im h m eal Now w h a t? FF.D UP W IT H F E E D IN G East-West Kiwanis to gather M oat-W ail S a n fo rd K I w an Is C lu b m r r lt i T h u rs d a y at t i p in .it F rie n d s h ip L o d g r. S eventh a n d Lneusi . City sponsors aerobics T h e S a n lo rd H e cte a ilo n D e p a rtm e n l o ffe rs a e ro b ics classes ai lilt* D o w n lo w n Y o u th C e n te r, lo w e r le ve l ol c ity h a ll. 3 0 0 N o rth P a rk A ve Classes are held M onday, W ednesday. F rid a y and S a tu rd a y m o rn in g s fro m !» to 10 and on T uesday a nd T h u rs d a y e ve n in g s fro m 5 :3 0 lo 6 30 Cost Is $2 p e r class. E xercise m ats w ill he h irn ts h e d For m ore In fo rm a tio n c a ll 3 3 0 -5 ti!l7 . A ll n o n S a n lo rd reside n ts w ill he r rc p ilr r d to p a y a n a n n u a l 5 1 0 lee. D E A R F E D UP: l.eav e m illin g lo eltanee II yo u r s itte r is g o in g In sit d u rin g a m e a ltim e , set aside tile m eal she Is lo have, p o in t It o u t so th e re w ill lie III) m ls iilid e rs la u d ln g . a n d te ll he! th a t she Is not to h e lp h e rse ll to a u y llitn g else ll v o u i in s trm Ilim s are not lo llo w e d . h ire a s ille r w h o Is m ore m .d o le and w h o w ill m il i lean you m il Kiwanis gather T h e K iw a n is C lu b o f S e m ln o le S u n rls e m e e ts F rid a y m o rn in g s . 7 n .m at S h o n e y's K e s ta u ra n l. Ilw y , 17 !>2. S a n fo rd C o n ta ct E d d ie S e n k a rlk a l 3 2 2 -4 0 2 2 lo r m ore In fo rm a tio n . Litchfield M * Claim** , 334 0)13 k i ,i,v > u IM# *i ** T, If At UILl lUAf jNPNpritniwM iBwniiifiriTBiorniw^ in f i iHiwi«inMi.ii>:aii#iiiii»ri i ■*« j it v r n i i c n c ADJACENT TO SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Stall Sgt. Hayes S ta ll Sgl S.iunnd L Hayes has been tle ro ra li'd w llh tlu- A rm y A r l i l i v c m e ill M odal w h ic h Is a w a r d e d in s o l d i e r s Inr liii- r lt iir t m is s e t v lv r . a r t s nt n m ra g e , n r m i n t n u ts ta iid lu g a e e iim p lls h m e ilts H a v e s Is a la e t le a l r u m in ti m e a t i n n s e lt le l a t F o r t W aluw tig h t. F ait h anks. Alaska He Is tile s i l l id Vera Mae Hayes of iiijn 2l si Midway. S a n lo rd 1 lie sergeant I s a 1*1711 g t . iilu a le n l S e in lm ile H ig h C ro u d C a u m rnaoyOdy i to# m o t» & 1 R \) V c I M itO 7 DO • 41 M V e ) r L . C M* BLLVS ______ U XB TU TiH tS m n u iu N tfH H * IPQill K U F F S 1 11441 ^ 7» » » T E R M IN A L 141441 141 l@G0 HWY 1/-«2. 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Bar H (Jue Ends * l.aw Lnfurrrmrnl Displats lliniughuul Ihr Day: Drum 3:45 • 5:311 • Magic o f Tummy Johns • Music "Shrrry O rr" 12:30-1:00 • Ollier Lnlrrtainmrnt Ihruughitul the day • Paul OufTry A Datid Edwards arrises at 3:25 fur prayer for spiritual awakening REVIVAL WEEK SCHEDULE Officers in place O lllc o rs lo r the S a n lo rd C ity C o u n cil C hapter o l Beta Sigm a Phi are, lo ll to right: Ann N acklno, vice pre sid e n t; B e tty Jack, p residertl; C a th e rin e Jones, reco rd in g secretary. 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Salvation Atuiy 700 W, 24th St., Sanlend Ac us Hies Ix-gin Community Wide Bar h que Advance I'iclci SalestMi or tx.-lure March Klh Adult W 25 Child S3 75 Al liukAdull 54 75 Child 5-1 25 • 1/2 C lllt'K l N • S[hiii Activilics end with piayci lor Spiritual Awakening Revival fx-gmv - Music Evangelist Paul Ciulfcy David Edwards Evangelist K 15 AM , 10:30 AM A h:55 I’M Services Ix-gin Trophies and rihlaais awarded Inr Saturday activities \ IS r ■&#*« i# Co#*p# •• , dPrt Uyv—i) Fvt«f l •« *>*1/*" f *•■'» l** !) 7 K PM M an li 9 through 11 S a lu n b ) Match 14 DAVID EDWARDS LAKE MONROE SEMINOLE' i .. }' I K " 15— 4 ’ ------ I V . , 7 T . BOULEVAH0 g- q.^17 > 6 . ial i i 9- j 14 -•* 5 ,-1 3 1 4 ■a7 16 11 V f 1, 1 , v 2 ' ’ < r ■ FIRST STREET 519 PARK AVE., SANFORD , 10 1T)0C*ntlp*d« 11 IflOSho* Kick 12.100Group Sack Baer 13 100 Baggir Toss 14 I 00 Shuttle 15. 1 OOFrisbcr Colt 16 1 00 Walrrslidr 17 2 50Group Belay . all churches 18 SignUpl Sugt Area FOR MORE INFO. CALL 322-6041 ' �1 ______________________ „ ________ iflH i • ■ - San lord Harald, Sanlord, Florida - Thuraday. March 12, 1M 3 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TN E C IRC UIT COURT FOR SEM INO LE COUNTY, FLO R ID A PROBATE DIVISIO N P IL E N O .tlS d l-C P IN R E : ESTATE OF JAM ES EDW ARD JESTER. IN T N I CIRCUIT COORT, K IO H T tIN T N JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINO LE COUNTY, FLO RIDA. CASK N 0 .9 U 1 5 CA»4P ALLIA N C E MORTGAGE C O M P A N Y .* Florida corporation. P la in tiff. NOTICE OF AD M IN ISTR ATIO N The a d m in is tra tio n *1 Ihe * tl* W *1 Je m ** Edw ard J e t ter. deceased. F lip N u m b t r 91 M l CP. I* pending m C ir c u it C o u rt lo r Semin County. F N r Ida. ProbaN D iet tN n . m * address at which f t M l N. Perk Avenue, Sanford. F N r Id a S U M . T he n a m a t and addresses *1 the personal repre tenta tive and Ihe personal rep m e n ia lly * '! altgm gy are te l forth below A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R SONS ARE N O T IF IE D THAT: J O H N E D W A R O W ESTMEYER.ttal . NOTICE OF ACTION TO JOHN EDWARD WEtTMEYER Residence: Unknown Latt Anwwn m . IImg l O l M : ID . » m lr * Dr m i l A llM W lH Spring.. FI. m i . aay uninewa h#lr., Wrltawt. g r in ! . . . , a iily n te t. Ilaaen. creditor*. Iru ttaa t. Pf Plhar ( U l i W t l claiming by. fhrougn and under JOHN COWARD WESTMEVER > n d m i unknwwn YOU ARC NOTIFIED that an action I* Nccloaa Mo m a r t.. .. nolle * N eeregd who have eb fact le nt that challenge m# valid Ity *1 the Will. Ihe g u e u lk a tw m o f the pereenel regreeenielie*. venue, * * ju rN d k lN n e l ltd * Court are regulred N IIN th e ir e k le c tle n a w ith I h l t C a u rt W IT H I N T H E L A T E R O F TH REE MONTHS A F T E R THE OATS OP THE FIRST P U B LI. CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR T Y DAYS A F T E R THE O A T E O F S E R V IC E OF A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON TH EM . A ll creditors *1 the decedent and ether por te n t having c la im * e a c u m b e rla g I k . le lle w ln , n tna*. County, In Sami Florida T h a i c e rta in condom inium parcel known a t Unit No. R H L A K E LOTUS CLUB I I I , • Condominium, according I . the F lat thoroeC a . v ic ar a t , m F lat Booh SI. Fagot 1) thru M *1 la * P u blic R ecord* .1 Seminole County, F le rM * and the un appurtenant to told unit. .11 In occordonco with and tublect to e tla N an emern p copy *1 Ih lt the covenant*, conditiont. re • tr tenant. te rm * and ether prov itio n t e l m ol Dec lore Hon e l Condominium e l LA K E LOTUS CLUB I I I . O Condominium. 01 contained In O R Book IMS. Fagot i m th ru m i et the P u b lic R ecord* o l Seminole C .u n ty , F I . r ld . and ony m onth* a lte r the date e l the Ural publication e l IM t none* m u tt •IN Ihetr c la im * w tm m it Court W IT H I N T H E L A T E R OP TH R E E MONTHS AF TE R THE OATE OP TH E FIRST P U IL ICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR T Y DAYS AF TE R THE O ATE O F SE R V IC E OF A COPY OF TH IS NOTICE ON TH E M A ll tlh e r c r a d 'le r t *1 the amendment* thereto Together w ith Renge hood, d ltp o ta l. cerpei. retrig ere ter. dryer h o t boon file d by the F la ln tltt oge m tl you end eTheri In Ihe decedent end Fervent e r demand* agon * r * oatate muet III W ITH IN TH R EE MONTHS AF TE R THE OATE OP THE FIRST PU B LI CATION OF TH ISNO TIC E. A L L C L A IM S . D E M A N O S A N D OBJECTIONS NOT SO F IL E D W IL L BE FOREVER BARRED. T h* daN *1 ma Ural public# tlon af m u Nat leg I t M arch ». ere regulred te terve 0 copy d your w ritte n dt tenont . II any. t * II ot SM ITH B SIMMONS. F A . F U k it tt r t e ttem eyt. I l l W ett A d e m t S tr e e t. S u ite I I I . , JecktenyliN . Florida Hits, an or be lo re A p ril I. I0y|. end rile the ertgutel w ith the C letlt et th tt Court either bolero tere te* an P lo m iilfe attorney o r im m e­ diately thereafter; elherw tte. 0 default w ill be entered ogem tl yew te r the re tie , d im end. d ta the cempleln t or petition. W ITNESS m y hand and teal PI IM t Court on mte Srd doy of Anarch, io n IS C A LI Marcella Wattan l/k /a Mar cal la Jotter Attorney ter Pereenel Maryann# More# John L.SeiNeu. E tg W ottm an. L m u . W ettan T hem p ten. SelNeu 4 Cell*. Clark o l Iho C ircuit Court B y: P o tr k lo F . Hoom I f t« M ichigan A e * . Bldg C Deputy Clark P .O B w IM P ubIH h: M arch DEFdl PJL. S. IS. IT, to. im Ceca*. F L M tM 1IM teg?) t i l ISM F N r Ida Bar N * g i l l I d Publish M a rc h !. 11. I f f ! DEP-ta IN TN E C IRC UIT COURT OF TH E WTM JU D IC IA L CIRC UIT. IN AND FOR SEM INO LE COUNTY. FLO RIDA. CASE NO. F1>l9M CA-t*-OfV.O F E D E N A L H O M E LO AN M ORTGAGE CORPORATION. P la in tiff NOTICE Emanual L. H IIN ry. ArchN Organ. J r . Jam “ chp O r m etr hetre. assign*. tran sfers, assignee*, er tu c c o tte rs In m te re tt* and the unknown tpoueet * r a ll el the ■ ER HARD A L A N SNVOER. AS PE R S O N AL R E PR ESENTATIVE OF ESTATE OF S Y L V I A RUTH SN YD ER . DECEASEO ebeug A _ recent INTNEEIONTEENTN J U D IC IA L C IRC UIT COURT, SE M IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A CASE N U M R ER i t i n n c a«i • IN RE: The Marriage *1 ANGELA PARRIS CARIAS. DAMAR11 CAR I AS. Huaband NOTICE OP ACTION (Constructive S *nrk* — TO: DAMIAS CARRIAS. 517 Marshall Lake Read. Apopka, Florida 22752 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an eclien for Dttaoiution of M ar rioge ho* boon filed again*! you and you are roguirod I* serve a copy of your written defen***. If ony. lo H on th * Petitioner** a tto rn e y whoso nem o and botoro MARCH 14. i t f i . and til* the original wtth th* Clark of thM Court otthor before service nay or other \ a default w ill bo ontorod against you fhel DATED Iho lith doy of Fob ruary. I f f l . MARYANNS MORSE. Clark af Court • y : Nancy R . Winter o* Deputy Clark ROBERTMMORRIS. IO B E R T M Esquire A ll West tSth Street SanMrd. Florida » m a n t Telephone 407/213 7510 Attorney lor Petitioner Publish: February 10. 17 A March I. If* i m DEO 754 NOTICE Ruby L. Hamilton or her h e ir * , a t i l i m . tr a n s to r * . forest* end the unknown spouses of ail of the above. A recent inspection of the below described preperty ro­ ve* led the unoccupied structure I* unsafe, unsuitable far oc rioanev and detr I menial la the haatthe safety and welfare of the general public. Tht* structure I* a hearth and fire haiard due le In a d e q u a te m a in te n a n c e . The SominoM County Sheriff * structure o* • piece whor* local drug uaar* and dealer* con g ro fa lo fo r th# purpose of perform ing Illegal activities Moreover, th t property In It* present condition prom ote* lot lor Ing end a placa of refuge See drug ueert. SECTION M TOWNSHIP I f RANGE I I , N IN FT OF W IM F T O F E M O P S W W O F IW I* USIlWaeMngtanSM la e t car Peace w tf* Caualy O rp la a a c * N um ber * * la, the above mentioned Itructwr* N declared te be ■ Hw yrederty. Th* demotltlen and removal a« m t* *tructure muel begin within thirty IN I day* and be tam p lltid erilMn Mnefy (M l day* *H *r receipt a* 111 a* C aualy O rdlaaaca N um ber M M . la ardor N r ygu W W b w H w ill be IntpecIN n e l me to ile d me tewccupNd atruckure la cupancy and detrim ental N m * heelih. to N iy and w e tte r, et Rw general public. TMa atruckure N a health and H r* tw ia rd due to In d d e g u tlt m e l n l e n a h c * . NOTICE OF ACTION TO: A N Y UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. C R E D IT O R S . A N O O T H E R UNKNOW N PERSONS C L A IM IN O EY . TH RO UG H. A N D U N D E R OR AO AINST M I D S Y LV IA RUTH SNYDER AJK/A SY LV IA R. SNYDER. DECEASEO. R E SIDENCE: UNKNOWN ANO TO A ll F * n s an m teret* By. Ihreupn. under, Th* SemlneN County Sheriff i a trv e tu r* a t # placa tm e r* Neal drug ueer t end d p p N rt can t* te r th * p e rp a t* *1 E m ln g llle g e l e c tle llle t n r , Rn praparty In IN preaenl cendltlen p rem e le t o l refuge NINrlng end P placa ' lo r d ru g 'in e rt. L e i M L CANAAN. Section u . TewneMp I t . Renge I I , Plot • a e t m i . P a g * M l. P u blic AacwrW *1 Lem mete d e i t y . FL li n iM e m S I l In n e a r dance w ith SemlneN C t e n ly O rd in a n c e N u m b e r M I * . Ih e above m e ntione d structure i t Pm cared la be a YOU ARE H E R B E V NOTI F IE O m et an action le Nrecleee a m ir tg tp e on me leliewm g ReecrWed property laceked In SEMINOLE Comity . F ltrid d : T h a i c e rta in cenpem inlum p a rre l known e t U n it No. I I end an undivided M U m iergel In me le nd com m on e le m e n t* end te M td unit, e ll M eccerdance w im and eubtecl le me caegne n lt. cenditient. r e t I r I d lone, •arm * end ether p re v ltie n t at the Decleroften el Cendemlnlum e l CAPISTRANO. ■ CpndemW um a t re c o rd e d In O H Ic le l Record* Bead IWA. Page t i n . P u b lic R e c e rd t #1 Seminole County. F ler Ida the prgpgrfg. The dom etitten and reiawvwi e l this t true lure muel begin erimm th irty ( M l N T * ana ■ wrmgn ( M l d e y t a tta r recetpl *1 mm net tea. er you may (? > *f C ounty O rdinance N um ber M la In order N r you N follow me appoel process M still be you ere regwtrod ta eorve a copy e l your w ritte n dtlen eet II any. le Ih lt action an ROGER D B E A R OF S W A R T S E L B B E A R . P A . A tto rn e y s le r P laudit!, etwee id d te ie N P. O. B e t aeOL Orlande. F L O d M . and UN me engine! w tm me C N rk ol me above t ty led C o w l an or before the Alhday of A p ril, tew. b * M r* * m * Board *1 Ceunly relevant er m oteriei I acts er evMenc* ee te S ty the ite * e menttened structure theutd net be declared e public nuisance II yau w ith M appeal ‘ ttI Board N eat a lim a and 4nN ler th a w ing Failure la Bagm remevel el p ut si. us lure er lei hoe N ap peel tp Rn Baard 1 Commit lle n e rt wimui RUrfy IM I deyt •R gr recofpl el Put nance may m u ll M ackmn being taken by me C tw rt| M BMW Rde structure entered o g e m tl you te r me i me Cam WITNESS M T HAND ANO SEAL OF SAIO COURT an m t. And day e l M arch. 1*01 ISeol) Mery anna AAerte A> Clev k U t e l, Churl By Rum King A t Deputy CNrk Pubhth Mar i h I. I I It. M. 11*1 O f Pa* by m * County N r end rom ovei el n u t structure o u t be aeteteed N you and m ay become a lien egauwi yaur preperiy I I you have any g u e tlw n t ca ll A N a n F la m a t M l IIM . PubUsh M o r c h L ll.lt.la .ie e j O E P II _______ CELEBRITY CIPHER t y j Legal N o lle ** aw g y * w a N ^ t n ^ M H M i 'iM |* be declared a public nutow w . II yau w tth N appeal N ma Beard M CammlieNnara. p N *M ' ‘ I Baard N tot a Hm* and daN Mr a hoering Failure M bagm removal at m u thuchpg m tellur* M ap peel M ma Baard 1 Commit iN n a n within ddrty IN I deyt •Her receipt pi mw nonce may reeull In action being token by the County N have m il atruckure demeliahed end remdtwd- A ll co*N Incurred By Rn County Mr the demolition and remowet ef mi* th v c iu r* w ill be aaeeaetd M you and may bacame a Hen agobwl yato praperty II you have any guatt Nna concerning mi* ^natter. piaaea call AM *n Floret ** n i l IN . aeMnaMn J4JS. FuMIth March*. 11. l t . l t . I f t l O E P II NOTICE OP PICT IT K M if NAME Mafic* It hereby given 1 i engage* In M i n t u at SOI B rl***f C lffM itia l O r e l . Sanford Sami n *i* County. Florida, under F ktltia u * Name * f ROOYMAR EXPORT, and mat I mtena M reglater **ta name wim me Secretary et SttM. T*il*h*«te*. Florida, M accordance wim Ihe p re v ltie n t *1 th * F lc lllte u t Nam* StetuM. TbW It: Section MS M . Florida Statute* Its? Rodney H. Carte* PublNh: March It. I f f l OCP IN NOTICE OPA PUBLIC NEARINO TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA Notice It hereby given Ihel * Public Hearing w ill be held m City Hall In Iha City at Santerd. Florida, at F.M a’cMct P M an March » . 11*1. M centlder the adeptMn et an ardlnanca by the City at Santerd. FN r Id*. HIM at which It e t Ml Mart: ORDINANCE NO. 11*4 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLOR IDA. AMEN OI N O O R D I ­ NANCE NO SMI. AND ADOP T IN O AN A M E N D E D PEBSONNEL RULES AND REGULATIONS EFFECTIVE IM M EDIATELY; PROVIDING FOR SEVERARILITV. CON FLI CTS AND EFF E CT I V E DATE. A cope than be available al Ihe attic* at Iha City Clerk Mr all portent Retiring M eiemlne A ll partle* In InMreal end entrant then have an epperturu ty M be heard at tetd hearing ■y order af ma City Cam mitaMn at Iha Cityi at Santerd. Florida ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II M appeal a tm reipecf M any matter conefdorod at me above meeting er heertng. he may naad a verbatim record at Iha pracmding*. Including ma Mttlmeny and avtdmca. which City at Santard. IFS M t 9IM I Linda L Rrec* Acting City CNrk P u ttllh : March 11. i f t l depth NOT) C l M inority an enterprise*' bi by K e b le r C e n a tru c te rt A Engineer* Project It City 1 Santerd Water Reclamenon Fa­ cility. RM daN la March IS. I f t l. Specific bid* needed are paIni Ing, g r a d in g , landacaplng. building trade*, togpllpr*. Nnc mg. ptvm g. and electrical Far m ar* InM rm aINn c a ll IM 4I in ta F u B fH h :M a rc h l-14. I f f l DEPM4 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nance t l hereby given Ihel I am ingagid m b uttn e tl a l a ll Oectela S t. SuiN Mt. AltamanM Spring*. SammaN County. FNr Ma. under the F k litM u t Name *1 W HENE IT' S AT COM MUNICATIONS. and Ihal I m land N reglater eaM name wim lh * S a c r a l a r y g l S l a t * . Tellehettae. F M rM *. M ac cardinre wim Iha preyli lvn i at ma F k tllM u t Nam# StatuM. To Wit: Section SU M . Florida Statute* Its?. Murrey Caaper PuMMi : March IS. I f t l OCP-111 MOTICIOP FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given met I am angagad M huematt el St? Sabal Chib Drive. Lang u i d. SembwN County. FN r Ida. under the F k litM u t Nam* *1 BUT TENFLV PROMOTIONS, and that I Intend M ragNNr taid name wim Iha Secretary el SMM. Tenthotooo. Florida. M accordance wim the prevltient at ma F k tttN u t Name SlatuN. Ta Wit: Section N I P . Florida (votyn M iller PublNh: March IL IM I DEPTH I T E l l I T E J I A N U S F T N O I O O V N I X I M T I I D O I M F O N D V N I X D E I I F T I I D O N K R T I V O I . ' H I T I W F D V X — O K X V I . PACYKXJS SOLUTION: 1 HR** *M d I Rm tlw A M I M t a d y mm heard m t bag r m M b APPUIRS $U HI C L A S S IF IE D A D S Seminole W# treWs Outdoor local wo»h Cell I d l l m M il Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 CONSULTANT SALES Seeking a g g r e u ly * t a l t l c e n tu lla n ti In te re tte a In tam ing leg S ler part lima hour*, your area BtdM your eon buemoka el yeur m m pec* telling elegant IlngerM N * tip e rle n c t er Inveilmont regulred M u ll be t i yra er elder and have a car i W ill ham Call I I t * IM I 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEFT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS 14consacutlrt (mag____ UggMng IOO AJA - S:)0 P ii lOcongdcvthrg Imgg____ SEEilkw MONDAY thru 7 conadcuttyg ImM____ P lilkM FRBAY 3 eonBBCuttvt IfflBB____ 17* a ling CLOSED SATURDAY R*tBBanpMlMua,bMd*en3lkwtd 1 SUNDAY ' 3 Ungg EMtRMR CREDIT MANAGER F/T time. la p . Only. Growing co Me|er medical bentflfs. Salary ♦ bonuses Chance for odvoncoment. By eppt. enlyi 111 i m ask for Rob NOW ACCEPTING PHeaeMove reflect a 11iO cadi doaxrt ter pmmgt payment. SctNdulng may rctude Herdd Adyerlkar m 9n coal ol an adddenNday. Cancel whan you gal fehJU Pay only lor deyt yoia ad n n at ram earned Uta KM Jiunpaan lor Mew*! r**uu Copy nkiM know aecaptatN Yaag/aatocN term ‘Cemmaroal Sgguanqr mat are avaMM DELIVERY DRIVER Fulltim e Apply In person 11 IS t. Orlando Av K M e rf pleie OCAOUNEE DRIVERS (Over the reed.) M utf be 15 yrs eld. h e v e ly rs over the road exp.. CDL re qulred. Apply lo Person: 2471 Mercy Dr. Orlande er cell: Tuaeday fru Friday I I Noon The Day Baton PuMcaaon Sunday And Stonday IDO PM Friday TE AND " s a v a n l a l a n e rro r In an ADJUSTMENTS A N D CflEDtTE: CREDITS: IIn M ad, * m S an fo rd H aro ld wtB ba r a d g w ig M a to r Vm Drat tnaorbon o n ly a n * o n ly to th a s it o M e l Dm c o a l o l M a t InasrDen. Pto a g i cN sek y o u r a * fo r a c c u ra c y Dm B rat Day II U NFORD male w ill *harw home, p r tlr r male lenanl Full hwuta prlv MOO mo. I f t util ,siW«ecurityM1S41l W ILL SHARE Deltona > bdrm home, lu ll houte p rivile g e . M m g jju u ^ iu t i^ M o a ^ 93 - R o o m s f o r R t n t B IO R O O M W 7M I W ill accept stable M /F . 5171 m e 4 »* er 595 wk W 5555 r A ir rm kitchen privileges, cable TV. B/wk.521 2141 NEAR <17, room fa let with prlv 555 week. 1 wk Sit 121 2555 ____ RECESSION BUSTKRI CWee re e m s . k ltc b e e . le v n d r y . perch. Frem S417wk Includes e. cable TV 22* 4433 5ANFO R O I lg b d rm w/prlveie befh. houte prfvl leges Prefer mele 575/wk er 5200/meplut SISOdxp 221 5411 SANFORD. Nke area. Room w /full house prlv.e pool 5200 mo. 1/1 Of util. 221-4454 5ANFORO. K i t . laundry prlv. 4 cable hookup Prlv. homo 545 wk plus 545 dtp 212-7944 Gn4t Tract*?, Dump Track 3P— I n s u r a n c e 21— P tr s o r u ls * ADOPTIONS Freo modice I cero. trenspor fe flo n , coun seling, p riv e fo doctor p fu t livin g oxpom et Ber #237511 Cell Attorney Jefw F r k k e r ................I B H I M f d D lt C I I I C T convertellon ♦ 00 I t o 22 10 52 t S / m In OOgmdDOOtl W /m m O ve r I I I t B f c t O p g fitw C ltw “ B“ CDL Ik . required E rper tenet necettery m ill] _______ 23— L o s t It F o u n d LO S Til Female D elm elion. REWARD Lott I k Jeuup M iller Rd in Seniord 2M9IA3 4 5 -T ra v a l O p p o r tu n ity 3S—Spddll NotICBS runic RELATIONS Above ever ege *100*00 art. Trtlwtwg provided TAKE A CRUISE 2 NIGHT BAHAMAS from 5199 7 NIGHT Corribeen from 5599 7 NIGHT Alaska I far l CALL NORM 549 7241 ADOPTION K g p ort A medical eNpomet peld C ell A lly o i W etlee Ifgmeed A Netelie iketke idee is* t i n FL Ber fOfetiis A ftm o w ________________ Income To* f AS LOW AS 519JO 122 7797 ROBERT LA N D You keve *o o I free f k k e f t lo e Litchfie ld Cinem et m eviel Plee«e pick up yeur ticke t* e l The Seniord H ereld w ith in 7 dey* RN AVOI D FORECLOSURE W* can help you save yeur home I J71'2129nen preftl- 27—Nurwry 4 Child Care 4 3 - M o rtflEflES 2 5 - T r a in in g 4 E d u c a t io n AUTOMATING SALES AND M ARK1TINO 10 20% In cr*#te« can be achieved Feb i t Harvard Bu* Review. Free Contullelionl Cell H I MM NURSE ASSIST. Treming no m Langwwad end Orange City, Day and evening aveINbN Carded l m r t i « i Red C/Vki llk-*4 1ttv 1-tMlJS-MM. ITM* «d m td * poktibie w/tund* hem Beverly I mevprHe* I HOME CARE SURERVISOR Immediate opportunity Cur rent home cere experience end medicare knowledge a must Benefits end fie Bible schedule Top salary. Cell Cary Smith for confidential interview 740 5154 Medical Per sonnnet Pool. Maitland t i — M o n ty to U n d ______ Cengretuielion* I______ 1 BAHAMAS VeceNem Round trip ervite M v tl Sell, cee't gel t i l t ee. MO ioto_________ while mother works. 221 dHO LAKE K u h Y henw child cere N u tm on sled A ll shifts Limited piecement. Cell le day I ............................224 5751 LIC E N S E D D A Y C A R E • SPEC!ALII 529 per week No registration feet 221 7421 M NR. ChUdure. lae cl*' pvt • d ip # ! p r o g r a m I I y r t • ■p L e lte i TLC m tm REAL ESTATE -U K E M A IT I Join F l i t leader In «*#l E ttel* lor ever *1 year*, m boom ing N o rth S tm ln o lt County 1 En|oy #bv>:u'e b#kl training with on# of lh# N« Han't ftp Reel E *m * Orgenl : at ion i N * llcenie? We'll h tlp l REAL ESTATE ONE KEYES i n MOOend " l* r » get b u ty l" 59—Financial Strvlcat BECOME A NOTARY For OetelH 1 100 422 4254 Fforfde Watery Anoclettoe O R A N D M O T H IR w ill cere for LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE Minimum 4 yrk. Eipevlenc* m H igh O u a llty R e iid e M le l Werkl Reliable 1 Referenced Geed Driving R eceril Own Trantportetlan A Tel* t Only Very Knowledgeable Herd W orker Need A p p lyl Cell I H H U l l I n l H A M ______ 41— Ctmtttry Crypts I BURIAL LO TI In Ooklewn Perk Cemetery Reasonable! 017 445 5724. Anytime. CHILDCARE In my Senlord home Men Frl. Intents wel come Luwch/wseck 220 2120 FLA ATLANTIC new he* Im media»e openings, cell fodey for in te rm e lle n . Quelifted loving cere, ages « w k i to 4 m h r t m F is i m - i A it HOUSEKEEPER-COOK Mature female for 1 adults Possibly live In. Casselberry 5312il7 * AUTO INSURANCE* * PI P/PD From *4* Dawn Fair lesereece 5vc. 222 7797 SALES I n t n 'I . c a rp , e x p a n d in g locally PT FT demonstrators E n vlro n m e ntel/C d w ce tlo n p ro d u c ts C o m m s /p o rf. bonus/cer bonus 549 5111 B o u g h t 4 S o ld CASH FOR MTO'S Rill Bui lev L k d Mlg B kf. 1 1P M??l M*1 C # H IN ))U *M *t 70— Listing Sw 9I0/D>k O N I RDR54. 1 both Garege a p !. Nke area 5275 ma Call SI. Johns Realty Co m a m O N I BDRM.. Ig a p t. 2 b lkt fro m downtown U fll. In eluded m a n s Iv.msg OSTEIN • Large 1 bdrm opts No pets From 575/wk up plus dtposil Includes utilities ______ Cell >20 t i l l SANFORD Six aperimen»s for rent. Spring Special I 575 4 up a wk A ll utilities petd Call m 1755.252 4741 or 220 9011 SANFORD. 1 Bdrm.. partly turn 5100 wk. 1st week 4 dtp Util. Included 211 4071 Unfurnishtd / R«nt HIDDEN LAKIa 1/1 vMte F p k . garage, fenced, poof 4 tennis 5495 >31-4111 er 1147941 A F T 0 ID A IU KENTS i r t The Luck Of The Irish MOVE IN NOW ANO TAKE A ROMANTIC CRUISE TO THE BAHAAAAS eMew construe tlon e Fully equipped family tile d ktfchons • Swimming pool • C lubhouse e Professional maintenance * After school children s and leprechaun's activities NO B L A R N E Y H E B E I Cal l T a r r y • y our cruise director! . Cedar "O'Creek" Apts . 334 4214 . 3420 Hartwell Ave (corner of ISlh) Fell er Pert Time. m an* EMPLOYMENT STYLIST MANTED Far lull *4ten. Eap. cam m litia n Buty *hop In K Matt Plata. Santard M l t i l l 323-5176 jeew.ittksi. A D O T O T O U R IN C O M I S I L L AVON NOW! CALL H I **» **# H I d H l Tn d e k t HMp Full luna far iha month al A p ril. G##d w agat. Lang h a u r* l A p p ly In p a rip n : Vaeghaaa. *Mg W. SI. IM. 4*. ASSISTANT NANACER CwtMev Heck Full pert lime A p p l l c t l i e m a c c e p te d : Deck tide Imped*. Seminal. Centre (W tlm ed Ftetel Hwy l? W .Se e te v d .m f? *l n o r m a id l l Mr mg m Cana Marry Oaad pay I day* a wk. Phona t car a m ud.................... ■M f lTki COL Q U A U fltO DRIYIRS P re fe r 1 years household goads experience Wensley United IS offering local end short haul positions Hourly plu s m ile a ge w ith g re a t benefits Cell Ken. •0*117 1224 er H I *115 ♦1— A x x r t m t n t E / H o u se to S h i r t 4995 • plus STOPdrpwt WSDH STYUST 71— H t lp W in te d n 5ANFORO • 1 bdrm . excollent area 590 per weak plus 5200 socurlty Call 212 1249 APARTMENT large 1 bdrm . furnished Weler. sewer and garbage included. 5250/mo plus 1200 dtpos it H Id741 CAMPER St Johns River, s y lla b le fo r one person. G*oo1 fishing 1273 O B L U X t Kitchenette apf.. prlv both entry, microweve. utn paid 5241 mo. ♦ d»p »154i> FIVE RM. APT.. Perl turn . hoi wafer Historical Bldg 5240 mo ♦ 5175 dep Pels 2244m SANFORD • large > bdrm. foiai privacy. Looking for the right smell family I 5100 per week SECRETARIAL-CofliFftlof Optf. Santerd Typing M M WPM. computer, wwrd p e rl, betk clerical Salary commiwrete with e ■per lonea Send return* er deliver m perven to F trerl Senrket. Inc., t i l W. I l l t l . FMl.S«e*»rd. F L . m i l v I cd DCUYCRT DRIYIRS Te SIM weekly, p lut bpnehH. Trtlnlkg Included, need cNpn v 4 4 V B INtS-UMu Adeet - a »7— A p a rtm E n ts F u r n is h e d / R « n t KATIES LANDINO efficiency, new paml. etc U rilittet and canea use free. No pets 5215/me 212 4474 anytime LAMB MARY. 1 bdrm.* Private. AC. no petv 5290 a month includes util 122 1297_______ LO. 1/1, CMA. wesh/dryer hook up. hordwood floors 1501 S Perk Ave 5475 mo H7 1919 M A I I R ir S VIUA6C Lako Ada 1bdrm* 5245 mo Sbdrm. 5295 mo and up JU 4R 70 O I N E V A . c a m p la la p r l v . F e m a l e 1 * m . c h ild O K . .A v a il. 5 / i; PURLIC NOTICE SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT RLOCR g r a n t p r o o r a m ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW RCCORO UPDATE IM t -91 Ceunty ef Semmeie DeW M erc* II . I f f l IM I f * * l Fk»l llre e f Sanford. Florida 11771 ( itn a iiw in M I __ I fywging fter program Prefect; Mi#ney Target Areo Activity: IIIM id w a y Canaan PvtabN Watar SytMm Imdrevvmenl* I I I Camareheneive HiighbdvtNdd R lM illM m in t Plan. IS) O w w r OctURNd Cmargenqr Haualng Rapatr Aaalalanca. 141 Domain Nn and Clearance at DnapMatedSIruclurok. ID NeMhberhaaa Clean t e Protect Jennten HHI Target Area . _ ' A ctivity: 111 Pavmg and Dr H r ege at PmavNw Orlva ana Dmt*e Avenue Occ>eNd Emergency Hawking Reno* A taltl. IIIL ............ Him ana CNaranca at DHafidatea Skucturet I I ) Domain Nn 4 14) Protect. LackhartttubevtaN nTarget Acttvtty: I I I Peeing end Dvemege et T« Plan. It ) Canerdhentlv* HiiM A irkeed (SI O e m OccupNd Ci^ergency HeeM g Eapak AMNianc*. 141 Demarnen and CNaranca at Dtladtdaiea Siructuret III Prefect Reeeiend Park Tergei Area Activity I I I Pavmg and Dvamegeat M d and Nd Street*. I l l Owner Occupied Emergency Hauemg Repair AtMtlenc*. 111DemelHHn and CNaranca at DHagMeNd Structure*. Ml Prelect Wmoaod Park Target Area Activity lilPavm gandO ram agaalO aaAienua 111 Oonar OccueMd Emergency Hauemg Regak AttMMnca. HNn and CNaranca at Dilapidated Shwchooe. Ill M l Neigteerkaed CNan eg it Plan I Cemprehenelvo >m »kb«i Activity H lPavtng and Drainage at SacvrltyAvome. I l l Borov Occie N d Emergency HouUng Raoelr AeHlence 111 DemehlNn andCNerenceei DilapiaaNd Structure* m ' D B I T i *1— Apart im nti/ House to Short 71-H»lpWEWtEd Legal N otice* Protect I m i i i N i e Target Am * Activity I I I Per mg and Dvemege el GiR»n Avenue. M l Oonar OccegMd Emergency Hauemg Reamr Aaeittenc*. I l l Demolition and CNaranca at Dt lap leeted Structure*. Itl F v****i Leaker, HgueMg RMMRRlHee Tergal Brow A cttvtty: I I I Leake. , HeueMg Re#eU lrteHea Levalaw** Cwuaky tm M fevaHa e i mrough Ri* reevM uwHeael m» t*,v *w v w fu a i Aweeuveah Rwi fhe grovlaue FiaWag* g? Ne la « *c t IF O N LII M veachel b w » r*k*cft eve tH u v *M i r *uhceal ' CeuaVy h w g w K e R fhe Ea.iroavaeaiwl Aeeeiiwieal I* — e M et* aww w l i i Hwe to r each e t the ■»■!* Rrafecto. a n , hw la c lu M lh * rte ve iu e fM a eag Me M tonaiawhea fhel Wm FONLI It MiK ve in la b u E avueaauatot Review Rece v, Th* E a vu uu a w tol Review R acer, tor each g l tow abwvw F t m " u gw requwl M R w w E M l. LuMMtoCtoiMy Larutcw BwHtoag IN I I w l F b tl la r w i L w to r * FlertW. bwfwewa Iha Iwwk a? • M era an, > M F W to w W y to rg m h K rM e iie c kgf l i g i l h i h g .y* M UMrwteg ageaciw. r * e * wto Fareea* Wwgreiiag wfto tort laeati tor c e e b u b e a bv I tecfiea lew.mww C o a l) IM I l e u F u e l Lrrkef. Laaier, FterM eM HI Fubuea March I t IFF? l D IF M I a h r vvtganwl M l MW k r T m a i o nI a K y I H H TKi r— gefallag a a , tlto werk Free w fw e to ^ to r tU K W jW c T 7 T o T T S T ir T * * r u i t / I U I e M U l . la c lu b ia g Reel t i e , ingw ervw n le rv ic * Jeba O e f W T CPA M l M IL ASC c a r I l f la d Tr ap** specialist, lowing. A *H body “ MBI T A X B E T U X N I . Car g e r i l e / F e r t i a il 1*4* M l. B u H dl lnm« CCo inM r i c t o r t iy illM M L H llll l HOMEL, OFFICE L.LTOEEt AM h rw * tabU re rb ia Raa/Caai M l MM LG BahU . tB d to to A d d lH tlm e O * e N E W H O M ILe * L M celfM la le a ke r, GCGMUM Miller. M l *4*4 g n sa re fe i H o m o I m p r o v iw f it AD OITION L. r e g t r * . n an t o l la g F ree w l . R e v Ceram L e w Me c e x H i ? " H LANDSCAPING Cut I I I IrtlgaHOT TUU Lawa Car# lia c e ll. toiVM * C E r M iV r y " CAR RENTER AR UaW U hew* n p a ir* gu ana * A cevawuc Hi* R icher, Grow----- H I H?1 m S i M M » m ilK t J » m ) A d tH IL U V o ’ CAl Hl UewtelwiL wt vckr , . t ee* c * , * . l r * c h t l U t e r to N M .1 I , / ? ' # • / I I N?' aiL (& L .U IT I, » M w OuUify O g u , Bwi tUdrlcir kiiiii.i.iii r.r 4 M.. guUrty W*rk. law grica 14 to tv c c U H R U Mi#4?L y kg ifi u f liie . X u U w l U c ^ r i i l i l T y x i M j Sg t y I c g l KnSerpriaaa. m iB I S« .Sanford 2245471/111 MW s d r i n o w n /1 m o A T K H i , 7 , i W h O N M V * .to JAMES LAWN LYC . IM avr ARGOR.Lt I T O T tarvtcw *M O b kM M i o f a rh o rk u lfu ro . We H lIK lIII " I t I I \ n*l BUNYANS TRCB SVC T ro t w ork, housing Free e s f . m Fire l e a d m le a P< I * / H I l ' I " I I ' I I n l llll I 1111 I li I k >1/!•■• I ■ I J J J t i l l )«»/?/ i p a rtw c v N F r w p t l CgN Naahy M B M M DAN’ S MOWING LVC-. Cut. krWa 4 a#W FU r Fvtcwl F N w g w R ra to b G M tn H L ^ N IG M E tf GUALITY. leweti prtew) CuuOTtoMI Cau Thw ave* avaR Frwa m* W it STEVE CIOFFI LAMM CARE Mww wbga Ntm M « g A m HERITAGE ELECTRIC LicamaG a a , M a t n , to rvtc w e rk-tree atfuawto* Ma U M s / #/ ' ?' / m cudV L e w w St ^UT CMI131817 nm Em m CACWt o* LI Can n i n t h R IM O O E L . CarpOTtry. * * * * * t c r a r m . garpga*. cpncrgto >1 yrk frp p p tl B G U i t M X Hrb Hpq M ELLO N A IE - C A L A M I M il FgaH yew A C a n A I DICK FINOLA L FA— Ouallty werkl la t/E e t, LICK tla e u r g , F ro e tU IM L W O MAJESTIC Pamimg. Qualify • a rk M y rt • ■ * U R L tote bkea ether*. Free eU «*k b n F E T T Y 'I FAINTING LEBVICB la te rIg r/E a le rla r. O u a llly II F re e **)* R *r* l ' �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday. March 12. 1992 - TB 1OS— Duplex* __Triplex / Rent_ **— Apartments Unfurnished / Rant 141-Homes tor Sale U h ' R r U K l I H0UI d u f iik MOVE IN SPECIAL C a tie lb e rr y. sin g le sto ry E etremely quiet. studios end 1 bdrm s kriso l storagel C*IH«d«r M 4M 4F7I M YSTERY RENT SPECIALS' I and f b d rm s . pool, laundry By wk. or month Furn or unfurn. 2124419_____________ NICE l o r f t t bdrm I bom. c o n tro l M/ A. washer dryer hook ups. MIS mo p ly* secvri ty H a ll Realty, 2)2 1774 SANFORD t b drm t bom. w asher/dryer M i l mo United Hi< Ity, 4144479__ S A N F O R D . O N E B D R M .. garage Opt. In quiet area No P fU MOOmo 314 1710 STUDIO APT.* u tilitie s l« r n . tec required. f t O o k 110 1107 jM N W N M M ______________ W E’ L L Make Too A Pool you con ' ry 'v M Choooo C o o v o Garden* A p t* today 1)2) 2090 1 A I BEDROOM o p tt SMS A up month Rot No p e lt Dep I t l l M l a c 174 9944__________ 1 BORM. D U PLE X APT. M i l por month. 1700 security do pOtlt CO" 174 >044 Hr > m . e t a * la U . M ory Blvd /IF >2 l i t m o A tm toe A va il im m odioto'y Foncod yd Moot AC 227 2017 tv. m tf ., wW r tt o m coll. 107— Mobile Homes / Rent OCNCVA I t D R M I B .th l m o n th s e c u rity A v o l'o b lo N o w 'S W m o 24PS227_______ LONOWOOO. F u m . 2 bdrm . I bom . o il oppl Quiet oduM com m unity I M t MS M l7 ONE BDRM .. tu rn . AC. Con vtoniont Qulol noiphborhood Pork A vo. Mob l i t Pk 7717441 7 BO RM .- ! A ATM Bearded A vo I2S0 por m onth p lu t to c u rity Foncod yd 122 4111 114— Warehouse Space / Rent LONOWOOO/LK. M ART a r t , . t.000 '.200 t q f t. w ith or without A/C o ttic o t Storting S22S M c ln lo th P o m f.lH MOO SANFORO 1.710. I.S2S. 2.100 tquoro loot ovoilobN I C o " 771 7004 117— Commercial _____ Rentals 101— House* Furnished/ Rant . cana«a. 1/1 E m cloney furnished I7>S mo 1100 ioc Call 224 7SS9 fo r m in t 10)— Houses Unfurnished / Rent ATTENTION INVESTORS CALL U t FI It IT for fop to ffll nolo County tingle fo m i'y ond duplex rental properties! MD R E ALTY, 740 0000 C A S S ELBE R Y . 2 b d rm |Sy both, to m l'y rm . flro p 'o co •000/mo. A lio moot#. 7 bdrm 1 b o t h . > h td . l l l f t / m o ; Sonlord. I bdrm > both. 2 cor garage. **>Q/mg W « M I ORO VEVIEW V ILLA O E . Lake M o r y B l v d . 2 / 1 . 070 Grove wood Av ftOtS month. d e p o t" M0 4700____________ LA KE M ARY 'p 2 bdrm . 7 bom. 1100 tq ft comploto'y romodolod Control H /A . Ip Quiet lot. b o r d trt loko ond pork MOO'm o So# ot 120 W Alm a, then cell 1)1499ft PAOLA AREA. S bdrm I bom. CHA. S4S0mo 1410 tec m n u * m w m t ____ R E N T OR LEASE OPTION. Sonford. 2/2, 2 cor. tptc No puoMfylnpl 122 m t hr. m t f RENT W /O PTIO N TO Buy 4 2. Owner holds m tp . I N down W I N T E R S P R I N O S poo d lo cution A vo ll 4/ S 20S22S H40 hr. m t f _________ SANFORO J or 4 bdrm , 2 bom Spoclowt. Cloon. tonevd yord n lc t neighborhood I M I mo plus security 22)4191 SANFO RO . 2 BEDROO M . 2 bom. oof In b i t . pool, toncod yd 1171 mo 220 I2>7lv M tp SANFORO 2t0) Orovo. n lc t J b drm W 'por eh s a lie n c e *. corpot. >421/m o 111 442 7P2S SANFORD. 4 b d rm , J both 7 tto ry Historic a I heme P o rt ».»Aut»S2JSino.7PAtS44 SUNLAND 2 bdrm I bom c l o o n . L o o t # . No p t f t S47S/diKountod M l P lot I BEDROOM, t both On 7 ocrot of lend In Enterprise Country It vino M00 mo C oll oftor 7PM S74 20M 105-DuplexTriplex / Rent SANFORO. « . . . A lrp or) 1A00 t q tt O ffiC t bldg Am plo p orkin p ond hondicop Ioc ill "O t MOO mo Coll 17P 0007 SHOWROOM 2 220 t q tt ond W AREHO USE. 2 000 tq tt. A irp ort Bl. Sonlord 222 I HO »f •> I I I RI 121— Condominium ____Rentals I BDRM.. fcitchon opplioncot. w o th o r/d r y o r, t e r porch S12fl m o , IM O dep 122 2727__ 1 B DRM 7 both condo, now corpot. w o th o r/ d r y o r. S4JS/mo . I y r 700 E A irp ort B l Sonlord. X U 0>0 >204 2 BDRM .. t bom . I0M tq ft., te rn porch, w o th /d ry o r. Pool. lOCUIII. tonntt S47I mo t700 d rp I I I l i t I t l f Evot 141— Homos tor Sole HOM K FOR S A LK. S a n lw a oroo 1222 M por month In forested? CoM 222 20>2 The Prudential (E t .Florida Really v WANT TOSEU TOUR HOME? I om looking tor nice hornet to match wtm buyer t PLUS.. M ayfa ir Country CteO New brick t u t tom J/J split plan, te r porch w /tp o . 1/2 treed ocret fenced 1119.900 Lk. M ory. L o tt Thao 1JJ04 On. • l/t renovated, new carpet, point, oppl. fenced. S49.900 Double wide mobile homo 74 X I I 2 /| N k o homo! Best lo t' A ttu m o o b lo m 'p . t'l.T O u F irm Coll Scotti NE E D A HOU1E7 o Down Payment a Problem? OSo't Em ployoodo P ro k ltm f • Credit o Problem? _______ C A LL 177A494_______ SANFORO. Throe B d rm . M t bom. fa m ily rm . big yd Clot# to tto r o t 114.100 120 7004 VI FlfVlRf M S * ♦ . n a k R IO K R R O P ia n li and n tn c F rl Sal • I W i t I , IN SI, S n th rd _______ •JGIMGNRS! Marini • Eiwythai Mast Go •ICYMDSUI > Frt Only. I I I M F food •lull A call.dial.i •!« CATALINA OX M TM O S M I ; F rl INN. Taah A Im u w NoM > asi x i v i k v i c w a v k . D0 04MTI S a lu rd n . CAM to J fM V a r* u n m e ltw » fu rM lu n n td a va>W y .1 I W n . A IM Food M i m . a M l . u n i F ith try . Ira n * . or M m M f n . Irarn I I la J O tlM w t undar l . I n . •IH ta d t.il O m l u n U F in I UaMad M r t M N I CNwcA F W R la ie a r tL .ll.llr d FR AN K A LO R I’ S N an A U tadi I M I S F r n tth T k M S I n f M O N I S ia llM F urniture TV'S. O n to equip. VCR. ond much m ore l 4424 R o d * Ave. o ft 42? by Sunt and E tto to t Th u rt. Frt. So'______ O V IR 2 SALKS CAN COST YO Uf Save the hassle I buy y ord tote tte m t Coll Lou. ___________UP >1H___________ TARO SAU F rt So' M arch I I 14 9 4 teo LOCUST AVE TARO SAU Sot Sun t dork L e tt of m ite d.vhes A ntk rvokt. c lo th e t ne w b o rn a d u lt, mot o r cycl e p o r t t A turn t i l l P A L M IT T O A V E B ehind T ire C ity off Sonlord Ave 224 2047___________________ TARO SAU ’ A tu rn F R I ONLY I P4 24ft C rystal Ridge Way. C ry tlo l Ridge Sub Hey Diddle, Diddle • Is Your Apartm ent too little? • D oes Your Rent Send You O ver The M o o n ? - • see* n M*a m H I — Hemes tor Sale STMRS SOPOTY M AN A O E M E N T A RE AL T Y 4t7 221 7222/222 ASTt moHOMES-iior Perfect for large fa m ily or m other In low Includes 2 bdrm . 2 bom. PLUS detached 2 bdrm . 1 bom . PLUS large shed PLUS k nee d ya rd Great value REOUCED TO S72.SOO complete wtm I0X down to qualified buyer or TRADE IN your homo or lot equity CALL NOW tt f P i i i ' i Mf i l BATEMAN REALTY 3?M)7S>........... JIMIS? Bond Monti AtaftUfclo 7.1% OOV’ T FORECLOSURES BANK REPO’S ASSUME N O O U ALIPY Coll Janet Moaefsetd D o yt. 212 1214 ( v e t . 221 7271 A A Cafnee. Inc. C>rrtuiyn ii \i i h i CAUMRT REALTY 372 7411 SI DOWN FOR VETS A little more for ether* Brond new 2 bedroom 7 both hornet w im 2 car gar#get 1447 total m onthly payments C all now. offer lim ite d ! U»tvor*al Realty. M l 1114 S B D R M ., I ' t B A TH . 1 cor lin ith e d garage. K m porch w /v tn y l window*, swim m ing pool . 0 " for only 444 000 S e lle r pey4 d o t in g costs Am enities tec t y t . o t ik fan. pull down o t tk ladder . p rlv f e n c e d yd A more o 14f— Commercial Proptrfy / Sola • T OWNER ) bdrm . I barn > ctr 9 « w * . In H ld d ffl L M * . U 000 boiow . p p r . i u i Call I H N N w i w IN u H m w . LAKE FRONT professional of fk o tu lle . 470 t q f t . 4 offices, w elting oroo. itorogo. bathroom Lonqeood. 119 0041 153— Acreage- \i n M M /M O N TH INCOME 1 2 bdrm h o m e w i t h I b d rm a p t. F e n c a d O N L Y S 4 4 .m il PINECREST. w ell kept 2 bdrm h e m e , l a r p o c o r n e r lo t, w /tre e t. c e n tra l M /A . rec room P rkoR oducedH M l s u * St Ml M it n iv \ |M M iI t t IN V II STENSTROM Lets/ Sale ( N T I K F a i t l m M . tern on Lokethore O r. Lk Monroe access S109 000 .......— W. M afkaaorekl, Rea Per 0 2 7901 OCALA N A T ’ L FOREST. Weeded lo t it il.O M each, no money down! S71 41 m onthly W E CAN HELP - 155— Condominiums C o-O y/tele o a m ie • n w im a . vh U S T 1/7. d o w n s ta ir* .' appliances Included Pool/tennis Bargain at 444. M i A ll 2041 eves bt 157— Mobile Homes/Sale tE A lT Y , INC. SANFOBO > bdrm I b*Hi. 1IX M N r . t t a v tnt K M m n s 4 . M » o e o a ii> . i SAVE MS) MEW 1WI HOMES! W H T P A T B E T A IL t 1 U N . WAS*. H X F S .S lt.drt D U N ) STRING SfECIRU Sanford Aroa M obil# Homo Community •OOROEOUS LAKEPRONT 2/2 v illa in AAaryfair Meed o w t A re a p o o l Post i bt e ow ner fina n c in g C all now M l. 000 322-2420 321-2720 IMS Park D r., la n ia rd 441W. Lake M ary B l^ Lk. M ary REPO • 1901 Kaufman A Broad. 24X14. 2 bdrm 2 bom split Gorgeous hornet I t I X mter est. only S '^ W dawn to o qualified buyer 420 900 1909 M A N A TEE 7 bom STOP THROWING YOUR SI AWAY RCNTTOOM ABRANO NEW HOM S o Bad Credit # N e Credit t No M anor O NO PROBLEM CALL U A if tf s tl I m Hv , M 2 - 2 U 4 14X17. 2 bdrm ....~ 4 1901 M A N A TEE '4X40. 7 bdrm i bom ................... ........... »7.ioo ^ B r q 4 e r ; O T d 4 ^ J J 'l7 W _ POOL. 74 f t above ground, w pump E ic e lle n t condition I 4200 ( w ill t e ll d e c k i m >119 RAI NSOFT W afer tre e lm e n l t y * . ( Reg 44247 17) How 42.000 or SI7M. w ith "M tim o w a rranty ENCYCLO PEDIA. B r l l a o a l c a . c o m p u te t e l (Reg 42.200) Now 11000 ALSO FU R N IT U R E AU ving M u tt Sell ' ............. .............. SO 1111 • STEREO. Tape, radio, record player (needs needle) You w ill need help M move >40 222 0472_____________ ‘ C A D ILLA C SEDAN O E V ILLE 1 9if.ll7.9es Call M r Graves W llle fl Olds C a d illa c 272 1291 C A D I L L A C COUPE D l V IL L E S7.99S C a l M r Graves W ille tt Olds Cadillac. 222 1291 • TURKKY C A L L . Lynch Champion >19 272 4411 W A S H E R / D R Y C R . 1)90 for pa ir, used 4 month* Lawn r. 4)00 277 IM I 17 FT. Sea King alum inum |aa boat w ith IMP E s k i m otor. 4400. *99 Tamo moped. U M B o th e ic cond ition221 1991 111— Appliances / Furniture___ ■ NASS ECO. Qumn. . ortho m a ttre ** to t Stitt In boa. Cast >1000 Sell for >300 4714M1 J lT - Antiques / Collectibles D A YB ED. White Iron A b r e tt w /o rth o p e d ic m attresses A pap up trundle S till In boa Coif MOO Sell IJ00 174 4141 DOUBLE BOX SprMg M a rk e t* Soft Over 70 U Pick 441 • set LA R R Y’ S M A R T ... ffl-4 '1 1 • PISH TANK. Beautiful custom b u ilt Paid >400. very n k e condition Asking I '00 w /e c c o tto rW t 2211019______ FUTON AN D FRAM E Tw in (c h a ir) t'4 9 F u ll devotee!) 1199 Queen (ta le ) 42*9 FuMo FecM ry, 2224002 2909 W. A irp o rt Rl.Seaterd O LAM P. country dyted. b ra ts A wood beta w ith m ild o le tt thade SW m t M l __________ a SOFA. Wve seat and wtna rack c of f ee to b lo . o il o r p e r l 440/o 'te r ...................... 222 9091 or too Ot 407 W lim S t. • STOVE. EM etric V ery good condition 410 221 2022________ •T R A S H COMPACTOR. K el me M r. PortaMe or b u ilt M almond/biecfc Only 171 Celt 22t 902)________________ • WE S T E R N ST YL E LA M P . B u ll ham . Imported, bronre and real hern (bla ck), w /beige shade M u tt tee I t unique 140449 4l9t AC U N IT . 1204 BTU. 120 amp S 171 Eacallent candl tto n t.............................M l 1429 • STAR T R E K Enterprise "B lu e P rin ts” te l t) pages In pouch. 1971 edition, m int * n o tte r4 p m 272 4420 313— Auctions AUCTION SATURDAY, MARCH 14,27M IM e e te t Zoned S I J 219 French Ave. Sanford Hwy 17-91 a t lr d S I . I houses. 100 If frontage on 17 02. Use M r o th e r*, onhquv shop, craft confer 2 story 2 bd rm . from #, hardwood floors A lto 2 bdrm rental O w ner fin a n c in g possible, suggested startin g bid II00.VW 10% deposit on day ol auettor. Centery 21. AA C arnet Inc Marsha bon ne". Reader 222 11)4 J tm Skeen Auctioneer* l i censed Real E lla M Broker 1112 E. CaMnial D r. Or Unde 407 994 9797 000 471 t i l l AU4AB44 I U — T b Ie vision/ Radio / Stereo bCOLOK TV. t« w m . H IIION w /rem e M Older model, very ■ aaA I ian h 114 O H O good cf ao anXd Iitio 140 OBO 014 0441 2IS -B o a ts and Accessories , 1»5—Computers o CANOE 14 ft. F G e rg to tt. no -----— - -or ---------------m I i.m paddles c u tio n *s u4100 Fkm 22J 7440 21f-W anted to Buy I KM CWKA.HM. S W tM .. m t Instruction fo r h o m e /b u tin e tt Best p r k e t l Game* M ter lout Call 221 MM 117—Sporting Poods • H E A V T KAO. I t . . I * . ) E veriest New. never used 410 224 t i l l 1*1— Bulking Materials • FE NCE. a u M U a b . t r -brS O n »U knU . c ^ n » » w 1*3— Lawn 4 Oerden bO A R O E N M A N U E E F m l ! You haul 222 ga>2___________ r I o Tn o m o w e r . Snapper. • HP . M settle ettetg Like new l 4 7 i> .............................. m m * Its—Macblfitry/Tools CAR P IT C L B A N I N O EQ U IP M E N T Cat M i 901. I t In. buffer w itf g p c c o n d S I.4 ______________ FO R K L IF T TRUCKS. Used b u y t e l l r e n t l oose M a n y sues S 2 1IIM atk M r A i m / w k tn d l. M ike 904 7 M I0 H FO R K LIF T . C lark. IS00 M ca p acify Works good t'M Q _________CaW 111-1 M i________ O MOTOR. 1 horta. reworked M akooM er 272M R __O la it Non Ferrous Mole It K O K O M O _________ mmo I 231-G o o d Things to Eet S T R A W E E K K I K S U KI C K . M arts Jan I Ith . Hoops F arm 2991 Celery Ave Mon . Wed A Sal. Open 9AM B rin g own containers 221 7MS 223— Musical Merchandise • K E TK O A E D . T w n M u P tR . . 100 preset voices. I f rhythm s Reel tim e melody Like New 1100 f.rm 272 7911 223— Miscellaneous • CRAFT SUPPLIES, boe fu ll f o r SS 00 m o s t t f l l l I n packages 2101191__________ • E A ST E R BU NN Y W re ath . pasMI color for doors or homo S tl____________ 221 4097 FOR YOUR FUL L ER BRUSH PRODUCTS ca ll independent distribu tor 272 4194_________ •G A R D E N E R S planter baa Heavy duly m otel 4‘ X ft* Raised bottom floored tor drainage Good Mr bockpard g a r d e n , n u r s e r y or grtenhouse 471 OBO i l l M M 22*— Aviation AIRCRAFT RENTALS. ttn g M /m u lfl engine; flig h t In ttr o c tlo n , ground school p rlv a M 'ln tlrw m e n t A viation F lig h t Center*. ID O 111 20M 231-Cars NISSAN M A X IM A 1991. >11.991 low m lie s' C ali M r Graves W IIM tt O id t Cadillac. 272 2291 TAXI UP PAYMENTS NO M ON EY DOWN eecept la i. tag. HIM. etc 1999 CHEVY SP fC TR U M red. a k . tow m ile*, stereo. 1 s p e e d l O n l y 1119.I I p e r m onth' (SO montss « 1! 9% APR) Call M r Payne Courfeey Used Car*. 221 ) l f l AUTO INSURANCE* WORLD, who quotes lowest possible ra le *, needs help! 272 7292 O LO M O B ILY C A LA IS t l . e tc cond! 42.991 C all M r G rave* W i'M H Olds Cadt'U c, 272 1291 1979 sIviLLE Excellent con dltton A classic' 41.100 days. 994 I f f MOO OVO*. 9B4 709 9H4 1901 M E R C U R Y COUOAR R unt great, new Ik e s . S1.79S C all 222 0922 a lte r 4PM 1907 CHEVY Cavettor RS. Auto. AC. A M /F M Sharp' 12991 120 9999, Bey’ s Used Cars •4 PLYM O U TH VOYAOER LE E li r a Clean 41997* •4 M E R C U R Y O RAN M AR GUISE w leather. I owner, w only 71K m i 44991* 99 NISSAN SENTRA XE 4 dr . w /a ir. «>ly 20K m i 42991* 99 DODOS S P IR IT AC. Stereo 42991* tl 91 DO DOE SHADOW Convert tbies Awfo. AC. Stereo. 2 to choose Irom 14491* 99 OLDS CUTLASS Supreme W hile. 4 dr . Auto. AC 44991* 97 CHRYSLER LEBARON 4 d r . 10000 o rig in a l one owner m ile*, oulo. AC. Stereo 11991* 99 LEBARON CO NVERTIBLES 2 to choose from "F u n M the Sun” >1991* 49 DODOE DAKOTA Long bed topper. V4. auto. AC. Stereo. 40000 m iles >4991* •W ith 4)000 down or equity TAKE UP PAYMCNTS NO MONEY DOWN eecepl tea. lag titta .e tc 1911 T O Y O T A T E R C E L COUPE r«d. auto. a ir. power f le er in g, slereal ONLY 1119.94 per m eathl (4 t months m IE 9% A P R ) C a l M r Payne Courtesy Used Car*. I l l 7112 BU IC K R IV IE R A 1997. low m ile * ' 14.991 Call M r G rave* W llle fl Olds Cadillac. 272 2291 e PU BLIC AUTO AUCTION a E V E R Y TUES A FR I. 7:2t PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 92. Deyfena Baach _________ 904 2I1A2H_________ TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO M ON EY DOWN e ic e p l tae, lag. »i»le. etc 1917 P L Y M O U T H G R A N D F U RY 4 door, auto power steering and brakes. A M /F M stereo MUST SELLI ONLY 1119 49 per m enfh' 140 months • I I 9% APR I Can M r. Payne Courtesy Used Car*. 222 2122 TAKCUPPAYMENTS NO M ON EY DOWN eocopf tea. la g. title , e ft 19M DO DOE ARIES 4 door, a u la , p o w e r s te e rin g and b r a ke s, st ereo. E X T R A C L E A N O n ly S llt .4 9 p e r HIOMkl (49 months • I I 9% A P R ! Call M r Payne Ceurfeey Used C ar*. 0 2 2122 TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO M ON EY DOWN eacegf la i. la g. HIM. etc ISM PLYM O U TH R E LIA N T 4 door. aula, power steering and brakes, stereo. EX T RA CL EAN H i t e9 per m enth' (44 months 41 I I 9% APR) C all M r Payne Ceurfeey Used Car*. >217121 CADI LLAC COUPE D C V ILLE 19.991 C all M r G rave* W ilM tl (Xds C adillac. 272 2291 TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MON EY DOWN eecepl tee. lag. ItlM . etc 1997 FORO MUSTANG Auto, a i r . power s t eer i ng ond broke*. A M / F M ileroe I t l f 09 per m onth! (40 months « 14 9% APR) C a l M r Peyna Courtesy Used Car*. 22) 7122 ASKFORi ar David V. 322 1135 * •• FORO TAURUS. 4 door; *91 FO RD EX PLO RE R, ita n d a rd s h ill Both below book. 277 47M a lte r 7PM 233— Auto Parts / Acctstorits a PORSCHE R IM S I . New "IT T t i l um ____________________ • REESE H ITC H Rectever. V I groos w g l 4000 lbs tounge wgt 7101b* >11 2D M il • TIRES. Steel betted ra d ia l set Site 19149 R I I 722 A ll season Good Condition SW 11)9914 VW A IR COOLED BNOINES (1). S121 each or both fo r S221 _________C all 22) 1994________ *01 VW 14 diesel meter, totally rebuilt B e*' reasonable efler 111 7799 235-Trucks/ ~ Buses / Vans Sanford Motor Ca 1904 NISSAN PICK UP 4X4. -A/C. ft speed low mites l i L m or best offer I C all 222 4IB2 VI O ATSU N P ic k U p . w/ 79 Chevy Vft and T 2S0 Nans A lum tapper New tk e * . good body |40> 224)991__________ 77 FO RD H T O N F9ck op. For sale, needs work tm CaB Becky 2WIS44 44 M ACK Trucks. Siake bed* l r el fe rs . esc condition 211 0*04 4 wk snds.ea* 714199S 23*- Motorcycles end Bikes 1992 KAW ASAKI K Z M black. 2 . m a n g in a l mllee Eacellent condition 1 >900 Call 2)4 9979 241— Rtcrtafkmjl V p b lc lf / Camptrs MUST SE LL 1992 Vagabond F u lly keif cenlatrwd. 27 ft t i l d e out, a i r . aw ning, w a th e r /d r y e r . dishw ash er, stereo, m any oatras W ill lake sm aller trad er on trade or best o ffe r H I QUO__________ RV RE NTA L lets. 1141 m o Incl water, sewer A garbage Park Ave M ekils F%. 222 1441 111— Appliances / Furniture • B E V E L E D M IBRO R. 2 tec lions v /M o M o r of Pearl 44" W X 42** M >71 221 2717 B J’ S RESALE Buy and Sell fu rn itu re A collect fete* For ta la , dell collection 2414 S P ark D r C all 221 7040________ • C A PTA IN S B I O Complete set >71222 »>4_____________ • COUCH, mr. carded M ature, sand beige, good t e n d . needs sam e spot s c le a n e d >70 Evening* 2)1 4141 R E G A TTA SHORES ApAaTftKMTS M a Iies Y o ur LiviNG E as Ier ! 1 and 2 Bedroom Rental* Available — Charge it. * ^ 4 2 3 Inqulro About Our We now accept MasterCard and Visa. m a w . Semlnoie Blvd. Hwy. 17-t3, Sanford Country Lake Apis. REG ATTA 330-5204 O n lo b * M o m . raw SHORES 323-2628 rmi S a n fo r d trade TAKEUP FAYMfNTS NO MONEY DOWN eacepi i n . lag. fine, etc 1994 EAOLE PR E M IE R 4 door. awfo. a k . power w in dews, stereo casteIM ONLY 1119.94 per m onth' (49 m onths • I f 9% APR) C a l M r Payne Courtesy Used C a ry m 7171 1 4 3 -Duplex For Salt • AN T I Q U E OEESSEB. t draw er, solid aak S71 227 0074 • ANTIQUE CHURCH PEW. 10 h ell Pine I '00. or trade for antique* l i t 1207___________ Red. Auto. PLYM O U TH VOYAOER Bluo. I passenger. Auto. AC 42491* SANFORO D U PLEX. I bdrm ea ch . 0—4 neighborhood finance I74 9M4 •la Oif Mill Tmt> EXCHANG E OR SE LL your property located anywhere I In v e tlo rt Realty, 479 N X • ■EAOLE m i x d o o s . 1 female I tpeyed. I young Perfect tor child re n ' VERY LO VING Call m orning only I A tk te r M a ry, 2120491_______ F R E E OOO TR A IN IN G ! F ind out Mow Inner Dog Training COM 174-1104________ M A L U n O DUCKS. M .W A l o m a l o . b r a a d o r t D o m e ttka to d Tamo ttO each 120-1111 OT 229-2100 • LO V E LY . LO VELY F orm al d r e t t l L a v e n d e r Si t e 5 Brldetmeltf/Prom drett Worn I tim e ' Ruffled sleeve*, long tra in w bow ot back b od y f i t w h e a rt shaped neckline Peid over *200 Sac r lt k o for ftlOO C a l or tv m tg anytim e m 1947 & i / l l 'M NEAR 14 S ocret. established Fern Form b u tin e tt w tm 4/1. pool, ptut Orange City water. W ot 1224.000 now 1199.000 M oadym on‘ 1 n ig h tm a re ! 4/2. owner financing 119,900 Lo o m Pure ho m f / t block. 424.900 Owner holding 231— Cars 20f— Wtarlnq Apptrtl P f llll A Rf !H OSRrt RNf W alk to Ptnocrott Elemenfo r y J b drm . la rgo 'enced y o r d . 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I bom OwRI, te rn pore hot Yord M o lt me I 120 n i l T H IS K IT ’N’ CA RLY LE® by U rry WHght H e r a ld �SB - Sanlord Harold. Snnlord. Florida - Thursday, March 12. 1992 by Chic Young by Chariot M. Schult PEANUTS a l l r i o h t i f y o u 'r e 6 0 i n 6 TO B E S T A Y IN G H E R E F O R A FEW PA YS I SH O U LP KNO W YOUR F E E P IN 6 SC H E D U L E ... i I W O N D ER IF YOU P R E F E R E A T IN G IN THE MORNING. A T N O O N O R A T N IG H T... 1 2f$n 4 " ^ by Howio Schntldor EEK A MEEK Is a restricted diet truly the way to go? D E A R D R . O O T T t My husband has dlvertlculosls and a hiatal hernia. Whal foods should he eat. and which ones should be avoided? D E A R R E A D E R l Opinion varies about which. If any. foods should be avoided by people with these conditions. Dlvertlculosls. the n|(c-rclatrd appearance of small saccular outpourhlngs In the Intestinal lining. Is common and usually causes no sym ptom s.. Some practitioners advise patients to avoid roughage, spices and foods with Indigestible seeds. However, a consensus Is far from unanimous that these p r o h ib it io n s w ill p r e v e n t dlvertlculosls from becoming Infected (diverticulitis), which ran cause severe abdominal pain and. sometimes, bleeding. Many doctors suggest that patients limit their dietary In­ take of fruit — such as raspber­ ries. blackberries, strawberries and the like — that contains small seeds: this prohibition also Includes Jams (but not Jellies). In my practice, I haven't observed much of a difference between patients who are cautious about seeds and those who aren't. To give you further Information. I am sending you a free copy of my Health Report "Diverticular Disease." Other readers who would like a copy of this report should send 91.25 plus a long, s e l f - a d d r e s s e d , s ta m p e d envelope to P.O. I lax 91369. Cleveland. OH 44101-3360. Hr sure to mention the tltle(s). Hiatal hernia, on the other hand, may respond to some dietary restrictions. In this con­ dition. thrre Is a weakness of the diaphragm atic ring through which the esophagus passes. Sometimes this weakness Is so pronounced that a portion of the stomach herniates (becomes displaced) Into the rhest cavity. Hiatal hernia often leads to heartburn and bloating because, without the protective action of the diaphragmatic ring, gastric MEDICINE Juice and addle gastric contents can backwash up Into the esophagus. Termed "reflu x ." this pain may respond to dietary m o d ific a tio n : a vo id a n ce o f alcohol, caffeine and spices. Also, patients with hiatal hemta should not He down after eating or eat loo much, as these behaviors can aggravate reflux. IVralstlng heartburn can usually ACROSS t Speeder's sound • Clamps 11 Lets 13 Unoccupied 14 Wall childlsNy 15 Naw York lake 16 Curvy lettar 17 Kanatas 19 Pull 20 Porch 22 Ootoras — Mo 23 Actor — Calhoun 24 Usa scissors on 24 Tans In office 26 Auto trial 30. 32 33 36 39 Stitch Shasp's coal Beams Defeat soundly 40 Range of wtedge 42 Longs (si.) 44 Vetch 45 Haitian magic 47 Statute 46 Irritate 50 Nervous — 52 Ancient 53 Astray 54 — Doone 55 Brief DOWN 1 Ballots 2 Parches 3 Having a od chance wds.) tyoung 5 Thaw PETER GOTT.M.D. be controlled with antacids or medicines, such ns Axld. which reduce the formation of gastric acid. Answer le Prevleue Pusite JU L1 .JUUEJ.J tJLilLLI U U H JJJil LIULJ U U U U U L JIJL IL I U lU U □ LJIJL1L1 IJL H IL IU LJ[JU L1LIUU llU U L J L h J U U U U U U LILIU U ILJJJIJ U U U U J 11LI I I U l l l J U U LJU (J U llL iU U L1LKJULIU □U U U ULJU JUUJkJU JJ11LI LIU L IlS ll U IU L IIIU L JU U U UULJ uuci E UJLJU U u r .n iM ii UUU ’ ir.iin 10 Theatrical 12 drain 13 Returns (bal) 16 Allow to 21 Shoelace tip 23 Airstrip 25 Cover srlth asphalt 2 7 ----- do-well 29 Place of 6 Moving vehicles 7 Arctic eipensa 6 Deckhand 6 Tolerate r 33 Precede 34 Sheen 35 Wide shoe else 37 Showtar 36 Slow animals 39 Pertaining to a kidney 41 Zola heroin# 43 Scendtaavtan 45 Cooking pot 46 Uft 46 Weight 81 — of the tend WIN AT Yesterday's column featured Andy Robson's Hols Bridge Tip. Robson was a l » center stage In Terence Reese's tip. As Reese says, there ure many situations In which the declarer has to "take a view " on the second round of a suit. In this area both sides have opportunities for clever play. Cover the East-West cards In the diagram. Against your con­ tract of three no-trump. West leads the spade six: 10. three, two. You play a diamond to your king, which holds, and ntn the club nine, losing to East's 10. Hack comes a s|xide. your queen losing to West's king. He returns Ihe spade Jack In your ace. How do you continue? After winning with the spade uce. Robson led u elub and. when West played the three, went up with Ihe are. dropping East's king. Now Robson had nine tricks: two spades, three hearts, one diamond and three clubs. Why didn't Robson finesse d u m m y 's clu b q u een ? He applied the Principle o f Re­ stricted Choice. If East had thr ,J- 10 doublctan o f clubs, hr might have won the first round of the suit with thr Jack rather than the 10. Ills winning with the 10 suggested that Ills choice was restricted: that he didn't have Ihe Jack. Also. Robson knew that a 3 2 split was much more likely than 4-1. so he decided not to play East for a singleton 10. Titus he put up dummy's ace to drop Ihe king. Good play, but West missed an opportunity. On the second club lead, he should have played Ihe Jack. Then declarer would have placed him with K-J-2 of rlulrs nnd would surely have finessed, going two or three down. Readers are Invited to send card-play questions to Phillip Alder. In care of this newspaper. They cun be answrrrd only through the column. By Bernlcs Beds Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY March 1 3 .1992 Through the use of your Imag­ ination. Ingenuity and resource­ fulness. advancement In your chosen field of endeavor Is likely In ihe year ahead. You're the one w h o can bu ild Ih e b e lte r mousetrap. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20| A friend who Is altrudy Indebted to you might make demands on you aguln today. If you do anything further for this |>ul. consider tt charily rather than a loan. Get u Jump on life by understanding the Influences governing you In the year ahead. Send for Pisces' Astro-Graph predictions today by mailing S I . 25 p lu s a lu n g , s e lladdressed, stamped envelope to AstroGraph. c/o this nrwspaprr. P.O. Box OI42H. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Hr sure to slate your rod lac sign. ARIES IMarch 2 1 April III) Guard against thr Inclination today to anticipate the outcome of events In a negative manner. Tilts could cause you to use tactics that are both too cautious and loo Ineffective. TAURUS (April 20 May 20) People you have dealings with today might not be as forthright as you arc. To Ire on the safe side. If they're relaying critical Information, have them confirm their facts. OEM W I (May 21-Junc 20) If conducting business with u strange firm today, lie especially careful. If Ihla organization Is not prepared to stand by Its products 100 percent, don't buy anything. CANCER (June 2 1Ju ly 221 If you are wishy-washy today, your progress will hr Impeded. In­ stead of making dcflnltr de­ cisions. you're likely to focus on non-easenttal alternatives LEO (July 23 Aug. 22) Mukr It a point today to steer clear of petty office politics. All associate who specializes In Intrigue might try to gel you Involved. VIROO (Aug 23-Sept. 221 Even though there might br justification for the remarks, take all com|illmrnts with a grain of salt today. You're very susceptible to llattrry. of which a devknis manipulator Is aware. (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A bit ol bravado might be culled lor today — If you find yourself In u competitive development. Don't reveal any arlf-doubts to your op|Misltlon. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Associates urrn't upl to Itavr faith In your concepts today — especially If they sense you're not really told car them yourself. Yrtu must Irelieve In what you espouse. 8AOITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec. 21) Someone who consistently mismanages resources might look to you us a benrfurlur today. Let. this Individual know you're no one's sugar daddy. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Ill) A partnership you're In­ volved In might lie more ol u liability that un asset today. If thrre Isn't harmony of purpose, alliances won't work. AQUARIUS (.Ian. 20 Feb. Iff) Generally s|K-aklng. you cun lu­ rched on to tnuiuige your end ol thr rrs|>anslbllHICB. However, today you might Insist on tiring the rrrlplrnl Instead of thr server. (C IIU 0 2 . N E W S PA PE R EN­ TERPRISE ASSN. B y P h illip A ld e r * D IU U U A A ' by Jimmy Johnson ARLO AND JANIS DOUTYOllf iau o t rcuwcJfcroa \ l YUUUG'YDO VAUJT WjOWWftUM/YUUWi' ^ __- j j YOUMART \ YtlULXj, t 8S&J by Bob Thsvst WAV? Y ° ° N O T ic fP TH AT W l f M C O W ff/ S V G H T tW ITS BELT. taxpayers' W s P ug o u t ? 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S a n f o r d H e r a ld S e r v in g S a n fo r d , L a k e M a ry a n d S e m in o le C o u n t y s in c e 1 9 0 8 84th Year, No. 172 - Santord, Florida NEW S D IG E S T C ity e x p a n d s re c re a tio n By NICK P F E IF A U F Horald Stall Writer INSIDE □ Leisure TV, weekend guide The week's television listing. Including a s|M)rts calendar, plus a compilation of events and activities In and around the Santord and laikc Mary areas. See Leisure Magazine □ S ports SANF'OKD — Expansion ol Sanford's City Recreation program Is underway. The City’s Parks and Recreation Department has already started using Ihe gym area al the Salvatlon Army facility In Sanford. 700 W 24th Sired, for allcr-scluMil programs. "Our program expansion Is now even though we haven't received official approval yet." Parks and Director Mike Klrhv said Thursday. "W e have been relatively certain underway, the signed Recreation that there wouldn't Ik-any problem." Sanford Salvation Army Capl. Gary Dergen said he has now lu-en untitled fry the Southeast Corporate Headquarters In Atlanta that the agreement has been approved and signed. "The only dlflleully lor Ihe past several months has been lunnellng Inlomiallon between Sanford. Tampa and Atlanta, before everyone finally knew exactly what the proposal wasahout." Capl. Dergen said he expected lo gel Ihe signed dix-iimenl In the mall within a few more days. Kirby, meanwhile, has already started the aftcr-sehool volleyball leagues "W illie we have most ol our plans set for summer aellvltlcx," Klrhv said, "w e can really gel rolling once wo recelve l he official approval." The City Recreation will continue after-school programs at the Salvation Army facility uuill the end of the present school term, then ts-gln a lull series id summertime activities during the non-school months As pari of the agreement. Ihe Cllv hart agreed lo re-stripe Ihe gymnasium fliKir al Ihe facility "W e have that planned for next year." Kirby said. The striping w ill tie for both volleyball and basketball An additional pari of the agreement calls lor the City lo pay the Salvation Army to help In Ihe costs ol the building. The City has agreed lo pay 25 percent of the Janitorial services, and 50 See Recreation. Page 5A SAC in a three-way tie SANFOKI) — The softball teams from Lake Mary. laike Howell and Lyman high sehisd's all won Thursday to keep the Seminole Athletic Conference In a three-way lie for the lop spot. Sec Page II) Women’s Center dedicated □ People Investing in Girl Scouts Mrs. Polk backs sheriff opponent She says husband reg retted favoring E slin g er over M o rse Girl Scouts urr Involved In timely Issues, from aiding needy to addressing environmental concerns. See Page 31) ■ ■■ By J . MARK BARFIELD Herald Stall Writer__________________ □ Local Kids and critters SANFORD — The widow ol ihe late Seminole County Sherllf John I'ulk. and their Iwn children, have endorsed sln-rlll's candidate Harvey Morse, saying Polk said he made a "m istake" in recommending CCIII chid Don Lsllugcr In succeed him "I know you will make a line sherlll. as John olten said, one that Ihe people can lie proud ol." wrote Dolllc Polk In a Idler lo Morse dated March II. " It Is my Iio |k - that all ol John's many loval s u p p o r t e r s will Join with nit- and our family In endorsing you to become sherlll " Dottle Polk could not tic reached for comment Her two children Cheryl and John. I kii Ii said on In two separate events, area youngsters learned about some of the creatures that share the earth with tliem. See Page 9D □ Flo rid a Redistricting plan collapses A House-Senate deal on legislative redlslrietlug collapsed yesterday, (lossthly aliening Seminole County. See Page 3A BRIEFS Spring (estival tomorrow TlmrLil id tlithat >1 klin I mil Thursday shealt. did not ll'lkll wisht lo make a public statement oIkiiii the endorsement. "W e are making litis endorsement tierausc ol his Integrity and Ills professionalism tar outweighs lli.it ol anyone else In Ihe county." said "John Jr." as he Is known Morse said he was extremely pleased with the endorsement. "It s a great letter." Marne said "I bad no Idea II was coming IK-Iore John Jr. delivered It tills week " Eslinger. who Is in Uuuullco. Vn. In an Fill (raining academy, did noi rest urn phone requests lor an in lervlew. John Jr. said Ihe folk I.unity was courted hy other sherlll's eaiulldales Iml not Morse. John Jr said luSee Sheriff. Page SA SANFORD — The Wilson Ek-inenlary School Parent-Teacher Association Il’TAl will Ik- host­ ing a spring festival and a walk a lhon to raise money for the school tomorrow. The Intllval util kick oil ut I I am . and last until 3 l».in. It will take place at the sehiKil. 1)85 Orange 111vd . Sanford. S a n fo rd c o p ca pta in w a n ts to be sheriff In addition to carnival Iikh I s. there will I kgaines. a cake walk, a baseball throw, an animal l.ur and a ring loss. There also will Ik- u crall sale with homemade Items created hy members ol the school's stall and hy the IM A. By J . MARK BARFIELD Herald Stall Writer Principal Terry Katiiiu has promised to don prison stripes and Ik- the llrst to Ik- thrown In |all In an elfort to raise money while |K-ople hid lo bail him out From noon to 2 p in there will he a Walk a Thun on Ihe school truck P.utlelpuiils will raise money hy gathering s|>>nsors who w ill pay them a certain amount lor each lap walked. l o tliul out mote, call Ihe school at 322 2254 Youths blast off R-U-Sur revival SANFORD — The third annual Youth lllast. sponsored hy the First Itaptisl ('hurt'll ol Sanford, w ill begin al II a m at Ft Mellon Park on Saturday The community wide harl>ecue will iM-gln around I I a in and last until Ihe end of Ihe event al 5 p m On Ihe menu lor Ihe harlM-ruc Is t lilt keu. cole slaw . Itakctl tiealls, a roll and a drink Tile cost Is $1 75 lor adults anti $1 25 lor children under I he age of 12 Diners can save 50 cents per ticket by purchasing th em In advance al the church. 511) Park Ave In Santord. or from any m emlK-r of the church's youth group A variety ol activities ranging Irom a magic show hy Tommy Johns lo a clown troop Irom Sunlandn llaplls! Church will Ik- going on ihroiighout the tLiy around the |tirk I lie Youth I (List Is a prelude to Ihe Flrsl llapllst Church's lourth annual youth revival INDEX .8-1 OB Movlas............ .......an Police.............. Deaths.............. .......9A Religion.......... Dr. Qott............. Editorial............ .......4A Woathor.......... Florida................ Slight warming trend Mnsilv cloudy with a high In the low to ill l if lit is W Ind northwest al 1015 mph For more weather, sss Page 2A TFT Ph»l« kf t Mot Ip — i A ribbon cutting for the new Women's Center at HCA Central Florida Regional Hospital, Santord. was held Thursday evonlng Roy Vinson, loft, administrator ol Ihe hospital, Poggy Taylor, head nurse ol the new center and Dr Earl Weldon, light, president ot Seminole Community College olllclally wolcomed stall members, guosts and Inends ol the hospital to walk through tho facility. The public is Invited to visit the now addition on Saturday Irom 10 a m 10 1 p m SANFORD — Veteran Sanford pollt-em an C h a rle s F agan Is expected lo join Ihe alreadyrrowded held ol sherlH's candidates early next week F'agatl. 55. said he ex|K-i Is lo llle Ills campaign flnanee documents wllh Ihe county elections office early next week to iH-gln his Demo­ cratic hid lor sherlll. which pays £82.703 annually. Fagan declined lo discuss Ills reasons lor seeking ihe office Thursday, saying lie preferred to wall until olheluily beginning tils campaign "I s|Mikc With several people to make sure Hits was uliat I wauled lo do." said Fagan F'agatl lias served tile Sautnid police department tor 28 years iollnulng >i 5 1w e a r stmt as deputy 3 Capl. Charles Fagan with Ihe Seminole County SherllTs Department. Hi- began Ills city IHiltcc career as a road nllti -or lK-lore working tils way up through ihe ranks as d e te e llv e . d e te c tiv e sergeant and deteellve captain lbalsn represented the cllv oil the lederal drug i-nfon-emeiit team lor 6 Vi years See Candidate, Page 5A YMCA offers screening for kids’ fitness By V IC KI DatOR M IE R Horald Statt Wrilor LAKE MARY — From iiiniii iiii III 2 .p in . on Saturday. Ihe Seminole County YMCA will Ik- ottering a variety ol activities to help promnlr health awareness and healthy urllvtiles fur youngsters The YMCA will tv ottering tree medical and Illness scrcenlngt for children ages 5 lo 12 Keith C asrlm an. com m u n ity programs director at the YMCA. sail) that arrangements have I h-cu made lor Dr Tom Finn, a |nidia(rlat. to cheek loot Illness, lor Dr Steven Ihicblrlder. a dentist to lake a looks al ihe conditions ol little persons' mouths and lor Dr. David Darrow. a chiropractic physician, to check lor Isir k problems "W r also Iiojh* lo have an rye specialist nut lo scn-eii lor any rye problems." said Casrlman Casrlman suit Hut the duettos will not I k- doing Indrpth examina­ tions lull w ill Ik- dirt king lo see II there are any problems lor which Ihr youngster should Ik- taken lo a doctor There w ill aim Ik- inloruiallori on Sec Fitness. Page 9A NffM RtOlObf ChAftM0«*«« Dancers in ihe chorus lino of Ihe extravaganza practiced Ihelr steps during e dress rehearsal recently. Ballet guild introduces Lilly By L A C Y DOMEN Herald People Edilor SANFORD — Lilly Chantilly is quiir a gal You • -in merl her this weekend The Dallrt Guild ol Sanford/Srmlnnlr will present III* third lullet rxlravagan/a in Its "D iddy" irllogv " I hr- Lite and lim es ol Lilly Chantilly.' Saturday night, al 7 30 p m . and Sunday alb muon al 3 p m Itolh |K-rfonn.UH-rs will Ik- staged In Ihe Lake Marv High St hool audliorlum Tills Is tnggfi than I lit other iwo We've had Hu momentum ol Hu- oilier two Ih-Ii Iiii I us hul tills is Hu See Guild. Page 9A -.x, E SA N FO R D HERALD FOR T H E B E S T L O C A L NEW S C O V E R A G E . Call 3 2 2 -2 �aA - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, March 13, 1002 NEWS FROM TH E REGION AND ACROSS TH E S T A T E FLORIDA BRIEFS /'v^ :-v xw- Redistricting plan back to House ;'n- K By CURT ANDERSON Associated Press Writer M o th e r g o e s on trial In abuse death MIAMI — The mother of 3-year-old "Baby Lotllpopa." whose battered corpse was found more than a year ago, neglected and repeatedly abused the child before killing him with a baseball lull, prosecutors said. Ana Cardona, a coca Inc-addicted mother of at least four children, went on trial Thursday on murder and aggravated child abuse charges In the death o f Lazaro Figueroa. In opening nrgumenls, the defense agreed that Cardona might be negligent, negll but blamed the abuse on her former lover, u former nuto-parta clerk who will avoid a possible death sentence In exchange for her testimony, "W ho Is responsible for this evil? Well, In this case, evil has a name. Olivia Gonzalez-Mendoza. the lover and llve-ln room­ mate of the defendant for 18 months." said defense attorney Hon Galnor. Dean W in e r's g ra n d so n Indictad WEST CALM BEACH — The grandson of Investment giant Dean Witter knew the risks were high when he allegedly engaged In a complex money-laundering scheme along with five others, court documents say. David Witter, a Palm Beach Oardens investment broker, at one point told undercover agents posing as drug dealers that he "couldn't be near the cash" because o f his family name and t tie Importance o f protecting hla buslne His attorney. Richard Lubln, has said hla client may be the victim o f entrapment tn the federal atlng operation known as Operation Pinstripe. W ilier and four others charged In the alleged scheme were scheduled for arraignment today, while a fifth co-defendant made his Initial court appearance Thursday. ^W hy don’t we send it back to the House and let t h e m c l e a n it up themselves | TALLAHASSEE — The Florida House today musl pick up the pieces or a legislative rcdlatrictlng plan fractured by Ihc state Senate. "W hy don't we send II back to the House and let them clean It up themselves?" said Sen. Jeanne Malchon. D-St. Petersburg, alter a House-Senate deal on new maps collapsed Thursday night. Senators voted 25-15 fora Senate map but defeated another that had been crafted as a compromise for the House on a 21-19 vote. After attaching a House map opposed by Democratic leaders, the overall Joint resoluI Ion (If JR 2491) passed 29-11. Negotiations all __ also dragged along on how to draw 23 new U.S. House o f Re prosen tat Ives seats. Florida’s delegation Is getting four new seats because o f populationi growth growth. Rep. Bollcy Johnson, chairman of the House Rules and Calendar Committee, said the chances of both plans passing In time for today's scheduled adjournment appeared slim. -S o t . Jaanna Malchon, D-8 t. Pataraburg “ t think we'll have the votes to pass a plan," said Johnson. D-Mllton. “ To beat the clock Is another matter." The Legislature Intends to return for a special session March 23 to deal with redistricting and other unfinished business. The game plan Thursday was for the Senate to send both proposals to the House, where Democratic leaders said they'd be approved. But the Senate failed to approve the House compromise map, sending In­ stead a Republican version the lower chamber's leaders do not support. The compromise state House redlstrictlng map carves out 13 black scats and nine for Hispanic*, which represents two more Latin districts In Dade County than n previous plan. Senators, however, rejected the House map on a 21-19 vole because Sens. Winston "B u d" Gardner. D-Tttusvllle. and Patsy Kurth. D-Malabar, objected to the configura­ tion In Brevard County. "It Just didn't make any sense.” Gardner said. Efforts to patch up the deal foundered partly because Sen. Qullllan Yancey, DLakeland. went to dinner after misunder­ standing when the Senate would return. He made tt back an hour and a half late. left to the House was the task of attaching the compromise map and Its minority districts to the legislative resolution. The compromise Senate plan that did manage to pass has three black districts — up from two tn an earlier version — and three Hispanic. One o f those districts would force Incumbent Sen. Eleanor Wctnstock. D-t’alm Beach, Into a black area against Rep. Bill Clark of Lauderdale Lakes, who wants to run for the Senate. First greders at Goldsboro Elsmenlary School entertained school chums, friends and family with ‘Olhsr Lands In­ ternational Bazaar' Thursday. Claaaea ahared what waa Issmsd about Spain, Africa, Msxlco, England, Japan and China. Im p a a ch m sn t resolution fllsd TALLAHASSEE — A Republican lawmaker filed a resolution Thursday seeking Impeachment o f Florida's banking regulator, claiming Comptroller Gerald Lewis accepted campaign cash to overlook deep problems at falling Institutions. Rep. Jeff iiuenlnk. R-Clearwater, said hla resolution detailed u "pay to play" pattern In which Lewis took political contributions from bankers and then neglected to act property despite evidence of mismanagement at colillapslng laps! institutions, " I f a man's house bums down, he had an acclde accident. When the second house bums, he Is unlucky," Huenlnk said. "B y the time his fifth or sixth house catches fire, a clear pattern has emerged." Nm M P M s kf «. Stalk Ssaai Te e n charged FORT MYERS — A 15-year-old has been charged with taking l>art In the abduction last month of three teen-agers, two of whom were murdered. Ashley Usher of Lehigh Acres waa charged Wednesday with Nathan ihrre counls o f kidnapping In the Feb. 9 abductions of Nal _______________________ I_____ Goldsbcrry. 13. Irish Mullins. 15. and Chris Stricklin., 14. all of Lehigh Acres. . , Robert Kay. 24. is Jailed without bond on charges he shot Goldsbcrry and Mullins to death. Stricklin also waa shot, but he survived. First graders under the direction el Mrs. Whitney, there a Mexican experience. From Associated Proa* reports M iracle e x p la in e d ? DM . High winds may have parted Red Sea for Moses Associated Frese TALLAHASSEE - While the biblical account of Mo m ' parting of the Red Sea la often deemed a miracle, two researchers have decided that high winds could have caused the phenomenon. After crossing through the parted water*, the Bible says, the Israelites wandered through the desert Tor 40 years before reaching Mount Sinai, where God gave Moces the Ten Commandments. The study released Thursday said weather conditions In that pari o f the world could have hern responsible. The study was authored Doron Nof. a profei ol oceanography at Florida Slate, ana Nathan I’uldor. an associate professor of atmospheric sciences at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and u visiting scholar at the University of Rhode Island. "W e're not making s Judgment on whether this event took place." said Nof. whose finding Is to be published In this month's Issue o f the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society. "W e're lust saying that the winds in that area could produce such an event. " Believer* can find the presence and existence LOTT BUY N j| M IA M I - H e re e re th e winning numbere selected Thursday In the Florida Lottery: of God In the creation of the wind. Just as they find It in the establishment of a miracle," said Nof. "This area la unique geographically because It la very long and extremely shallow." Nof said. "Because of that, the wind can lift a lot of water. It's like blowing acroaa the top o f a cup o f coffee. The coffee blows from one end o f the cup to the other." The researchers calculated that a 40 mph wind blowing for 10 to 12 hours could push the gulf water s mile from the original shoreline and cause a sea level drop of about 10 feet. They said such a drop at the shallow north end o f the gulf could allow crossing on fool. The study's calculation* also can explain the biblical account of the sea swallowing up the Egyptian soldiers tn pursuit. "When the wind relaxes, obviously this water I* going to slash back." Nof said. "Our calculations estimate It would slash back ut about 12 feet per second. You could not escape that. The entire area would be reflooded in a matter of minutes." Many scholars believe this site, near the to* n of Suez and north o f the Red Sea proper, was where the Israelites escaped from Egypt Into Canaan. b -m Play 4 O-T-B-B Km\ Hwy.lT-et, • ut-: »os m a in a i ____ _ _ la TNI SANPOND H i HALO, P OL Bat 1SST. CanSard. FL U7TS-IM7. (tM* A Bunds*} u — - A ..i — a li.t i IOTPIBsI BBMI _________ l i m • tfo*dft I Toot * w * (* 7 ) W N 11 TAMPA - It Is widely believed that manatee* are hit by boats because they’re alow and stupid. Some scientists are speculating, however, that the lumbering sea cows simply can't hear oncom­ ing boats. If a two-year study at Lowry Park Zoo proves the theory, U could lead to a technological solution to such collisions — the m anatee’ s leading cause of human-related death. "W e have manatees with 12 or 13 hlta." Ed Oersteln. director of marine mammal research at Florida A tlan tic U niversity. "A fter they've been hit one. two or three times, why don't they team to evade boats?" O e rs te ln aald p r e v a ilin g dogma that manatees are slow and dim-witted is Juat not true. T e s ta h a v e c lo c k e d som e manatees exploding through the water at 22 reel per second, and they are considered nearly as trainable as dolphins. "There has to be something else going on." Gersleln said, adding that might be an Inability to hear. To find out. Oersteln and Geoffrey Patton, senior biologist at Mote Marine Laboratory In Sarasota, devised a two-phase study on a pair of manatee* that have weathered numerous bout collisions. The first phase Involves a series of hearing experiments, and If they Indicate boat noise l* outside manatee hearing range, the scientists will move to phase two: development o f an acoustic warning device for boats that manatees can hear. The hearing testa are similar ,»! 1 Today: Mostly cloudy with e high In the low to mid 60 s. wind northwest at 10-15 mph. Tonight: Mostly clear and cool. Low la the low to mid 40a. Light north wind. Saturday: Mostly sunny. Hlglh near 70. Wind ........ norths to 10mph. Extended forecast: Mostly fair Sunday end Monday. Partly doudy Tuesday. Lows near 50 Sunday end Monday and In the lower 50a Tuesday. Illgha In the 70s. Friday. March 13. 1002 vot ea. no iF2 O W M MhrSad Owes*, tassel IM ia iS r t la lH M IM S . tn* I M S Franc* A m . SanitaS, n a urn Scientists wojndQr jLJymbering manatees hear boats approach to human hearing teats, but manatees can't Just raise a flipper when they hear a tone. Instead, they must be trained lo push a pair of paddles. If the manatee hears a lone, he presses one paddle: If not. he presses the other. Once the manatees make the paddle connection, the sciential* lest their range pf hearing by playing tones of varying fre­ quencies and volumes llirmigh an underwater speaker. "W e get the liaslr science ftrsi, then we can get creative once <-,r have Ihc facts." Pulton said. "W e have u chance to find technological solutions lo the problem." S o lu tio n s c o u ld In c lu d e modifications to boal motors so they would emit sounds at frequencies In manatee range. THE W EATHER | i l s M w a m » ir C eeh S Third grader Matthew Lowery, O.enjoya the performance. K M ftft M * U M M II ftft n u ft) ftl u as M u 4) H M 41 u 4) 47 <1 W « 44 M 44 4ft ftft so T w *P \ P \ ---------- * PROMT Maly cMy BS-4B SATURDAY PUyeM y 70-18 m SUNDAY PUyeMy 70-B8 SOL UMAR TABLE: Min. 1:05 PU LL LAST March IB March SB A p rils e.m.. 1:25 p.m.; MaJ. 7:15 e.m., “7:45 p.m. TID E S: Deytena high*. 3:30 a.m.. 3:57 p.m.; Iowa. B:S7 a.m.. 10.06 R.m.i € Now Sm yrna Beechi igh*. 3:35 e.m.. 4:02 p.m.: low*. 1002 a m.. 10:11 p.m.: Cacao Beech: highs. 3:50 a.m.. 4:17 p.m.; low*. 10:17 a.m.. 10:26 p.m. IS •1 T T D eytena Bench) Waves are I foot with a slight chop. Current Is to the south with a water temperature of 64 degrees. New Sm yrna Beechi Wave* 14 to I fool and semi choppy. Current Is slightly to the south with a water temperature of 64 degrees. " ■ MONDAY PUyeMy 70-88 IE T 1-h * •? I® a3 f Tmw*rafw*s MdKata a n * * day's O an D*r*n*Bn*c* Ft U mFBmc* Fart Ml*r* 1j jlifi.ills 1lUMelBBM JOtfcllftvUIO KeyWed LB**** MiMi FwmiU tn w u TbIldus— Tame* Vefi imB © It A a g u e tin el ii e J n p lter Is le t Tonight: Wind northwest lo north 10 to IS knots. Seas 2 lo 4 feet. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop. Saturday: Wind north 10 kta becoming variable leaa than 10 knots. Seas 1 lo 2 feet. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. * M f*an * M M Fillau lo lp m FIT on HI La Prc Ot»k ~ N Anchorago 1* )l 04 cdy ---------- 1 Attftnta II N cdy Arunhc City 4) H ck •dihmort 44 U th TUESDAY ftilHAft 47 It clr PUyeMy 70-83 ! Bwmlnfhnm M n Cdf iltmartfc 4] V II cdy 44 14 cdy U It c*r fturllngton.Vl 11 i) 17 cdy Chartottorv ! C M 44 ck The high tem perature In Sanford Thursday was 53 de­ grees and the overnight low was 46 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 9 a.m. Friday, totalled. 16 of an Inch. The temperature at 9 a.m. today waa 55 degrees and Friday's early morning low was 48, as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: □Thsrsday'e high..............8 5 □Barom etric preemue.3O.0 7 n Relative Hum idity....7 7 pet DBleltMMM.*.M«.»WMt B mph C R alnfalL...........O S of an in. □Today'a eanset.....8 :3 3 p.m. □Tem M rnw 'e ounrtss«..*Si8 7 c w m m s vs C W W I. H c Cft*r*w c»K*e* C M IM U im M IC Concord. 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Mall. 48. both of 305 I’nlin Springs Dr., were both charged with domestic violence nt their home at about 8:30 p.m. Linda Mall told drpullrs her husband kicked her buttocks and knocked pots off Ihc stove, arrest reports state. Linda Mall said during the struggle, she scmlrhed her husband's face. Aggravated assault charged Tabatha Marla Whack. 23. 70 Seminole Gardens. Sanford, was chsrged with aggravated assault by Santord police Wednesday after a person reported she threatened to shoot thr person at gunpoint. Ua gun was recovered, police report. M an arrested for forgery, grand theft Gordon Thomas Kellett. 40. 3038 Blaine Circle, Deltona, was arretted by Sanford police Wednesday on forgery and grand theft charges. According to arrest reports. Kellett cashed a forged $350 check at a local bank taken from his employer, a Sanford Hail company, on Oct. 4. 1991. The business owner reported discovering a number of sales slips falsified by Kellett which led to paymrnt of $2,700 In commissions. The owner reported recovering $6,000 In company merchandise from Kellett. Kellett came to the Sanford Police Department on March 11 and confessed to taking the Items, police report. Kellett was charged wllli forgery, ullertng a forgery and grand theft. Drunk driving charged Kids win $2,000 from TV M an in fa ta l cra sh leaves h o s p ita l POLICE BRIEFS , Stephen Paul Mchllreller. 28. I38G Spring wood Circle. Longwood, was charged with drunken driving by Altamnntr Springs police early Wednesday morning. Police reports slale Mchllreller was arrested after his Vehicle struck a gasoline pump at a service station near the intersection of Palm Springs Drive and Orange Drive. Reports state Mehltretter had blood alcohol levels of 0.147 and 0.159 during two subsequent llreath-a-lyrer tests. W arrant arrests m ade The following wanted persons have been taken Inlorustody: • Emma Lou Davis. 30, 84 William Clark Court. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Seminole County deputies on 13th Street. Davis was wanted for violating the terms of her probation fora resisting arrest conviction. •Jerry Dean Roberta. 28. 2410 S. Willow Avc., Santord. was served with a warrani charge at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Wednesday where he was being held on prior charges. Roberts was wanted for violating the terms of his probation for a criminal mischief conviction. • Thomas David Jones. 53. 2G00 Georgia Ave., Apt. 906. Sanford, was arrested Wcdnrsaday morning at the Sanford State Farmer’s Market. Jones was wanted for violating the terms of his probation fora retail theft conviction. • Robert Martin Norwtck. 44, 10O York Town Place, Sanford, turned himself In to deputies at the Seminole County Jail Wednesday. Norwtck was wanted for violating the terms of his probation for a drunken driving conviction. By MICK PPEIPAUF Herald Stall Wrllrer LAKE MARY - Megan and Jaime Brodie, ages 0 and 9. watched a considerable amount o f TV In late February. As a m u ll, they and their school became richer. ■y MICK PPEIPAUF Herald Stall Writer_________ LA K E M ARY - The driver o f a ear involved in a fatal accident Wednesday afternoon was 1rented and released from I he hospital Thursday afternoon. The two girls, daughicre or James and Short Bmdle. M OW . Alma Avenue. Lake Mary, spent many afternoons In February, watching a school contest on Channel 18. The girls were seeking clues presented each day, and writing Ihcin on cue •hcet forms supplied by schools throughout the Central Florida area. Ivan F o rry. 00. 005 Tlmberlake Dr„ Lake Mary, was taken to MCA Central Florida Regional Mospltnl In Sanford for treatment of Injuries sustained In the accident In which his wife, and passen ger. M yrtle Forry. 01. was killed. Lake Mary Police Capt. Sam llclflorc reported she died en route to the hospital. The forms had lo be submitted by Feb. 28. to coincide with a School-Aid telethon prrsenied by the station that weekend. The Drodie girls did not obtain enough clues lo win the $10,000 grand prize, but managed to win $2,000. The station rrqulred the prizes to be spilt evenly betwren the children and schools. ltelflore said Forry’a late model Cadillac, eastbound on Lake Mary Boulevard, struck the rear of a pickup truck driven by Gregory William Lee o f Daytona Beach. BeUlore Indicated Forry was experiencing medical difficulty. Both vehicles w ere traveling about 40 mph. As a m u ll. Jaime and Megan ! have $1,000. and the other $1,000 went to the Lake Mary Elementary School, to be used to purchase school supplies. Brlfinrr said that In the report filed by Investigating O f f i c e r R o m a n o w s k l. “ there was an Indication that the driver of the car may have had a blackout or mrdlcal difficulty, and mdy not have been In control o f the vehicle." The girls' molher said. "W e certainly didn't have lo oak where the girts were or what they were doing for several weeks between 4 and 7 p.m." She added. "Megan artuully won the prize, even though she can't write yet. Jaime did the paperwork." The collision caused the truck to move Into the w e s tb o u n d la n e , and eventu ally head Into a grassy ditch. Lee was re|x>rlcdly uninjured. The Korry’s car acceler­ ated and continued brie"1 down the road. Belftorv said. “ The vehicle left the road and drove through an area of brushes and shrubs until slrtklngan oak tree." Hu Mg-WStTSI—IfVI—«■! The Drodie bunch proudly display a dilation from Channel 18 naming Megan and Jaime as winners In a school con|est. Dad, Jim, and mom, Shari, stand behind Megan. 6. and Jaime, 9. FREE MONEY! MORSE H A R V EY . , ii 1 It I • No charges have been filed (lending the outcome of the Lake Mary Police Department Investigation. l t .I p<i i •i i i i > \m n I V 1 111 • f ♦< IN V ES TIG A TIO N S B A N K R U P TC Y "> - B I T FOR YOU? FEDERAL LAW MAY HELP - !j >WK OUT MSTS •mss voue monarv ■cxmsoumtssll* •STOS COLUCTD* TH S UII •stop rosicLoausi aw use surra rau u e n m ■mm, i m • ] um m ROtm iLffUKBt BiL ATTORNEY AT LAW itM -tni ■ M *.339*2022 (l* MtoBauMtf *A«M| *. 6 2 8 1 5 0 0 | STATE O F FLORIDA DEPARTMENT O F C O M M U N ITY AFFAIRS N O TIC E OF IN TE N T T O FIND THE C ITY O F LAKE MARY COM PREHENSIVE PLAN N O T IN COM PLIANCE DOCKET N O . 9 1 -N O I-5 9 0 4 -(N ) CELEBRATION The Department gives notice of Its intent to find the City of Lake Mary Comprehensive Plan, NOT IN COMPLIANCE pursuant to Section 163.3184, F.S. The adopted City of Lake Mary Comprehensive Plan, the Depart­ ment's Objections, Recommendations and Comments Report, and the Department's Statement of Intent to Find the Comprehensive Plan Not in Compliance will be available for public inspection Monday through Friday, except for legal holidays, during normal business hours, at the Lake Mary City Hall, 100 West Lake Mary Boulevard, Lake Mary, Florida 32746. This Notice of Intent and the Statement of Intent will be forwarded to the Division of Administrative Hearings of the Department of Administration for the scheduling of an administrative hearing pursu­ ant to Section 120.57, F.S. The purpose of the administrative hearing will be to present evidence and testimony and forward a recom­ mended order to the Administration Commission. | ! Or See Menu Board For Our Everyday Seafood Specialties mum n f f lr Delirious aad eutrttious Trout fillet. n r or C$|tta Cajun Sc IcMoe Pepper Seaaoalng. Choke of potato. Don't let this c ! get away. * 1 Any affected person, as defined in Section 163.3184 , F.S., may petition for leave to intervene in the proceeding. A petition for inter­ vention must be filed at least five (5) days before the date set for the final hearing and must include ali of the information and contents de­ scribed In Rule22l-6.010, F.A.C. A petition for leave to intervene shall be filed at the Division of Administrative Hearings, Department of Administration, 1230Apalachee Parkway, Tallahassee, Florida 323991550. Failure to petition to Intervene within the allowed time frame constitutes a waiver of any right such person has to request a hearing under Section 120.57, F.S. STARTING AT 4 PM. CELEBRATE WITH SHRIMP. AND CELEBRATE THE PRICE. \ aW ' "EB B * Servedup hoi. crispy aad golden brown. All the / latir and fktor without any bones. y Choice of putalo, hush puppies awl role slaw. / Reel this one lo right away. Tender, Juicy Petite Sirloin, plus golden brown delicious Shrimp. 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ED ITO R IA LS Shifting policy la the United States Belling to m e of It* most sensitive advanced technology, with both commercial and military uses, to nations that sponsor International terrorism? Not to worry, say* the Commerce Depart­ ment. Several months ago. however, the agency quietly changed a long-standing U.S. policy of denying export licenses to Syria and Iran for sophlstlated dual-use technologies. The previous policy was based on the presumption that neither of these countries could be trusted to keep American technology with military application* out of the wrong hands. But In an effort to foster better relations with these regimes, the Commerce Department now will grant them export licenses on a case-by-casee Ibasis. Commerce officials Insist the new policy prevents Syria and Iran from receiving export licenses for military purposes. But w hat about dual-use technology such as com putercontrolled machine tools that can produce precision s le d for military applications? Or sophisticated navigational gear that also can be used In missile guidance systems? How Is the U.S. government going to ensure these Item s are used strictly for com m ercial purposes? Schools or parents educate kids? Like Mark Twain's weather, everybody talka about public-school students' poor perfor­ mances, but nobody doca anything about them. In fact, those who try tend lo get caught In a buzz-saw power struggle between the tradi­ tion-rooted education establishment, self-serving union leaders and lurf-protectlng politicians. Meanwhile, the students are getting shafted. In rampantly Inferior school districts In places like Chicago. Washington, D.C.. and Chelsea, Mass., low-income students are falling and dropping out at frightening rates. If President Bush. Secretary of Education Lamar Alexander and Congressional Democrats were really serious about Improving education, they would mandate a cutoff of federal funds for school ayslerr.s like those until they demonstrate quantifiable progress In academic achievement. In the meantime, city councils and state legislatures should pass legislation placing school systems in receivership when they prove unnbte to get their pedagogical act together. It’s a matter of record that the vast majority of public schools do a fine Job o f teaching and enhancing cognitive development. Who do you think are filling up our colleges, universities and graduate schools — and entering the work force every year? The problem Is reclaiming the 30 to 40 percent o f low-income students who not only drop out or school, but drop out of society. Hoping to staunch this nemo hemorrhaging of 1 st body. the educational Bush and Alexander c a m e up w it h s "b rea k the m o ld " p la n (h a t w o u ld allocate federal funds to I n n o v a t i v e schools. But resistant Congressional Dem­ ocrats contend the Republican proposal will politicize school systems. A plague on both Ihelr houses. A m ore c r itic a l S The problem question muat be Is reclaiming asked. Whose mold? low-income Is It the mold of students who those extraordinarily drop out £ successful children of Indochinese refugees, who have been here for only a Tew years and are setting academic records all over America? Is It the mold o f school children In California's J A C K ANDERSON Maine’s Andrews speaks his mind ACME „ MANUFACTURING WASHINGTON - When members of Con­ gress swap stories about how lough It Is to please the folks back home, nobody can top the dicey constituency o f Rep, Tom Andrews. D-Malne. Living within Andrews' district are Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell and President George Bush, when he to honest enough to admit that a hotel suite In Texas Is not his real home. To help allay concerns about these and other questions, the Commerce Department says It will monitor carefully every transac­ tion and enforce a variety or licensing controls. But the department's track record In this regard la not reassuring. For example, a sim ilar relaxation of export controls during the 1980s resulted In .the licensing o f $1,5 billion worth o f American h igh tech n o lo gy fo r Iraq. A lth o u gh this m aterial w as ostensibly destined far com m er­ cial purposes. U.N: Inspectors discovered that much of It was used In Saddam Hussein's efforts to develop chemical and nuclear weapons. It also Is worth remembering that In 1990 Iraqi operatives tried to persuade a San Marcos, Calif., firm, CSI Technologies, to sell them electronic devices that cannot be exported without a U.S. government license. CSI officials notified the U.S. Custom s Service, which foiled the transfer. The Items could have been used as triggering devices for nuclear warheads. In this Instance, the government's licensing controls worked as they should because the American manufac­ turer alerted U.S. authorities. The record of recent years shows that the C o m m e rc e D e p a rtm e n t h a s not been especially vigilant abut dual-use technology sales to Iran and Syria. A cco rd in g to a recent stu dy by the Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arm s Control, the department authorised mare than $300 million worth of high-tech transfers, even though Americans have been the targets of terrorist acts supported by Syria and Iran. In fact, these countries have been Involved In such activities as the bombing o f the Marine b a rra c k s In B e iru t, h o s ta g e -ta k in g In Lebanon, airliner highjacking* and attacks on embassies. T h e tran sactio n s w ith Iran Included $600,000 worth of navigational radar and communications equipment that could assist In missile targeting, and $270,000 worth of electronic measuring gear that could be used lo develop microwave circuits for missile guidance radar*. More than 75 percent of the *72 approved sales to Iran were for com­ puters that U S . law has designated as having a potential use In weapon dcvclopmenl. For Syria, the Com m erce Department iroved 91 sales o *f computers that arc subject to national security controls. Six of these were u destined for the Syrian V . sales 1 "MS. u u iim B UI U K 071 mil Atomic Energy Commission, despite U.S. policy not to aid the nuclear energy programs of nations that support terrorism. Congress Is considering legislation that would strengthen export controls for nations such as Iran and Syria. The m easure essentially would restore the presumption that th ese c o u n trie s w o u ld u se d u a lapplication American technology for military purposes. The measure has merit. LETTERS TO EDITOR Lrllrrs lo the editor are wrlcumr All In u re must Ik - >1lined, include ihr uildit-M id Ihr writer and a daytime trlrplionr number Lcllrre should Ik- on a tingle »ub)rrl and lie os brief at possible. The Irltrre urr tubjei-l lo editing Palos Verdes Enisles, an upper-income commu­ nity where 95 percent of hlgh-schoot graduates goon to college? Or Is It the mold of the 60 percent MexicanAmerican lowcr-mlddle-lnromc community of Dlnuba. Calif, (only 200 miles from Palos Verdes), where fewer than 20 percent df hlgh-achool graduates go on to college? W hy the vast differences In academ ic achievement? As a recent study by three University of Michigan professors documented. I n d o c h in e s e c h ild r e n h a v e a c h ie v e d extraordinary success In the public schools, many o f which are located In low-income areas. In the Michigan study's random sample of 536 Indochinese children, almost half earned A'a In math, and less than 4 percent had averages below a C. The researchers found close correlailons be­ tween academic success and live variables, the most significant of which were Intense parental supervision and longer homework time (three hours a day on Tar Indochinese students vs. one-and-a-half hours for other students). In Palos Verdes Estates, wealthy parents annually raise over S500.000 for their publicschool system. In Dtnuba. on the other hand, an all-Anglo power structure has systematically excluded Mexican-American families. JOSEPH SPEAR Welcome to the Fourth Estate If Ihere'a a heaven up there, os we've been told, there's got to be a little neighborhood act aside for Journalists. My guess ia it's on an alley off the a street reserved for the Solvation Army. Mother Teresa and animal rescue leagues. I hear ; iu chortling. You're thinking Spear hai finally stripped his gears. You're thinking: He wrilra about wacky schemes like flat taxes and publicly owned baseball teams and you go along with II. but now he's equating the press with the Lord's saintly servants and that's too much. Hear me out before you toos tne out. For thr (last two decades, to niy personal knowledge, the Journalism profession has welcomed to Its ranks the wayward, the disgraced and the down-and-out. We have opened our doors lo phonies and frauds and given them Inside work. And now we have been asked lo shelter a former commie kingpin and a bullyboy with the personality of a pet rock. Yes. I refer to Mikhail Gorbachev and John Sununu. They are the latest In a parade of erstwhile reprobates who are trying to rehablllrive as journalists. late ihemsclves Gortiachrv I can live with. He has signed on a a columnist with thr Italian dally La Stamps, and Ihr New York Tlmra Syndicate Is distributing It in (tie United States. Hts first effort addressed the question, "Is Communism dead, or does It live on. or can it be reborn?" and surely everybody will agree the world nerds to address these things. Besides, the idea of Got bat-hrv having to answer to an editor Is sweet Indeed. Now the former Orand Editor in thr Kremlin, ex-boss of all Soviet media, will see what oppressed columnists regularly endure. Sununu. srU.proclalinrd pitbull of the White Huuar during the first three years of George Bush's trnurr. seems to hate almost every­ thing and that gors double for the media. "You're a liar!" he reportedly screamed at s Washington Post ronespondent In the White House R ose Garden last November. "Your stories air all lies! Everything you write Is s lie!" Nuw Jnlm Boy (Art lluiitwsld says it's OK lo rail Sununu John-Boy now that we are acrom pliers I has been named lo replace Patrick Buchanan as the troglodyte on CNN's "Croaallrr" program. Hrcently. a Journalist attempted in a spirit o f fellowship to mend fences with John-Boy. Sold the Journalist: "Welcome to our trade!" Responded John-Boy: "I feel slimy already." Funny he should use that figure o f speech, because I felt the some thing when I heard that Sununu was now a ... It's very difficult lo gel this out ... a Journalist. I actually lelt corpuscles o f scum coalesce out of the sir and attach themselves to .m y skin and I wus obsessed with the need for a shower. Do you see the pattern? We took In Pat Buchanan after he spent olx years bashing the press for the likes o f Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew. Then he reverted to hts anti-press missile mode for Ronald Reagan, after which we look him In again. Now he's trying to corner the bigot vote In the presidential campaign (he does h a v e a h a b it o f s e e k in g Jobs fo r which he Isn’t quali­ fied . d oesn 't he?) and, gullible goofs that we are. w e'll probably give him back his laptop when he's finished. T h e l i s t of s c o u n d r e l s cu m scribes seems endI c a s . J o h n M c L a u g h lin , th e former priest/Whlle H ou se s id e w h o f H tsrm e out pronounced Richard bsforsyou Nixon free or any toss ms ou* | "amoral or Immoral * taint, went on to host a Journalistic gong show. Oliver North, the martinet who tried to run the country from the White House basement, to now writing s column. Ed Meese. discredited as Ronald Reagan's attorney gen­ eral. also tried s column (now blessedly defunct I. There's more: Jimmy Carter's former flack Jody Powell, and Reagan-era officials Jranr K irkpatrick. Caspar W ein berger. Linda Chavez. Richard Perte and Kenneth Adclman. And on and on. Journal tom took them all In — comforted, shrhrrrd. tend. nurtured them. If that's not God's work, I don’t know what to. A n d r e w s Is a straight shooter who hasn't looked back since the day tn 1990 w h e n M itc h e ll counseled him In the b a ck s e a t o f the senator's car. "Don't be arreld to disagree with m e publicly. Base ydur opinions on what you believe, not on what I believeStick to your guns." The gun reference may have been a poor choice o f words. 6 The gun When the Drady Bill reference may to Impose a waiting have been a period on handgun poor choice of words, j purchases came to the House last May. Mitchell oppow-t It and Andrews backed It. That didn't play well In Maine, the home of the largest per csplta membership In the National Rifle Association. Andrews, a member o f the House Armed Services Committee, alio look an unpopular stand on the Persian Gulf War. voting against It. And then he refused lo sign a letter written by Mitchell to protest the closure o f Maine's Lining Air Force Base, the source of nearly 5.000Jobs for the state. "M y friends were saying. 'Whal are you doing?' They said It would beeoslrr to Just go along and condemn the closure of the base. Bui we've got to make changes In how we spend money." Andrews says. "W e can't lei pork barrel politics drive the defense budget." Now. thcre'a a novel Idea. But like many or Andrews' Ideas. It rankles hto fellow members o f Congress and goes against the grain o f hto constituency back home. Mitchell told ua that he advised Andrews to slick to hto principles, "even If that meant disagreeing with others. Including me. ... No one expects elected officials, even those of the same party, lo agree on every toauc.'' If there to a price lo be paid for taking a stand, Andrews doesn't seem to mind. Politicians who have won battles with cancer tend to speak ihelr minds and pay the price at the polls. Voters respect Paul Taongaa' candor when he tells them lo slop looking for Santa Claus. They realize that a call for sacriflrc from a man In remission for lymphatic cancel to not Just lip service. Bui whether or not they will elect a presldeni who won't play Santa Claus remains to be seen. Andrews, who lost a leg to cancer at the age of 2 2 . has never been at a lorn for conviction either. Each day he rushes to the House Door with a cane in hto hand and passion In hto voice. He offered no apologies last month when lie endorsed (lie un-candidate Mario Cuomo for president Instead of any of the five major candidates from hto party. Andrews told our associate Ed Henry. " I looked at each one of them and asked, to this person the strongest In the field? Who could be the strongest messenger? Who could generate passion and activism? The answer to those questions was Cuomo." Throwing up hto arms. Andrews adds, "You colt 'em the way you see 'em ." Republican Insiders ore calling for hto head. They see a freshman congrewunan In a seat that the GOP wants badly drSng things that are decidedly liberal and making nknself vulnerable In the process. The Republican Congressional Campaign Committee has Identified Andrews as an easy mark this election. Hto likely opponent 1s Linds Bean, the granddaughter of 1..L. Bean, founder of ■he sporting #wda store that to a Maine �Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. March 13. 1M2 - BA T h « ach o o l-> u p «r1 n ta n d «n t applicant* • Dr. Gary I. Methe ni of Houtton. SANFORD — The most re­ cent list of applicants for the Toe • Dr. Joel E. Rue of Arlington Holghtv position of superintendent of III. • C. David Soldo of Newton. Ponn schools In Seminole County • Polar E, Carlor of PHcalaway. NJ sh o w s 131 p e o p le have • Dr. Rabort t Nett of Locutt Crete, applied. The deadline was Ok • Robort I Noctof Llbertyvlllo. III. Tuesday. • Frank A. Landroof Brooklyn. NV Any application received • Richard L. Dktenton. Jr. ol Mor with a postmark on or before rlttorm, NJ • Richard C. Evane of Cantor March 10 will be accepted. NY School board officials said Morlchoe. • Laufe F. Saltroiil of Rochoetor. NV Ihelr may be a few more lo • William Barltiowlci of Warron. Mich a Nancy Naof of Valencia. Calif arrive, but they are not • Dr Willie J. Klmmone of Oottsnls. expecting many more. NC The position pays from • Dr. Timothy p. Mags of Waltham. 990.000 to $ 105,000 per year, Matt plus benefits. • Ronalds. Kaufmans!Holbrook.NY • Lori H. Mclntoeh, Jr. of Jackeonvino Here arc the names, listed • AndroaOM. Arnold of Irving. Toe. In the order they were re­ • Dr. Diana "Dick'' Cubbago of Aitoeto. ceived by the school dlsirtlct. Kan • Jamoe M Vaeko of Overland Park. as of Thursday: Kan. a Or. Jem** lain* at Weti Palm Beach. Fla. a Jthn L Algufet of Charlotto, ftC a Patricia W Oarrottor Narcrvt. Ga. S Lot lor L. Pottl of Modi ton. Ala. • Dr MitW t C Carder* of taum Huntingion. NY SOr. Ranald D. Eaihtood of Opellke, Ala S George T. thu of SouthOrango. NJ SDr Ianlord Goodman of Fiuthing HV SLawronco J, Kucief Weotmevec. NV OMoron 0. Free! of EatI BructnKk. NJ SDr. Martin M theatre of Yvktonn Holghfo. NV SDr Floyd Hottiorot Tllutrlllo. Fla • Cm Lloyd Barton of Montgomory, Ala • John LaSonfo of loo Ranch Latov Flo a Or William A Julret of Norm Conway. NH • Robot 1C Ford of Coiumbut, MJat a Richard L Me Grant of Rldgt. NV • Loaflo A. Franclt. Jr of Roctrlllo. MW. • John W. Mott of Wot! Palm Roach. Fla • Richard J Golll of Wott Chettor. Ponn. • Frank J. Folly, Jr. of Fayottovlllo. NC • Thomat L. Woodt ol Phoonli. Md • RaSort L. Andaman of Miami, Fla. • Fliiabotn Gag* or Tamos. Flo o Thomat G Urban of South Amboy. NJ • William F. Parc Ira I of Gulf Brooia, Fla. • ErkA. Stomof Miami. Fla. • Joaoph A. Ruofo, III of Succitaunna. NJ o jamttT HakoaofMl. Vaction. Iowa • Jotagh M Vo Ioni eno. Jr of Borgan Hold. NJ • Dr. Jotoph P. KOI of Walkington. DC. • Mlchaal P Durancjyk of Melbourne Bosch. FIs • Dr Chsd J Woinfak ol Lang Bosch. Calif. • Dr. Donnie W. Oaggott of Bolls Moado. NJ • Or! Frod L Cofvord of Umatilla. FIs • Maurice J. Canirerat of Margate FIs • Dr. Kormoth J Buck. Jr. of Corral lit, Ohio • Dr. Roland JR Goddv of Boca Raton, FIs. • Dr Barkov Klbsrlan of Potomac. Md ~n." ' • • Robert Gary of Sllvor taring. Md M b . OorrllJ Knost ■Tomas. FIs. • Dr. Ranald M Janduro oTst. Cloud. H I. Cm** John M w W * 1 NC • Lind* K. Gregory of l tow. Ohk ■ Daeld I. Fulton of Brentwood. Tonn • Jomot W. Fktchor ol Mifcholtyilk. Md • Jomot D. Bucknor of Montgomory. Ala. • Dr. Thame* C. O'Routto of Anchor • Karl K. Hamilton of Ops Locks, Flo • Oouglot A. McLeod of Amotbury, Mete • Dr. Terrenes V. Brest of Chantilly, Vs. • Dr. Rkhsrd Seerpec l of Brooklyn. NV • Dr. Emmett L. Brown of Bullhead City. Ant. • Rich GWMmannaf Chartofto.NC • DovldJ Jowortklof luceetunne. NJ • Dr. Potor terlk of MeSiton, Conn • Dr t. Gone Donltor of Otedikno. & • JackR. Brown of Boca Raton. Fla • Dr. Philip J. Megnorel la of Port JoNorton, NT • Dr. Dovtd DoRuna of Valrlca. Fla ■ Dr. Marlin A. Lutdwtg of Klamath Font. Ore • Dr Jamae G. te d m in d *1 McMInnvIllo. Ore • Dr. Paul V. Soouoiro at Hopewell Junction. NV a Dr Goorgo D. OlPlloto ol War rington. Ponn. a Dr Ranald A, Whyte ol ColIt Nock. NJ e Dr. Arthur C Johnten of Boca Raton. Flo. • Dr Diana 0 HydoolPInoellla, La. • Or Mlchaal Hogan at Colorado Springe, Coto • Dr. Noncy G Terrel at PI antenon. Flo a Or. Alfred D Tuklo of Berea Ohk a Gone P. Abol of Daykattowei. Ponn. a Dollot Gorrott af Mooratvl Ik. NC • Dr. Jornet 0. Horn of Auttln. Toe • Richard C. went, acting tuporbt kndent af iomlnok County Srhoott. af Sorronto. Flo • Dr . J. Noll Admire of Godtroy, III. • Dr. Harold J. Huber of Onohmno. Mont • Or Will lorn B. Thkl of Hoflmon Ettokt. IN. 0 Jemet M Carutonof Holyoka. Mott a Dr. Gone T. Lubora ol Wheaton ill. • Dr. Cher let W. Lettwlch of Cm mono, Toe. a Dr. Fotncla A. Whik of Nowork. Dof. a Rule O Chomottkl of Uobrook. Toe • Dr. Prudoncs J. Guthwa of luporkr. Wit • KathleonO. Frolutof OuUKy.kAau • H E "Act" DuBate of Pontocolo. Flo • Jemot v. Blbbd, III of Farmington. NH' • Or. Paul J Hogorty af Ipringtkid. • Michael Harrington of Chagrin Follt. Ohk ■ Dr. Jomot C. Milton of Middkboro. Mott • Dr. Tarry L TerrII of Shreveport La • Or. Ronald W. Gray of Choller IfrlopL Ponn. • Jomot M ZetluRaCVFJtNU Spring. • Ralph i. ArchfbeU. NM fcolk. Flo • Dr. Wlllkffl W. Ittwo.'J/. of Spring. Toe. e - • Dr.-Thomas 1C. liiMN-*tv«bn«or. Mich. • Dr. Jomot J. Sheridan ol El Monk, Cam. • Dr. Aka M. Warron of Woodbridgo. Can • Dr. Rill W Rutoout ol Hondonon. Ken • Dr. Brando Boyly of Gultport, FIs. • Or. John F. Buth si Wlnlor Spring, FIs. • Dr. Doug Bend of tsrswfs. FIs. • Or. J. Edwin Howktt of Chetkrtkld. Mkosurt • Dr Berbers J. Fatter of Longwood. Flo • Dr Apulno Jackson of Milwaukee. Wit • Robert 0 Wattekid at Tuckorton. NJ • Dr Jtnot W Scholitnborger ol Velperalte. Ind • Dr. William P. Delpaf Sorotafa. Fie • Dr Mel D Cakmen of Montlieid. III while telling them have fun. The children will have Ihe opportunity to lake part In a aeries of physical activities dial show them that being in aha|ie does nol have to be dull. The physical screenings will lake place Inside the YMCA building. 665 Longwood-Lakc Mary Road In Lake Mary. The activities will lake place in the faclllly'a back yard. aboard. During Endeavour's wceklong flight. ■parrwalking astronaut* will attarh a motor lo a com­ munications aalrlllle that has been stranded in a uselessly low orbit for two years. Two other •parewalks are planned lo Irsl techniques for building the planned spare station. Endeavour's arrival at Launch Pad 39-11 will mark the Aral lime In a year that shuttles have orcupled both pads at Kennedy. Atlantia Is si Pad 39-A. awaiting a March 33 send-ofr on an atmospheric research mission Pad 39-B was left vacant for nine months so workers could make an eattmaled 93.5 million In modifications. Endeavour, expected lo be NASA's Ust shuttle. I» outfitted with a extra on-board fuel tanks allowing lor longer flights. D o n | M is s O n ! ( )n I o< ,il M i»w s S p u r Is *>1 /// \< f ihr / 1h SANFORD — Dr. John Bush, who ran on unsuccessful campaign for a position on the school board In November 1990 Is one of 131 applicants who has thrown his resume onto the pile for consideration as superin­ tendent of schools In Seminole County. Bush Is ihc registrar at the University of Central Florida. Bush, who ran against Sandy Robinson for Ihc District I seal, received about 18 percent of Ihr vntr district wide. Wayne Blanton, executive director of the Florida School Boards Association. Is serv­ ing ns a consultant to the Seminole County board In .the matter of selecting a new superintendent. All or the applications nre processed by him before being forwarded lo the district. According lo a representative In Blanton's Tallahassee office, a few more applications may be received, hut the application deadline has passed. "The brochure said that applicants must have their Information postmarked by Match 10." she said. ‘‘There may still be one or two that come throughl with that postmark that will qualify." Once all the applications are received, the la )! s.iiiioi ti iitTfiiii ( n i l ... 322-2611 local r o m m illc e o f citizen s, district employees and business leaders will meet In order to narrow Ihc field of candidates lo 15 that the board will then narrow lo five. The board Will receive Ihe top 13 candidates' names at Ihelr regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday. March 34. The top five candidates will be visited at their home districts by Blanton and a school board member. They will also be Invlled to Ihls school district lo meet with department heads, the board and members of Ihe community. The final decision will be made by May 5. The school board hopes lo have Ihe new superintendent In place by June. 15. Guild Continued from Page 1A only one we've pulled off In a year's time,” the show’s co-director along with Miriam Dokior. Valerie Weld. said. The show, which Weld likens more lo a Broadway production than to a traditional ballet, opens with Lilly's funeral. The adull Lilly, played by veteran dancer and actress Linda Zem. narrates her life story, featuring alx “ Lillies" at various ages. "You can always spot Lilly on stage. She’a Ihe beaulirul re­ dhead with the Chantilly lace lucky scarf." Weld said. Weld said the guild Is excited to offer quality productions lo area residents. "You don't have lo get on the Interstate and travel to Orlando. You don't have lo buy a 945 Uckct, (tickets fur "L illy " are 97. adults, 95 children.) We want people lo say, 'Hey, I saw this great little show In Sanford (area) and feel good about the experience." Weld said. The first ballet In the trilogy. "Doo Wah Dlddy," look one and one-half years lo wrilc. choreo­ graph and rehearse before Us debut, "W ho Shot Dlddy" was two years In Ihc making, with production Interrupted by the guild's participation In Ihe origi­ nal ballet “ Circle of Light" lor Ihe St. Lucia Festival. "W e promised Ihe public wc would have this one ready In a year, and we grilled out teeth and did II.” Weld explained. Featuring 60 dancers. "In ­ cluding 16 guys." Weld said, "w e also have a crew of 15 backstage doing props and 18 dressers who help the dancers with their costume changes." Ordinarily, Weld said, a pro­ duction of Ihls magnitude, with this much energy Invested, would tour as a unit for several months. But (hat's not the guild's concept. Weld said the guild Is dedicated lo quality iroductlons staged locally for a Imltrd lime for local residents lo enjoy. And hopefully Tor people passing through to stumble upon and enjoy. "It's Interesting lo me that a year went Into this. After two performances. It's over. Weld said. Looking toward next year. Weld aald plans are In Ihe works for a 35th anniversary extrava­ ganza. featuring vlgnetlea from popular ballets spanning a quarter or a century. "L illy." Weld hopes, will be slopping high In that one. loo. Folk-favored employees lefl. In­ "1 remember he (Morse) was cluding Jail administrator Duane the one name he (Folk) recom­ R u t l e d g e w h o r e s i g n e d , mended. but wc did background Rutledge's second-in-command check* on two g u ya ." said Bob Fischer who was tired, and Dunbar. "W e knew the facts, the rmer nvarrants Hcutnenant Isauea rim) the pahjl knd there Uliam Pagan wfra retired. Folk was no error made. There were letter and a 935mmUuvfMMakM gun to regret his 'recommen­ no mistakes made. Mr.'Esllnger The Folks h a # « s o > l? t i# t llo ‘ was the better of two choices." dation. m ♦ .* * - t S. B , a .i Rbfltdge bald Esllnger'* name "H e confided In me that he was put forward after Polk was In Dottle Folk's letter, she had made a mistake In placing warned there may be problems lEslIngcrl In ofllre due lo the states Folk cam e to regret w ith M o rs e 's b a c k g ro u n d . nominating Esllnger to succeed way he was irenting people and Dunbar said he did nol recall him. In December 1990, Gov. telling them go." John Jr. said. anything In Morsc'a background Rutledge said Folk recom­ Bob Martinez appointed Citycheck done by the Florida DcCounty Investigative Bureau mended Morse lo Marlines's partment o f Law Enforcement chief EalInger in complete Folk's chief counsel 1‘cte Dunbar from that disqualified him. term through 1993, Polk sub­ hts hospital roam one day In Morse said Ihe only negative November 1990. sequently died In June 1991 aspects af the FDLE report was following a tong decline in health "I was In (he room with John accusations submitted by a dis­ due lo heart problems and medi­ Folk when lie called l*ctc Dunbar cal complications. lo ask If he retired early, would "H e also laid our family and Ihe governor appoint Harvey several close friends prior to his Morse lo the sh e riff." said ■ P ag* I A death, that u mistake had been Rutledge. “ Pete agreed and aald percent o f Ihe utilities, made regarding Ihe appointment there would probably be no which was originally estimated process and then he became problem." Folk's personal physician. Dr. at approxim ately 9650 per very upset about the way the month. appointee treated loyal, de­ Benjamin Newman said he re­ For the time period between dicated . and hard w orking called Ihe conversation, but de­ Ihe start of the present afterc lin ed to com m en t, c itin g employees," Doltlc I‘oik wrote. school programs through Ihr doclor-pattcnl ronfldcnttalliy. People close to ihe replace­ Dunbar said Folk originally end o f Ihe summertime pro­ ment process said Folk originally did submit only Morse's name. grams on Sepl. 30. 1992. (he recommended only Morse to Iiul later submitted Egllngrr’s cost lo Ihe clly will be approxi­ mately 99,200. succeed him In early November name In writing as well. 1990. Bui John Jr. said after Esllnger assumed office Jail. I, — 1991 and several long-time gruntled former employee, in­ cluding the allegation be slopped Morse from stealing a license lale from a repossessed aulo. lone said the plate belonged lo • Or. Roborto E. King of Lot Angotot. Calif. Endeavour makes first trip to cape launch pad CAPE CANAVERAL - NASA's new space shuttle Endeavour began Its first trip lo the launch pad today In preparation of a aatelllle rescue mission In May. The shuttle, propped upright on a huge transporter, emerged from the Vehicle Assem bly Building about an hour after aunrlse. The four-mile Journey lo the launch pad was expected lo take six hours. Endeavour Is scheduled lo blast off In early May. A testfiring of the three main engines Is planned for early April. The 93 billion spaceship ar­ rived at Kennedy Space Center last May. Joining NASA's three o th e r sh u ttles. It rep laces Challenger, which exploded shortly after liftoff In 1986. killing all seven astronauts ■y VICKI Dd S O M U M Herald Stall Writer • Dr. Cans E. Maglvaron *f Latayott. La. • Jota R. Rlvoro Of El Paea. Toe. • Dr. Armand Doemaralt of Fall Rlvor, Fitness C oatlM w S from P«|R I A r variety of mental health topics available from Laurel Oaks Hospital. "W e want Ihla to be conven­ ient for the parenta," he said. It won't be all testa and no for the children, however, here will be a "wacky obstacle course" and other physical fit­ n e s s e v e n t s to k e e p th e youngsters active and physically Candidate seeks school boss job Fortman Htard and Sandy Orwlg kick up thalr haala. f Because annuel pvtormanue by Ik I Guild V laniard/lamlnala i n elnevt k IMr Mlkut. Wild revm it IS*f an*v* unv o ted In ifNnding tutor lafvrde* v Ivtoay Shane its k m oi Dane* Artt «1 w t m M i ettomaon or Saturday wouung to rtMnr Mating Sheriff--------------------------Continugd from Fags 1A went to speak with Morse about his position and recommended hts mother go ect with MorsCjFoJIpwing the S K B him. ‘ “ *••■*•»*» .............. John 'Jr. aald hla father was encouraged by a 'num ber 'of people to promote Esllnger. ■Hulledg* made a- similar com­ ment. but both declined to state who had spoken with Polk about Esllnger. Dunbar aald there was a great deal o f local support for Esllnger. Morse said he visited Folk dally during his hospital stays. Bui said he did not do so to encourage Polk'a support, but because their friendship had lasted for 20 years or more. Recreation Kirby plana for Ihe ofttclal d e d ic a tio n o f su m m ertim e baseball and soft ball leagues on Saturday. March 21. "W c II mrrt In Fort Mellon Park," he aald. “ and Inaugurate the 1992 Pee Wee League. Little League and Junior League baseball season, as well as Girls Softball." Kirby expet-la approximately 400 youngatrr* will be Involved In Ihe summertime ball leagues. DIATHS Candidate— C onllnutd from Page 1A In 1985. Fagan was promoted lo his current position as ad­ ministrative captain In charge of all awom olflrrrs. In that role. Fagan serves as acting chief during Ihe tlmea Chief Slcvcn Harriett Is away on vacation or work-rrlaied (rips. Fagan la married to hts wife of 29 years, Ethel Fugun. The couple bus one son, Charles Fagan Jr., u Winter Springs IMil Ice sergeant. Fagan's brother, William, recently retired from l lie shcriirs oil Ice after serving us lieutenant In charge of Ihc warrant division. Fagan said his sherlll’ s cam­ paign will Ik - Ills Rccond bid lor circled office. In 1963. lie ran lor county (-unstable, a position — In rrtruspecl — I k ' s glad hr lost. "T h e y did away with Ihr constable position Hie following year." Fagan said. Fagan will fun- former Orange County stale u tiorn ry's in ­ vestigator David Locker In the Democratic primary Sepl. I. On llir Republican side. SlierIII Don Esllnger will fare Orlando private Invrsilgaior executive ilarvey Morse. Lake County sheriffs sergeant 1-urry Connlfl. former Seminole County sher­ i f f s captain Harold "H ra u " Taylor and Orange County cor­ rections olflrer Steven Durkuvle. Helen Meyer Beans. 86 . 540 Village Place, Longwood. died Thursday. March 12. at Village on the Green. Longwood. Born Oct. 23, 1905. In Wheeling. W.Va., she moved lo Central Florida In 1986. She was a homemakrr and a Presbyterian. Bald w in-Fairchild Funeral Home, Forest City. In charge of arrangements. lie mire Harris Beverly. 94. of 417 E. Second St.. Sanford, died Wednesday. March 11. at Longwood Kellrrmrttl Village. Bom Dec. 30. 1897. in Sanford, she was a lifelong resident of Ihc Central Florida area. She was a retired elementary school teach­ er and a Methodist. S u r v iv o r s In clu d e n iece, Rosalind Epjia, o f Minnesota, and nephew. Dr. Kenneth Payne, of San Diego W llvinEtrlirlbrrgrr Mortuary, Inc.. Sanford. In charge of ar­ rangements. W IL L IE O. COPELAND Willie G. Copeland. 59. 2315 Summerlin Ave.. Sanford, died Tuesday. March 10. al Deltona Health Care Center. Bom May 27. 1932, in (Jullman. Ga.. she movrd lo Sanfiad In 1939 from there. She, was a state transpor­ ts! Ion worker and a mrnibrr of SI. James A.M.E. Church. San­ ford S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e so n s. Freddie Jr., Mount Plymouth. S a m u e l A n d re w . S a n fo r d i daughters. Alma Marie Brooks. Atlanta. Carolyn Elaine Vlnaon. and Kim Monique Fudge, both of Sanford: brother. Leo Williams. A tla n ta : sister. A lb erta L. Culmer. Sanford: nine grand­ c h i l d r e n an d t w o g r e a t ­ grandchildren. Wilson-Eirhelbcrger Mortuary Inc.. Sanford. In ctiargc of ar­ range ments. • m letvda* af luvite F « r « l Hem* OapR Viewing will be tram *1 » m tode* IFrtoe*l *f me Imveihdm* lunrit* Fwwrel Ffvrw. *N LacueF A n , lantord. m FM1. Richvstaf vrtngemento HO*It ROBERT F u w R e v e k o far Mr. R e iv l Hern. 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Mircn 1j , i m House check-kiters to be named By B T IV I N KOMAROW C o m p o u n d sto ps skin c a n c e r In lab m ice WASHINGTON — Laboratory studies In mice show that a compound from soil bacteria blocks the growth of Kaposi's sarcoma, a cancer common among male AIDS patients that often causes red and purple skin lesions. Hesearchers at the National Cancer Institute report today In the Journal Science that a bacterial extract called sulfated polysaccharide pcptldoglycan, or SP-PG. Is more effecllvc In laboratory studies against Kaposi's than the drugs now commonly used against the cancer. Shujl Nakamura, a University of Southern California scientist formerly with NCI and first author of the study, said SP-PO was tested both against laboratory cultures of Kaposi's sarcoma, known as KS. and against lesions of the cancer that had been grown In laboratory mice lhal lack an Immune system. In both cases, said Nakamura. KS was stopped In Its tracks. C lin to n m akes un ity p itch WARREN. Mich. — The man whose message was carefully crafted with Macomb County and lla Reagan Democrats In mind methodically licked off his proposals for economic growth. Job training, college access and welfare reform. Then Arkansas Gov. Rill Clinton dropped his voice a notch and said he had one final topic to dltcusa: race relations. With but three blacks among the approximately 150 people In Ihe community college auditorium. It appeared the wrong message for the audience, given past studies showing many of these so-called Reagan Democrats abandoned the party because they believed Its social policies loo heavily favored minorities. B ush gives auto in d u stry a break WASHINGTON — President Bush Is offering a primaryseason break for Michigan's hard-pressed auto Industry as he travels to the Industrial Midwest where the recession has turned voters against him. "It's a tough state." said Bush campaign strategist Mary Matalln. "It's got high unemployment. It's a got a large labor base which Is In a grumpy mood." Bush Is expected lo win the Michigan Republican primary, but the widespread economic discontent could slap him with a protest vote larger than he found In his sweep of Soulhem primaries last week. From Associated Proas roports Inquiry so a more thorough accounting o f the less egregious offenders would be provided the public. However. Ihe Edwards resolution was pul aside after eth ics com m ittee m em bers a rg u e d II w ou ld be tim econsuming and costly. In addition to calling for re­ lease of Ihe names. Ihe House approved a report which sharply criticized the way the bank was run. The ethics committee report said Sergeant at Arms Russ misused his olflce by cashing his own hud checks ut the bank and fulling to carry out reforms designed to end the abuses. Som e m em b ers were threatening a House debate and vole on whether to fire Russ, but he quit first. Russ did so In writing. He Is recovering from a gunshot wound to Ihe face that lie says was inflicted by robbers near the Capitol earlier tills month. While the House was wrestling with the check-kiting resolution, the Senate Interrupted Its debate on taxes to pass 95-2 a resolu­ tion making clear that II had no Institution like Ihe House bank — nor would II In Ihe future. Several senators complained that constituents were accusing them of writing bad checks. Political wealth Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G T O N - E m bar­ rassed House members are rushing to give constituents an art-minting o f their rlirck-kltlng habits before the release o f an official offenders list. The House early today voted 426-0 to make public the names o f 355 current and luriner members who look advantage ot free overdrafts at the House bank. It singled out 24 ns (hr worst abusers, und left It to the public lo label Ihe rest. The chamber begun Its debate by accepting the resignation of the overseer of the now-defunct bank. Sergeant at Amis Jark Russ. But for Ihe most part, lawmakers worried aloud at mu l their own Jobs, "A s of today." ethics commit­ tee member Fred Grundy. R* Iowa, told his colleagues, "your talk-slmw hosts have u topic. Youropponrnl has an Issue. And your constituents have a reason lo support trnn limitations." Before Thursday, only about live dozen lawmakers had ronfessed to writing rhccks beyond their balances, mostly smallchange stuff. But when II became clear that the House was going lo vote to disclose all the names. Ihnl figure began to soar. A m o n g th o s e w h o cam e forward were: Rep. Charles Hatcher. D-Gn.. who said overdrew Ills account as many ns 780 times over the 39 months. Rep. Duncan Hunter. R-Cnllf.. who disclosed he w rolr an estimated 160 liad checks In the past three years. Hep. Gerry Slkorskl, D-MInn. 671 checks. "W c should have known bcilrr." he said. It was not Immediately clear The wealthiest mombors of Congress Son Herbert Kohl (D .iw is ) $250 million Sen. Joy Rockefeller (0.. W. W.) Rep. Amory Houghton (R .. N .Y) $220 minion $150 million Sea Frank Lautenberg (D„ NJ.) $50 million Sen. Edward Kennedy (0 , M a ss) $45 million S30 million Rep. Norm Stsisky (D „ Va.) Sen John Danlorth (R„ M o ) $30 million Sen. Howard Metzenbaum (0., Ohio) $15 million Sen Charles Robb ( D , V a ) $13 million 7 □ □ODD □ □□□□ □ □ □ □0 The lale Sen. John Heinz ol Pennsylvania would have appeared at the top ol ihe list ot wealthiest Congress members: His personal wealth, based mainly on his holdings In the Heinz food empire, came to about a hall-bllllon dollars. whether any of those three, or with the release of the names of any of the others who went the 24 worst offenders. As re­ puhllr. were on the worst offend­ com m en d ed by the e th ic s ers' list. Account data, published commlllce. Ihe others would hy the Washington Times on have been fire to obtain and Thursday, sliowrd there werr release their records — or not. many other contestants for lhal But Republicans Insisted on honor. exposing all the offenders and. The list Included no names. feeding on public discontent Hut It showed, for example, that w ith c o n g r e s s io n a l p erk s, one House hunk user was more charged there was a eovenip than 592,000 overdrawn at one underway. point. The list was confirmed by Under the resolution, the list of The Associated Press. 24 labeled "abu sers" — 19 "T ills Is a sad and embar­ current House members and five rassing chapter In tills Institu­ form er m em bers — will be tion's history. We eannot deny officially released within 10 II," said Rep. Mike Synar, D- days. The rest o f Ihe list will be Okla. released lOdayslaler. The d isclosu re resolution After the disclosure resolution passed easily only after Demo­ w as p a s s e d . H ep. M ic k e y cratic traders uhundoned llielr Edwards. R-Okla.. pushed lo efforts to hull the revelations extend the ethics committee's S a n fo r d H e r a ld A d v e r t is in g H e lp Y o u I n '9 2 i iii i . ..I i . 322 261 1 A Truckload of Values Are Waiting For You! Heilig-Meyers WeFurnishAmerica _ □ □ODD S a t u r d a y , M a rc h 1 4 th 9 a m -6 BEDDING BONANZA IN STO CK DELIVERY...NO PROBLEM CHOOSE TH E SIZE YOU NEED! OUR PRICE IS RIGHT DOUBLE SIZE SET 5299.99 TWIN SIZE QUEEN SOE SET $349.99 MATTMSS AND BOX 8PR1NO *199?? MsnM Nwls kv Tssssr Ytsssst A Semlnols County Shsrlll's deputy escort* Jennifer Johnson Into the John E. Polk Correc­ tional Center Thursday after­ noon. Cocaine m om jailed again By VICKI DeSOMHKH $399.99 BUNKIEi ' . m T E ; $150.00 KINO SIZE SET SOLID BUNK BED OPCH, RE-OPEN OR ADO TO YOUR ACCOUNT TOOAVI Include* matching ladder enda and aid* rails. 14 CU. FT. KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR ONLY Candidate asks for signatures Sem inole County Clerk of C o u r l i c a n d id a te M ona McGregor ts asking supporters to sign a petition to enable her to qualify for office. McGregor, a Republican, will need I .HUH slgnlturra by July fo qualify for the ofBre o f court clerk, now field hy Muryannr Morse. Candidates In Florida are given two methods lo qualify for ufBcr. either pay the fee based on the position’s annual oalary. • 5.794 for clerk, or oblaln slgnlturra from 3 percent of Ihe registered voters In the county. McGregor said her campaign Is progressing stnvessfully and ahr raised morr than B5.000 at a recent fundraiser. Anyone who would like lo order the petition curds can call McGregor at 349-5070 t ONLY PRE-OWNED 20" C U T LAWNMOWER Herald Staff Writer S A N F O R D - J e n n ife r Johnson, the first woman In the nation arrested for delivering cocaine la a minor in utcro, was arrcslrd again yesterday. Johnson. 20. was takrn Into custody tn Orange County yes­ terday afternoon on a Seminole County warrant and transferred lo the John E. IVilk Correctional Furillty In Sanford. She was charged with vio­ lating Ihe terms of her probation by falling to allow up for her scheduled meeting with her probation officer and failing la submit toadrogtesl. She was being held without bond. *396 PRE-OWNED MICROWAVE *45 ONLY 3 PIECE DINETTE ONLY *40 *100 6-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITS 1 ONLY 10 KEROSENE HEATERS 1*299 y * ea. 3-PC CONTEMPORARY SOFA, LOVESEAT A CHAIR t ONLY *488 was ONLY ONLY (2 chairs A table) 4 ONLY *49 6-PK. 75 W A TT LIGHT BULBS LIMITED OUANTY Convenient In-House Credd Terms or, use Your MisterCard or Visa' •AS Rams Subject To Prior Sal* EA. W AREHOUSE WORN RECUNERS *75 ONLY 14-PC. JEW ELRY SETS to ONLY wASStrorjM *1088 NINJA TU R TLE CARTOON VIDEOS WAS SAM UNITED OUANTY U.S.A. RADIO SPORTS CAPS 3-PK. C A S S E TTE TAPES WAS S2S.SS ts ONLY *100 BLUE COUNTRY SOFA sse.es 3-PC. CONTEMPORARY LIVING ROOM SUIT i ONLY *70 1 ONLY WRANGLER SPORTS W ATCHES 14 Many specially marked values too numerous to list. Friendly, Personal Service TAKE MONTHS TO PAY I *350 4 3-PC. WHITE WICKER WAS S1SS.00 BLACK FLORAL SOFA, LOVESEAT, CHAIR ONLY ONI Y FULL SIZE WHITE POSTER BED ONLY ONLY WHITE LACE TA BLEC LO TH S WAS S4SS.Q0 t ONLY DINETTE TA B L E AND 6 CHAIRS Jwdlftwvfit cover (Floor Semple) ONLY *100 ONLY ASSORTED END TA B LES PIONEER C.D. PLAYER 1 PRE-OWNED SLEEPER SOFA $988 40 EA. ONLY .H e ilig -M e y e r s L V We Furnish Artierii a M'tU/a&£, 1100 S. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD (407) 322-7953 _____________________ * ' J * * �7 Sanlord Hoisld. Sanlord. Floods - Friday March 13, 199? u Teen transfers from Lyman after beating ■y VICKI D s iO R M IM Herald Stall Writer WINTER PARK - Tom Bolling. 16. of Alta­ monte Springs, has been transferred from Lyman High School for the remainder of this school year. His father Jocrg Jaeger said he has a problem with Ihe Lyman administration which begun on Dec. 6 when his son was severely beaten by a group of Itoys nt the school, be said. Twelve stitches were required lo patch tlic wounds be received. Principal Carbon Henley admits there was n fight Involving Bolling and another boy on that date, but vehemently denies lhat then- was any gang Involvement. Also. Jaeger said. Ihe school did noihlng to discipline ihe offenders. " !l was nnc-on-onr." llriilry said. "The other boy was suspended lor Marling Ihe flglil and tliul was the Iasi we heard about It until Ihe beginning of this month when Mr. Jaeger came In and nskrd fora transfer." Jaeger, an allomey. said Judy Thome, the school resource officer, advised his son lhat he should "think twice" about pressing charges because Ihe students would be likely lo retaliate. Ills son declined lo press chnrges against tin- Deputies lohl him, he said, dial Iht- boy was Involved wllh selling guns In drug dealers In Miami. "When I told llenely my problem hr (old me Ihe school did not have a problem wllh gangs. He said them had been no trouble wllh violence al Ihc school." Jaeger asked that Ills son lx- transferred to number school. The request, however, was denied. The reason glvrn by Ur Hnrtensc Evans who brads du review commidrc was Hint Henley had told them nosurh violence had taken place nt Ihe school Evans said die commuter was convinced to alter Its derision after Jaeger presented them with evidence. Including hospital records, police records and statements by members ol die school staff who recalled die incident. Jaeger said that his son’s house keys werr stolen from his physical education locker nt school last month and that several days Inter. 17 antique pistols were taken from the house. Thorne said, and Henley confirmed, lhal no report was made nhoul Ihe keys tiring stolen unlll after ihr robbery occured. A report nird on Fch. Hi with the Seminole County Sheriffs OITlrc confirms dial a burglary oorurrd al Jaeger's home and that 17 guns were taken. According to the report "n o forced entry Into the home was noted." Jnvlrr Morales. 17. and Jesse Hurd. 17, nrr bring irlcd as adults In connection with Ihe case, according lo assistant stale attorney Ralph Erickson. Thome ronllrmed that Morales was the hoy with whom Bolting had (ought . boys. "Thai Is totally, totally, totally untrue." Thorne said. " I f you do not proseeute. the situation will only gel worse." She added Dial she ran recall no situation when there has been retaliation for prosecution In a case like this. Vehicle check continues SANFORD — Florida highway patrol troopers will continue their driver's license and vehicle equ ip m en t checks th rou gh March and April. Troopers will select locations throughout Seminole County to pull trafDc to tire side of the road to verify the validity of licenses and to assure vehicle safety equipment Is working properly. Any law violations discovered, such as drunken driving, could lead to arrest. T h e ch eck p o in ts m ay be established at the following locations during the next five weeks: • March 13 to 19 — Airport Eloutrvard, County Road IS, M a rk h a m R o a d , O ra n g e Boulevard, Osceola Road, Upsala Rood and Persimmon Avenue. • March 20 lo 20 — Celery A v e n u e . J .C . H u tc h in s o n Parkway, Marquette Road, Or­ ange Boulevard, Slate Road 426, Upsala Road and Persimmon Avenue. March 27 to April 2 — Airport Boulevard. Celriy Avenue. CR I 5. Orange Boulevard. Old Lake M a ry R o a d . S R 4 2 6 an d l*crslminon Avenue. • April 3 to 9 - CR 15. J.C. Hutchinson Parkway. Marquette Road. Orange Boulevard. Os­ ceola Road, Upsala Road and Persimmon Avenue. • April 10 to 16 — Airport Ikiulcvar^L-.iGR 15. Markham Road. Orange Boulevard. Os♦cola RoW.**UptaW R U d and Persimmon Avenue. Seminar on sales set for Monday SANFORD - The downtown merchants will really get down lo business Monday. A business sales seminar Is planned at Ihc First Street Gallery. , Entitled "In creasin g Sales with a Service Attitude." (he seminar Is sponsored by Ihe Sanford H istoric Downtown Walerfronl Association. In coop­ eration with Ihc Small Business Development Center at Seminole -Community College. Karen S cott, nf Tram m el . Crow. Co., and manager o f Ihe Longwood Shopping Center, will lead Ihe program, lo be pres­ ented In two parts. The first workshop Is sched­ uled lo begin Monday, ai 5:30 p.m.. with the second ut the same location on March 30. The workshops arc open to all - members of the Sanford Historic Downtown Waterfront Assorts' lion and arc free o f charge. 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March 13. 1992 Museum design plans accepted ByN IC KFFKIFA U F Heral'i Stall Wilier SANFORD - Projected de­ signs for I lie Henry Shelton Sanford Museum rind Library were accepted last night. Tile Museum Design Review Com­ mittee approved ImiII i the exteri­ or design and door plans. The plans will next go to the Sanford City Commission for further acceptance. The C om m ittee met with architect Jerry Mills yesterday afternoon. Committee member Sara Chase Dyers said. "I feel as though we have finally wrapped this up. We found the Improve­ ments suggested to Mr Mills by the Committee were all Inc hided In an excellent manner." "The entire design project was an excellent example ol com­ m unity coop eration ." Dyers said. “ Not only Com m ittee memlierx but many people from clubs, as well as private Individ­ uals all had some Input, and I believe the finished product will Ik- accepted by everyone." One example of cooperation she observed regarded the kitch­ en. "The llrst plans we saw only called for an eight foot wide kitchen area In the floor plans Now It's been expanded so It will serve a much more useful pur­ poses." She addrd. "And of course. II was all Input Irmn the woinen who know- atxiut those things." According lo Museum Curator Alicia Clarke. "The Design Re­ view Committee could have taken two directions Iasi night. They could have made some further recommendations lo Mr. Mills and ask Dial he meet with them again, or they could accept the exterior design he has come up with, anil submit It to ihe City Commission lor their ap­ proval." Allhough the floor plan was expected lo be brought up at a later meeting. Mills presented Ills latest configuration, which Dyers rrported was "highly ac­ cepted by the Committer." The only Item left lo be decided al lilts stage ol plan approval by llir Committee. Is the exterior finishes and color. Mills presented samplrs lo show the Committee members, bill no decision was required at the present time. Members of the Design Review C o m m itte e In clu d e K e v in Stubbs, who represents the Sanford Historic Trust; Jack I’anlellas of the Sanlord Historic Society: Myra Dales. Chairman of the Museum Advisory Hoard, and Alicia Clarke. Ilason lor the City Staff. Other members Dyers, and Sue Olingcr who chaired (lie S u rve ye d e x e c u tiv e s see s ig n s o f re c o v e ry Associated Prase NKW YORK - Many Ameri­ can business executives say they're starting lo see signs of a turnaround in the nation's sluggish economy, according to a new survey. The New York Times CDS News Poll, published today In The New York Times, showed that nearly hall of 490 business executives surveyed saw some hint of Improvement r u« esoio M u s e u m cu rator, A licia C larke, o u tsid e the b u ild in g . meeting. Sanford City Commis­ pleased with the d esig n s." sioner Dob Thomas, who repre Clarke commented, "and had no senls the commission on the a d d itio n a l s u g g e s tio n s lor Committee, was unable to allend changes." due to a previous commitment. This past Tuesday nlghl. the Clarke said. "T h e Advisory Museum Advisory Hoard held Its Hoard also decided to hold meet­ quarterly meeting. The Hoard in gs m out III v rath er than members had their llrst oppor- quarterly uniil this project is lunlty to review the plans. finalized " The next meeting has "T h e y appeared to he very been set for the April I I Forty-seven percent of the executives said they were con­ vinced the economy was get­ ting In-tier. 44 percent said it was slaying the same and only 9 percent said It was getting worse The |Milled executives repre­ sented a cross section of the business community, ranging from giant corporations to small lamllv firms The hints ol optimism come amid recent figures imlnllng lo a revival In key economlc scctors. On Thursday, the Com m erce Department re ­ p o r te d th a t r e t a il s a le s advanced strongly February. the second month In a row The 1.3 perreni gain Iasi month followed a 2.1 jicrrrnl Increase In January. The Times said the polled business executives are more optim istic than most roo s tim e rs . In a N ew Y o rk Tlmes-CDS Poll of the publh Iasi month, only Id percent <>i people questioned said I In­ economy was gelling IM it er The new (Mill was based on interviews conducted from l eb IH to March 0 with business e x e c u t iv e s at c o m p a n ie s throughout the United Stales The sample was randomly selected and provided by Dun A Dradslreel Information Scrv Ices. Il included Interviews with 274 executives In companies wilh $5 million lo #99 million In annual revenue. 121 In com panics with SIOO million to $449 million and 95 In romp.i tiles wilh #5tX) million or more The margin of error varied from plus or minus t> |M-reeni age |Mitnis lo plus or minus in percent |Milnls depending on ■lie subgroup Education plan charts knowledge By AARON W A TS O N Associated Press Writer IIA R R IS D U R G . P e n n . Pennsylvania public high school students could become the first In the nation to Im- measured by what they know, not by howmuch time they spend In the classroom Hoard of Education members say a new plan they approved Thursday would not necessarily make students smarter, but c o u ld m a k e th e m b r t t r r thinkers. Some parents oppose It. saying it lm|M>ses moral values they don't automatically condone. Others say a lest that ts part of the program asks Intrusive questions. Including about how rnurh TV the students watch and how much their parents help wilh homework. The |>lan would eliminate the gra d u a tion requ irem en t of completing a prescribed number of courses In a certain amount of lime Instead, students would have lo master a set of learning goals, called outcomes. Along with requirements In such courses as math, science and English, there are sections on "w e lln e s s and fitn e s s ." "(M-rsonnl. family and communi­ ty living” and "citizenship." Om­ ni the roughly tiO outcomes requires students to understand and appreciate others The system also Includes new standardized tests, an Increase In vocational training and a greater emphasis on foreign lan­ guage. Il would allow stmb ills lo learn al dlllcrcnt speeds and lei districts elim inate standard grading systems That means more students could graduate earlier, while others might have tostay longer. ScIkmiI distrlils would Im- able to design their own curricula and would Im- responsible for assessing student progress The plan must Im- rrvlewed by Ihc House and Senate education committees. "Pennsylvania lias become the No I state of wliut Is a national movement to reorient the em ­ phasis in Instruction from time to what students know." stale Kducatlon Secretary Donald Carroll said Joseph Hard, the board's commissioner for elementary and secondary education, said every oilier state Is considering similar apprtiaclirs lull lias not yet acted on them The public ti.es contributed to hundreds ol changes In the plan as II has evolved over the past two years Hut some parents complain that they didn't get enough say "W e are tired ol our kids being used as educational gulneu pigs." Cathy I.title, of Newvllle. told the board brforr II approved the (dan. "T h o se are values they're trying lo Introduce." said Lorur Sputiler ol Lrwtslierry, York County "Since they took G<m1 out ol the school. I don't know w h a t t h e m o r a l h a s r Is anymorr " Hard disagreed "It's maybe tune to say that stIiiniIs do gel Involved with values and children." lie said Hut are wr trying lo lake the res|Minsiblllly tiom parrots of huw IrhildrrnI should think? A b s o l u t e l y not ** FARMERS FURNITURE A P P L IA N C E S a n d E L E C T R O N IC S 2440 S . F re n c h A v e .( S a n fo rd P h . 3 2 3 -2 1 3 2 9 sm - 8 pm Mon. - Frl.t 9 am - 6 pm SaL, CLOSED SUNDAY me 1 iZST IT �Sanford Herald Sports INSIDE: ■ People, Page 3B ■ Comics, Page 4B ■ Classified, Page 9B IN B R IEF T rio LOCALLY Deeb, Rams blank Patriots O C S R am s still undefeated MOUNT DORA — Orangewnnd Christian went out to a 5-1 trail, then had to hang on to drfrat Mount Dora Illblc Academy 5-4 In a lADIstrtct H softball game Thursday afternoon. The victory extends Orangrwood Christian's season-opening winning streak to 5-0. Eighth grader Allison lllrschy paced the OCS Rams' nvr-hlt attack with a double, single and three RBI. Liz Hodges singled and scored two runs while Liz Hufford and Jennifer Dickinson each hit a single und scored a run. Ornngewood Christian plays again tills after­ noon at Altamonte Spring's Westmonle Park against Trinity l*rrp. which Is also undefeatrd. P atriots sho o t by R am s, Ram s HEATHROW — Brian Opal shot a I -over-par 37 to lead the undefeated Lake Brantley Patriots to a bays' golf trlmatch victory over the Ornngewood Christian Rams and Lake Mary Rams Thursday at Heathrow Country Club. The Patriots (13-01 came In with a team score of 157 while Orange wood Christian (0-4| shot a 104 while Lake Mary (0-9-11compiled a 187. Also contributing to Lakr Brantley's team score were Mike Dcrzovlch (38|. Andy Meiers (41) and Ryan Stean (41). Brian Hunlcke also shot a 4 1 for the Patriots. Andy Braddock led Ornngewood Christian with 39. Rounding out the Rams' effort were Scott Armstrong (40). Kevin Rlpaldl (42) and Matt Kuchar (43). Joey Clayton carded a 52 for Ornngewood Christian. Doing the scoring for Lake Mary were Dusty Story (43). Greg Herlch (45). Tyler Wright (49) und Jim Voght (50). Also rompcllng for Lake Mary was Mark Shorehousc (53). Rain in terrupts U C F C la s s ic ORLANDO — For the second time this week, the University of Central Florida Classic huscball tournament was halted by rain Thursday n'ghl at the UCF Baseball Complex. The host UCF Knights were leading IllinoisChicago 9 6 wlien play was suspended In the bottom of the sixth Inning with the Knights at Imt. Leflflelder Brett Barker and third baseman Ty Lynch had each hit home runs for UCF. In the earlier game. Evansville (Ind.) defeated Oregon State 5-1. Today's action |>lcked up at 11 a.in. with the resumption of I lie UCF-llllnots-Chlcago contest. At 1 p in., Evansville plays tlllnols-Chlcago at I p.m. UCFandOiegon Slate play at 7 p.m. ■r i u w Vr* ‘ uuSittti* OQ W H AT'S HAPPENING Today Baseball □ Ssmlnola at Laka Hoarall, 3:30 p.m. □ Laka Mary al Laka Brantley, 7 p.m. □ Oviedo al Lyman, 7 p.m. Junior College Baseball CJDundalk (Md.) Community CoBege al Samlnola Community Collaga, 2 p.m. Boys’ Basketball □ Class 4A Stats Toumamant at TallahasseeLeon County Civic Center Ovlado va. Lake­ land-Lake Gibson, 3:30 p.m March 1 3 , 1 9 9 2 F R ID A Y s h a re s S A C le a d Silver Hawks overtake Tribe . Greyhounds roll by Lions By TO N Y OeSORMIBft Herald Sports Editor B Prom S U ff A sports By DEAN SMITH Herald Sports Writer_____________________________ LAKE MARY — For 55 minutes Thursday artemonn. Lake Mary High School softball coach Jeannlr Fischer waited for an explosion that never camr. Instead, pitcher Tiffany Deeb tossed a five-lilt shutout as the Ranis blanked the normally explosive Lake Brantley Patriots 4-0 In a game between two of the four teams tied for first In the Seminole Athletic Conference standings. l-ake Mary, now 8-2 overall, Is tied with Lake Howell and Lyman at 3-1 In the SAC. Lake Brantley. 9-4 and 2-2 In the conference. Is In fourth ahead of Oviedo (1-3) and Seminole (0-4). "Lake Brantley's the type of team that may go a few Innings without scoring runs but Is always a threat to have a big Inning." said Fischer. "They're capable of breaking loose al any point OVIEIKJ — Lyman protected Us share o f the leud In the Seminole Athletic Conference softlmll standings with n 3-1 victory over Oviedo ThunuLiy uflcrnoon al Red Bug Lake Park. The victory Improves the Grryhounds lo 5-3 overall. 3-1 III the SAC. Currently. Lyman Is tied with Lake Mary and laike Howell for first plarr In the SAC. Oviedo Is now 1-3 in (lie conference while Seminole Is 0-4. Wlillr her team kept pace with the other league lenders. Couch Christy Tlhhlts wasn't overjoyed with the Grryhounds' |M-rfomiancr. "T h e girls runic back down a notch from when they played land benll laikr Brantley on Tuesday." said Tlhhlts. "They played well enough lo win today hut not any Irciter Ilian SANFORD — Who nerds a big first Inning'.’ It look four Innings lull once the Lake Howell High School varsity soflliall tram got rolling thry couldn’t I k - slo|i|x-d and Seminole was Ihr victim as Ihr Silver Hawks drop|>rd the Tribe 12-4 In a Seminole Athlrllr ('outercnee contest ut the Ft. Mellon Solihull Field Thursday afternoon. "W e've hern trying lo convince the girls that they can win games wllhoul having a big first Inning." said Lake Howell brad roach Jo Luciano. " If wc don't score In Hie tlrst Inning, we'll do It In Ihr second Inning. If mil then In Ihr thlrd. whenever." This time II took unlit i Ik- fourth Inning. Trailing 2-1 Joy Joseph started an right run □ See Lake Howell, Page 2B □See Lake Mary, Page 2B □ BedLyman, Page 2B LAKE HOWELL II. SEMINOLE « Ml M l • - II It I MD Ml I t I t LOM and Hill. W akrt II I J a w * l( and Drydan WP - lO M ID II L P - Jawarlc i r n IB - Lata Mowyli. Oram,. Floyd Wminole. Walker. Wllkt. L it* RiCherde JB — Lekt Howell. Joseph. Seminole. Dryden HR — none Record* — Lake Howell • 2. J I SAC. Seminole 7 7.0 4 SAC U l l Br«irtl*, Ljk# M ir , M II I m 1111 i - I I | • « > Brown end Jtullvr Dttb and Long,'all W P — D w b I I II I P — Brown IV 41. 2B — Laka Mary. Outer and Woodall IB - Nona HR — None Records — Lake Brantley 9 4 . } } SAC; Lake Mery I }. 3 I SAC Lyman Ovtodo U liH m ll MD I I I I — I 909 900 | — | t f 1 | Willis end A ce, Bertels end Jekubcin WP Willis f4 21 I P Bertel* JB - Ncne JO - Lymen BnPop end Beiler HR — None Records - Lymen S J. ) I SAC. Oviedo 1 1 SAC Raiders fall in 10th Prom Staff HaporU________________ SANFORD — Brian Bridges hit two home runs. Including the game winner with two out In the 10 th Inning, as Florida Community Col­ lege at Jacksonville downed Semi­ nole Community College 5-2 In u Mid-Florida Conference baseball game ut Raider Field Thursday afternoon. The game winning blast came on a 2-2 pitch aftrr Rodney Tlsdalr I.ad hern hit by a pitch and Ralmond McWhltr had slngtrd. The win Improved the Slurs' record to 18-10 overall and 4-5 In the MFC. while SCC fell to 9-1 l-l overall. , The Raiders will play home games again today and Saturday. They will host Dundalk Community College from Maryland al 2 p.m. today before hosting Santa Fe Community College from Gainesville In un MFC contest ulso starling at 2 p.m. Saturday. Bridges' heroics offset another strong pitching performance by the Raiders’ Greg Brck. The sophomore right-hander allowed only eight hits and struck out eight In 9 2/3 Innings. And while he was brllllunt most of the time, he had trouble getting the final out at crucial limes. FCC-J look a 1-0 lead In the first Inning Adam Burtnn walked with two outs, went to second on a (Kissed tiall und scored on a double by Tisdale. The visitor's Increased the lead to ty C Mart l y w Seminole Community College pitcher Greg Beck (No. 23, throwing ball) was able lo keep Carlos Armas (sliding) and the real Florida Community College-Jacksonvllle 2-0 In the top of the fourth Inning when Bridges launched his first home run. also with two out. SCC tied the game with a pair of runs In the bottom of the fourth Inning. Stanley Evuns led nil with a walk and Chad Epperson billowed with a double Evans and pinchrunner Chris llulflnc then scored on u single by Joey Gollnskl. The Raiders' never really threat­ ened again They did grl four runners Into scoring |Kisillon. In­ Stars oil the basepaths lor mut’h TnliWday's game. But Bock was hurt by a pair ol two-oul home runs by Brian Bridges as FCC-J oullaslod SCC 5-2 in 10 Innings. cluding two runners us fur as third tiuse. later 111 the game hut each time It was with twnouts. la-ailing the FCC-J olfense were ■fridges (2-for-4. two home runs, two r iris scored, two KHII. Tisdale (l-for-4. double, one run scored. one Kill). Carlos Armas ll-lor-4. double). Burton tl-for-3. one run scored). McWhltr 11-tor-1, one run scored) and Brian Mclauub und Oene Man­ ning (Imlli l-for-5). Providing Ihr olTrnsc (or the SCC were Epperson (2-lor-5. double). Jack N iles (l-fu r-3 ). G olln skl (l-for-4. two Rltll. Evuns (l-for-4. one run scored) ami Hulflnr (one runscorcdl.________________________ FLORIDA CC J l. SEMINOLE CCI. IIIN N IN G 1 Fla.CC Js<tM 0*"la IM IM MD 1 - I I I Sammata CC M l IN M I — I I I HoHmen. Thornton (Tl gnd Bridget k Anderton (10) end E pp»<ur WP - Thornton LP - Beck (9 } » IB — Fkvtde CC J. T ild e *. Armet Seminole CC. Epperfton JB - none HR — FNride CC J. Bridget > Record* — Florida Community College JeckwmviHe d 10. 4 1 MFC. Community CottegeO tt 1_______________ Softball □ Lyman at DeLand. Varsity at 4 p.m., |unlor varsity al 5 p.m. Track and Field □ Lake Howell Invitational, 4 p m Lions hope to do what no county team has done By DEAN SMITH Herald Sports Wilier S a turd ay Baseball □ Wasl Orange at Ovlado. 2 p.m. □ Lake Howell at Bishop Moore. 1 p m. Junior Varsity Baseball □ Lyman at Deltona, 1p.m. fiWast Orange at Ovlado. 11 a m. □ Lake Howell at Bishop Moore, 9:30 a m. □ Spruce Creek at Laka Brantlay. t p m Freshman 3aseball :Laka Highland Prep at Laka Brantley, 7 p.m. Junior College Baseball □ Santa Fa Community College at Seminole Community College, 2 p.m Boys' Basketball □ Class 4A state championship gams at Tallahassee Leon County Civic Center, 8:30 p.m. Track and Field Winter Park Ellis Meet. 10 a m Ocala-Forest Invitational. 8 am. Compiled from staff end wire rep arte B ASK E TB ALL I 7 30 p m — SUN. Indiana I’acrrs at Orlando Magic. (LI Complete Itettnge an Page SB TALLAHASSEE - Oviedo High School will atlrm pl to do this weekend what no Seminole County s c I k h i I has ever dour . . . win a slutr championship 111 basketball. The Lions will tie looking to wm their filth Inumumrnt title ol Ihr yrar when thry o |m-i i play In the Class 4A Stale Tournament today at 3 30 p ill. against Section II chumplon Lakeland Lake Gibson High SrhiMil at Ihr Tallahassrr-Lrtin County Civic Center. Ill Ihr other Class 4A semifinal, the stale's No l-runkrd tram. Ihr Srnutars of Jarksonvlllr llrarhFtrtrhrr High School, sijuarrs oil ugalnst Ihr No 2-runkrd Irani. Ihr Stlngrrrrs ut Miami Srnlor High School. Miami Senior Is the threetimr defending stair champion 111 Class 4A The winners of tmlay s gamrs will meet for Ihr stale championship al 8 30 p m Saturday night. Oviedo, rankrd No 4 In Ihr slatr. Is 32-2 on Ihr season and undrlrutrd (31-0) against Florida trams. The Lions are also undrlrutrd In 1992. Ilirlr oidy losses com in g In Ih r K ingdom USA Tournament In Ocala at Christmas lo nullonally-raiikrd Christ Ihr King of New York and ihr top tram in Krnturky. Pleasure Ridge Park Sinrr the Kingdom tournament, Oviedo lias won 19 gamrs III a row. Inrlu dlng ftvr straight In the postseason. It will be looking to add the state title to ihr championships It won In the Crnlral Florida Classic. Ihr 4A-Dlslrlct 9 loumumrnt. Ihr Rrglon 5 title game amt tin- Section III title game. Lakr Gltison. 23-7. advanced to Ihr slate tournament with u 78-65 victory over St. PetersburgDIXIc Hollins In llie- Section II title game. Oviedo hrad coach Ed Bolton said □ike Gibson is a lot like l lie Lions. "W e bad sommnr scout Ilirlr sectional game und thry up|M-ur to be a lot like us." said Bolton. "They have six or seven good utlilclrs lirtwrrn 6 frrl nod 6 Irrt. 4 Inches und huvr our kid atMiul 6 Irrt, 7 Inches lull "They stmt the hall wrll against Dixie Hollins' man lo man defense •iml thry played all man-lo-nian drfrnse." Oviedo's 32 wins Is Ihr mini ever 111 u season (or a Seminole County hoys tram, and the Lions are Ihr first local tram lo go to slate shier Seminole High lost III tlir semifinals hi Tampa-JrfTrrson In 1980 O viedo Is Ird by the Green b ro th ers, sen io r point guard Bernard and Junior forward Devon But I lie Lions a tr tar Irom a (wo man tram. Six dlMrrrnt p la in s have led In cither scoring or re­ bounding in gamrs this year. Also starting tor Oviedo have lircn srnlor renter Simon llar|K-r Jr.. Junior guard Leon Lowmao and Junior forward Randy Wright ContrllHilIng oil Ihr l>nteh have hern seniors Kenny Kroog. Ian Forrest. Travis Kullrnhaeh and Juniors Chris Braxton. Brad Lnkrns. Don la Jrnrrrttr and Bryan Krpplr FSd PSM* Shnon Harper Jr. (above) and Bernard Green aro the only two seniors in Ihe starting lineup lor the Oviedo Lions, who play Lakeland Lake Gibson in Ihe Class 4A state basketball tournament semifinals today at 3 30 p FOR B E S T C O V ER A G E O F S P O R TS iN YO U R A R EA , READ T H E SAN FO R D HERALD D AILY Wm T wH mmE . ■ v» i»/ . I �I a s - So/itord Herald, Sanford, Florid* - Friday, March 13, 1902 Thursday league to be decided by tie-breaker S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S ammo t h a i m i h o Portland n11, 1, All Tima* f IT AMERICAN LEAGUE W L 1 t Calltomla 4 CNvutanrt 4 MUuwwta t CMcauu 4 Baltlmar* 4 taHto S SMton 3 MIIm u Sm 4 Nu* Varh 3 Kama* City 3 Ti m * I 0*4 ton* > Outrun Tamtito (|AT|0NAL L(A0U, It . Lout! 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ILI 1 p m. — II, tEC Toumanwnt, Artaraat vo. Cu rplAlLI , Li 7 p m. — IA EtPN. ACC Taumamont. FtU W.N-C. Slata, (LI 7 pjn. — WOE. Mp Eott Teumemant. Oau salt on va Miami (LI f:STp m. - II, tEC Tournament, LIU vo. ■ pjn. — tC. Croat M id i it Toumemonl. DoPeut va Mompni» INN, (LI F:M pjn. — E1PFL ACC Toumemonl. NormCemruwvA WaOT Fareot. ILI I P p.m. — WOR, Bit loot Toumemonl, tl. JaMVava Camuctlnit. (LI P:M pjn. — II. M. tEC Teumanwnt. FNrMevt. Alokoma. (LI M M pm. — tC. Greet Midwool Teuma ment. CUKkvwH va akerpuettPlI. Leuto Cm U m W I t m r t second on a single by Gannon. Jakubcln scored on Melanie that." Lyman broke a scoreless Ik Schnipp's single. With the tying runs on base. when Qlna Bailer led off (he fourth Inning with a triple and Lyman pitcher Susan Willis got •cured un Carrie Scranton's sac­ the nest Oviedo batter to pop out rifice fly lo left. In the fifth lo Foreton at second base. Bishop and Lusk led Lyman's Mel loos Lusk singled and on Michelle Bishop's tri­ nlne-hll attack. Bishop going ple to glee the Greyhounds a2-for-4 2-0 with tiro RBI while Luak aru 2-for-3 with a run Beared. advanlge. The visitors stretched their Ussier tripled and scored a run Irsd to 3-0 In the seventh Inning. while Scranton had s single and After Jamie Urland reached on an MB1. W 1111a Campbell and an error. Susan Willis and Anltrs Jennifer Forutan each had one Campbell singled to load the Oviedo iron the Junk* varsity bases. Bishop then singled home con teal. lieland. Lyman will play at DeLand Oviedo attempted to rally In the bottom of the seventh. April this afternoon before resuming Zum led off with a single. An out Its SAC scheduled next Tuesday taler. Becky Jakubctn hit Into a si Lake Howell. 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Mssclsrelll hit two singles while Nicole Rathbun opened the Rsthbun. Helmers and Rachel L a k e B ra n tle y s even th by Poppe each had one single. reaching first on an error. Julie Defensively, shortstop Pam Helmers then hit s single that Davis, leftfteldcr Mcoli and third mtsplayed by the Lake Mary baseman Pinckney anchored the outfield. Allowing Rathbun to go Rama. Davis stoned a double to third and Helmers to take play In the second inning. Mcoli second. made a diving catch of a line "That's when I turned to Kim drive by Michelle Davis and (Averill, her osMstant coach) and Pinckney registered two assists sold, 'You have to have faith In ■nd ■ put out In the fifth Inning. times like this.' " recalled Fis­ "One of the things that 1 Just cher. told the girls was that I didn't Her faith was rewarded as know what they had done to get Deeb retired the next three themselves mentally ready to batten on easy fly balls to the play, but everyone was ready to outfield. go and It all came together," said For the Patriots, the loss con­ Fischer. tinued their frustrating pattern Both Lake Mary and Lakr o f alternating aubpor efforts with Brantley are o ff until next strong outings. Tuesday. Lake Mary playing "Right now. we're dragging In Oviedo at Red Bug Lake Park In all areas o f play and we Just a 4 p.m. contest while Lake can't find any answers." said Brantley hosts Seminole at 7 Lake B ran tley coach R eny p.m. B etrls, whose team lost at Lyman Tuesday but rolled over a solid Spruce Creek team Wednesday night. “ That's not to take anything away Tram Lyman or Lake Mary. They wanted lo win and they did." Diane Dubcr led the Lake Mary offense, doubling home El Ias bet h Davidson tn the bot­ tom o f the Aral Inning and singling In Laurel Mcoli for a 2-0 Ram lead In the third Inning. Duber later hit another single. | | the last three previous season a, a to pm. - WMFOFm (Fla). CNUpa. ACC Taurnamunt F t U * N C HOT* AVTO BALING ISM am. - WGTDAM IINI. Grand NatUnaL Atlanta Ml GAtXBTBALL 7 pan. - WWFU AM (IN). NBA. CMcapa Ptt“ ^ lllDuOTU Lyman----------- OaNr’i tas m i a Qrscs AdOTMNc TvmaW144 111 a - SANFORD - First Baptlal Church needed a 12-run Inning OraaApstNacTMtRN III FI 4 I - II while Lee'a Cabinets won by the tFlnt SapNat CSsttS Mi 44(111 « - 14 III 1 2 -run rule to finish In a tie for m i at - ia ii first place In the Sanford Recre­ Lot*» CsSkwti its at - a ii ation Departm ent Thursday Maty Crvu LutSaeau Night Men's Polar Bear Softball W .L . O ra c e y lau n ch ed a League at Chase Park. After Grace Apostolic began three-run home run through the ly with a 9-8 come-from- . rain to cap First Baptist's 12-run hind win over Gator's. First rally In the sixth Inning. Oracey Baptist scored 12 runs In the also had two singles, two runs bottom of the sixth to erase a and four RBI baiting behind his 14-4 deficit and beat Orace uncle. Tommy Gracey. who was Apostolic Temple 16-15. In the 4-for-4 with four singles, three nightcap, Lee'a Cabinets beat runsand one RBI. Also chipping In were Rocky Holy Croat Lutheran 16-4 In a game stopped after five Innings Elllngsworth (triple, double, single, two runs, one RBI). Mike by the 12 -run rule. First Baptist and Lee'a Cabi­ Henley (Inslde-the-park home net*. who finish the regular run. single, two runs, three RBI|, season tied at 7-3, will meet tn a Sid Brock (two triples, one run, one-game ptayolT at 7:30 p.m. two RBI). Jack Ettonhead and next Thursday. Gator'a and Danny Gracey (each with a Grace Apostolic Temple finish in double, one run and one RBI), a tie for third at 4-6 white Holy Billy Gracey (single, two runs). Tim Palmer (single, one run) and Cross ends the season 3-7. In the first game of the night. Bobby Barbour (one run). Wargo again led Grace Apos­ Gator'a struck for seven runs In the top o f the first Inning, only to tolic's attack with four singles see Grace Apostolic Temple rally and three runs. Raines added three singles and three runs. for the victory. Chris Wargo led Grace Apos­ Jackson doubled twice and tolic Temple's 11-hit attack with scored three times. Brooks had a three singles and two runs double, two singles, two run* scored. Alvin Campbell had two and two RBI. Eason contributed a double, singles, one run and two RBI while Thad Brooks contributed single, two runs and three RBI. two singles, one run and one Cam pbell dou bled, singled, scored a run and drove In three RBI. Sam Raines. Robert Jones and more. Jones had a triple, two Thomas Watson Jr. each had a ■Ingles, one run and three RBI. single, one run and one RBI. Watson Jr. hit two singles and Mike Eason singled and scored a drove In two runs. Thomas run. Arthur Jackson also scored Watson Sr. also had an RBI. Robert Stevens highlighted the a run. For Gator's, which collected 15-hlt effort by Lee’a Cabined 13 hits, Mark McLohon doubled, with a triple, double, single, singled and scored a run. Mark three runa and three RBI. Keith Aten hit two singles, scored a Acrec doubled, singled, scored run and drove In another. Terrell three runs and drove In one. Jay Ervin and Terry Rusal also hit Crutchfield had three singles, two singles and scored one run one run and one RBI. Kurt Tabor apiece. Mickey West doubled doubled, singled, scored two runs and drove In two more. and scored two runs. Other contribuiora were Aaron Other contributors were Jeff Aten (two singles;. Chris Wire Johns and Danny Lee (each with (single, one run, one RBI). Philip a single and two runs). Barry Rothrock (single, one run) and Hysell (single, one run. two RBI). Chris Grtsaom (two singles) and Scott Page (one RBI). II ;M pjn. - tUN. Metre CenNrance Tournament, LauNvlIN va VCU lt:M am. - EIPFA Lor* Seech tteN at FuMriantlet* CoNtfxasd from IB Davidson also scared In the third NSASAIKETSALL o f the game. And you have and fifth Innlngi. Angela Snow I pm. — tUN. NBA Meek TanifM , i F:SI pm. - IUN. Indiana Paeerk 41 toantlclpate that happening." , . Oiiaiuo Magic.Uia..itr ........ .. I I The Patriots, who have kldFJ I p m. — WFTV F. Jrtuvty Futraplla Opun. NBW TOOK MITt - Aprwd U Urmt WtOT J t a Francs, plitar, m a twaruar auttor4ALsiata.tM.74 OatraWFt. guanwtlN 71 IAN ANTONIO EIOEEI - Rakaud ■rodorlck Oravvo, runnlnp back; Jett Orlmak. tacklai Oaarpo Homlnpway, Iunpack; Konnalh Johntan. oalatyi and Randy ThamtuL Dnakacfcor. 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Atlanta vo, Swton at Winter Hsvon. l U lanAManm NAIAOtv.il AruUi**. NUc*. *J. StanttoM. N J . 4* Lake Howell------------CGMtiBNGdfr o t a t e Inning for the Sliver Hawks with a booming triple to right-center field. She copped the mix hit outburst with an RBI single. In between, Sallie Floyd and Chert Green ripped doubles and Heather Van Oren and Tina Leman singled. Seminole took a 2-0 lead In the first inning on a double by Vsl Wilks, an RBI single by Lora RIChsrde and an RBI double by Lias RiChorde. Lake Howell's Oral run came In the third when Tina Lemon scored Dlonn Lowe with ■ ground out. The Silver Hawks added three Insurance runs In the sixth Inning to lead 12-2. Lake Howell's defense was Just as Impressive as the offense as they held Seminole to only one base runner for five innings. Including retiring 12 batten ins rows! one point. The Tribe scored s single run In the sixth when Argle Walker doubled and scored on a single by Wilks. The home team mounted ■ rally tn the seventh inning when, after two were out Corey Dryden mashed ■ triple and scared on an i TWg p—n*-— Lbsn walkad — j g j * singled la load the h «ca . But NaMa Rlggtas a shot to deep right-center to end the game. Contributing to a 16-hlt Silver Hawks offense were Joseph 13-for-4. triple, two runs scored, four RBI), Green (2-for-4, double, two runs scored, one RBI), Floyd (2-far-4, double, one run scored, one RBI). Shannon McDowell |2-for-2. two runs scored!, Leman (2-for-4. two runs scored, four RBI). Lowe (2-foe-4, two runs scored, one RBI) and Van Order |2-for-4. one run scored]. Also contributing were Christy York (l-Tor-2. one RBI). Kal Foldeak (one RBI I and Kristy HUI (one run scored). Doing the damage for Seminole were Wilks (2-for-a. double, one run scored, one RBI). Dryden (l-for-3. triple, one run scored). Walker (l-for-3. double, one run scored). Lias Rjcharde (l-fAr-3. double, one RBI). Lora RIChsrde I l-for-3. one run scored, one RBI). Latrice Turner (I-for-31 and Jaaewtc ( I -for-3). Lake Howell Improved to 8-2 overall and remained tied for the SAC lead with Lyman and Mary with 3-1 conference records Lake I will hoot Lyman In a crucial SAC gome next Tuesday suiting at 4 p.m. Tbs Tribe fell to 7-7 overall and 0-4 In the SAC. Sewrtnah wtt he a: Lake Brantky next Tuesday night storting at 7 p.m. Play Exciting High Paying T u tT .. iw h i n n r , ,i . i i v u a Motor7 3 0 pin THrt la u t ’ N ^ Mtaaw ICOpm Uon.Wsd.S4t Ctaosd Sunday .h u ta w i Sorry You Must Be 18 SANFORD ORLANDO KENNEL CLUB Nor* of Otondo. fustcf Hey. 17-K 101 Dof TrackRd.lorguood 831-1600 4 �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida • Friday, March 13, 1M2 • SB People Investing in Girl Scouts’ future IN B R I E F L tls u r* program * **t Leisure program* at Seminole Community College an* nounce* that the following claaaca will begin during the week of March 16. 1992: Rape & Assault Prevention — Thl* course Includes one Thursday. 3/18. 7-10 p.m. and two Saturdays. 3/21 and 3/28.9 a.m.-12 noon. Designed to leach the traits and characteristics which are common In persons who commit sexual assault. It will also teach methods to use against physical attack so that sufTlclent skill and confidence will be developed to counter most attacks well enough to escape and run to safety. Coat: * 10 /per person. Walercolor Greeting Cards — Wednesdays. 3/18-4/22, 7-9 p.m. Provides beginners and experienced watercolorists the opportunity to learn how to do small, simple watercolors of Florida scenes for use as greeting cards. Instructor will mount pictures and have matching envelopes available Tor purchase. Bring no supplies to the first class meeting. Cost: *3S/per person. Dog Obedience — Wednesdays, 3/18-4/20. 7-8 p.m. A basic class which will teach the dog owner to teach his animal to heel, heel and sit, sit and stay, down and stay, recall, respect for the word "No,” problem solving and other basic skills. Dogs must be three month* old or older and on a training collar and a leash at all times. Cost: *35/per person. Citrus Council o f Girl Scouts' Annual Giving Campaign. "G IF T S For G irls." started March 9 and ends March 29. "GIFTS For dirts" stands for Giving Investments for Tom orrow. Girl Scout volunteers ask parents of girl members, local businesses, corporations and other friends of Girl Scouting to financially support Citrus CoundlofGIrl Scou (sdurlngthecampalgn. Donations to Citrus Council of Girl Scouts benefit Individual girls, adult volunteers ami Central Florida communities. Contributions provide economically disadvantaged girls with financial assistance to rcglstrr In Girl Scouting ami to attend training, various program activities and summer rumps Adult voluntrrrs receive quality training, resource material and administrative sup­ port. Central Florida communities benefit from Girl Scouting through the various local service pmjrrts Girl Scouts provide nml from young adults who arc community service-minded. Citrus Cnuncll of Girl Scouts serve* over 20.000 girls each year In Brevard. Flaglrr. Seminole. Orangr. Osceola and Volusia counties. In 1992. Central Florida Girl Scouts are participating In the national sc n ice project "Girl Scouts Care for I hr Earth." to celebrate Girl Scouting*' HOth anniversary lit the United States. Girts will Initiate environmental sendee projects In their communities. Citrus Council Girl Scouts arr also taking part In "Girl Scouts Helping Children: Baby Basics," collecting thousands of Heins for needy or homeless babies and donating them to organizations who arc In need of the Items. Cllms Council of Girl Scouts needs the support o f the communities It serve* to continue giving Central Florida girls quality, preventative programs. For more Informa­ tion call 407/645-1020 or I -800-387-3906. Senior* to m eet The Sanford Senior Citizens will meet Tuesday at noon at the Senior Center. Afler a business meeting, a hobby show will be presented. Eveyone Is asked to bring a hobby to show. If It Is too big to bring you can tell about It. CAMNDAR A lc o h o lic s A n o n y m o u s gathers ' Sanford Alcoholics Anonymous. Bora to Win. and Sanford women groups have announced temporary locations for meetings formerly held at 1201 W. First SI. Meetings will be held al the House o f Good Will, Forth Street and Oak Avenue at 10 a.m. Sundays and 2:30 and 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. At 5:30 p.m. Saturdays, meetings will be hed at 2808 S. French Avc. The parish hall o f Holy Cross Episcopal Church will host meetings at 2 p.m. Saturday for Sanford women, noon Monday through Saturday and 8 p.m. Monday through Sunday. Call Ellse Dean at 3234)383 for more Information. N a rco tics A n o n y m o u s to m ast Narcotics Anonymous meets Friday at 11 p.m. at the House or Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. A la tssn / A la to t to m ast There Is an Atatecn/Alalot meeting at 10 a.m. Saturday. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church on 17-92. Ages 4-17 . welcome. For further Information, call Diane $.a| 332-9135. O ld ca rs put In llm sllgh t The Celery City Cruiser*, an antique and classic automobile club In Seminole Courtly, sponsdrtk display of did ttireeAeh" 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 to bring their old cars or browse. For more Information, call Dave Scott at 323-8844. American Association ol Rst i r ed Persons sponsors 557AHVS, a sata driving court* lor ssnlor cltlztns, regularly throughout th* year. Al a recant else* held at the Sanford Senior Canter, Inetructor Nick Klock, above,' helped eenlore refresh their memories about driving skill, laws, safety equipment and coping with the hazards of the road as a person ages. Right, Wi&srssrss: Bottom, a group.-oUsankw* bone up on the laws 6f We road.,Completion,Qf.lhe c o w »« entitles seniors to a discount rate on automobile Insurance. N a r-A n o n to offer halp Nar-Anon, a self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, meets at 8 p.m. Wednesdays and Saturdays at West Lake Hospital. State Road 434. Longwood. and on Fridays, at 8 p.m.. at Grove Counseling Center. Third Street and Oak Avenue, Sanford. For more Information, call 869-6364. Coed’s mother wants answers about school’s policy on rape DBAS ABBTt Please help. I don't know how to handle this situation. My daughter is a freshman at a Midwestern coed college. She was assigned to a coed floor In a dormitory with 1 1 girls and 64 boys. The first week of school, a girl she knows who live* across campus was raped In her dorm room . Campus police w ere not tried, the boy admitted the rape. His "punishment": He was moved out of the victim's dorm, across campus, and onto my daughter's coed floor! t am outraged! I definitely want to do something, but my ' daughter and her roommate are upset because they feel my Involvement would label them, and the boy's friends would harass them. The roommate won't tell her parents because she Is afraid her parent* will make Iter move back home. These girls are young and naive, but I have to rrapcct her wlahea. Since I am new to the stale, I have nu contacts or support. I know that local police should have been Involved and the victim should have pressed charge*, but neither wa* done. I am deeply concerned lor my daughter's safely: the rapist should have at least been moved to an all-male floor! Please tel) me what to do. CONCEBMBO MOTHER D BA* CONCERNED: It Is un­ fortunate that the local police were not notified immediately. If the young man admitted lo the rape, he should have been : expelled. And. If your daughter ; Is afraid lo apeak up because ol possible harassment, you should cunlsct the president of the university and request a ropy of the school'* policies about rape. ' Also, ask for the university'* explanation lor Its action in ihi* case. Finally. Inquire about Ihe school'* programs for educating aludcnta about their vulnerabili­ ty to thl* crime. If there are no programs, something should he atari ed. DEAR ABBY i I sure enjoyed those letters from people who lold about receiving gifts that had telltale signs o f having been used. My cousin received u cookie tar as a wedding shower gth. When she got It home, ahe noticed some rookie crumbs at the bottom. A friend Df mine lold me she received a strum iron for a wedding present. II was In a regular carton, taped shut, like brand-new llrm * come In. bul when she look II out of the carton to use. It, It had water In Itl I’m sure others liave had similar experience*. Have you. Abby? DEAR ARRTi I recently at­ DEAR MBt Onl y unre. 1 i A D V IC I ABIGAIL VAN BUREN M O V IE l A N D D R IV F -IN N S W ARRIVALS The following births have hern recorded at HCA Central Florida Regional Hospital: Feb. 14 — Angela Sluck and Edward Chavrrs. Sanford, girl. Feb. Ruben girl. 15 — Laura M. and S. Julrus. Longwood. Feb. 16 — J o s r l y n nc Brown. Sanford. I»y . T. MW V I * 11) 00 EACH Feb. 17 — Shrrnu A. Wright and Brandon W. Cush. Sanford, boy; Sondni R. Hoover. Geneva, girl. F r I ) . ID — N i c o l e M . Beauchamp, Lake Mary. Itoy: Thrrusu L. Brink and Donald A. Docring. Sunfiml, boy: t.ual C. and Rodney E. Grant. Sanford, boy; Mary Reynolds, Atlanuinle Springs, boy. h rn », 'i-.r.f ,.1 I., Will *wownMi r*i Hnnk B IN G O STAY ALIVE dont drink and drive Cinemas MB m LANSING, MICH. tended a bridal ahower. Many altended. since the bride-to-be Is a well-known, well-liked loral woman. bought a brand-new purer, and when I got It home I found a quarter In the coin purer! Afler opening all Ihe gifts, the bride stood up and thanked everyone for coining and bring­ ing such lovely gifts. Then one of tier aunts, who wa* one of the hostesses, stood up and aald. "Because of the price of postage these days, the verbal ‘(hankyou' you Just heard from Ihe bride will be ihe only one you will gel. She will send written thank-you notes only lo those who were unable lo attend the ahower." DEAR ABBYi The letter front the nursing home administrator about families who Ignore their m o t h e r * , fat hers and grandparents who reside in nursing home* hll a sore spot I've had for year*. I have cared for sen lore, loo, and some family member* who "visit" do nol slay for even 10 minutes. They come In saying. " I can only slay a few mtnulcs — I'm on my way to my bridge rlub lor some other event) but I wanted toaeeyqu." Abby. there I* never an olTrr to take the person for a ride, or out to eal. or for an Ice cream rone. Some of these senior* liad entertained their kinfolk in their homes for years.' but of course that la all forgotten. Parent* care for their children for years, bul these ungrateful children would nol even consid­ er taking their aging parents for a weekend. Abby. I think this was very tacky. What gift isn't worth a 29-crnt postage stamp to ac­ knowledge? What do you Ihtnk? PUT-OFF OUEBT DEAR Ql/EBTi If ihe aunt ma d e that a n n o u n c e m e n t without Ihe consent of the bride, she had a lot of nerve. And If she had the consent of the bride, shame on both ot them. Every shower gilt rails for a written thank-you. 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F t 22771 Rev Mereafta EmncA O M Patiot Meahn* Sunday 1020am Send n Service* 1100am Psychic Fair A Yard Set* Every 2nd Saturday ot th* moot* Wed All Message Service 7 30 pm InlQumallan on church funchoni end spiritual functions can 322 915* a S Sum * Poos* Piston; 1000 am Power i Praise ' 900 pm Wfdneedey Semce 700 p m T H I OPEN DOOR CHURCH "An Outreach ol Open Door Mimatnea * Sundxv Sctuol * Adult B.ae Daaa 9 19 • m Moty Crow St ory Hour Praschool For Informaltoni Call 2330707 *3209 Myrtle Avenue Sanford. Florida 22771 3202033 Fred Wit sen Sunday School 000 am Morning Worship 1000am Evening Sanece « 00 pm Wednekdey Bible Study 700 pm SHOWER DOWN OF B lESM N O i 201 Elm Aver 2211 Timothy Hudson 1000 am 1100 am SOOpm ti 741 pm To List Your Church Services On This Page Contact The Advertising Dept. 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 THE FOLLOWING FIRMS ENCOURAGE YOU TO ATTEND YOUR HOUSE OF WORSHIP THIS WEEK UPSALA API t BYT IRIAN W 75th 9 Upsets R d. Banford Rev Oarwm Shea Paator Sunday School fa m Church Service 10 a m FIRST CHURCH OF T H I NAZARENE 2591 Senlord Ave John 4 HMton Paler Sunday School 9 45 • m Morningi Won Worship 104$ am TOufh Hour 9 00pm • 00pm ( 700 pm Nursery provided tot Ml Services Interdenominational ribte Study • am S 7 30 pm W1JUVA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH i l l Wakna Spring* Lane her Samuel R D Massey Church Service* 920 and MOD am Sunday School (An ages> 949 AM Nursery Provided A9UN0ANT USB CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Hm 949 W Lake Mary R>*d taka Mery. Phone 322243a |bur P ill or Sunday School 9 20am Morning Worship 10 30 a m Religious Science U C 9 S BpbOeaf Cenhe 175 A South Voiuwa Av* Comet Of Grave* aid Voiusie Are Rev Margaret Ann Schmufl Palo* FIRST CHURCH OF Rf LIQlOUt ICtENCE 709 Edgeweier Dr Orlando t L3JR34 Kcmei Ingeweier end w Catomei - f WociaW el 14 downtown) Sunday Service* I S 10 30 Jr Church end Nursefy Fellowship * Hew.ng Service Wed 730 pm Mel ifephysteel Boo* Store O* t)tf*A Mippt 4715571 Dae*m Idea' 943 2242 to our *»mte* iervsce 1020 AM MeddMKMVMaairnglecturer m i Messages Thursday Service 7 20 P M MeditahornMini Class end Informal on on Church I unci non* md Seitflual Countering CaH *904 22* 2222 TheStuffOf Hillhaven AVIS C ar Salea Outlet Health Care Center 9979 8. Hwy. 17-92 331-3937 H t M i u a aavaatv THAN SMI a SION David Beverly end Staff AUTO O L A M * •bat covan t WINDSHIELDS • VEHICLE OLASS • INSURANCE WORK 119 A FRENCH AVE. ACHECKER CAB C O M PAN Y JIM ROW B PO ST C O N TR O L locallt owmio a ore« ajio non ouaai a atarr 2*2* Iroqueit Av. 322-2070 C EN TR A L aVBTK M S AaalawwH md feed Stntcd 113771 3 3 0 -1 E E 0 WINN-DIXIE STORES T h is Space A v a ila b le C all 322-2611 AUTO PARTE G A R O S N 7 2 t» SPECIAL O W KM D ILI VERY U AVICI C H A P E L /n g P < 210 E French Ave. 221-719* OSBfMIMH BOOK AND BIBLE STORK 2599 Sanlord Ave. c o m p l e t e s y s t e m s • ADDONS FREE ESTIMATES* SERVICE ALL BRANDS RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL h e a t p u m p e x p e r ts *'**» U M iU M a e a 32**517 This Space A v a ila b le C all 322-2611 BUOOBT O PTICAL GHEAT SERVICE CHEAT EYEWEAR UiUa Thomaa * Cuployvaa and Employee* a ARM U HKATIIM A AIR CORDITIONIMO •15 W. 2nd S t C S S 322-3213 Pastor 9 20 am MOO a r* Nazarene W N P O Srn 9005 C fe m e w N YAW904 u 10am Seneca 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 3 2 3 -4 5 0 0 USED CARS 7 39am 1000am • 19am • 49am BT. PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 700 Ranehen Road Lea* Mery. Floods (407) 444 LORO The Rev Beverly L Barge Rector Dr 4 Oh* Irwin Church School Worship Service AfVER OAKS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. P C JL Trade!ion.af VeiutSContemporary Style" Meet* ei U * e Mary Elementary School Coma of La*# Mary Bhd and Country Club 'Road Sunday School 9 20 am Worship 10 30 am Dr John Montgomery Senior Paator 2209103 Vem ’ J.R * Spears 14 Hr*, poa ivy •7 Ooyv par mm id iih 3214)93 or 1304457 1000am 1000 am Nuraory Car* P During Sunday COUNTRY O D O U R - i n HoatiT n m r m l Orvwo Liturgy Episcopal S t* Famoua Rtctpm. ivaa m u n c h BT. JOHN'S EASTERN ORTHODOX CHURCH 2T43 Country Dub Hoad Rev Theme* P. Tkecftuk Munster Church Behoof t J 0 1020 am Worship M 00 am FMiewMNp luncheen • 30 p m . «ver) »>■.fgi'liUiLuftiUw ■vuinaupwxy(< w y uat M w u r a « a m Wan t SPEARS INSULATION O il Co. Me. Eaitem Orthodox 2401 S Perk Am Church Of God CHURCH OF OOO 901 W 72nd tlraat Rev Troy A Baggett Pastor Sunday SchoM 945 am Mommg Worship ’ 0 50am Ivangeh it* ftarvK* 9 00 pm Family Cnnchmont Semes Wednesday 7 00 pm CHURCH OF OOO (TM DAY) Danone Community Canter Sun Room Worship 9omca 4 9*tua Study Saturday 10 00am Warren Randan Paator |407) 2S4CJ19 CepyrgN 19*2 kwei Congregational Church OfChriat LONQSTOOD CHURCH OF CHRIST 1019 Mwy 17S2 I ml H O Huy 424 2239910 *990932 904 7992170 Sun Worship t O S O a m S S P M You am MvTied to man. Study, and worship with us in the near future A friendly greeting always awsue 920am 1045 am 9 00pm U ll epyThaA MARKHAM WOOOf PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9210 Markham Woods Roed Lake Mery Phone 123 2020 Dr Don T 0e Bevuise Peafor Sunday School, All Agee 915 am Church Services S 20 and ID 30 am Nursery Provided Youth Group. Sunday 909 pm PrwSchoof Mon thm Frl 91012 Monthly Family N*gnt Supper Third Wednesday of Each Month 9 20pm GRACE UN H ID M tTHOOHT CHURCH I N Country Dub Rd lake Mary Dr Richard Altwry Pastor Worship Seme• 1020am Sunday 'School 9 30am U MYF SOOpm Monday B<b«* Study 1000 am Nursery provided for ah service* TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Deep inside each person, where no one can see, stands a dream cattle. The nature o f it varies according to one's character and personality. An artist may dream of creating a masterpiece-not yet painted-whien will inspire many people. Another person may sec a vision o f how he or she can make life happier for others. Everyone must believe in his or her dream in order to go forward with patience. Jeeu* hoped that the world would hear His message through the uneducated fishermen He choee as His close companions. He did not give up His dream that the dieciplcs would carry on His w ork... even when Peter denied any connection with Him. His dream came true. Showing courage and faith, this small group o f twelve grew through centuries into today's worldwide congregation of millions. You will find inspiration and help fur your dreams o f spiritual accoppliabment when you attend the church or synagogue o f your choice. Christian Scltnca Rev Jeffrey T lfcaon Aseooaia Minuter • Youth CHUCK OALORNEAU Friday P*»lm 40 Saturday Paalm 89 SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Temporarily Meeting al Zayts's Plata Phone 322OME — 4 D Saagrevsa Joe Cepuio Youth Ed Dwocier BiMaSchoof 920am Morning Worship 10 30 am Evening Service • 00 p m Tua S Wad •Aduft Home D'Wa Studes 700 pm Wad Night Youth 700 pm 2239072 FIRST PRESSYTERlAN CHURCH OF LAKE MARY Wilbur A*e , Lake Mary Rev A f S1evens Pastor Church Prayer Meeting S15 am Church School 945 am MOO am Moming Worship Youth Group 9 00 pm Wed' Choar Practice 730pm Thurs Youth Chow 700 pm FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 41* Park * rt 222 4371 Jean U Guerry Patter Kenneth R Marshal! Director of Mvuc Morning Worship 1 20 * MD0 am Sunday School 9 45am Youlh Fellowship 5 00 pm Womens Fellowship Ffnf Monday MOO am Women l Circle Second Monday 10 • m , 7 p m . 7 20 p m Man's Prayer Breakfast IK Thursday *30 am Man s Fellowship 3rd Thursday 4 30 pm Nursery Provided For All Service* Peneh Office 2772 O team Bhd l FL S lla m T i tuning 145• m Catholic 519Park Avenue. Sanford Rev Floyd Stake, it Pastor Plat Tommy John* Minister of Education Rev Jim Cornea Minister of Mu**c Rev George B Spraney, Jr Phone 222 2SS2 Churth School 9 20 am Morning Worship 1000 >•m Nursery Senior High Fellowship 5 20 pm Sunday Wednesday Family N*ghl Supper 9 20 pm Youth Group* 5 20 pm Voyagers |K4 Grades) High Von age (59 Grades) Just Friends ' Singles Group 700 p m Petto • Bto* Study 700 p m _ 91: a h l Wedneedey MM# Study 700 pm Children a Time included in Worship Nursery provided for SeMet end Small Children '■Small Enough To Love You — Growing in Chrlai To Serve You" ALL BOUIB CATHOLIC CHURCH •02 Oak A*e . Sanford. Pla Faihar Thomaa Bum* Pariah Pastor Sal Vigil Maas BOO pm Sun Mas* SOD. 1030. 1200 Confession, Bat 44 49 pm ST. CLAPS CATHOLIC FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Presbyterian FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Are 4 3rd Street Methodist 900 am 1000 am •00 pm. 700 p m 700 pm. Wad Prayer SerYtca Pastor • 15 am 1020 am CHRIST UNfTKD MCTHOOtST CHURCH 409 Tucks* Drive (Comer Tucker Dr 1 CR 427) Jama* E Ulmer Pastor Telephone 122 7900 W flTT n d * (A A T ItT CMUACH AIM Amjia Ro m i O A I Or BobOyM UcFrtl* Sunday School •T. JAMES HOUSE OF PRAYER 714S Church 91 Sanford Phone 223S27S 941 hop Eugene Cooper P**tor Sunday School' 107® * m Sunday Worsfup 12 20 p m Sunday Night Service SOO p m Tuesday Service SOOpm Thursday Service SOD p m Waakd*y Kindergarten and Pre Kindergarten Program For Informal Km Call 222 3552 or 3230*10 0 0 0 0 SHE PH I RD LUTHIRAN CHURCH IL C -A . 2917 OrtanSo Ortva (Hwy 17 92) “ l 222 7317 Pallor • 00am Worship SarvK* 10 DO a m BrMa Study Thursdays 1100 am Nursery PfEMridedi 11:23-12:2 Wrdnnday Ji.HM W y Baptist OR Q la a tlra 1 1 :1 -2 2 M IA 700pm m tm Tup ad ay Ilr lin t w a 1100 AM • 00 AM CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 1101W 1st St SaMonS 229 n u Paaior Don Hack* Jack M Thomas Mtnifiar of Mus k TimSanay Mmtsta of Youth • 20am Sunday School 10 55a m Morning Worship 5 45pm Church Training Evening Worship 1 00pm Wad Prayer Same a I 20 pm COUNT hr U O t BAPTIST CHURCH Country Out) Road:, taka Mary A«ary M Long Pastor Sunday School f4 9 p m Preaching • Worshiping 10 45 a m MHO Study i 20 p m Sharing 1 Proclaiming 7 20 pm Wad Prayer Heel 7 20 p m 83 161-17 Monday llrbn-wa • 4 l* Sunday School a m Sunday School Morning Worship U kt M l W i r a AVINUC VAFTltT CHUACH M M rewwtio a m Wanspring end Sunday School * 20 a m CELEBRATION Sarwca 1020am 2525 Oak Am. Elmer A. Reuacher Sunday 700pm For irirb e ry F ^ CCL1 BRATION Bar**# 100am FAMILY Same# Strike lore* Miaaionalias Royal Hangars LUTHERAN CHURCH OF T H I R ID CIM IR m t lC M S T BAPTIST CHURCH •01 c Airport Bhrd, Sanlord R n Larry Ehmgion Pastor Sha« MeNeely Mustc/Youth BUMMy School 9 45* m Morning Worship 11 00 SiIII CiwdrontCftorc* 1100am Fvoung Worship 700pm FAMILY WORSHIP CINTCR 2451 Airport Bivd scions, n u m Tst 337 9722 Patloe 1*U Rr*ll •undey School tJ O i" WorsMg Stnirs 1020 S " Wedneodey SsrvKt ro o p n Pentecoital Lutheran Baptist Assembly 01 God “ s S s " 9SS-1M7 STBNSTROM RBALTV Herb Stenslrom end Slaff Yuw Lager («■•)*• 7# Serve feu Berta 601 E. 29lh SI. 2294090 B A ldw t* F aJr c M d O aK U m P a r K C lM lU t U ilH U l Nom. weRMru ait n iH . k M W .a M M H iw m , d R IO O R V LUMBER TR U E V A LU E HARDW ARE 500 Maple Ave.. Sanford r«M T M h w a « iia a m r e f w i (i ax. i at M*f aaa C H U R C H 'S P R IB D C H IC K E N anmets unit pticts 2941 A French Av. 222-1*22 This Space A v a ila b le C all 322-2611 SYS A l LAW PaelC SM99BE* TOOWeWFkW____ Bardwi. F M 9 V 77»49a *11* Hwy. 17*1 •V A Baa ItVT lanto.1, FL U T T i 323-1*31 This Space A vailable C all 322-2611 KEN KERN'S TRANSMISSIONS 323-3040 900 Laurel Ave. Sanlord a u t o mot) an »i 7i a - Am.j MOT) 9 M I I 19 Orlande 3 2 2 -4 2 6 3 , i r t r o :.n STEKSTROM, MeWTOSH JULIAN, COLBERT WHICHAM 4 SIMMONS,* PA. JtvnaaW iM AViaaa a i Pi IK A K tl •WWOOW TMTWO MUKA TOM •CHU M CONTROL > <aaa n o s n a w riR N m m 2*90 S Orlando Drhre, Sanlord T H I McKIRBIN AOBNCV 3 2 3 -6 6 8 4 In su ra n ce G v l B d fg m s n 4 E m p b f d d t K9TAUBAST iu t r v n n . 1 S U PPO R T YO U R LO CALCH U RCH ES $6.00 Per Week T o Advertiae On ThU Page. Call 322-2611 -4 �H N > H H N M N a a fllB B H B H N H B i^ H > H N B M H H N | R S M M > N W N t e iit A 4 N H H H D H R H I Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Friday, March 13, 199.' TB Praise His name IN B R I E F Commission adopts resolution for jail chaplain appreciation week Pizzazz featured at Z io n H o p * SANFORD — The Voices of Pizzazz will sponsor a "Joy Night" service on Saturday. March 21, at 7 p.m. The service will be held at Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church. 710 Orange Ave. Several choirs In and around the area will appearing In the program. Everyone Is Invited to attend. For more Information, contact Marvin Henderson at 330-7044. Presbyterian w o m e n to sp o n s o r sh o w LAKE MARY — Markham Wooda Presbyterian Women’s Group Is sponsoring Its first Spring Tea and Style Show on Saturday. March 21, at Heathrow Country Club f t 1 p.m. Fashions will be provided by Casual Comer. Altamonte Mall. Alljiroceeda will benefit the building fund for the new kitchen. Tickets are *12 and sealln; Is limited. Door prizes will be provided by Culinary Cottage, Longwood. Far Information and reservations, call Jan Kaufman 332-0740 or Marlene Ttmrner 834-7220. S p rin g Festival set for M ay SANFORD — Plnecrest Baptist Church. 601 Airport Blvd., will hold Its Spring Festival on May 9 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be games, arts and crafts for all ages. Craft era are needed. For more Information, call 322-7723. Lenten series co n tinue s SANFORD — Holy Cross Episcopal Church. 401 S. Park Ave., will have a "Soupcr Supper" on Wednesday at 0 p.m.. fallowed, by a presentation and discussion on “ The Shape and Meaning of Prayer." by Canon Thomaa Dawns at 6:45 p.m, This is the second In a five part series lo be held on Wednesday evenings during Lent. Everyone Is welcome. T h e B rothers Q u e rist In con cert GENEVA — Saturday Night In Geneva presents The Brothers Quartet, a Southern Gospel Group from Daytona Beach. In concert Saturday. March 21. at 7:30 p.m. at Geneva First Church o f the Nazarcnc. 205 W. S.R. 46. A wide variety or talent. Interest! and personalities arc brought together In the quartet, known Tor splrit-flllcd singing and close harmony. Saturday Night In Geneva Concert Series is a ministry provided by the church for the community and surrounding arras. The sole purpose Is lo exalt and magnify Ihe name of Jesus, according to the Rev. James Oakley, pastor of the church. There Is no admission charge for any o f the concerts, however, a freewill offering will be taken. Pastor Oakley Invltea the public to bring a friend and come spend an exciting evening with The Brothers Quartet. For more Information, call the Rev. James Oakley at 349-5102. G o sp e l co n ce rt announced SANFORD — A Gospel concert, featuring The Southern Sounds, from Georgia, will be held Saturday, at 7 p.m. and Sunday morning at 10 a.m. at Calvary Christian Center. 500' W. 4lhSI. The Rev. Max W. Poole, pastor. For Information, call 322-1518. Je w is h c o m m u n ity celebrates Purim The Jewish Com m unity Center w ill be filled with Mordechals. Queen Esthers. Homans. King Ahashuerus and members or Central Florida’s community on Sunday at ihe Purim Carnival located at 851 N. Maitland Ave' The carnival will be chid from noon lo 4:30 p.m. and admission Is free. Events Include clown vlsl. rides, moon walk and numerous boolha and food court to help the Jewish community lo cclebraic Purim. Proceeds to benefit the Youth Department scholarship fund. N slg h b o rh o o d D ay an n o u n ce d SANFORD — The Congreagattonal Christian Church. 2401 S. Park Ave.. will be having a Neighborhood Day on Sunday. March 22. Worship Is at I I a.m. with a time for refreshments following Ihe worship service. By K ILLB Y MITCMILL Harald Rallqlon Editor___________ SANFORD — During Ihe regu­ lar meeting of Ihe Board of County Commissioners, mem­ bers of Ihe commission adopted a resolution proclaiming March 15-21 as “ John E. Polk Correc­ tional Facility Jail Chaplain Ap­ preciation Week." There Is always a need for availability of a religious pro­ gram In Ihe John E. Polk Correctional Facility, according to the Commission. Such a program contributes greatly both lo the tranquility of jail Inmales and perhaps lo their lives. The resolution siatrs that the Good Ncwa Jail and Prison Ministries and Ihe churches of Seminole County have made possible the continued presence o f a Jail chaplaincy and lla continuous com m itm en t lo assistance of Jail Inmates need­ ing help. The Good News Ministry, n national organization based In Washington. D.C.. Is comprised locally or two chaplains, Charles B. Pltroff and James F. Brown, and Ihe Seminole County Presi­ dents Council. Members of Ihe council In­ clude: James Westmoreland, chairman; Terri Gunter, vice chairman, and Jane Casselberry, secretary. Also, Leonard Casselberry. Judge Joseph S. Davis. Jr.. Sheriff Don Estlngcr. Robert m r Mb*aid Photo by t. Mart I p * * Chaplains Jim Brown, lafl, and ChaHas Pltroff addrasa Inmataa at a racent service. Gregory. Duane Harrell. Dr. C. Bronson Lane. Virginia Long, C lyde MacDonald. Ih r Rev. James R. Kougrau. John Sauls and Dr. Freddie Smith. In an annual report, for 1991. Ihe ministry reportrd a loinl ol 208 Sunday Worship Services with 6,929 tolal Inmates In attendance. The organization also taught H9H Bible classes, serving 22.829 Inmalrs. and graded 18.814 111blr lessons. During these services pro­ vided. 547 Inmales made a first time derision for Christ and 317 recom m itted I hcl r liv e s lo Christ. On March 21. at 6:45 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center, the Good News Jail and Prison Ministries will present Us 9th Annusl Banquet. The dinner and fellowship will Include n|H-clul music by Glory Bmiuti. a c k n o w le d g e m e n t*, award prr*<-nlaUoii« anti video and special Irstltnunlc* by Inmules and chaplains. Tile commission urges the d ll / c o s ol Seminole Cwm iy who dc-slrr to do so, wherever |srsslhie. lo participate In the Mipitort of ihlsjall chaplaincy. For more Infomiulloii or reser­ vation*. call chaplains I’llioll or Brown til 324-5221. First Baptist Markham Woods announces two events LAKE MARY - First Baptist Church Markham Woods. 5400 Markham W oods Road, an ­ nounces two featured events this week. On Sunday, the church will observe Alcohol, Drug Abuse Prevention Day with Worship services al 10:45 a.m. and 7 p.m. The 7 p.m. service will also include a "Country Sing." On Tuesday. Inicmallnnally known speaker. Moody Adams, will be bolding a Breakthrough In ‘92 Bally, with a Youth Rally Revival services to feature Rev. Gordon SANFORD — The Westvtew Baptist Church. 4100 Paola Kd., will be In Revival Services Sun­ day through Wednesday. March 22-25. with services held each evening at 7 p.m. The evangelist will be Ihe Rev. Tom Gordon, who served as pastor o f the First Baptist Church of Kettering. Ohio, for over 25 years. His warm spirit and messages from the heart will be a blessing load. The public Is Invited and encouraged lo attend. There will be special music al each service and Ihe church will a lso p ro v id e n u rseries for children to age 3. The music will be directed by David Thom aa, m in ister o f music al West view. The Rev. Bobby M. McFalls. Th* Rav. Tom Gordon (Nisi or. at 6 p.m.: Breakthrough 92 al Nurserv I* prodded lot all 6:30 p.m. and Ihe sermon. "T h e services. Russian Revolution and Bible For liilnrmnilnn. t all 333Prophecy/* delivered at 7 p.m. 2083. Jessup appointed minister of music LAKE MARY - Lakevlrw B ap tist C hurch.„„1£8 W. Lakevlrw Ave.. recently ap­ pointed Jam ie Jessup as minister nr music. Jessup, a native of Sanford, has served In several ,blv o c a t i o n a l p o s i t i o n s In churches during ihe last 10 yean. He served al Florida Avenue Bapllst Churrh In Holly Hill and lias served in local churches I ncl udi ng W estvlrw Baptist Church. Sanford, and First Baptist Churrh. Allamontr Springs. Licensed to preach by First Hopllsl Church. Sanford, hr attended Stetson University and Canon Newman Collrgr. He Is u 1982 graduate of * Seminole High School. Jamlt and Angala Jassup J e s s u p and hi s wi f e . Angela, are expecting n child begun Ihclr service al Ihr In ihe nexI month. T liry church on Ibis past Sunday. S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y A R E A C H U R C H D IR E C TO R Y A LLU N C I CHUSCM Communll? Alkanes Chuich. M i l ( M l IM S Dftw. Winlot Springs Neighborhood Alkanes Chunk. JOI Markham Wooda S d . Longwood Sento-d Alkanes Chunk, 1401 S San A i t . Sanlonl A s s tM L T o re o e 7arwtj Worship Cents,. I N I airport Bird . tan toM I raadon Aaaaotd) ol Odd. m o OrtanSa Of. SanhuS Weaha a i i i o n i si Ood. i art Do on a a . Lanswasd SASTItT Antioch Baptist Chutch. Ovtado Cal,ar> Baptiti Church. Crystal lake 4 Jrd. Lads Mary Cassetbarrv Bacml Church. 710 Saminoia Blud Csnim Sapkll Church. 3*01 W I el St Chutuota Sapkll O a w sa tH We nonary Sapkal Church. Southwstl Nd Countryside Seokal Church. Country CkrS Aoad Lake Maty Fuat Sapkal Cham*. SIS Skit Ana Flikt Skekkt Chutch at Anementt Springs St a j* Altamonte Springe Fuat Bechet Chutch ot Foroat Cety first Sapkal Church ol Oonsaa Firtl Sapkal Church. Uarthwn Wooda Fuel Sapkal Church ol Lake Ikon roe ( m l Sapkal Church ol Longwood. M l ( M l SN 414 F.rtt Sapkal Chutch ot CMaSO Fuat Sapkal Church ot Sonlondo Springe Fuat Shsoh utetionary Sapkal Chutch. 1101 W 1*1* St Fust Sapkal Chutch ot Osteon Fou»t*n Hoad Saohel Chutch. Oviedo Ho«k Baptist Chutch. Fpiusl City Community Csolst. Forssl City Indspsndants Sapkal Miss Cine laagus Ba _ Jordan Mrsstonsty Baptist Church. HO Upssts Nd Lighthouse Sapkal Chuttr. MS Lonpwood LManaa Sapkal Chutch. IM LMsttsw A r e . Lake Mary Macedonia Mission Sapkal Church. Oak H « “ Missionary Baptist Church. Nonh N d . (ntatpttao Morning Oloty Saplial Chutch. Oenosh May Ml Uonah Pnmitiss Sapkal. ItOt Locust A r e , Ml Outs Missionary Sapkal Church. Somondo Springs Nd . Longwood Ml Imat Missionary Baptist Chutch. I POO Jetty Atp r»l Ftps Sat riot Mu monary Church, Sth St S Hickory A n lass Mi Canary Mnetorwy BadlML HOB W IZIh it New Salim pnsutm Baptist Chutch. 1IM W tjih St N ee Tteisment Sapkal Chutch OuahJiy km, North longwood New Ml Zion Baptist Church. tFJO hear A n Now Ilia Fallow ship 4MI ( LMP Dnn. Caaeatoarry. FI U roe No-theme Baptist Chutch. ChumoU Fsoplo 0 Saplial Church. l/Ol W Fust Snout. Bantord ISnocmel Sapkal Church. US W Airport SkS Warm Lake Sapkst HtOga Nd. Fern Pork Second Slwoh Missionary Sapkal Chutch Waal Sanlord Smyrna sapkal Chutch n o O n t t s oa D> Ceaeeltw—> Starlight Oaptiat Chunk ISO Bahama Nd St Jemwe Mmetohary Baptist Church, Nd d l l Osteen Johns Missionary Baptist Church JOS longwood A n . Altamonte at m Church ot Camemn Cay, Ins • til i t Mature** ju x r e i Chureft. Canaan» St /aim's Missionary Baptist Chutch. n o Cypnss St Spflnglistd Missionary Baptist. IJth 1 Cedar Suntend Baptist Church. M M Polmotlo Tempts Baptist Chutch. Pawn Springs N d. Altamonte Springs Victory Sapkll Church. Otd Ortenoo Nd at Heeler A n Waal new Saplial Church. 4100 Paott hoed |4SA| William Chaps! Missionary Baptist Church. Man A William S I. Zion Hppp Bestial Chunk. I l l Orange A n CATHOLIC AH Soutf Cathone Chunk. SOI Osh A n . Seniors Church ot lha Natlitta. Lake Mar. Out Laky kt the Lakes Census P u iic im IB MmisaHka.Okhkac SI A m t Cot hake Chunk. Dogwood In ti. DtStry I I August mo Cethokc Church. Sunset Ot. neat Button N d. CMtnoutty SI Clan Cath ow Community mtate at Ostotn O n e Cantor SI Mary Migadkiena Ckthow Chunk. Uutiand A n , V Mary a uatawan Caahaw Chmch. Ik* Lake McCoy Or. Apaoaa C N M TtA N Eir*l Chrt*fian Church 140t $ Banlord Are EMM Chnaiian Cftureh X Longaood. 1400 ( E PMHamkon Rtf. Longttoud Graca Chn*tren Chyreh. Wu*on Etemaoiary School. |F«x*i i t s O'anga Lakavrew C hntiw i Church. ftaar LaM Rtf a ol Jam<»on North**©# Chfiiiian Chwreh. Efcmtfa Karen O f. MNHiaxi lantern Chftatian Chyreh. 121 W Airport Bred lco re ftammo** Chnaiian Chyreh 300 W ft* 434 Ovtado CHfUtTlAM ICI8MCI Eir*t Chyreh of Chn*l Soanittf, fTA Markham Wooda Rtf, loogoood CHURCH o r CHRIST Chyreh of Chrtti. 11111 Rare Are Chyreh of Chnai al Laaa Uten u S i f « , N Caaaatbarry <Chyreh of Chrtif, '*00 Paim fiprenf• O f, Adamant*. ftprengi Chyreh of Chriat, Oanava Chyreh of C fw il. Longwood Chyreh of Chnai. ** IT lh X Norihahte Chyreh of Chnai. Fla Karen D r, Madiantf lo yfh ftammxa Chyreh of Chnai. ft* 10 LaM Mo##M Rtf CHURCH OR OOO Chyreh Of Ood. SOJ Hickory Chyreh of Ood. >02 W X Chyreh of God. Ovredo Chyreh of Ootf Hoftnaaa. LaM Uonroa Chyreh of Ood Mrearen intarpnaa Chyreh of Ood. 140} * tXh X Chyreh of Ood in Chnai. Ovtado Chyreh of Ootf of Proptrecy 2909 l lint Are Chyreh Of Ood of Rrophocy 1704 t Rareimmon Are Chyreh Of Ood of Rrepfrecy *•* 1 C tn l'tf Ortado Chyreh of Ootf (7th Day! Dattona Community Cant#* patlona (W * Roam* Roacya Chyreh of Ootf. .1700 W I 3 m x Tryo Chyreh X Ootf IFOO R*tfg#*ood Are COMQJXQATKMAL Congreoalrenaf Chnauan Chyreh. 2aOt l Rare Are . ftantertf mmrn I # o r i C w wnymi , (la n g h e ii Longreg^tony D w o i |t> Rad* X .M te ‘ EASTERN ORTHOOOl Eaaiem Onhodoa Chyreh. X Gaorga. 2001 Drtan Rfay Madiantf * * " odoaChwreh.X Xkren aX 1O C A , IHR<j M E mmaiRoatf lH u no Eatiarn Oflhotfoi Chyreh, X John Orlhodoi, tf43 Couniry Ciub Road. Sanford ERttCORAL Ail Satnla Epracopai Chyreh E DaBary A re . Eniarpnaa Chnai EpHieopai Chyreh. Longwood Iprecopai Chyreh of ih# h t « Gorenant, >T| TuakaoMta Road Wmiw Spring* Half Croat Episcopal, Raft Are. al 4th X , San lord i f Rajare Eptacopai Church, TOO Rinahari Road, taka Wary 5! Richard a Church. S1SI Lata Hawaii Rtf *W>htar Rare Th* Chwreh of lha Good $haph#rtf. Maiftantf 231 Lota Ava IN Tt ROE NOMINA TKJHAL Cattary Chrrettan Caniar, H B W <ih X . lantoid hmu Mar**tt Owitlian FOhMrlhtp Jfttf Counlrp Chh Rtf. lantortf hortitiantf Conwnunrif Chyreh. 120Dog Tract Rtf , Longoootf. EL 221X1 Outreach Oahrer»nca Camar 2231 Xpaa A re . lanlortf Th* Opan Door Chyreh, IS O I Mf«lt*A** Xnhytf 2CWTIM Bath Am Synagogue moating at Corn#r of Band Lata and County L*na Road Watt 14 Tamp*# Xvatom. ERcam B>*d . D#ttona LUTHERAN Aacanaion Lutharan Church. Orerttrooh D r . Ca*M<barry Goo* th*pis*«t LMin*-*> Chwreh IlC A M i l CXaMo D* IH#« 1117) Holy Croat Lutheran Church ot Lana Mary 0 Bun D "r* Lah* Wary Lord Of LHa Lwtharan Chyreh. M Twtkaatiia Rtf . Wtnlar Spring* Lulharan Chyreh of Protitfanc*. Dattona Luiharan Church of tha Ratfaam#* 2221 Oat Arenwa U f t t u h Lufharan Chyreh OoMan D*r* Dr A Hoy I f 92, Caataifearry 5t Lu»a* Lwtharen Chyreh. R| 421 Xavta X pt*fyion Lwtharan Chyreh, 0 4 |u»t Matt of 14. longnootf MCTH0D4ST Barnatf Umfad Wi*rnonal Church I DaBary Are Iniarpn*# Baar La*a Dnrtatf M#tfyjtf'*i Chyreh Baihai A M I Chwreh. Canaan Hgi* Ca*|#ibarry Commwmfy Untfatf M tlN tfitl Chyreh Mny I f I f Rina* Rtega Rtf Caatatbam* Chriti United Uathotfrit Che-rch Twciar D t . byrMand Ealatat DaBarp Common*!* Mathotfref Chyreh. M Ktghtiana* Rtf . DaRtr* Eirat umfad Maf'hotfial Chyreh. 411 Rare. Are Ptrail Mafhotfref Chyreh X O vnmIo Etraf yntfatf Maftiotfi*! Chwreh X Oanava Oraca Urutatf teathytfref Chwreh 4W N Coynir* Cteb Rtf La»a Mar* Oiwif Chapai A M I Chyreh Ottatfo Oakgrore Mafhdtfret Chyreh Ovredy O tlM n Malhotfrei Chyreh Cor of Carpanfar A Myrra* X Oalaan Rtorrear M*lhytf**i Church. 110 N Rupiar Are Bantortf laniantfo Un.tatf Mtfhoditf Chyreh IR 424 and 14 Longoootf H JarM* A M C . Mh al Crprere* X Ly*a M tt Chyreh X C a r e n n Of* Inc Baartfat* off % R 44 E X Mar* t A M E Chyreh, X Hi 412 0*1#** X Pawl * Mathotfui Chyreh Oat**n Rd Entarpnta i t ralterd M r r e 'ia Chwreh 9 D*Bar* N A lA R tM t f «*f Chyreh of lha Notarere r t4 i ianfyrtf Are ttenava Chwreh X lha N xaran#, ft R 44., Garurea Lana Mary Chwreh of th* f t u a m * I f 11 CrytlN La* a Are Lana Mary Longoootf Church of lha Nvarvna W**man 4 J v t iy p At* , tungauatf Markham Wood* Chyreh of fire Naianm*. L H r t . V U J* | M*t1 ul 14 X th# INXiva Rirer R AEM YTERiAM Da«lona Rratbytartan Chyreh MoMand |u*tf A Aw%i*n At* . (feiiorea Ettel Rratbflanan Chyreh of L«*a Mar* Fir*I Rratbytartan Chyreh. Oa* Are A 3rd SI Pint Rratbiriartan Chyreh X P*B*'T I Highland Markham Wood* R^ttr***'1*'’ Chwreh V K I Markh*n W «r>l» RcwrI la** Mary. Ei SI Andrew* Rratbytartan Chyreh W U Itaar la** Md X Mark* Rratbytartan Chyreh. 1021 Palm L | «n g i Md AitaXunta ‘pyg* TuacaoiMa Pratbyfanan Chyreh W O W**t fttaia Rd 4jft Os <nv» Ela Uptaia Community Pratby1a*ren Church Utreafa fttf >Va*im.nLtt*r Pre*b*t#nan Chyreh. R*d (tyg Hd Ca»n#d««ry SEVENTH D AT A O T f NTtftT P x a tf La** tarenlh 'Day Adrenim 'Chum h„ tin t 43®, * ure»f C*tf Mart Hilt Earenth D «r AANrafiltil Chyreh, BDI I t n l S#i ,. 't-ard'kirdi ftanfortf larenth Day Atfrentitf Chyreh H H*gh#a» l? f Barenth Day Atfrenittt Chwrf h i Ata Adamonl* S*»* u* Wmtar Spring* ftarenth Da* Adreniitt Chyreh, **) S M %» Md OTH ER CMURCHtft AM Earth Chaptf Camp ftarrynyia IMatrta Par* Rd Allan * A M C Chwreh. Olrea A 12th BaartfaM Arenya Hehnaa* Chap#* VtaartfaH Are Chytyofi Community Chore n Chyreh X Jatw* Chn«t of IN1#« Oar ftamt* 2)>ft fa * Are Eamity Chwreh Cfwiatian Caniar IM 4 | a h .w J i lifitf ( z u r u ^ , Etret Born Chyreh X lha Lremg God. M in a * , Efrel Chyreh X C*»n»f, ftcrenfitf f Ham fr» f * d V#nw« 5» Oaityna Eiret Rantacoalai Church of L e '-g a w d Eirtt Paniacotia* Chyreh X ftaHyrel RXI Goto*! Chyreh ©f God in Chnai, »>2fi J«w y Av» S a »!.i«l Eult Ckrip*) Tabarnacre 2 f/i Countf* Club Rt *d' Oraca Biire Chwreh, 2444 ft Rtfntenf At* Hot* Trim* Chyreh of Ootf *»» C h in ! fftti M* jrs/il-n,- * .« KingdomHaMof Jahutah • Rr<ria*%t la #* Ur »#«■* LK*d t'A f in -, i L X # Monroa Chapa! Oranga Bu i t *** M Ml Otrre Nohna** Church Oa* I H Rtf Oalaan Naighborhootf AMianca Chyreh, 3CI Maretiam Waod» ♦*- d l 1 1 PatAaWvtreimChyreh P V m i f M h f * ,ftar**uttf RaniacoMafupon b m Tabamacta M*jg*»isutf At* . Off 2vih u*puft* ftammona High b t e f Praak* « mnJ fu*w C!*wreh 111 1ft rVJttyr A** . LX* Mar* i«j* w a w yn tii tJiw#: r, «| |$H C. ft 47! .1 Rolling M»ii* Morarean Chyitn BM 434 lor gaiFUtf wantoref Albania Chyreh taut 8 far* At* ftanlurd R<Uf Chyreh 2400 &anfri*d At* ftacontf Chyreh Of Tha l i t " j Ccotf M f i Baardaf* A** ‘*a fn*d '• " I h X Umt*r«al 1rylh M/F a <tX A*« fty.f **u lha EX* 'Getpai Chore h X Out I Md re*w« t>*iM r, u naan C«f* I'ha Bair ation Army,, 700 V* liift X Triumph Tha Chwreh X lha H*a Ag» IUU4 n M i U Umt#d Chyreh of Chrtat AHanumia (a n a k iM lf C-hapn' 4ii#n la ftpreng* Umlatf CtHdieh X Chrret C kn itiin f*itt,*»iHjj .fU N Cuuni’y C fit L X a War* U C B ft I p n l X Cantra. 12ft A L**At< VvkiWi At* Cumar v* Grarei mi VXykia At# , Qranga CM* Wintaf ftprtngt Community f t an gwHr at Cmr*griig«iMn«|i 714 W a K Bi Rriniai ftprtngt �SB I Sanloid Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. March 13, 1002 Legal Notices Legal N o tic e s IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O f T H E C IO H TE C M TM JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. I NANDrOR S EM IN O LE C O U N T T . F L O R ID A Cat* No f> MJ DR M B IN Wf T H E M A R R IA G E O F L E L V S P W O LFE . Petitioner/Wile. e*xt C H R IS TO P H E R 0 W O L F E . RtffJOfKftrnl Hulbartd N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO C H R IS T O P H E R O W OLFE WHOSE LAST KNOW N R ES ID EN C E AN D M A IL IN G A D O R E S S . AFTER D IL IG E N T SEAR CH AN D IN Q U IR Y IS ACT S W TStNSTreet. C I IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A F R O R A T C O IV IIIO N F it. H a n W i t j It* CP IN RE E S T A T E O F H E N R Y C M IS H L E R . Dk n M N O T IC E O F ' A D M IN IS T R A T IO N Tha a d m ln l.N a tio n *1 lha ettaM at H E N R Y C. M IS H L E R . i K t i i i t . F l i t N u m b tr TJ HO C P , It ponding In tht C ir c u it C o u rt f i r S t m ln t lt County. F lo rid . P ro b .lt Olyl tu n . tht M m i ol which It S tm inolt County Cawrthoutt. North P o rt A v tn u t. Sanford, F lo rid . J J ffl T h t n om tt tnd t d d r t t t t t al tha pertonal rtpr* t t n l .h v t tn d tht paraanal rep r t t t n lt t ly t 't tlt t r n ty a rt i l l forth baton A L L IN T E R E S T E D P ER SONS A R E N O T I F I E D T H A T : A ll p trta n t on wham thlt notict It tar rod who h t y t 06 Itel ion. that challenge tht valid Ity at tht will, tht yuallflcalMn. ol tht par tonal roprawitotive, v tn u t. or lurltdtctlati at Nut Court a rt rta u lrtd la lilt ttwtr o b l.c f lo n t w ith th lt C t u r l W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R E E M O N TH S A F T E R T H E D A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E OR T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R T H E D A T E O F S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y O F T H IS N O T IC E O N C vn * * B ill# F L JJ60J YOU A O IF E C H R IS T O P H E R O AR E H E R E B Y NO n riE D TNet A P rM io n lor of Mar flag# h it been D in t IF L Y S P a g a in * ! you to by W O LF E end vow ore • »o te r v e e topy of fort Ar>i*«f o r other pleading to fhe petiiion »©p t) nioiution of M ar nage on Pah Doner"« attorney, C a t le t f P a y a ir 10 1 a 1 Robmwm f t , QtUndo. Florida MMI and file your original ©r ether pleading In toil cause with the Office of the Cirtk of th# Circuit Courl ol Seni-tUJ*# County on or before |t»e JUh day Of M AR CH , IW J II you fail to do to a default will be taien again*) you lor the rebel drm*r»ded In The Petition for D ttoM tono! Marriage Dated tha ttth day ol F E R R UARV. lt d , at Seniord Semi nole County. Flood* Ma»yan|^eMor*e Clerfc ol ffa Circuit Court by Nancy R Winter Deputy Clerk Publith February 21. Ft A Marche. IJ in ? D E O I O _______________________ N O f lC f TO M IN O R IT Y A W OM EN S S U B C O N TR A C TIN G BUSINESSES Lee Coni true Non Co of San lo rd invite* M in o rity Sub * com'rector* and Women earned Niriinettet to Submit (IIdt on San lord Water Reclamation Fo tility E Bpantion F D E R Project No i s MOW MO Protect will bid on March ft IWJ and Include* Earlhaort Concrete. Maeenry. Tau ting Landscaping. Piping and other item* Plan* are a»aiiabto at our office, I'll Elm Aye Santord FL iro n J7J 1072 it you are a qualified Minority or Women* Buvne**, pieaie rontacf u* for a*«itfance in preparing a bid Pubi.yh March I), I*. IWJ D E P Ilf i th e m Ail c rtd ittrt at tht d t ctdtn t tn d athar p trta nt ho-Mig claim , or dtm andt ogounl dacadanl'. t t l . l t an wham a capy at thlt notict H t t r v t d within Ih rtt month, attar tha data at tha ffr»l publication al thlt natlca m ini tilt thalr cla im , with th l. Cturl W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF T H R E E M O N TH S A F T E R T H E D A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E OR T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R T H E D A T E O F S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y O F TH IS N O T IC E ON TH EM A ll athar c ra d ila r. al I ha dacadant and par torn hating cla im , ar demand. agamti tha dtcod.nl . a tt.la m ini Ilia lhair cla im , with IM . court W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S A F T E R TH E D A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U S H C A T IO N O F T H U N O TIC E A L L C L A IM S . D E M A N D S A N O O B JE C T IO N S N O T SO F IL E D W IL L RE F O R E V E R BARREO Tha data at tha I v . l pubilea Hon at thlt Natlca I . March II. Parianal Rtpratanialnra NONA M. MISHLER ICIdSloghorn Strati Wtlltngten. Florida Uric Attomay for PartanaI RapraMnlallva: N E O N J U L IA N . JR , iN lutra S T IN S T R O M . M CINTO SH . J U L IA N . C O L B E R T . W H IG H A M B SIMMONS. P.A Pact Off lea B o . rata U n ite d . F la n d . W J T J 4 d Tataphena: HOD » I l i t I Florida Bar No IM tM Publith March II. 10, ItfJ D E P IIS u.s. : THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T FO R S E M IN O L E C O U N T T , F L O R ID A P R O R A TE D IV IS IO N F lla H s m B a rtl-o rrC P IN R E : E S T A T E O F M A R T H A S L E IN H A R T. N O T IC E O F A D M IN IS T R A T IO N Th a a d m ln l.tra lla n at I ha a t la la a l M A R T H A S. L E IN H A R T , dacaasad, F l i t Humbar at gtT CP , H pandmg In lha Clrcuii Court Mr Saminolt County. Florida. Probata Dial Wat. lha adOratt al which It Sam Inala County Csurthauta. Sanford. Ftarida. Tha natnaa and addraaaat al lha pacanal raptatantaliya'i attar nay a rt w t forth balaw A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R SONS A R E N O T I F I I D T H A T : IS |action, that challenge P it valid­ ity al tha will, tht RuMIflcaHant at lha paraanal lapratantattya. vanua. ar |url<dKttoi al IM . Court a rt n g i irad la Ma lhair a b i a d i a n . w ith th is C o u rt W IT H IN T H E L A T I N O F T H R E E M O N TH S A F T E R T H E D A T E O F T H E F IE S T P U B L I­ C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E OR T H IR T Y D A TS A F T E R T H E D A T E O F S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y O F T H IS N O T IC E O N TH EM . All cradilar. at lha dacadanl and athar pae a n, hating dolma ar damand. agalnal dacadanl*. aatata an wham a capy at I N . natlca I . Mrtrad a H N n ihrt# month, attar tha dart at lha h rtl publication at I N . natlca mutt Ilia lhair claim , with th l. Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R E E M O N TH S A F T E R T H E D A T E O F T H E F IR S T F U R L I C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E OR T H IR T Y O AYS A F T E R T H E D A T E O F S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y O F TH IS N O T IC E O N TH EM A ll athar c ra d ila r. at lha claim , ar demand, agalnal lha dacadanl'. attaia m utt fua lhair claim , with thlt court W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S A F T E R T H E D A T E O F T H E F IR S T F U R L I C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E A L L C L A IM S . D E M A N D S A N D O B JE C T IO N S N O T SO F IL E D W IL L RE F O R E V E R BARREO Tha data at tha licit publico nan al th l. Natlca It March IS. IWI Perianal Rapraaantallra: A N N L ABELL P an 0*1lea B aiS M Oviedo. F lo rid . a n S Attorney Jar Paraanal W illiam L. Colbert, Eufuira S TC N S T R O M Me IN TO S H . J U L IA N . C O L B E R T . W H IO H A M A SIM MONS. P A . Peat Office Baa t t t i Sanford. Florida t t m mm Telephone: la p m iJ J 1 JI Florida Bar No t m t t PiWfNh: March I L JR IW J D E P -tS I N O T IC E Minority and GARAGE SALE GUIDELINES By K a B la r C a n s lr u t l t r s R Engineer. PrWeet -I City al Sanford Water Reclamation Fa cMUy Bid data H March J L ITTI In g. g r i l l i n g , la n dtcap ln g. Building Iradea. .w g fte ri. M a t­ ing, paying, and ttactrtcah Fa r m at* Intarmalta* call (Jdal SJ1BBX. PubUah March S -S 4 . I W I O C P -IB t Id TUB CldCUIT COURT O F T N I 11 OtfTTBRRBS H TM J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT , IN A N D R O R S U M N O L * CO U N TY, F L O R ID A C A IR N O .I n d R P D R d B -R In Ra. The Mart lag. at: H---------------E L I H M S TEW tW A A R T, Patmanor. E R N E S T G L E N S T E W A R T. NOTICE OF ACTION Ta: EmaitGtanSMwarl i Drive Ilf LF L ijrrt Y O U A R E N O T IF IE D that an at m ar tegy of your written Of*tnote. II any. M It an Michael E. Gray. 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 W ES Don't Miu Anorisor Day Of local Now* I Sport* Subscribe T od a y! P tlilia n a r '. attorney, COM I. MICHAEL E GRAY. P A , l l i l W ail F u e l Strati. Pott Of flea Baa IMa. U n la rd . Florida J l » l iIdt. an ar bafara lha tih day al A P R IL , iw t and Ilia Hit original with lha Clee. al thl* Caurt atlhar b a i n aae.ica an ptlitw n ar'i enam or ar an madialalr Iharaahar, other w ilt a datauH will ba i the Patman D A T E D t h l . ath d a y a l M A R C H . IW I M ary anna Marta A l C la r. at lha Caurt B y: Nancy R. WtnWr A . Deputy CMrb PuMtUi March L I L I A t l . IW I DEBTS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I IIR N T IIN T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT S E M IN O L E C O U N T V . F L O N ID A C IV IL D IVIS IO N CASE N O F S d W D N a t R in r e t h i m a r r ia g e o f OCHS FR A N K H A R T E R (-R E S P O N D E N T Sdilllo***! Blr i tilil 3 2 2 2611 i x , a u N M 0 P a J H o * i I V X P B M M l a o U O M C I I X O I V X C K O B O L C , I V X C V R R V O C O M P O O I’ l t f v i o u s prut actions ctiwardiea v d Legal N o tic e s Legal N o tic e s IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E I I T N J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F F L O R ID A . IN A N D FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y C A S IN O , n d W -D R -M B In ra tham arrlagatf M A R IA T H E R E S A L A N D R U M Fallllonar. N O T IC C OF P U B L IC H K A R IN O C IT Y O F LON OW OOD. F L O B IO A N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N BY TH E C IT Y O F LONG W O O D . F L O R ID A , the! the Beard of Adjtfifmant will held • Public H eariig t o comktor lha n « m l tor • Variance lor lha f©itowing property tocatod a* » 4 W Magnolia A v t . Long wood, FlarIda, In a R I toning d lllrlct and mere parlicularly datcribad a t follow*; Lot MC Town of Longwood, Plot Book I. Pogo*i I I I I . U < SI. TW P MS. RGB M E . Baginning ISO' E a tt of SE corner of Magnolia and Wotf Lako Av* m m run € W . S 100. W t i . H 100 fa bog inning, a* recorded In tho Public Record* ol Seminal# County. Florida T H IS R E Q U E S T IS FOR A Variance to Section M U A and M l of lha Comprehendv* Zon­ ing Code to altow a polo barn la be placed In the rear talbach area to caver a boat and altow tha wooden itockade fence frame component* face the e* tor tor of the property T H E P U B L IC H E A R IN G W IL L BE H E L D in the City Com m inion Chamber *, I I I W W a rre n Avenue. Longwood, Florida an March II. I f f } a l l X P M of i i %oon thereafter a* pot* lb to At the meeting Infer tile d pari to* may appear and be heard with reipect to lha re quetl A copy ol' toe regutil it on flto with toe City Clerk and may be im peded by toe public Thl* hear tog may be continued from time to time unfit final action It token it anyone d* cidei to appeal any Petition on fhl* reguetf. they will need 10 emure toot a verbatim record of the proceeding*, which Include* the fttflmany and evidence upon which the appeal it fo be bated It mad* The City of Longwood doe* nol provide toil verbatim record D A T E D T H IS February I t 1*01 Geraldine Zembri. City Clerk City of Longwood. Florida Publith March L IJ, I W DEP * Legal N o tic e s JO R G E M O R EN O N O T IC E O F A C T IO N T O : JO R G E M O R EN O CalM B itk a H a 11 B Y O U A R E N O T IF IE D that an acIMn M r DiaaalutMn al Mar n a «a net baan tiled againti you and you a rt n gu lra d M aaraa a copy al your written daMnaaa It any. M H an M A R IA T H E R E S A LA N D R U M , wheat addrac. I. IM Reflection. CtrtM . riot. Cat aalbarry, F L . an or bafara A P R IL >1. IW I, and IIM lha original with lha Clark al m u p a ttlla n a r a r Im m g d la la ly ‘ n emeewlae a daiauil the ralla l demanded In lha cam aiaM a _O A1 TTEO E O an i M A R CH II. IW I M A R Y A N N ! MORSE A tC M rh e ilh d C a u rf Nancy R . Winter A . Deputy CMek FuM N h: M arch 1 1 W . IT g April L IR I D E P IC l IN THR CIRCUIT COURT, ■ I R N T E I N T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT , IN A N D FO R SBMI N O L I C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A . CASE N o n a a a c A O IV IIIO N : II P B A R N E T T M O R TG A G E COM PANY. Plain.itf. O A L E E M C C A L L IS T E R i g ta L, N O T IC E O F A C TIO N T O : D A L E E M C C A L L IS T E R V E R N A M .M C C A L L IS T E R R a .ld .n ca : Unknown Lott known mailing a d d m i : Sanford. Florida M i l l any unanewn h air., dtaiiaa.. g ran taa .. o t.lg n a a .. Honor., c ra d ila r., Irutlee*. ar athar claim ant, claiming by. through and under D A L E E M C C A L L IS T IR and,or V E R N A M M C C A L L IS T E R ReUdance: unknown Y O U A R E N O T IF IE D that an action M Mete late lha mortgage e n c u m k e r ln ^ lh e tallo w in g nlnaM County. Lai I I . SAN S I M K N O LLS , according to lha plot lharaot a . ra carded M plat hath 11 page m. Public Record. W SamawM County. Florida hat baan flMd by tha Plawtin a n tiRulrad M aarya a capy at your wfltWn dtM naaL II any, M II an P la ln tlH 'k a llt r n a y t . S M ITH R SIM M ONS. F . A ., f it Waal Adam . Street. Sulla 111*. April It , I W I and M i Wa anginal wtm lha CM rk al Nut Court e n te r hakn l M ra k a an Ftam ntr. attarIW| ar imma- lhenelieri aNwrataa. a » will Ba anMraU again.! Mgn u J U l ag ppr w wO wwrm ■rrh’roo^w w {L in camgialnt ar patman. WITNESS my hanU and mat a l RUd Caurt an Him IIR i Ray ad March, iw t (Caurt Saall M ary a d a r kigSCIFndlCBurt a . B y: Haaawr Rrurmar Deputy d a rk FUbMNi! M arch I I S K » g April is m D tP ie i I N t N R C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E IB TN J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT , IN A N O FO R I IM IN O L t C O U N TT. F L O R ID A . c a s e n o . at a a i C A iao F E O E R A L N A T IO N A L M O R T O A O E ASSO CIATIO N . Plaint III N O T IC E OF P U B L IC H K A R IN O C IT Y O F LONOW OOD, F L O R ID A N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N B Y T H E C IT Y O F LONG W O O D , F L O R ID A , that the Board of Adjutfmenf will held a Public Hearing to contider the reguett ior a Variance tor toe following property located at to I Winding Oak Lana. Longwood, Florida, to a R ] toning diitrtcl and m a rt particularly detcrlbed i t follow*: Lot I. Oak villa , according to tot Plat thereof a* recorded to Plat Book ao. Pago* to A 71. of tot Public Record* of Seminoto County. Florida T H IS R E Q U E S T IS FO R A Variance to Section M l J A at •he Comprehemlv* Zoning Cade to allow a variance to reduce rear eatback from IS feat to S T H E P U B L IC H E A R IN G W IL L B E H E L D to toe City Comm It ikon Chamber*. 174 W. W a r ran Avenue, Lang weed. Florida on March is. le t} at * M P M or a* loon thereafter a* potUbi# At the meeting Inter eetodperttr* ma r a s t e r and be heard with retpect to too re duett. A capy at the regueit it an file with the City Clerk and may ba impacted by the public T h lt hearing may be continued from time to time until final action it taken If anyone de cMe* to' appeal any decittom an toll rogue*L they will need ta enture that a verbatim record of to# proceeding*, which include* the to«f imony and evidence upon which toe appeal it ta ba bated U made Tha City of Lang weed doe* not provide thlt verbatim record D A T E D TH IS February It. Geraldine Zembri City Clerk City ef Longwood. f lor Ida Publith M a rc h ! II. If f ] OEP S M —S pocU l N o tic t* CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 PRVATE PARTY RATES • tint S T U M M s tm p tr M llH M B R KCOME A H0TMT Far Oala lU : IP M 4 M 4 JM t R A H A M A J Vacadaac. Round Irfii crulia. M o il tell, c a u l gel lliv e a . IMMBto 27- N u r w r y * C h ild C a r* C H IL D C A R E I n m y BaMard name M w i-F ri. Infant, a t l Lunch/m art » 0 J IN ■ R F . Y O U N O M O M Neabem A - d Man. F r l. and after Khaal. S S » W J » a M » w O d t o ---------------- FUS-ATUUmC I NOWACCEPTWO to frm ti n .S c t W u C * Fnoat M oat redact a l l .BO oufi ■Canoafanan may HtSuM HarUB A«a«rSM f N M CBN B>BHI Uaa tuk you fM ta W N PS* orty tor ( * ■ ) W ad n M M M M ( aatf nparn ka faalati raaUt. Copy mu M I------------------------ TfPOV tom . •ConunaroN ha*u*k* rataaara. madiafa apanmah call far in farina lien. Q u a il I lad Metna car*, a p t . S aka. I* J YTS. 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N M U J 11— P trsD nals H -S p u c U l H o llo * ADOPTIONS Free medical care, Irentpor fetian, counteling, private doctor plus living expentet Bar n m \ % C a l l -------------- Support K medical aapanaa. p a id C a ll A l ly t t W t .t a n Sfffaand B NaMIM Shad u i p a i J M J J ] F L Bar MJMIBS Frkfcer............I D I S C R E E T c on v e n a t i o n to p l i t - s i 10 | ] f f / m l n MO 770 ooet I I ts/m inOver 10 Legal N o tice s N O T IC E OF F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Kalita I. f a r f b , glM n that I am an*a*ad in butinett al JM N Wtalmania O f . Alfamonta Sp<ln*v lamuiaM Count,. FMr Ida. undar ma F k lm e u . Name at IT S . and mat I inland ta r tf l.le r M id name with ma la t r t la r , ot Slate. TallaHattaa. Florida. In accordance wim ma R ra v iiia n . al lha F lc fllie u . Name SlaluM. T o W II lection M l H . FM rlda Statute. IWJ ALW A YS IN T H E B LA C K . INC. Chartrl Bacnati Fubilih: March IS. ta il O I F IN N O T IC E OF F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Nolle* It h a rt* , linen that I t anaaitd In bi ka Mara B in d . Sanford D JJS. SominoJe minole County. Cdunly. FM rlda. undar ma Flctm aut Name al K IN C O R IN D U S TR IE S , and lhal I Inland la rad Llar M id name m m lha Secretary al Slate. TatlahatMa. FMrlda. M accardanca n im ma R ra a l.la n . al lha P lc tilla u . Kama Staiuta. To W it. SactMn M l RJ. FM rlda Slatuta. IM J. Corey WlUl PuOHUi March liM fW "* * • D E F JJl ' N O T IC E O F S A LE Nol lea I . ItaraBy glaan lhal R ur.uant la Flo rida Slalute S310*. ma le! Marin* ear tonal praparty M all ba taM al puM k U M al S B a ttack am. Mart day, M a rch n . i m al me MHU stereo- aarehaute Mealed at ta t S Mopnotia A n d . San la rd F L n r n . la taH tly a Uan placad an u i d paraanal proaarty by aa-nar al the Mini Iterate aerehauM Call B U M far He farmafMn Lai 1 Content, al 1Mrape Space C - U . m ltc a lla n a a u . percent I praparty Tha naaM al lha Tananl I . Lynda Elina BerlenB Fik h a r.O a n a r sales In Lanyaaod and Oranya City, Day and avanHtg avallabM Contact American Rad Craaai jja a a it ar la a a i t J M J i (T h l. ad mada p o t.Ib N a /fun d , ham B avarl, E n tarp riw . I J t— liu u ra n c E Legal N o tic e s N O T IC I OF A P U B L IC H I A R IN O O F P R O PO S ED C H AN G ES AND AM EN D M EN TS IN C E R T A IN D IS TR IC TS A N O B O U N D A R IE S OF T N I Z O N IN G O R D IN A N C E O F T H E C IT Y OF S A N F O R D F L O R ID A . Natlca I . hereto |lean mat a Public Hear me will be held Hi the Cem m liden Ream at the City Hall In ma City al laniard. Florida, al J :M o'clock F M . an M arch I J . IW J, la Zoning Ordinance al ma City al Sanford. Florida, aa M W a t : A portion al lh a l c trla ln lam Fla ct and Waal tsm Strati and between Chafe Avenue and Lake Avenue it pnpdbad ta ba ratanad (rant M R S . MulltpW Fam ily RaaManllAI la lhal al RJMJI. M ulllpld Fa m ily R 1 dential OllkaelmtlluHanal. I n a r t y b aBatnf M * mare particular ly deter ibadaa U l . I A I . Black I. Jrd Sactian, D rta m w p M . a t ra cartod Hi F M R m A A Fapa Id al •ha FuM lc Record, a , S. m Hiel. County. FMrlda. A ll partial In Inlereei and A D V IC E T O T H R F U R O C : IF A F E R SON D E C ID E S T O A F F C A L A D E C IS IO N M A M W IT H R R I F I C T TO A N Y M A T T I K C O U 1 IO E A 1 D A T T H E A B O V E M I R T I N 0 OR H E A R IN G . H I M A Y N E E D A V E R B A T IM R EC O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D IN G S . IN C L U D IN G T H E T E S T IM O N Y AN O E V I O E N C E . 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Sanford nm jcm um Typing SOM W PM clarkal ialary cammlaarata wtm aaparlanca Sand raaurra ar dallyar In paraan la Par art iarvkaa. In c, i n W. I l l M. n a i.M n t a t d .F L .n n i Wa train. Outdoor local n r i _ C a g ia iM w n n USISTM T MANAGER Cathta, atock. Full part lima A p p llc a lla n t a c c a p ta * : STTUST Fall ar Fan Tima. Cantra (Walmart F U u l Nwy IF tM a a ta rd . w a r n m a in STTUST WANTED c o c Q U A u n u M rv tn P r a ia . I yaara h p vta to l* goodi aapartatwa. Wantlar UnltaP la alluring lacal and aharl haul poailtma Hourly plua m lla a ga w ith g ro a t banal if* Call Kan. ■ a M im a a r m a m Far lull Ulan. C ap. cam mlaaten. Buay *hcp In K M an Plata, Laniard P I U l l T td ip d fin Ha)p Full lime tor tho month ol A p ril. Good w ogot. Long h ow rtl A p p ly In person: VOOtbOM. 4m W. St. Rd. 44. CONSULTANT • SALES ta a t ln g aggraaalva aalaa canaullanta Inlaraaiad In turning lag I tar pan lima houra. your araa Build your aon buamaaa al your mm para Bailing alagant and aliardabla llngaria Na aaparlanca or Inygitmanl raguirad M ull ba I I yra ar aidar and hava a car and phana. Will train _________Call I l t » HM_________ T1DYMAI0 It hlrtng In Cottolborry Oood poy f doyt o ok. Phono A cor K I T ’ N ' C A R l . Y I . K ® h> I j i r r y W r i R h l ♦7— A p a rtm e n t* H I — C o n d o m in iu m F u r n is h e d / W en t R e n ta l* F I V I CM. A F T , Fart turn . to* water. Hitler leal Bldg 3310 mo ♦ 3173 do# Pott 3304133 SANFORD • largo 3 bdrm. total privacy. Looking for tho right tmoll family I 1144 por nook ptut 3344 dopotll 173 114* ONE BDRM.. I both Gar ago apt . N k o area 073 mo. CoH SI Jahnt Ra4fty Ca m e i n ONE BDRM.. lg opt . 1 biki from downtown. U til. Ineluded. m * m tv. map. OSTBBN l or go I bdrm opts No petv From STA'wk up ptut dopotll Include* utilities __________Coll 134 t i l l __________ O S T B B N I B D R M .. and I BDRM. opt. fenced yd. avail obta now! CoM 330-11*3________ SANFORD, t Bdrm.. partly turn 1100 wk. Itf wook A dtp Util Included 331-4473________ SANFORD • Si a oportmontt for rant. Spring Special I 373 A up o wk. All utilities paid Coll 321 1*13.343 4741 a r » * g i I I BDRM.. kiichan appllancat. w oth er/dryer. te r. porch MfO/mo ,3300 Pop 311 111* ouror unr A coroor petition with ptonty of room for odroncomont? Contldor tolling IMo Inturonco • for o compony tfiot*• boon torving tho South tor 104 years Llto of Goorglo will troM you. glvo you « good tlorttng Incomo. ond hoIp you mold o oocuro financial future for you and your family. If you art • man or woman ovor It CHDTT MANAGE I F/T lima. la p Orly. Crowing ca Malar madlcal banahta ia la ry a banuaaa. CKanca tar adyancamanl By apgl. aadyi , n a - lm o t b lor a r t __________ o c u n iT w n fE * Full time Apply In person 31I I I . Orlando Av. _________ K Mort PI oio_________ may bo o pioco lor you In our agoncy forto. Find out • coll for on Mrtorvtow with: Fred Montotlno. fOt W. l i t St. Sontord 1*4 3141........... EOE AJHIBDARlI m o m I ,r q ’ l.uj «■p **••• R! i e BONO MON BY. 7.*% e FREE OOV'T ASSISTANCE F HA A t LOW AS 4\ VA A S LOW A t CVS% Gov't Repos/A**ume No Quo! Ify Home*I Seminole. Orenge. Volusia. Lake Counties DRIVERS < O w N n r «6 .) Must be 71 yrs old have I y n ever the rood , COL ro qulred A f d r MI K f W Ni 3471 Mercy Dr. Orlande or calf: _________ i d M n m _________ *1 — A p - r lm - n ts / H o u m to S h a re O C N K V A , c a m p la la p r lv . F t m a l t - I tm . ch ild O K. NontmaMr. Avail S/l 310 H R LARGE HOUSE. > bdrm . I bath, houta pc l fledge*. 3230 V%. 330-7400 Ivaniago SANFORO mala will tharo homo, pro for mala tenant Full houoo prlv. 1304/mo. 1/3 Slid oocurlty 311 4413 W IL L S H A R I Dal Iona I bdrm homo, full houoo prlviiogot. 3304/mo pluo 1/1 MU 4*00041 Grad* Tractor, Dumb Track la a d tr Ogartta, Clau • COL Ik. raqulrad ntcBiM fy , ____________ >134133__________ U N O S C A f I MAINTENANCE Minimum 4 yrs Eiper lonco In H lfh Q u a lity Residential Work I Reliable) References! Good Driving AocordI Own Transportation A Tele I Only V ery Knowledgeable Hord W orktr N o d Apply I Coll 4*3 **44 after ti 44 AM.________ W — R o o m s to r R en t JUST Mba homo I kltctwn privileges. cob to TV. •31 3143 LAROK P R IV A T I ROOM, good porblng. S43 P m Wook Call S3* 13*71 RECESSION BUSTERt Ctaao room s, 4 It ebon, lo on d ry . porch From 343/wb Msctodoi Oft!,, phono. cokfo TV 3304413 M ID IC A L CNA'S Full ond pod firm 13 ond 311 shifts Nursing homo porlonco desired Longwood Hoolth Coro. 330 0300 EOE REAL ESTATE • I M E MARTI Join F lo ‘1 loodor In Real EitoM lor ovor 43 yearo. m bo om in g N orth to m ln o lo County I Enjoy absolute bott training with ono ot tho No Han't tap Rool Ettofo Orgonl totlont No I Icon to? W o'll holpl REAL ESTATE ONE K E Y E S 3 » 3300 ond " l o f t jo t butyl' S A N F O R O • I lg . bd rm . w/prlvoto both, homo prlvl leges Prolor male 37i/wb or 3304/mo plus 3134 dtp 311 M U SANFORD. Mkeo OTOO. Room w/full howto p rlv . pool. 3304 mg 1/3 of uttl 3314444________ SANFORO. Kit.. lousdry prlv A cobfo hookup Prlv. homo 343 wk glut 143 dop 113 7*44 RN »7 — A p a rtm e n ts F u r n is h e d / R e n t HOME C A I f S U M W IS O A ImmadUH agparlu»Uiy. Cur rani hama ia r t aaparlanca and madlcara knawladga a m ull Banallta and Hatlbla whadula Tag aalary. Call Cary Vnllfi tar cantidantlal iniarvlaw la a u t t Madkal ■a-------------- » t l ---- 1 a a . .I I --- a rWWtowWI raw . waaiH^ra u W d fb 'l U r area 4*4 por w« tocurlty. Call 313 334* A P ARTM ENT • largo I furnished Wafar# m o o t and garbago Included 3134/me Mvtl344 doom H 3314711 CAM PER • SI John* Rlvor. tu lta b lo fo r ono p o iso n . 3M/wb Proof fttNng I m 4 **S DELUXE Kltcbaoofltopt..prlv. baltt ontry, mkrowovo. util, potd 3343 mo ♦ dm 313 3413 SALES In t n ’ I. c o r n , e x p e n d in g locally PT FTdom ontlrolort E n vlron m on lol/E du cotlon p r o d u c t s C o m m t / p o r f. bonut/corbonut 1404171 W — A p a rtm e n ts ir tm e n ts U n fu r n is h e d / W an t U n fu r n is h e d / W en t BIO I B IM O O M . o n at. H r t ing cantral tacptlan saw mo ArubaraU t m a t a ta r Al I BDRM. OUFLBX AFT. SIM per month. 3304 tocurlty do posit. Colt 374 *444 HIOOCM L A K l.t/ la tato . Fpk . gataga. tancad. goal A tarmlt B a w n iu m a c n g m s 101— H o u s e s F u r n is K td / R t n t COTTAOB • I bdrm.. must too to appreciate I USD security. 1st month rent U34 Prefer non smoker. 3 0 40U__________ FOR RBNT. Cottage. 1/1. Etfl clancy furntthad 31*3 mo. 1144 toe Call 0 4 743* A ffO tO U U ttH T S I f • The Lock Of Tbs Irttb MOVE IN NOW AND TAKE A ROMANTIC CRUISE TO THE BAHAMAS a Now canttrvc lion a Fully equipped family tltod kitchen* o Swimming p o ol o C Iw b h o M io o Professional maintenance o After school children's and leprechoun'i octivitiot NO B L A R N E Y HE RE I Col l Tarry# your cru lie diroctorl.__ Coder X> Creek' A p ts. 334 4334 .3430 Hartwell Avo. (comer of 33th) 101— H o u s b s UnfumlshBd/WBnt C A S S IL B IR Y . > bdrm l* i bath, lam lly rm. fireplace 1404/mo; Altamonte. 3 bdrm I B e th . sh ed . 1373/me; Sanford. > bdrm t both. 3 cor par ape, 4334/ma Q * 4711 KATIES LANDlNO - efficiency, new point, etc Utilities end canoe use tree. No pet* 3314/mo m 4474. anytime LAKE M A RY, t bdrm . Private AC. no pots. 3J*0 0 month Includes util 333 0*7_________ LO. 1/1. CHA, w ettvdryer hook up. hardwood fleers. 1441 3. Pork A vo $473 m o 011*1* N M I R i r S TILLAGE Laka Ada I bdrm. IU 1 ma. I bdrm. Siai ma and ag 12M 670 MOVE IN SPECIAL C e tte lb e rry . single story Eatremefy quiet, studies end 1 bdrm* lots of storage I CoM teds? 11*44777 M YSTBRV RENT SPBCIALSi I and I bdrm* . pool, laundry By wk. or man ft. Furn or urtfurtt 034430______________ NICE large 1 bdrm 1 bath, control H/A. wathar/dryer hook ups. 3411/mo plus tacur I ty Hall Realty. 0 3 3774 SANFORD. I bdrm. 1 bath. wathor/drytMOS/mo U nfed Dealt*, 434047* S A N F O R D . O N B B D R M .. rape per op opt. In quiet area No K h 1 m m SANFORD. P o rt Avo • S bdrm . control H/A. carpet, mini Mindt 1373 plus dm 47H1S3 W E 'L L Moke You A Deal can't rofwta Gardens Apts today! O l I A t BBDROOM OfH 1343 B up month Rot. Ho pots. Pep m 330 or >74*444___________ OROVBVIEW VILLAGE. Lake M a r y B l v d . . 3/3. i l l Grevewoad Av. 3/*3 month. deooilt 3344744______________ LA KB M A R Y - Ip 3 bdrm t both. 1344 eq ft completely remodeled Control H/A. Ip quiet let. borders lake and pork. 3444/me See at 134 W Alma, then coll 3 0 4**3 M A YF A IR MEADOWS I bdrm! > both villa. Lokotront. eppli ancos. pool. LaoM/purchato available. 4444/mo O f 4434 PAOLA AREA. 1 bdrm 1 both! CHA, 3434 ma 1430tec 30 3*34 or *44071*17 RB NT OR LBASB O PTIO N. Sontord. irt. 1 cor. fpk 14a qualifying! 010441 tv. m f RBNT W/OPTION TO Boy 4/1. Owner holds m tp. 3% deem W I N T E R 4 P R I N 0 S go o d l o c a t i o n . A v a i l . 4 /% W m t t d l r n q _________ 3AN FOR O • 3 ar 4 bdrm. 1 bath Spacious. cNan. fenced yard, nice neIghbortwod 3343/ mo ptut security 0 3 4141_________ SANFORD. 3 BBDROOM. 3 both, eat In kit., pool, fenced yd 4373 mo 334 11*7 lv M et SANFORD 1401 Grove, nice 1 bdrm. w/parcb. appliances. carpet, sm/rn# 111 441 TOd SANFORD. 4 bdrm . 1 belt*, f story HM ortco l heme. Pork Avo 3734 mo. 744 *344_________ SANPORD 3 BEDROOM. IS* both. Cleon, frees. AC/Heal. QiOptusdep Nopets W3 44M SANFORO-Ut. Mery. in . large fenced bock yard, avail. April 1st .1430 mo a dap 011*43 SUN LAND I bdrm I bath, c l aaa. L a ai a . Na p a l l . sa.k/«Kountag m i a *u R E G A T T A SH O R ES A p A R T M O m A little out o f th e w a y ... but w orth it! Then's Something For Everyone a t Country Lake 1 A 2 Bedroom Rentals Available ASK ABOUT OUR SPRING SPECIAL Sawferd Area Home* 03/1 • Fpk. new point and carpet, fenced yard....SJf.tOO o 1/1 on 1/1 acre. C/H/A. S4*.*00 olunlend 3/1 new point, A/C. roof 11* ecre. fenced 334.V40 O In The Country I Home on ever is acre, heevity treed. M3.*00 o i/ t, oppl. new point, carpet; fenced yd. carport. 344.404 03/1Vs split plan, appliances, garage, fenced yard. 343.400 O A isomo No QuoIlNot f o Sanford Ft. cathedral coll. fenced, garage 144.104 #3/1 on t/ le c r «l Fenced, cut do sac. deed end street 144.144 101—Houses Unfurnished / Went i BIDROOM. t batb O n ta cra t PLUS.. Meyfeir Country Club New brick custom 3/1 split plan. scr. porch w/ipa. 1/3 treed acres, fenced 3II*.*04 Lk. Mary, Less Than ISAM On. 03/1 • renovated, new carpet, paint, oppl. fenced. SN.404 ol land In E n *# .p rt« Caaalrf living M M ma Call atta. 1 0 5 - D u p ltX - TH pItx/R tnt DUPLEX ter Rent, ctoee ft Lk. Mary Blvd /17 *1 l i t mo A wn tec. Avail Immadia tel y Fenced yd. Hoot AC 3171417 tv, m tg , wifi rofom call. LO. 3/1 DUPLBX. Near H i . tern porch, quiet cul de tec. pets 3474 mo Includes water. garbage, mqtnl 44*0477 SPACIOUS D U PLEX!. 1 bdrm . I bath Owlet, tern porchet Yard Malt Inc I 001113 W INTBR SPRINGS 3/1 spilt plan, wooded »s acre 13t*.*00 ALTAMONTE SPOS. V I spilt plan, dead end street. 343.100 DELTONA 1/1 on I acre, scr porch, carport. 143.400 PAIM K HI f»‘ iisHiiNM vi RTVlIH ‘ J »P| «Ti» B ATE M AN REALTY NEAR 1-4 • S acres, established Fern Farm business with 4/3. pool, plus Orange City water. Was 3734.404 •now 11*4JM Heady man'* nightmare I 4/3. owner financing 314.144 Loose Purchase 3/1 Mock. 314.*04 Owner holding 107— M o b i l e Homes / Went i # D R M i Bam. i month tecu rlty A vailable Now! 33*3 ma >4*3137________ LONOWOOD. Furn. 3 b drm . I bath, all oppl Quiet adult community 334* 133 3417 ONB BDRM.. turn. AC. Can vlenient quiet ntlphbarhood Perk Ave. Mebtte Pk. m >441 3 BO R M 1 BATN • Bear da 11 Ave. 3334 per month ptut tocurlty Fenced yd >13 4131 o in iv a 3 7 1 4 7 H ............ . . M l - m i B«adM*R*rfcraUM*7.t% 2339 W . C al ian.1 MaatltaM IIN In im W I 1 1 4 -W a re h o u se 0, r t . » n Space/ Rent R EG A TTA SH O R ES 323-2628 ^ 7 k SI )\N IS HI M t v | \ 11 I BORM., m BATH. I car finished garage. K m porch w/vinyl windows, swimming peel .. e ll for only 3*4.400 Seller pays closing costs Amenities sec. sy s. ottk fan. pull down ottk ladder . prlv fe n c e d yd A more a BY OWNBR. 3 bdrm . 3 both 3 cor garage. In Hidden Lake. 31.000 below appraisal. Call 1110344, no realtors pfoooo. 117— C o m m e r c l B l Newly Remodeled One & Two Bedrooms Now Available! Enjoy a quiet lake front atmosphere. Exciting volleyball, tennis and pool activities. COUNTRY LAKE APARTMENTS 330-5204 REALTY, INC. OXTRA NICB 3/3 villa near country club Equipped kit 4 utility rm 3 paddle fans 4 .................... 374.400 1 4 t— C o m m e r c ia l O L I R I NEW DELTONA 3/3 w/ail the atras ♦ security A so la r w a te r syst em* On quarter acre. Onfy----- 144.404 L A K I F R ON T fk a suite. 170 sq N . 4 offices, waiting area, storage, bathroom Long wood. 11* 44*3 ■ NJOV T N I COUNTRY AT M OSRNIRI ultarta to mu S SAN FO eo. naar Akpart IJ8 . H 11 altlca bldg Amgla parting and handled# laclll bdrm t bam w/lamll, rm . an almakl 1/1 acral Rattad patta avu rtatoiaakil.............M .M OU FLBX ON HWY M • t 111— Office Space/ Went •tartaa. I bdrm. upatalrt. 1 .-• -A } BRAND H id * O F F IC i »L O O d a ta n .k u a a .il. 4W B LL K E P T DUPLBX. Each unit I/l Ready to occupy Live In one.rent the ether Tefal price |ust...... 144.404 o OUT ST A NDI NG DELTONA 3/3 tog home on canal to 300 acre Lake Bethel On quarter acre. Just................ ..>117.300 O H O M ItIT B 44 X M i Owner may finance Check this out today.to..................... ..>14.300 322-2420 321-2720 I BDRM. | bam canda. naw c a r p a l , w a a b a r /d r a a r . t a u m t . I R M l Akgart Bl Santard. IG * Fta FTF. For defalk coM i II I B D A M . | ba«b. MM t o B aern parch, aatotonra. Faal. lacwiil. tannit s e t ma MM d ip m o i l i H I m m sra/tM O M ) xu* The Prudential Florida Realty ntfyC IF Y O U 'R E W I U I N G I I I 2 MTHS FREE RENT* •onto tovtptf to Ihora Fgntno I i m onm m am On# monm Add rani lo Kioto ttg nm a r m o n th taaw ( i f m S«to IV GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1505 W est 25m StrgM. S an lo rd . FL 32751 MOM I FOB (A L B . Saataad araa. U tf-M par mm taraatadf CaN IM MM STOP .062*2334 Florida R ta lty S o ltO S O n * too B irraa baooorra A P K a n c a i Iran to m o c a v c R Khoota lo w o c c a u to m a io r Nghrnm X) mwutai lo Ongnoa AO rrwxAa. to Oortana A N a » Smyrna SaachA. LANFORD 1 bdrm I bam. 11X44 New floor ond win daws 3A.3QOOBO m 1741 3AVB 3311 NBW t**l HOME3I WHY PA Y RETAI L? 14X7*. M ae*. 14X7*. 31M44 >41 37** SPRINGSPECIALS Sontord Area Mobil# Home Community RBPO 1*43 Kaufman A Broad 14X34. 3 bdrm 1 bath split Gorgeous home I it 3\ inter est. only 31.4** down to a qualified buyer 310 *00 c a s e G naw . tu iT M iw i i L ltT IN O I NBBDBOI Call W MalkiauriAI. Raglttarad Baal BrtataRrabar............ m WM MOTTSOI 14 X U V ) taka to m , I R n t tall A t tu m ta b l, mtg I I I . I M Fkm, CaRWaWi W m t NBBDAHOWBf a oaw a Rarmaata # lata Buigiereed a Rrabta BCradHa RrabtaaiT W ta to - M IFJM OPBN MOOLI l-l Lal l — t m B t a d M . t a a i l l l LANFORD, Tbraa Bdrm.. IW rm . big rd CtaM SMFOMO Walk ta Plnacred (lamanla ry i bdrm . targa tancad yar d. C l , , n and I k a . g l Fmanacmg al raur thaw , Raduod ta IM.KA HDRBALT Y. I SUMMTOftRNOOTII 77M 5PM t i l RataHaAv. First time homobuyer? Don't miss this immaculate 3 bdrm home m 1/4 acre with fenced yard, separate workshop storage area, greet family room and lg screened perch Updated throughout! I > ml to For PHaMscaMi Oort Porker. DR I tn >111/434444) XU * The Prudential Florida Realty Inp^endiwtt* Ownad Broker, m i 144/411 1743 165—DuplExforSBlf SANFORD DUPLEX. 1 bdrm each Goad neighborhood 33* *04 will finance 374*444 111— AppliancB* / Furnitur* a AMTI QUI CHURCH F (W . 10 tl all Pme fioo. or trade tor antique* 3** 1347____________ OBEVELCD MIRROR. ) sec W X 4 1 "H 373 m> 7 l 7 BJ'S RB3ALB • Buy and Sell furniture A collectibles For sale, doll collection 233* 3 Park Pr. Call H I 7*4*________ BRASS BBD Quean, w/orfho mattress set Still In b ei Cost 31400 tell tor 3100 373 4341 4 CAPTAI NS BBO Complete set 373 m m * _______________ # COUCH, 44". carded teeture. sand beige, good cond . needs sem e spots cl eaned >74 Evenings M l *341 Iran A Press 44VHA mattresses A w /Ot Still M boP«P 3304 374 4141 Cast DI NETTE SET. full bed. sefe c h e s t at d n s i r s . wesher/dryer. desk Prices negotiable 43t >477___________ DOUBLE BOX Spring buttress lets Over 70 U Pick 3*3 a set L A B B Y'tM A B T . 1114111 • FI SH T A NK . Beautiful custom built Paid 3*00. very nice condition Asking 3140 w/gccesseries m I4t* FUTON AND FRAME Twin (chair) 31«* Full (Uvesaatl 31** Queen l sat* I 31** Futon FecSery. M l 4441 1*44 W. Airport Bl, Sanford a LAMP, cauntry styled, brass A wood base with mild glass shade 334 M l #344___________ a SOFA, love seat and wine rack cef f ee f abl e, all ar part t ib a ft e r ....... M l *0*1 or see at *47 W >3ih>t 43TOVB. Electric Very good condition 3341)1 34M________ S T R A IN COMPACTOB. M l me lor. Portable or built m almond blocs On /473 Call 331 *411________________ a WE S T C RN STYLE LAMP. Bull hern, imported brenie en d r e a l h e r n ( b l a c k ) , w beige shade Must see ts unique 34444* *3*4___________ 3 PI ECE LIVIN G RM 1ST, Uveseat. sofa and chair Used I month Cream baefcround with blue stripes end Herat ryoraetty ffylI 3000 Call M « t t* l 107 M i i Bw M fC Nm. prtcad al P T.m i aim a.caltanl aana. I i nammgl M m daan. b a la x . pa, II .t o r t al AkM'ma mduding r \ APR I badrwm. « bam. Paubta garag*. lg w n parch. 1 U — TglgvUlon / Radio / S ltr to a COLOR TV. Zenith console w remote Older model very goad c end 11ton tSO 0 4 0 Cam ip>f Trap,a. Laam/Rurcham Q e i^ c v a Q a r d e q s SANFORD SANFORD C O E V IL L A A P A R TM EN TS 1 BEDROOM W C C U U 1/2 0 F F F IR S T M O N T H S R E N TI M C E -C L E A N . A F F O R O A S L E c o s iia u s i 322706 l . f . StoFoom. (IS J B d -m a t o t l N N I tS M R O O IW O O O A V t. P Look What's Happening A t S t C roix Apartments P (407)324-4334 DEBARY R ivo rsid o C o n d o m in iu m s ■ n r f f ls r l o a f Qwcb.1t imp. F e d Confrof • M t o l M SAM p a , anMta 1 a O R M . S P E C IA L P (407) 144-4514 ■?■ & i “ — tonly M ake Paradise Your Address/ St. Croix Apartments 733 Secret Harbor Ln., Lake Mary (Off ol loao f mm* Hoad) 321 7 3 0 3 instruction ter home business Best prices* Gomes loserwsd Coil M ) Mas Im a iitM N I M I 6 W II Lm Sw i M JL ■ w fa n l /UxSery 7 v • C ra ft Show • Bake Sale 1M and ism month only A ffordable 1 , 2 & 3 B e d ro o m A p ts . In Beautiful Lake M ary nm 330-1431 To Advertise In This Rented Directory Call Sanford Herald Classified Dept. 322-2611 SCON B l IM7 C e d a r C ro o k A p a rtm e n ts IM IH v ta a l ra M a L u a ta lR a b ta M Crutaata. W N M M m in I iw m n ta - - - - - - 1*5— C o m p u t g r L C A U M I T R U i (S T A T l Andhar Arayaha Ocvdon Arccurt. 1*X32.1 bdrm ft*ooo 1*41 MANATEE 14X44. 2 bdrm (b o th ..... .......to...,....... 37.300 w FOR VETS A little me Brand new 3 bedroom I both hemes with 3 car gar eats 3447 total monthly poybwnt* Coll new. offer hmiffcd • Universal Beaky, 4U 1134 Monfn 6 305 30 H o r n * * / Sb I b T h e P r u d e n tia l ( 2 b $1 DOWN t C o - O p / S a lt B T O W N I R Narmiaaa Villa#. 3/1. downstairs, apaiiancts Included Poof/termt* Bargain at 3*4.300 .... 41t 1041 eves 1*44 MANATEE 2 bath THROWING YOUR W AWAY H U T TO OWN A BRANO NBW HOME O Bed Credit 4 No Credit O tie Money O HO PROBLEM CALL (407) 3224090 1Ridgaw ood R 15J— C o n d o m i n i u m * • la Ob i M tfc T t v * prapart, tacatad amratorat t i t — Condominium Wontot* L o t* / S p it OCALA NA T 'L FO R FIT . Wn kik total UM O aach na money down! |71 *1 monthly 1 440 **1 SOU Uul Fart Or., laatato M l W. Laka Mara B I . U . Marr KXCH AN dl OR S IL L ruur FIRST TIM1 N O M I B U Y ia / R I T I M I T Don't miss this Immaculate I bdrm. doilhause on 1/4 acre with astro 1/4 acre fall Ready to move Ini N k o neighborhood J Bright ond sunny with lots of trees and very private It 151— A c r t a g * - 157— M o b i l * 323*5774 D C I ZONING I AMve la Special __ 3344/ma. C A L L lla ta ld Z ' n i e t a g 1ANFOAD rmittod tgaca. l.tM t o It . plu« agsn igaca. W and IAW t o N. M * N M P r o p r ty / S B l* o SPARKLI NG NBW V Io n tree ______ ____ Big greet .. . . , country kit,, pantry, pretty master suite--------------------- 174.400 II \I I HI VI I V ______ Rental*______ W E 'R E D E A L I N G - STENSTROM WANT TO J U I T O m ' h o S i 7 lorn leek ing fern k e homes ta match wrfth buyers LONOWOOD/LK. M ARY area. 1.444 1.344 tq ft. with ar without A/C o ffk o t Storting 3333 McIntosh Pofrrt, H I 3*00 S AN FO R D -1.134.1433.3.144 tquere feet available I Call P I 7444 S e m in o t e B lv d . H w y . 1 7 -9 2 , S a n fo r d STAJWS f K O fIV T Y M A N A O IM B N T B BCALTY 447 m m v m 4174 Ml M H M i l l fr i OOV*T FO R ICLO SU RIS BANK M F C 'S ASSUMI NOOU ALIFY SuCpacMD ovcdaCdrv 1 Bedrooms from $400 per mo. 2 Bedrooms Irom $495 per mo. 141— H o r n * * f o r S a l * 141— H o m o * f o r S o l * om u tt....................... 330-1744 WANT NONE 141— H o r n * * f o r S a l e - 71— H a l p W a n t * d EMPLOYMENT e Yard Sola • Plant Sal# SATURDAY MARCH 21st AMERICAN LEGION POST 63 2874 S. SANFORD AVE. SANFORD, FL FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 322 1652 �341 — R ecreational Vehicles/Campers 1 0B - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Friday, March 13. 1992 1??— Pets & Supplies 187— Sporting Goods • HEAVY E veriest • R E A G L E M IX O O G S 7 female I spayed I young Perfect tor children' V E R Y LO V IN G Call morning anlyl Atk for Mary 177 M91 R A O . (B a a ln g t No* never u v d t<0 174U7J 1?1— B u ilding M aterials 193— L a w n & G arde n • GARDEN M ANURE F rW I TPUMgl I21IW________ R ID IN G M OW ER HP Id *7*0 Snwppur 4 Like n»*' )7) *404 195— M a ch in e ry /To o ls C A R P E T C L E A N IN G IQ U IP M F N T Caste* 900 it In buffer with tank solution I. ■i •• - • • FORK LI FT TRUCKS. Used buy *ell rent lease M any size* 111 n ot atk f#f Ana/ wkendt Mike t04 7J4 t in FORKLIFT. Q aril, 1900 tti ta pacify Works jnod 11*00 Call i n I I M ________ • M OTOR , t horte. I f M r k l d Makeoffer I I I M U l t t — Pets 8L Supplies AC U N IT . 9700 B TU 170 amp S IM E e c a lla n l c o n d l lion' 371 iar» • STAR TRCK • In tarp rlta B'ue Printt ta! 17 pao#* in pouch. 197* edition mint |3S after 4 pm 777 0471 233— A u to P a ris / Accessories AUCTION A IR C R A F T R E N T A L S tingle multi engine, flight in itructlon. ground tchoot private instrument Aviation Flight Center* I 100 171 7034 • P U B LIC A U T O A U C TIO N * E V E R Y T U E 4 A F R I 7.14 PM D A Y T O N A A U T O A U C TIO N Hwy 93. Daytona Beach 994 It* 4111__________ *41 VW 1 4 diesel meter totally rebuilt Best reasonable otter 771 7799 TAR E U P P A Y M E N TS 235— T r u c k s / Buses / Vans Cantwry >1. AA Carnet Inc Martha Bennett. Realter 911 )>H 209—Wearing Apparel 211— Antiques / Collectibles 2 3 1 -C a r s 7 Mouses Zoned W ) t i t French Ave. Sanlord Hwy If t j at 3rd St 7 houses 100 ft frontage on 17 f7 Ute tor office*, antique stop. craft center 7 ttory ) b d rm f ra m e , h a rd w o o d floor* Alto 3 bdrm rental Owner financing pottibie t u g g e t f e d s t a r li n g b id flOO 000 I0 \ deposit on day of auction CH IN ESE SHAR P E I P UP P IES born Dec 19th. IMS Call 330 ttTt CHOW PUPS ARC. Parent! on x premttet good with kldt f 100 1130 374 7U f • L O V E L Y . L O V E L Y Formal d r a t t l Lavender Si 19 S B r id a t m o id 'P r o m d r a t t Worn I time! Ruffled » lee vet long from w bow at back body fit w heart thaped neckline Paid over |7O0 Sac rlfic* for ftlOO Call or lv mtg anytime 1)0 1947 229— A v ia tio n SATURDAY. M ARCH 1 4 .2 7 M 200— R egistered Pets • F t N C t. C M In lin k W b , JO ft Asking 170 Call 1 » 74*7 213— Auctions Jim Skeen Auctioneert Licensed Real Etfaf# Broker 1713 E Celenial Dr. Orlando 407 1*4 97*7 MO 477 1199 A U t A B*1 219— W anted to Buy l i t Aluminum Can* Newt pap*' Non Ferreu* Metal* Glatt KOKOM O 371 H M _ 221— Good Th in g s to E at S T R A W B E R R IE S U P IC K Start* Jan !|fh Hoop* Farm Jttl Celery Ave Mon Wed A So' Open tA M Bring own ipr-U.ners 331 MM _______ f R EE OOG TRAINING* f mdout Mom Inner Oof Training Can i n not 215— Boats and Accessories MA L L A RO OUCKS. Mala A It m a lt, b t t 'd f rt Domesticated Tan * *10 each MO 1141 or ])• IIM • CAN O E It II r> b w «la u no paddiet or cut iont 1*00 Firm 377 7440 B IG . B IG SALE C lotto*. collectable* 1 I urn f ri Sat t 4 221 K R ID C R RO B IG B AR G AIN S! f r I Sat ItO V IH L E N RD Whgrlitxer organ. 13 Cu ft iieeter util fra to ' 1 much much moral DO DA DAY! Saturday l* M to 3PM Yard *aia Include* furniture and a variety of it*m% Alto Food gama* a baba tala' Ftth fry fr ant t or ham tar tad from It to J ChHdran under 10 free with adult Donation I ) First United Mathodrtt Church F.lthat Park Sanlord FR AN K A LO R I S New A Uted' 7107 S French Thrift Stare PHONE 3347174 GARAGE SALE Plant* and mite F n Sat IS SOIg Mfhtt, Sanford_______ M o n n f • E it ir t h in i M ust Go f wrniture TV *. t'e»eo equip VCH. and much more* 44*4 Made A ,e off 47? by Sun Iand F tlafet Thurt Frl Sat • K E Y B O A R D Yamaha PSR * 100 pretet voice*. 10 rhythm* Real time melody Like New *t(0 t>rm 377 7tS7 223— M iscellaneous TH IS W E E K 'S m M iI 222— M usical M erchandise m P E T B E N E F IT SALE! 10AM J Sat l t d S Park Ave YARD SALE Redding Gar dent F n Sat March 1] 14 t 4 *00 LOCUST A V I YARD SALE Sat Sun t dark Lott of m iu dithat A nik nakt clothet newborn adult, motorcycle p a iit A fu rn 1117 P A LM E TTO AVE Behind Tire City off Sanford Ave 134 >047_______________ YARD SALE Behind B A G Laundry (17 97! Sat only I 7__________ 100 RIDG E DR. Sat only* t » Oddt A end* tawm^ m ath houtahoid 4TH A N N U A L S ILV ER LA K E SUB Lake Mary B IG B IG Sal# Gutnett World Retard! D O N 'T M itt thitorxe In a lifetime chancel S at. March 14th! I I t I M Oft al Greenway Blvd • C R AFT S U P P LIES bo« full fo r f t 00 m o * t *♦ I •I In package* 339 1I t l __________ • E A S T E R B U N N Y Wreath pastel color for door* or home 111 , j : i *•** FOR YOUR F U L L E R BRUSH PRODUCTS call independent distributor; 37J 42*4_________ • G A R O EN ER S planter hoi Heavy duty metal 4' X 1 Raised bottom floored for drainage Good for backyard g a rd e n , n u rs e ry or greenhouse I7SOBQ331 1030 FOOL* 14 ff above ground w pump Excellent condilten! IWO <will tell d K k l 333 l i l t R A IN S O FT Wafer treatment tys. (R eg 141*7 111 Now t ; 000 or f 1730 with lifetime warranty E N C Y C L O P E D IA . B rita n n tca . com plete tet (Reg 13 300) Nuw 11000 ALSO F U R N IT U R E Moving Mutt S o B t.......................... 377 3HI a S T IR E O Tape rad*o record player (needs neediel You will need tolp to move taO 177 0477______ __ • TU R K S Y C A L L . Lyn ch Champion I IQ 37144*1_______ W A S H IR / D R Y E R . 1390 tor pair, uted A month* Lawn w m i r , 1700 3771141 I ] F T . Sea King aluminum |«n beat with 3HP Eftka motor. 1400 'f t Tern# meped 1230 Bo'heaC corsd f'On 321 3911 231— Cars NISSAN M A X IM A 1991,11*99* low mile*! Call M r Grave* Willett QfdsCedillAC. 311 3341 TAKE U P P A Y M E N TS NO M O N E Y DOWN eacepttaa lag title etc I9f9 C H E V Y S P E C TR U M red air. low mile*, ttereo. S s p » » d ' O n ly 1149.11 per menthl 140 month* a IB 9% APR I Call M r Payne Courfety U»ed Cart. 3331133 A U T O IN SUR AN CE W O R LD who quote* lowett pottibie rate*, need* help! 313 771 O LD M O B ILC CALAIS l l . e . c condl 17 993Call Mr Grave* Willett Old* CadHlec. 377 3391 TAKE U P P A Y M E N TS NO M O N E Y DOWN eaceptlaa. fag title.etc 1941 E A G L E P R E M IE R 4 door. auto. a*r. power win dowt. ttereo cattette O N L Y 1119 94 par menthl 144 month* « II 9N APR I Call Mr Payne Courfety Utad Car*. 313 3133 C A D IL LA C S ED AN O E V IL L E 1909 *17 993 Call M r Grave* Willett Old* Cadillec. 372 1391 C A O IL L A C C O U P S DC V IL L E *7 99* Call M r Grave* Willett Old* Cadillac.377 3)9 1 TAR E U P P A Y M E N TS NO M O N E Y DOWN eacept faa. tag. title, etc I9 M T O Y O T A T E R C E L CO U PE red. auto, air power t t e e r in g . t t e r e o ! O N L Y *1*9 94 per menthl <4l month* •I II 9 \ A P R ) Call M r P«yne Courfety U te dC ert. 333 f i l l B UIC K R IV IE R A 19|7. low m*let' *4 99*Call Mr Graves Wll left Old* C ad. ilac. 373 1191 TARE U P P A Y M E N TS NO M O N E Y DOWN eacepf laa. lag title, ale 1917 P L Y M O U T H G R A N D FURY 4 door. au*0 . power tteering and brake*. A M 'F M s'ereo M U ST S E L L ' O N L Y 1119 49 per menthl (44 month* .1 II 9% A P R ) Call Mr Payne Courfety Umd Cart. 313 >133 TARE U P P A Y M E N TS N O M O N E Y DOWN eacept taa tag title, etc 1941 D O DG E A R IE t 4 door auto, power ttee rin g and b ra k e * tte re o EX TR A C L F AN O n ly l i l t 41 per month! (44 month* »r 14 9% APR | Call Mr Payne Court#*? Used Car* 17J 2123 TARE U P P A Y M E N TS NO M O N E Y DOWN eacept taa teg title, etc 1944 P L Y M O U T H R E L IA N T 4 door OwtO. power tteering and brake* ttereo E X T R A C LE A N 4119.49 per menthl (44 month* 4r 14 9% AP R ! Call Mr Payne Courfety Uted Cert. 333 1133 CA O ILLA C C O U PE O E V IL L E tree* Cell M r Grave* Willett Old* Cadillac. 373 3391 NO M O N E Y DOWN eacept laa. lag. title, etc 1947 F O R D M U S TA N G Agio, a ir p ow er tte e rin g and b ra k e * . A M F M tte re o *119 49 per menthl 144 month* I* II 9N A P R ) Call Mr Payne Courfety Used Car*. 373 3133 19)9 S E V IL L E Excellent con dit'on A clastic! IS *00 days 904 749 4000 eve*. 904 749 94U 1914 M ERCURY COUOAR Run* greet, new tire*. 41.79* Call 373 >973 after 4PM 1947 C H E V Y Cavalier RS Auto AC. AM FM Sharp! I799S 1)4 9949. Ray * U*ed Cart 44 P L Y M O U T H V O Y A G E R LE EatraClean *399** 14 M E R C U R Y G R A N MAR OUISE w leather. 1 owner w only 74K mi 4499*' 90 NISSAN S E N TR A XC 4 dr w air, only 70K mi S399S* •9 D O DG E S P IR IT AC. Stereo 4J99S* S 241— R ecreational RV R E N T A L lets *USm o Incl water, sewer & garbage Park Ave Mobile Pk 111 1441 Q U A L ITY USED CARS & TRUCKS Sanford Motor Co. 1944 NISSAN P ICK UP 4X4. A C. S speed low miles' t* 99* GOOD CREDIT! BAD CREDIT! NO CREDIT! BANKRUPTCY! NO PROBLEM!!! or be*t offer I Cell 37743B3 ? ! DATSUN Pick Up. w'79 Chevy V4 and T JSO frans Alum topper New tires good body *400 ) ) ) 794) 7? FORD tyTOM Ptcfc up. Por *a>e needs work *VJO Call Rocky ))9 3144 74 FO R D C O U R R IE R * sp tool Lo.es *4*0 O B O 377 0744 Evening*__________________ 44 MACK Truck* Stake beds l r a f te r * , t i c c o n d itio n 311 4494 A whersd* 904 734 1494 23?— M o to rcycle s and Bikes_______ 1943 KAW ASAK I K IN S black 1 000 original mile* Excellent condition! *900Call 310 9fJ9 M U ST S E L L 1997 vagabond Fully *elt contained. 37 It * l!d e o u t . a » r , a w n in g washer d r y t r . di*hwa*her. ttereo many eatra* Will take tmaller trailer on trade or bett offer 3*19*74 Vehicles/Cam pers M IN C ER M O TO R S 407/ 321-2993 407/ 321-1450 _ W ! l« * l » *4 » i »*•* * may at a i • JJJWB t 1 m«a Q a it .a Red Agio 17 P L Y M O U T H V O Y A G E R Blue. ? pettenger. Ayto AC 1149*' 91 DO DG E SHADOW Convert ibles Auto AC Stereo ) to Choose from *449*’ 90 OLDS CU TLAS S Supreme White 4 dr . AutO. AC *499** 17 C H R Y S LE R LE BARON 4 dr . SO 000 original one owner mile*. au*o AC. Stereo |I99S* 49 LE B A R O N C O N V E R TIB L E S 7 to choove Irom 'Fun In the Sun **99S* 1 0 0 % Financing For Q u a lifie d B u y e rs 1000 ®°^9e Grami Caravan IT T A Plymouth Vbyager 49 D O DG E D A K O TA Long bed topper V4 auto. AC. Stereo 40000mile* *499** ’ With 1)000 down or trade equity ASK FOR Bill Sane her or David V. 3 2 2 1135 ‘44 FO R O TA U R U S . 4 door. *«| FO R O E X P L O R E R ttandard thift Both below book 777 4))4 after 7PM 233— A uto Parts / Accessories *#•PORSCHE RIMS 3 New *9) 111 leoo_________________ • REESE HITCH Ret fever. VS groot wgt 4000 lb* lounge wgt 7SO lbs ItS 373 *441 • TIR E S Steel belted r#d>al *et Six# 19* 40 Hi* 737 All teaton Good Condition *40 3 )) 99S4 VW AIR COOL E D E NGINE *174 If interested Call 777 7904 *16,999 or $378.48 per m.. L o a d e d with o p t o n t n d lo n g b o d y. 6 cyl 4 w o o d g ra n C a ih S u in g P n c a ol 116 9 9 9 N o D o w n P a ym o n t t t 9 % A n n u a l P ra ca n ta g a R a ta • T a i . T a g S A p p ro v e d C t o d t GO m on th ly p a y m e n t! o l S 3 7 8 43 mmm a m m m mm A v l B 436 & 17-92 In CASSELBERRY . . . . . i— r w .» , , C a r S a le s O u t le t M F S - 9. SAT. 9 - 6 SUNDAY 12-5 331-3837 1 � 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, 1992 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 13, 1992 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 13, 1992. 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 13, 1992; <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/8487e263b3f503da8bfc4fae3830120a.pdf f525ef661fa0d0130319e858ee47ca4d PDF Text Text t S e rvin g Sanford, Lake M ary and Sem inole C o u n ty since 1908 84|h Year, No 173 - Sanlord, Florida Lyman atop U.S. list IN S ID E □ By V ICK I DeSORMIER Herald Stall Writer Local LO N (JW O O l) — Lym an High School has heen named one of the lop three Icchnlcal/vocatlonal schools in the country by "Hcdbook" magazine. "We feel real terrific alHiut It." Kay Hush, assistant |>rtncl|>al at Lyman. said Saturday. "T h is Is a pretty big deal." The magazine selected the lop 140 schools In the nation and gave awards In categories sm li as academic achievement, community service and vocational anil technical programs There were 3H3 schools entered In the contest, according to the article In the April IW 2 issue ot "Rcdbook." While there Is an cmjihnsls on vocational education at each ol llit- district's six high schools. Lyman Is one ol the stale s pilot schools In the Hlucprlnl for Career Lducnllnn a program that emphasizes |ohs skills as well as aeademh skills Hcvcrly Freeman, director » ( guidance at Lyman, who did much of Hie pa|>crwork (or the nomination packet, said llicit they received the nomination Infonuntlon from the stale l)c|>ait inrilt nl Ldueatlou "Th e y told us that they would like to see os enter tills contest.” slie said, "so winning a t See L y m a n . Page 3 A i B rantley gives E s lin g e r nod in sheriff flap Maryann William s displays some ol tho new oquipmenl leaulurod In Tho W om en's Center at Central Florida Regional Hospital By J 7 M A R K B A R F I E L D Herald Stall Writer Women’s Center opens SANFORD — Tile Women s Center al MCA Central Florida Regional llos|iltal. 1401 W Seminole lllvil . was olllelallv opened .lilting .1 rlhliuiicultlngam l pnlille viewing I I1nrsd.1v See P n g r O A □ S p o rts Making believers of county W IN TE R I'AltK — Seminole eontlmied 10 Impress tin- county as It Improved to Ili-O on I lie season w all .1 I <1 victory over l.akc llowi I III an SAC base hall name Friday afternoon S ec Page 1 tl □ P e o p le Hi#ild esoto, b, I Ui.v Spic Wings over Longwood One ol Hie largest Purple Martin colonies in 1tic country Is ln< ated In Longwood. where the sin.ill hints fly In to roost Ironi llia/il See Page 511 BRIEFS Completed interchange opens f.A K L M A N Y T h r completed Lake Marv lloulevnrd In irrrh n n g r at Interstate I will In t)|K*n Monday at f> a in T h r nine lane hftilge. which doubles the <.ip.uit\ of thr former bridge. util In* hilly romptrlc In May Out* nl thr two uestlxnmd through lam s util I n- « Ium <1 triii|M>rarily Mon­ day morning while work r r t u s remove old stuping All entrant c and r\ ll ramps will I n* n|M*n Stindav tiii*ht Ix-twcen in p in until t» .1 in Mnnd.iv. thr rasllxHind lanrs nl I t ill I n* cloM'd at altrrnatr times while n e w s replace the asphalt nn I I at thr Interchange Atlas rocket blasts oft C A P E C A N A V E R A L — A n Atlas rocket snc< csslully hoisted a cable lelevlsluii satellite Into orlilt lollowtng six launch delays, most ot them caused hv IsHisler trouble The I I story uninauued tin ket blasted oil Irout Cii|K- Canaveral Alt Forte Station on Krtitav evening l.tllotl was delayed nearly an hour Itv a Iasi minute electrical glib h amt thick clouds ll was tin Inuith luunt li in as inaiiv inonlhs lor ro< ket inakri General Dv II.IIIIU S Corps "O ut eoiindeore has glow it lo the last tew mouths s.ml Martv Winkler, vtie president ol laillieh operalioiis Im tlie General Dvoaiiilts Space Sv stems I >iv Islon I lit Salt lilt go based dlv Islon Mill, led a major blow last spring when .in Allas carrying a Japanese broadcasting satellite tumbled out ot control shortly alter lllmtl amt had to lie destroyer I Friday's lllmtl was |iosi|ioui d live times in two weeks lie. ause ot an clci I deal problem with the rocket s gold .101 e system and a Itad battery lor Itie tsKisIrr s self-destruct rneehaiUsms C o m p ile d fro m t la f t a n d w ire r e p o r t s INDEX C lass if ieds... . . .0 B -1 1 B H o r o s c o p e ......... 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FlofidiMMMMMM.........2 A W o r l d ............................7A Sunny and fair Mostiv sunny with a high III I tic low in in id 7 0 s W 1n d northwest .it |f> 15 lupll F or m o n w e ath er, too P e « e 2A i Participants in Ihe ‘Youth Blast' are led in prayer by youth minister, Sidney Brock. ‘Youth Blast’ a blast A fun Baptist event precedes next revival By V ICKI DeSORMIER Herald Stall Writor SAN FOR D — Sidney lirock. minister of youth at the First liajillst Church ol Sanford, said he wasn't even cold on Saturday morning as tie set tilings ti|> lor the third annual liajillst Youth lllasi Hi hustled Irom station lo station at Hie Christian youth celebration in a |>atr of stunts and a 1 shirt l lir drab, early morning log melted Into a s |h (iaeular. simtiy day at Ft Mellon Park Some of the |iaitU I|).inls. wealing sweatsuits and Jackets wnipjicd themselves In towels or loimil some excuse in go to the command center under one of the |itenle gazebos on the takefrout where some ol Hie organizers had set n|i a small »|>acc heater "It's h e rrin g ." said Carla G w ynn ol Ajuijika who had ronte lo Hie event with III oilier members ol tier youth groo|i Irom the First lia|itisi Church ol Ajuipka "Hut It's lu-tter than Sec lllaat. Page 3 A r i fS ’ W AY BACK W HEN Steve Eicholburgor concentrates on the hoop in the basketball competition SA N FO R D — Former t.l Gnv Hobby llranllev said Friday that lietore Stierlll John Polk died lie changed Ills mind about recommending n> thenGov Hob Martinez that Harvey Morse succeed Polk Stierlll Don Lslmger who was apisilnted lo succeed Polk, said Friday lie did have the toll endorsement ot llir late slu-rllt anil In- Is dis.ijc jsiliUi d Hull I ‘oik's w Idow has rndorserl Morse III llu 111><'liming eler lion Dottle Polk wrote sherdl s candidate Morse March !l saying she endorsed Inin and said lie Imsh.iiiil came lo icgrel Ids reeommemlallon lo a|>|muii Eslinger over Morse "M y ajijHiintiiuiit hv Hu governor obviously bail the endorsement ol Stierlll Polk." said Lsllogei "Th a t's alisiltd lo say h r made a mistake " llranllev said Polk told lilm dining a Imspiial visit that I'nlk owed a eommltmenl to Morse to s o |i|hui turn should folk com|ihie Ids term and out seek re-election llul. due in Polk s tailing heath Polk tell Lsllnger would make a Ix-tter successor lo niuiplrli Ids let in. Hruntlry said "Jo h n told me lie loved Don Lsllnger like a soli said Hramley "Don had alwavs been hv him and In­ said one llir greatest tilings In tils tile would lie in sec Don Lsllnger as stierlll of Seminole Coim lv om day "Jo h n said he had made a commitment to so|>|Mirl Harvey Morse tf he didn't run tor re-election. hm that obviously was lint the situation H r was passing away. He said there was no one heller i|uallllrd than Don Lsllnger He was very emotional alumt tl " J lie Issue ol who Polk wanted lo till Ihe irm a ln d r' ol Ids two-year term surfaced last week when Mis Polk w rote to Morse and endorsed him In her Irltri she wrote that tier husband told liri and close friends he decided he had made a "mistake' in recommending Lsllnger to Gov Holt Martinez alte i several nl Polk's close associate* lelt Ihe depurt ment Polk's son. John J l said Ihe Morse endorse ilirnl w as nol made to damage Lsllnger lor tailing lo •i |>|h dot John J i in a |M-rmaiirnt de|iuty |m>s IHoii al llir Ihe sh rilirs olllce Polk J l was sworn III hv Ins father as one ol Polk's Iasi ntllclal duties on Dei .11 l ‘*!H) Hot alter tailing several .itlrmpta lo piss Hu shertirs olllce running lest Eslinger otlrri it Polk It a |.osiilon as a corn i Hons olllcrr John If ic Ium d and resigned last Oclotirr John Jr cotiletuled Lslmger knew ol Ins pcrm.uunt tool disability Hull See S heriff. Page 5A Legislature concludes Finished business aids consumers, women 1 JULIAN STENSTR0M Time to clarify observations It * itine to clarify *om<* past obscrv .itinn* For rxam plr ut rc still hearing Iih u Sanford folk* entertained IhrrnsHve* luii k 111 thr l'*JtK and HMO* All «ia*i•■«• their was Im m 'I u II. softtKill. ll 1^*ll *4 lllMll *|N)ft*. till* Mil.me and Prince** theater* and tin i in use* Mot Man ta Proctor Llpplncott of Lake Man n minded u* that her dad ( hit Pnx tor. ran the Trianon — a night *jh it on the rant *ldr of I ' S 17 *ij just alter you emerge smit I i I nuhu I from Death Valley the grernlx It area jo*t south of Five Point* lioutlie KatMirn rrintndrd us tfiat tier dad J im Hobson later a lialu fd islirr tor many uuxm*. had a I m id that pla\ed thr I nanou I till played thr drum* niirandia* and \\Iophom Also in thr romtxi at time* n e tr plant*! Petr Sclinal. piatn*t lla rrv W rite r , vlollnl*! Itri^rr W n trr and Ih r S« hlrard tin it tier* — Prtr amt John They S r c S i m * ! r urn. P a g e J A By BILL K A CZO R Associated Pross Writer T A L L A H A S S E E — Government should tie more o|ien. medical costs lower and lines lor wom ens re si r o o m s s h o r t e r b e c a u s e ol measures passed tiy the florid.. Legislature during Its HFI2 tegular session. "Th e results ol this session have been a mixed Iw g." Gov Lawton (Titles said alter lawmakers ad (mimed Friday night We have not done what we nreded to ill. on the budget. tun we have had some real successes "In the atra ol health care, civil rights and government leforni. t think we v r done things tlial will make a very |ios||lvc dlllrreoee hi |ieo|iles lives " III the i losing lloiils ot tile M'ssloti. the Legislature jiassed major lieallli care lulls One woidd |.i..lnhll dcM inis Irom re lrrrlu g |>alieiils lo i holes to w In. h they have ail ow iierslilji llllrre sl loi e.iiuer trra im e n t. physical ih iia j.v or lilg lile .li lesls Do. tors would have until Octnlicr Hh*ri to dlvesl H l.iiis . lv. s ol ow iirrshl|i Tile heavily Inhht. d hill. o|i|msc<l hv the Florida Medical Ass.Miall.ill mav set a national precedent and could sav. . ulls.ull.is millions ol dollars Sioili.s Indicate $5(*i mil lion a year 10 untie, rssarv sets Ices ate |terloim. d as the lesoll ol Florida do. lots n li nin g jiall. ins in tin ir ow n * him * Ihe Leittftlaturr .il**» *< III « lull s III* hill to ( irate a five IliemlM l ((iinmlssion that would consoltdati health <are nnul.itiuti and plaimim> ami develop a plo|N»s.il Im Hu rras Hit: service* lor 2 r» m illion im Insured I Imidian* Another p.ot ol tin legislation is destuned til fedm e the co*l ol f m p liiK T health Insurance lot small businesses It w ould i r r a lr new lower cost tx iii 111 options and pro Inhit m *uram i eouipaities Iriim at I r p t in i l o n ly tile h e a lth ie s t applic ant* One nf tilt Legist.itiili * earliest and most siunihi ant ac i onipllsti im lit* wa* to pl.ii i m i thi Nov i S e e F i n is h e d . I'a g e U A Lawmakers leave two major issues hanging By B I L L K A C Z O R Associated Press Writer TALLAH ASSEE II Florida law makers bail a lavnrtlr dam e during then HKKt regular acsston. ll was neither Hie Tallahassee two step nor llir Panhandle |x>lka lull ihr legislative llmlxi l.lllltxi ts where Hie la-gtslaliilr tell llir Im i domio.ilit Issues ol tillsession lli.it elided Ftlilav Ihe slat, budget and rrapjiortlnnitiriit Numerous otlu r major pieces ol legislation also were tell hv the wayside lint many will Im- re. oosld en d .hirllig al least three s|mial M'HSlOll* I lie gltdlcx k lelt litany law makers antin' and IruMralcd *Tve u rv r r had a n m ii slicm ious a i* r a % a 11 ft g . d l* .i p p o l n t H i g sfAsiDii Hsild Senate Mules (h a ir man Pat f tiniiisi* D U u im \ V\« lia v r lieen tn irn d tic rd in m ore dlvl*tvenr*s in tlit l.e|5l*l.»l»iie than u e have ever dleatlied n| ( OilI |Miiindmii that I* a rt <es*imi 1 lie d tv h ilv ru r* * n»u« ll nl it strtiil\ |Kirti*.in ha* tentered on ri.»p|M »rtionm »iii with la u m a k irs tr\iiig to thaw distrn t* to p n s e rv i (H rs4ui.»l and paitv liilrie sts lllidget work also has t m iiiil partts.it) M e vriiu r stitirtfalls over Ihe last two years have fun *il th* stall to i ut tullimi in s |m mhni: hut Mi puhlli ans and i m iservatlv•• Ik iniH rats m the Senate s Iimm! h im against new ta\r* S rlia tr Mi pi11>1n an Leader Audi r ( Irtish .iw ol .l.ii ksnfiv tile Maim tl lat k of lead* ish lp hv Demot nits See U n f i n i s h e d . Page b A t �1* - Sin lord Hsrald. Sanford. Florid* - Sunday, March 15, 1M2 N EW S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Spring Break: search for thrills By MOM WORD Associated Press Writer Case 'tip of iceberg’ In horse fraud probe D A Y TO N A B EAC H - Joel Mclson paid $63 to become a human yo-yo last week — strapping two rubberized cords to his feet and leaping off a 180-foot platform. Bungee Jumping Is one nr the new Spring Break activities, taking Its place among such annual rites as wet T-shirt and bikini contests, beer-guzzling, beach volleyball and sunbathing (and sunbumlng). Mclson. 23. of Eric. Pa., was among Jumpers who lined up and paid $53 to $65 for the chance to free fall from a tiny crane-hoisted basket, snapping back when the bungee cords reached thrlr limit. "It was Intense, tt was Incredible. When I got up there. I Just had to do It. I've always wanted to da this," he said minutes after his Jump. G A IN E S V IL L E — After a man reached a plea agreement on charge* of smashing a thoroughbred’s leg In an Insurance scam, hta attorney said the case may be the "tip of the Iceberg" In a fraud probe of the horse Industry. Former horse bam manager To m m y Duma. 30, of Park City. 111., pleaded no contest Friday to Insurance fraud and animal cruelty In the crowbar attack last year at Canterbury Farms near NewbetTy. Circuit Judge Koberi P. Cates set sentencing for April 21. Th e agreement recommends an 18-month prison term. Hums told Invest tgalors he was hired by the horse’s owner to kill the animal for Insurance purposes. Stenstrom— [C o n tin u e d from Page 1A playrd the clarinet and sax­ ophone. Oh. yes. wc hail mentioned Man-la's dad having a grocery on Sipes Avenue. Marcia said that was her uncle. Claude Proctor. J l r r father had a grocery on Sanford Avenue. Of course, most of us old timers better remember C li f f P ro c to r as th e lo c a l Chevrolet dealer for a number of yeara. And since wc mentioned the circuses thnt played Sanford, Mania told us thnt her great uncle, Phil Ellsworth, was pari ow ner of the world famous Johnny J . Jones C ln u s . Wc had several calls about last Sunday's piece concerning the heavyweight championship fight between James J . Corbett and the British challenger, Charles Mtlchell of England. That's' the bout that caused such an up­ heaval In Jacksonville that San­ ford's "Gale C lly Rifles" were alerted to prepare to go and maintain law and order. We d id n 't learn a n y th in g about the "Gale C lly Rifles" but we did find out that Jacksonville w a s o r i g i n a l l y k n o w n as "H a rts v llle ." T h e town was founded by Isaiah Hart. Wc also learned that what I referred to as the Lake Monroe Athletic Club was Indeed the Seminole Athletic Club but or­ ganised and headquartered at Lake Monroe. Gus Schmah was one uf the wheels in that organi­ sation. He was a Lake Monroe farmer. Then a couple months ago we ,d|d a .column about , al| .-Hy; previous Seminole County aliet•lils. W e•J.U. I lobby had been suspended by former Governor LcRgy Collins when accused of accepting a bribe. He was suspended a second lime by Governor Claude Kirk when a "mysterious" check apiieared In the sheriff's safe. We recently got a call from Sheriff Hobby. Prior to being elected Semlnole’a chief law enfore m e n ! officer he w as a locomotive engineer for the Atlantic Coast Line and for the Seaboard A ir Lines railroad. Hobby said his first suspension was not a bribe at all. lie had gotten a check for serving the S A L out uf Wildwood, engineer­ in g th e S i l v e r M e te o r, a sire.unllnrr which carried pas­ sengers between Chicago and Miami. The A C L's streamliner was the Champion that ferried patrons between New York City and Tumpa. Hobby said Iwu men from south Seminole County accused him of accepting money from a Umgwood dog trark. Th e two were Republicans, said Hobby. LOTTERY n MIAMI Here are Ihe winning Fantasy Fiva numbers selsctsd Friday In the Florida Lottery: And since Kirk was Florida's first Republican governor In a hundred years Hobby said he was suspended. But he pointed nut that there was nothing "mysterious" about the money In his safe. " I never did deny the money was In the safe." Hobby allowed. "It was the end of the racing season and the money was a gift. He explained that for many a ca so n s s h e rif f's d e p u tie s escorted those who carried cash from Sanford banka to the track a n d e s c o r t e d th e m o n e y h a n d le rs t r a n s p o r t in g the nightly receipts back to the banks. Hobby contended It was and had been for years the track's way of showing Its appreciation far the escort services and that nobody In the SherilTs Depart­ ment ever personally got a dime of that annual gift. Hobby said there was one thing he was proud of. "1 did m y public duty as If the good Lord was looking over m y shoulder." A few days ago I parked near a local drug store. As ! got out of m y car a lady In an auto next ta mine asked me, "Aren't ybu Julian Stenstrom7" I confessed I was. "W ell," she volunteered. "I'm Etta Gleason Keogh of Lake Mary. You probably remember m y pa r e n t s .t h e H o m e r Gleasons." "Let's see," I said. "Y ou r dad had a floor sanding business and your mother ran a store. Th e y lived tn LakeM sry." "T h a i's right," Etta agreed. " I especially enjoyed your column lh> ni||l Cash 3 7-7-0 Flay 4 6833 Kon'Rummtl M*y. iT-ei. earners. u t-rte o IS M “ 'H o t i m u« >3 My MICHAIL WARREN Associated Press Writer_________ F O R T L A U D E R D A L E - De­ fense attorneys for Yahweh Ben Yahweh and 13 followers hope tn counter two months of testimo­ ny about murders, arson and exlorllon by attacking the crcdl that?" I 'explained, "M y mother was Sheriff Hobby's sister." I thought to myself, "A in 't It a •mall world!" Finally, Kean Ivey, widow of Jo hn Ivey, called to thank The Herald for running that photo of the 1B24-23 faculty at Soulhslde Primary. But she wanted to let me know that teacher Betty Houston did not marry Insur­ a n c e ty c o o n C h a rle s E . Bradshaw Sr. " In s t e a d ." Kean allow ed. "B e tty m arried his brother. George Bradshaw who with Walter Hayes, headed up the tong time and well known Am er­ ican Fire and Casually Company of Orlando. Most of you old timers re­ member the Iveys. The y owned and operated a shoe store on East First Street — the same store now owned and operated by the well known Don Knight. There'll be more' about John and Kean in a future discourse about W ay Back When. And. thanks for all those calls. Erica McLean, 4. above, eels a quick dental check from Dr. Steve Hochfelder al the Semi­ nole County Y M C A 'i Health Kids celebration on Saturday a f t e r n o o n . F re e h e a lth screenings were offered to youngsters sges five to 12 who cams to the facility. Brendan Staldle, 3, of 8enford, right, etande es straight as he ca n for e s c o lio s is teat admlnistard by Or. David Derrow, D.C. In addition to the screenings, youngsters had (he opportunity to participate In some challenging obstacle courses while their parente were able to ask questions of the doctors. While the atten­ dance waa not high el the event, YM CA officials said they were pleased because II gave the professionals mors of an opportunity to offer advice to (hose who did attend. ttonMPHtoafcf ( MartSpMf THE W EATHER | AXTANOCQ OUTLOOK Today: Mostly sunny with high In the tow to mid 70s. Win northwest at 10-ISm ph. Tonight: Mostly clear and cou Low In the mid to high 40 Light w ind. Monday: Moatl sunny. High near 70. Extended forecast: Mostly fslr during the period. Lows In Ih r low to mtd 30s. Highs In Ihc 70s. '■ Sunday. March 15. 1M 7 Vol M . No 171 0x4. w |'B je nw —— gp —wfu r^dw '^fa x^ p^td mw w^su s a w e riftfi Iks Iwitafd HwaM. toe MSN F » •«•«< Class F»iHt l SsM to lanfU. FtofMsaH poeiuam a s w • rSwyu to THI saNFoao Htaaui. t o $M (Ml. Santord. PI Stm-IMT. k to M W IM (OsSy 4 ewtof) Mam Mtotrp a tba ttSmSto------ _— HIM ••totohs ..... — U*W n u t ------------------ irssa 1*1 to blllty of a key witness. Prosecutors called the Yahweh movement a "so-called religion" and put on a host or former Yahweh members who provided salacious details about polyga­ m y, mass beatings and mara­ thon sermons Inside the group's Temple of Love. But the most damaging of 63 government witnesses In the federal racketeering trial was Robert Rosier, a burly former Y a h w e h m e m b e r w h o w as expelled from the group In 1B86 after agreeing'to testily for the government. Rozler claimed Yahweh or­ dered h it co-defendants to com m it random m urders of "white devils" tn be Initialed Into a secret group called "Th e Brotherhood." and then played with ears they cut off victims as proof. However. Roster's testimony went virtually uncorroborated. Ha other sect member test tiled to know ing about the group's existence. And Rozler admitted under cross-examination that he had lied about details to Impress police. "Th e evidence to circumstan­ tial. and It's coming out of the mouth or a fellow who really did gain qulle a h it." Yahwch's attorney. Alccc Hastings, said Friday, after 16 defense at­ torneys began presenting their cases. Rozler. a one-time defensive end for the St. Louts Cardinals who pleaded gu ilty to four murders and admitted on the stand that he killed three more men. Is serving a 22-year sen­ tence In exchange for his In­ sider's account of what pro­ secutors describe as a criminal enterprise. "When this case Is over, he will be released from prison. Would you like to have him as a n e i g h b o r ? S o m e t h i n g Is d r a s t i c a l l y w r o n g . " s a id Hastings, an Impeached Judge who plans to run for Congress 'Y ’ it’s good to bo healthy & SUNDAY Mtlyeuny 72-48 Ttfnftfhwm to*ca* pr*.»w> u , i Ittjlt low M U H t om Ohr Or 44 «• D riM Iu d i 41 cAy Jathfewwiua AAkdhFrai AbAcA 43 tt «J ctr Tail ill Mil, A » cCt Or 4f i> lamp**' PITCH W P*Mt SMC* *1 u W Or MONDAY MUyenny 70-33 NEW A p ril 3 & TUESDAY M tly enny 73-83 NATIONAL * r \r-*\--------- 1 WEDNESDAY MUy enny 73-83 THURSDAY M tlyenny 73-83 STATISTICS 3 O€ FULL M arch 18 ris urn J u lie Jackaon. 23. of Indianapolis, summed up the lure of Spring Break with four words: “ Sun. suds, sex, sand." Missy Henshaw. 19. came to Daytona Beach with other members of the University of North Camllna-Charlottc track team. "I'm here to party and have a good time. It's gorgeous here." the psychology major said. "I'm looking for guys.” But some students thought Daytona Beach had gotten a little too tame. "It was n lot wilder when I first came here three years ago. It was crazy." said Diane Williams. 21. a senior al the University of Oklahoma. She and a friend had driven 20 hours non-stop from the Norman campus. Hill Spencer, 21. a mechanical engineer­ ing major at Penn Stale University, and a friend. Emma Dashem. 22, were disap­ pointed after their 16-hour drive from State College. Yahweh begins defense nr Si-m l. Fantasy $ 10-18 23-17-8 Selected Saturday: " I do a lot of stupid things, but I wouldn't do that." said Paul Downey. Mclson's brolhcr-ln-law. Parasolling Is also popular this year. Some students complained Spring Break, expected to draw 400,000 here this spring. Isn’t living up to Its wild-and-crazy Image. But Tor many of the sun-slarvrd college students, the basics — lying on Ihc beach and ogling members of the opposite sex — were enough. Th e goal of many, such as Andrea Remar, IB. and Rlkkl Young. 20. both of Omaha. Neb., was to return to their frigid college campuses with dark tans to impress their pale friends. "T h e weather Is Incredible," said Ms. Young, a University of Nebraska student. Ms. Remar. a student at Bellevue College, said It was 8 degrees when they left Omaha and 85 when they arrived tn Daytona Heat h. BUMDATt B O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. 2:00 a m.. 2:15 p.irt.: MaJ. 8 0 3 a.nr.. 8:33 p .m . T lD E B r D a y to n a Beach! highs. 4:44 a.m.. 3.08 p.m .: lows. 10:53 a.m.. 11:13 p i n .; N e w S m y r n a Beeebt highs. 4:49 a.m .. 5:13 p.m.; lows, 11:00 a.m ., 11:18 p.m ; C ecen Bench) highs. 5 04 a nt.. 3:28 p m .; lows. 11:15 a.m. LAST M arch 28 f ir s t M a rch IS Th e temperature at 6 p m Saturday was 65 degrees and Saturday's early morning low was 32. as recorded by Ihe National Weather Service ul the Or Undo Internal tonal Airport. Other W rathcr Service data: f Saturday's U gh.............. 86 Baromalrle pressnre.30.0fl r.ge lillve Humidity....30 pet Winds. *••*••*••**■•*West B mph KAIDYAII ..............................QQ. 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No sooner had the principal been given his freedom to return to the school's Spring Fling carnival, another student was leading him track to Jail nt the cost of two tickets. Th e Ja il and Ball was the most p o p u la r fu n d -ra is e r al the carnival which drew a couple of thousand people, according to Rabun's estimates. "W e have 700 students and they're all here. 1think," be said. "A n d they carh brought two _, JW . * p a re n t s a n d s ib lin g s a n d friends." HaraMStwto k. f, Mart Spaa, Kara Smithson. 4. of Sanford came with her mother Jean and Officer Ned Golden of tho Sanford Police Yoscha, who recently won second place honors In sister Laura. 12. national competition, can do. Department shows what his canine companion " I wanna have pizza." she sold. " I wanna play games too." dremrtl for Items ranging from ers short of the things they need. "A n d her wallet." Williams Tickets, purchased at four for plastic hugs lo huggnblc stuffed "W e're very pleased with Ihe laughed. a d o lla r, could be used to hers. The Ircr Is the school's way this has turned out." said Rabun said Ihe strong support purchase everything from a slice mascot. Edwlna MldklfT. chairman of the of the parents has helped makr of pizza provided by Pizza Hut lo A ll ihe proceeds from Ihe school's P TA . Ihe school stronger In rrrrn t the chance to w in " L u c k y carnival will l>r used to finance Lisa Williams, a fourth grade years. Dollars" at a variety of garm-s of P TA projects and help purchase student, said alie wanted to help "T h is Is what It takes." he chance. supplies for the school where her school so she had brought said. "Parents who care u trot it Lucky Dollars could be rr- hudgcl cuts have left the teach­ her mom. their kids and about the school.” Talmadgc Franklin Foster. 36. 1013 W. 13th SI.. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police on Lake Avenue near 13th Street and eltarged with retail theft. Accord Ihr to arrest reports, an employee of the Winn-Dixie store on French Avenue reported seeing Foster hide a bottle of wine In Ills pants and leave the store without paying for It. The employee gave chase, and the bottle fell to the ground and broke, reports stale. Dog fight brings drug arrest Seminole County Sheriffs deputies arrested Nepollan Andre Hunt. 30. of 3943 Tru m a n Boulevard In Sanford Tuesday. Deputies were responding to a report of a fight between two dogs al 30lh. Street and Strickland Avenue. Hunt was Identified as the owner of one of the dogs. When deputies investigated, they found him In possession of substance which later proved to be marijuana. He was charged with possession of marijuana under 30 grams. Tool shed burglarized A tool shed in the back yard of the Louis Rotundo home. 1410 E. 30th. Street, was reported burglarized Monday. Items taken Inetude a box of tools. Crimes reported The following crimes have been reported to Seminole County deputies and Sanford police: • $1,129 In Jewelry was reported taken from a Rolling Hills home on Albcria Street near Longwood and Lake Mary. The resident reported the Items were taken sometime Wednesday between 10 and 11 a.m. • a $600 silver set and $100 wooden chest was reported taken horn another Rolling Hills home between 3 and 3:30 p.m. Wednesday while the resident made a trip to the store. • SIGO In Items were reported taken from a Mellonvlllc Avenue home Wednesday Wednesday between 9 p.m. and 10:19 p.m. • u "large amount" or loots were reported taken from a reflnlshlng shop on West 13th Street sometime between 4:30 p.m. Tuesday unit I) a.m. Wednesday. ■ a $490 Itaat motor was reported taken from a boat located behind a West 16th Street residence sometime between 9 p.m. Tuesday and 6 a.m. Wednesday. • a $400 riding mower was reported taken from the front porch of a South Elm Street home sometime Wednesday I>etween6a.m .and3:15p.m . Drug charges filed Jason Evans Downs. 20. 144 W . Alma. Lake Mary, was cliurgcd with two counts of sale of a controlled substance. On two occasions (Dec. 17. 1991 and Ja n. 28. 1993) police said Downs sold them marijuana, but he was not arrested Ik -cuusc officers were conducting an on-going Investigation. He was taken Into custody on Thursday and transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility where he was held without bond. Stolen items pawned David Floyd Holcomb. 30, 232 Acom Dr., Longwood. was chargrd with dealing In stolen property when he was arrested on Friday. Police said that a class ring and a pair of bicycles that were rcjKjrlrd stolen In Casselberry were sold to U.S. Pawn, a pawn shop on U.S. Highway 17-92 In Casselberry, owned by Holcomb. He was transported to tire John E. Polk Correctional Facility; undlteld wllhuul bond.i n .. / | <. . ... Warrant arreete made • Sandra Lynn Huber. 36. 1013 Magnolia Ave.. Sanford, was arrested at her home Wednesday morning by Sanford police. Huber was wanted for railing lo appear at a hearing to answer In drug purchase charges. • Charles Morion Cameron, 60. 401 Palmello Ave.. Sanford, turord himself In to deputies at the Seminole County Jail Wednesday. Cameron was wanted on charges of false lin personal Ion ufn poller officer. Burial of water lines will halt temporarily • y N IC K P ra iM U r Herald Stall Writer SA N FO R D — Work has stopped temporar­ ily. on the burial of water lines east of Sanford, along Celery Avenue. Some old water pipes have been uncovered. According to Sanford Utilities Director Paul Moore. " T h e contracter found a number of old tile drains ulong the mule, and he didn't want to damage anything until more Is learned about what the lines arc. and what they may be used for tr they are still operating." Moore added. "Some people believe they may Ik - old lines used for Irrigation In the old celery farm days, but we want to tie certain." Celery was grown extensively In that area several drrades ago. giving Sanford Ihe title of "Celery Capital of the W orld". Th e contractor meanwhile, haa moved the water line burial work over to S.R. 46. further along the Intended route, and plans Chamber analyzes economy SA N FOR D - How does the economy work7 Th e answer m a y be f o r t h c o m in g tn u breakfast seminar at the Sanford Civic Center. The Bankers Committee of Ihe Greater Sanford Chandler of Commerce will, be holding, >i " K e y s to th e E c o n o m y } ' Breakfast-an A p ril'? . "C om llliv Chalrrdan Andy Roberts said, "T h e cvcnC kl. tQulKJp u s un­ derstand the workings of Oils economy and how to survive these challenging times." Guest speaker is Dr. David Scot l, executive director of the D r. Phillips Inalltulc for the Study of Am erican Business Activity. He has written many Journal articles for fhinnrlal pub­ lications. and has authored sev­ eral economic and financial tex­ tbooks. Th e event will lie held ut the Sanford Civic Center, beginning at H a.in., April 7 1li. Roberts sold that while II Is a Cham ber conducted evcnl. " I believe I Ills program will lie Ijcm-Hclal lo all local business ami Industry peo­ ple. and we would ulso like lo Invite them lo n ttrn d ."n Advance reservations are re­ quired ill a insl of $7 per person. For luhirmiitlnn or reservations, contact the Chamber olTlcr at 322-2312. to continue work at that point until more can be learned about the old lines. "T h e contractor has promised thul If there has been any damage lo the old lines, he Intends lo handle that ns pun of the project." Th e lines will be used for tile transfer of reclaimed water from the C ity in the discharge site near Geneva. Th e easterly route Is planned to continue on Celery A v e n u e to C a m e r o n A v e n u e , th e n southward to S.R. 46. and cast to the site. BANKRUPTCY -M IT FOR YOU? FKDEftAL LAW MAY HELP • HARVEY M ORSE . IN V I S IIG A I IO N S • •n h cxnc a n •a s rout Meet srv •OCMOUMTIIUS •sree axitCTW nw uti •SIW FONKUMUNi IMS suns FREE LECTURES-ROOM, tATUflOAlrt RomrimKGn u ATTOriNCY AT LAW i « . i n m m s * 339*2022 ' JtfBBBNUQplRfB(VI M bBajA tf BR 6 2 8 1 ^0 0 FU N F O O TW E A R FOR K ID S AVAILABLE AT A U STORES IN THE METRO ORLANDO AREA FOB CNILDMN Hi i i iu- a I tonus watt It wuli llie* port luce- of But kv ( ) I Ian- |i iggt-rs in M/t-s hi j-.S.ur Full House jogger-. In M a t Hi 2-S Ik it 11 with pat tiled i nil.a ami Insole: long-wearing rulllier sole Reg N .W Thank You Seminole Community College Foundation Inc. gratefully acknosv ledgcsall of the individuals and butincsicf who helped make our D re am A u ctio n *92 such an overwhelming success. Hundreds of community minded cilizcnsdid their part to help Seminole Com m unity College raise funds for the support of the Foundation's efforts. We especially want to publicly thank the following for serving as corporate sponsors and/ or providing major donations for D re am A u ctio n '92. C O R P O R A TE SPONSORS A N D M A JO R D O N O R S Acgit Financial Adtitutt, Inc. American Automobile Atuxi.liun AT& T Cnmlancc Auttin Runcii Htni CableVitiun of Central F W idi Camp Ihctter A MtKcc, Inc Casino Kcu.rv.lnim. Inc. The Ccnu.l I Waul. Hume Bunk Cctnlicd Slingt. Inc. Conklin. Purler K llolmc» Engineer., Inc Crown Sating. Atsociaium Cry vul Lake Nurtery DcHary Plantation Cavil Club llriign Col let lion Dhan Allen Carnage Route fir u Union Bank rk rt ii ItmpiUt hmnJrlkis f liSHta t Radio Network Gold . Gym GuuU Public al urni Greater Seminole County Chamber of Commerce An and Wiyllu Gundlc Hagen Hamti.lnc. Hitlaway Really Holland America Line ■W'ciiourt, Inc. Katie'> Wckita River Landing, Inc. Litchfield Thcauct, Inc. The Moore Marketing Oruup NCNB Bank The Orlando Sentinel Dick Ottramkr Paraditc Idand Aitlinci. Inc. Vann and Laura Paikcr Paul and kmc Iksict Premiere Printing A Advertmng Kaditurn Suite Beach Kcucl cm Marco It land Rich - United Corj»*aiion As Ivfwal Au i i i F^ m I OgMiwti) ( < Robert Hunt Coquxation Hut tell Seafood Santurd Herald Sanford Orlando Kennel Club Schcnkcl Shull/ Shctalun Orlando North Southern Hank of Central Fhcida Southern Bell Suda. Inc. SunBank. N A Sunniland Corjairation T A V Dctignt Timaruan Go! I and Country Cluh United Telephone of Florida Jake Veil Earl and Gerry Weklim William Howard t Jewelers, lm Window t (Yew hoot You Ought To Be tn IVlurct All) C(fllt|C Novelty i lurocter w an lies lor i lliltlren A I sinus gill f<Kind inskic sfh i tally marked Ilia ky O'Hare or Full House shoe Iniacv O n Sale Sun., March 15 through Sat., March 21 �r* 4 * - Ssnlord Hsraid, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 15. 1993 Editorials/ Opinions (UaMdSI-MS) 300 N. FR EN CH A V E .. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-0003 Wey*e 0 .0*yta, I S U D S C W m O H RATE: 3 Month*------------------------- ...... 18.50 a Months ________ ______*38.00 I Year ■ ................................... $78 00 --- a- V - MJI — a — vr« s*>14■ BaalA^aia ||P0jy 'HHW in ED ITO R IALS Prescription C. Everett Koop, the former surgeon general of the United States, offers a lemon In medical economics: "If you have nine doctors In town and a tenth one arrives he doesn't take practice from all of the others. He adds •one-tenth to the cost of medical care In that town." Hoop's explanation of this seeming con­ tradiction In the bask: laws of supply and demand Is that, where the health care system Is underutilised, "medicine Dlls the vacuum." He offers an Insightful three-phase approach to correcting this and other major flaws In America's medical system. Phase One of the Koop plan actually encompasses two Initiatives. The first targets administrative costs, which now consume nearly 25 cents of every health-care dollar, Koop would extract savings of an estimated • 120 billion a year by mandating that Insurance firms use only three standard claim forms rather than the current 1,200; that a system of electronic processing of Insurance claims be Implemented; and that applications for Medicaid, which now require completion of a 38-page booklet, be simplified. The second initiative covers malpractice reform. "About one-fifth of everything that la done In America today on patients is done to prevent being guilty in a lawsuit down the r o a d ," Koop m a in ta in s . T o c u rb the expensive practice of defensive medicine, he would replace the present tort system with binding arbitration. He also would eliminate pain and suffering awards — a bonanza for contlgency-fee lawyers — and turn over punitive damage awards to the state. In Phase T w o of Koop's overhaul of American health care, every person would be . granted haste Insurance. But .while ,Kopp, favors universal coverage, he also Is quick to mention that- he does not support national health care "because that Implies that the government pays for It all." He would scrap Medicaid, which he views as fraudulent because It purporta to cover the poor but doesn't achieve that goal for half of them. With the combined $240 billion In savings from reducing admlnatratlve costs and eliminating Medicaid, Koop figures that the health system could easily accommodate both the poor and non-poor who now lack Insurance. Phase Three of Koop’s plan would require that Americana become familiar with "out­ comes research." Th is Information amounts to a batting average for doctors and hospitals and can be consulted by patients when they consider elective treatment. *'l would like the American people to know,*' says Koop, "that for a diagnosis of say ABC In Rochester, X number of days arc consumed In a hospital, but In New Haven It's 2X and In Boston It's 3 X . Th a t doesn't mean care Is three times better in Boston or twice better In New Haven than In Rochester. Those other cities have more beds and the system responds by filling a vacuum." Th e virtue of outcomes research Is that p a tie n ts are prese n te d w ith v a rio u s alternatives for treating their conditions, with the risks and benefits of each option explained. Koop has found that. In real-life situations, "when patients are presented with a menu of options, they lend to choose low-lech, low-coal medicine and that saves lots of money." Koop's three-phase approach to Improving h e a lth ca re has c o n s id e ra b le m e rit. Lawmakers in Washington and state capitals would do well to study his prescription. B erry's W o rld "Id LIKE lo w>fs my contdoncm. but I don’t h s v s o n s ." Tougher code enforcement good Monday night Hir Sanford City Commission by a three lo twit vole approved stricter code SEMINOLE enforcement. T lir need for stricter adherence lo OPINION enforcement of rlty codes Is not new. I recall Mayor Beltye Smith's reactivation of ihe Scenic Im provem ent Hoard (S ill) In 1985. Sara Jacobson of Ko-Jnys I A II was the Drat chairman. LURLENE Under Jacobson's visionary leadership the SWEETING master plan for the braulirirallnn of Sanford was developed. Jacnltson secured experts In Ihe appropriate fields. I.c.. landscape architects, master gardeners and others. Th e experts donated their services to the city and the plan beautification of Sanford has been Implemented became the blueprint for the city's changing from the landscaping or Ihe City Hall grounds to Image. II was apparent at that lime that code the phenomenal cittern participation In building enforcement was an Integral dimension of any Park on Park, all of us have felt a sense of pride and accomplishment. Particularly when we note effective beaut mention efforts. Scanning thr SIH mlnutrs of Ja n. 16. 1986 all Ihe children and ndults using the Park on revealed that Gary Winn, code enforcement Park on a dally basis. officer, reported on the outcome of complaints Sanford has progressed with beaullflcallon hut that had been submitted by SID. Winn indicated: nol with code enforcement. Th e city's budgetary 70 violations had been corrected. 8 houses constraints made It necessary to reduce the code condemned, 32 Junk cars removed and 187 enforcement staff. Consequently, help Is needed. violations referred lo Public Works because of One prime rxample of the need for help Is Ihe grass, high weeds and garbage. Code enforcement has been a continuing vacant lots adjacent lo m y home. I have been concern of the many volunteers who have served periodically complaining to the city for nine Ihe city throughout Ihe years. Martha Yancey, years In order lo have Ihe grass cut. There has another SIH chairman and currently a member been no scheduled maintenance plan for the lots. of thr Historic Trust, concurs that altering When thr grass and weeds become higher than 1 Sanford's appearance requires both Ihe coopera­ am tall. I have no recourse but to complain. I live tion of Its cltlrrns and ihe enforcement of Ihe In the head of downtown Sanford with almost a Jungle nexl door. T h is Is only one of many city's codes. As the comprehensive masler plan for ihe examples. 4! Now Is the hour for the codes Ihe city has on the hooks to be enforced. If for some reason meeting code enforcement requirements Is a hardship because of: age. Illness or economic conditions, Ihe various clubs and organizations In Sanford will help. Th e Sanford committee, the Hlslorlc Trust, the Orcater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and other organizations are commuted to Improving Sanford's visual Image. Sanford Is growing and changing and positive citizen participation Is desirable. Warren Skipper. Chairman of the Historic Trust, personally concurs with enforcing the codes. He polled his members who were also In agreement. Skipper noted that there appears to b r some confusion about the current code debate. Actual­ ly. what Is Involved Is nol a change In Ihe codes, but a different approach lo effectuating compli­ ance. T h e Historic T r a il sponsored the Duany charette. Many citizens met with the consultant and he affirmed Ihe need for meaningful code enforcement. Billy Higgins. Chairman of the Sanford com­ mittee, a lifetime resident of Sanford and one of Its premier advocates, endorses stricter code enforcement. Commissioner Robert Thomas did not mince words at Ihe commission work session, relative lo the need for stricter rode enforcement. Let's all work together and consider code enforcement Ihe second phase of Sanford’s beaullflcallon plan. JA C K ANDERSON C o n gre ssm a n tells it straight, tough ELLEN GOODM AN Need solutions, not strategy B O STO N — The crocuses arc a-bloomlng, the Idea of Man’ll and the Ides or Super Tuesday are upon us. So. by all these portents. It must be time for m y quadrennial plea against the use of sports metaphors In writing, speaking and thinking aland politics. This has Itecn a long, personal and so far entirely futile- uttcuipi on m y part to have an Impact on thr rhrtorlc of democracy. By my calculations. politics bus been described as the great Amrrlcan sport rv rr alm c thr first election was called u race and the candidate beca/ne a winner. Hot Hjmrts m u lled u saturation point In the 'HOs when politicians began to sound like the Wide World of Sports and the media turned from analysis to play-hy-play. One favorite mixed s|Kirts metaphor came In IUH4 from Lawton Chiles now the governor of Florida, who drserlhrd thr "game plan" for Ihe iresldrollal debates this way: "ll's like a uolbull gamc....Mondulr can't get Ihe ball bark with one big play. But Ihe Amrrlcan people love a horse rare. I would advise him not lo knock Itraganout." J Well, as rxp rrlcd , the 1992 campaign began with the usual assortment of slam-dunks, knockout punches, end runs, and hard balls. Uut something happened after the campaign left New Hampshire and relative civility. While I was trying to gel out of the locker room, we ended up In thr trrnrh rs The metaphor* swltrhrd from spurts to war. The jiotltlrul i-overage rrads less like Sports llluslrulrd than Soldier of Fortune. We have campaign "assaults" and "a t­ tacks" The Su|K"f Tursday states are "battle­ grounds " T h r candidate* "snlp r” and "take atm" at rai It other. J r r r y Brown Is accused of using "slash and-hum " tactics. Paul Tsongus Is "under fire." And Pal Buchanan Is u man w ho will "take no prisoners." (low did iIlls primary g n off (h r playing field and nnlo Ihe killing field? Kathleen Jamieson, political wordsnitth and Dran of the University of Pe n nsylva nia 's A n n rn h rrg School or (.’ommunlrallon. says that war Images r r r r p in as a campaign gets. well, hostile. "W hen you are playing fairly within Ih r rules ol the gamr. the sports metaphors fit. Th e war metaphor Is m urlt more negative. It dorsn't assume fair play or a referee." II words are thr way we (ratnr our Ideas. Ihe war metaphor Is inorr than rhetoric. It forres us to talk and think about rlrrllona as If they w rit’ Irlhally combative ( vents In which Ih r object was to kill Ihe enemy and declare victory. In thr end. Ihr war m rlaphor produces a victor or a commander in chief. But not nrcrssarUv a governor, or a leader, or a problem-solver. War talk doesn't allow the candidates to desrrlbr or stand nn common ground. "11 doesn't assume Ihe goodwill and Integrity of Ihe olher side." says Jamieson. " II doesn't talk abut common good and collective ends. It assumes one person Is right qpd the other’s wrong." As for the media and the metaphor, fighting words frame the campaign os a scarch-anddestroy mission. It Is nol a coincidence Dial attack ads make the hradllnes. Nor Is It a c o in c id e n c e , says Jamieson, that men are much more likely lo talk llkr warriors and write llkr war correspondents. Jam ieson h rrs rlf has been trying to elaborate a different political cam paign language. She first p la y e d w ith a courtship metaphor since ih r candidates do woo the electorate and pledge forms of fidelity. That wai. lo put It mildly, frotighi f 1 ha point Is to w ith s rx u a t u n ­ shift the dertones. verbal locus J In New Hampshire, a focus group came up with Ihe meta­ phor of an orchestra. The government Is. after all. a collective entity thut needs a Irudrr lo keep tilings In harmony. Th is hud a nice ring, but It didn't hit all the right notes. Vow Jamieson Is toying with a metaphor No that would picture thr campaign as a quest. In Ihe vrm a rula r of Ihe "quest” m rlaphor. the candidates would overcome "tests" that reveal Ih rlr "ch a ra c te r." T h e cam paign would become a "search" for answers, not for the soft underbelly of an opponent. The point Is to shift the verbal focus from stratrgy — "Is hr doing what's necessary lo w in?" — lo problems — "Does he understand them, ran lie solve them?" Her own qurst for this "quest" metaphor has Just begun. Any Ideas are w rlro m r In our metaphor mailbag. In the meantime. In the spirit of peacemaker, may I suggest that candidates and those who rover them, block that war mrtaplior. Tackle It If you must. There are already enough bodies on Hie rotnbal Arid, careers blown lo smither­ eens and land mlitra planted for I lie fall election ‘ All wr have learned so far this election year Is that politics Is hell C H IC A G O — T h e man known to his friends and staff as "the boss" got an urgent phone call from a powerful Chicago pol. It was 1986 and "the baaa," Rep. Dan noatenkuwskl. D-Ul.. the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, was busy working on Ihe most sweeping tax overhaul In 40 years. He was concentrating on carving up tome special deala with leftover money for mem­ bers of Congress who needed It lo smooth p ro b le m s In their districts. T h e p o l. " F a s t Eddie" Vrdolyak. got t h r o u g h o n th e phone after a few tries. "Boss, there's s o m e b o d y r e a lly important tw a nt you tom eeb" "Laler. Eddie, I'm Just too busy now," "B u t. boas, this Is som ebody I really want you to ace." " E d d ie , ca n 't it f H e feces his wait?" said a nowfirst serious riled Rostenkowskl. primary " I ' m s lu in g here challenge with $10 billion try­ since com ing ing lo figure out how to C ongressTn to allocate It." 1058. J A f t e r a lo n g alienee. Vrdotyak asked, "In cash, boas?" T h e short answer, for the taxpayers who view the proccai with the same awe, is yes. It'a their cash, always in the hands of Rostenkowskl. the 6-foot. 2-Inch. 240-pound slab of a man — rough cut and proud of It. Thla Is a big week for Rostenkowskl. On Tuesday, he faces hla first "serious" primary challenge since coming lo Coigrcss In 1958. And on Friday (March 20) he and other Democrats are going to call George Bush's bluff. First. Ihe election. By outside standards. It's a cakewalk. But In this era of redlslrtcllng a n d a n t i-in c u m b e n t a e n tlm c n ta . Rostenkowskl Isn’t taking anything for granted. T h e fact that he had lo dip Into his political war chest to run radio ads and do direct-mail advertising In a primary I* one ol Ihe big stories In Chicago. Second, Ihe bluff. In Bush's Stale of Ihe Union speech, he laid down an ultimatum: Pass m y economic package by March 20 or go to war. Haatcnkowskl guided his alternative legislation to a skimpy 221-309 victory In the House. His $93.5 billion package would provide temporary lax cuts for 90 million households while permanently raising taxes ont the richest I percent of taxpayers. Rostenkowskl bristles when asked how ihe Democrats could muster only s narrow margin to pass their own lax bill. " W r didn't have I BO votes when we storied. Th e miracle waa we passed I t " he told us While Bush vows lo "correct the tax-andspend policies tf the House," Rostenkowskl says his bill Is a "return to Ihe llmr-honorcd tradition of taxing people baaed on llielr ability to pay." The reality la any bill will be D.O.A. when it gets to the While llouar. Bush Is expected to veto a tax cut for the middle class If the trade-off Is a lax hike for Ihe rich. Tha t line m Ihe sand pains Bush's old friend Hastenktrwski. Th e two men come from different sides of the tracks — the Poupon president and Ih r Polish-sausage | »l — but they have been good friends since serving together on the House Ways and Means Committer. Rostenkowskl Is not rrjd rln g at their current Impasse. He hss Journeyed lo the W hile House to try to persuade Bush’a Inner circle lo stop Issuing ultimatums. “ Let's sit down and ru t a deal." he told them. "Don't give us a dale certain." But Bush set the deadline and Roatrnkowsld says It will backfire on Ihe president. "It pains me because he's not a bad gu y." One thtng Is clrar — this week will not to- a good one Tor the president. It belongs lo his friend "D a nny." M M M M M i] -re v 1 l. ■ �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March IS, 1992 - ■ A Streetm an ‘roast’ w ill raise m oney for area living facility the commission this year after two terms III olflce. C o u n ty com m issioner Hob SA N FO R D — A "m a st" of Sturm will be master of ceremo­ Seminole County Commissioner nies. Roasters are Congressman Fred Slreelman will be held dill McCollum, former Lt. Gov. April 24 lo benefit I lie Good Hobby Hranlley. Slate Ailom ey N o rm W o lf ln g c r, S e m in o le Samaritan Home In Sanford. A boat comm litre that In­ C o u n l y C l e r k oT C o u r t s cludes Sanford Mayor Bctlyr M a ry a n n r M orse. S e m ino le Smith, Lake Mary Mayor Randall Counly Ju d g r Fred Hitt, Mayor Morris and Seminole Counly M orris, nailonnl Republican sc h o o l b o a rd m e m b e r Jo e co -ch a irm a n J r a n l r A u s tin . Williams organized the roaal to Seminole County Planning and raise money for the shelter In Zoning Com m issioner H a rry Sanford. Slrrelm nn will leave lingle, development engineer ■y J. MARK BARFIELD Harold 8 U H Wrtlar______________ Hugh H arllng and Seminole County Republican Stale C om ­ mitteeman Jim Slelllng. Tickets nrr 9100 per person. Tables of 10 are available for 91,000. Anyone Interested In attending the roast Is asked to allend a special wine and cheese rrcepllon ai Heathrow Country Club Wednesday at 7 p.m. T o make reservations lo the recep­ tion. call 830 1701. 321-1130. ext. 7205. or 862 6318. Details of the event will he offered and tickets will be distributed at the reception. Florida pair help solve Earhart mystery Sidney Brock 9ddrt99#9 volunteers before the 'Youth Blast'. Blast d e ra t io n e d from Page 1A ‘ last year. Last year, we drove all the way up here and never got oul of the van because It was raining so hard." Most Ignored ihc slight nip In the air. laughing and chatting their way through dozens of games and activities. Jeanny Thom e of Lake Mary, who Is a member of Lakevlew l lap list Church there said she didn't,iry to come last year, but she's glad she came this year. "T h e re Is some wonderful fellowship this year." she said. ‘T h e Lord Is bringing us all together for a wonderful purpose here In Sanford. I feel absolutely renewed Just being with all these people." Brock said that his church estimated that throughout the day nearly 2.000 young people and church leaders from across the stair would come lo Sanford for food, fun and fellowship. Th e bright sunshine and com­ fortable temperatures later In Ihc morning brought the larger iwds. Brock said that me.* than 1,500 chickens were cooked for the community barbecue that look plare over the course of the day. M ARC W ARREN ED W A R M Marc W arrrn Edwards. 70. Galena Terrace. Deliona. died Saturday al his home. Horn May 23. 1921 In Chicago, he moved lo Central Florida six years ago from Clarendon Hills. III. He was a retired pilot for T W A . He was n member of the Airline Retired Pilots Association, U S A . He served In the U.S. A ir Force during World War II. Survivors Inrlude. wife. Har­ riet M., Deliona: sons. Larry. Marunu Valley. Calif.. Thomas. Duuwoody. Ga.. Gary. Smyrna. Ga.: daughter. Janet Sheridan, White Fish Hay. WIs.: sister. Helen Dickey. Chicago: seven grandchildren. Stephen R. Ilaldaulf Funeral Home. Dcltonu, lu charge of arrangements. T H E R E V . M Y R T L E B. F O R E T The Rev. Myrtle II. Forty, 76. 605 Tlm b rrla n r Dr., Luke Mary, died Wednesday at the scene of an nulo accident In Luke Mary. Horn April 30. 1916. In W hit­ mire, S C., she moved lo Central Florida In 1990. She was a minister. She was a member of the First ilapllsl Church. W hllrnlre. Survivors Include, husband. Ivan; sons, Ralph Te rry. O r­ lando. James Connor, Msriella. Ga.i brother, the Hrv. William J . King. Whitmire: slsiers. Ethel E. Wlnhain. Forest Park. Ga., Lillie Mae G ra ha m . W h llm lrc : 10 g r a n d c h il d r e n : s ix g r e a t ­ grandchildren. Colllsnn Funeral Home. Ocoee, tn rltarge ol arrangements. Tue sda y and W ednesday's services will begin at 6:30 p.m. O n T u e s d a y , at 5 :1 5 p .m . Domino's Pizza will be donating pizzas for a community pizza party. Paul Oufiy will be singing at Tuesday's service. Brock said that Wednesday tuts been proclaimed "Victory Night", asthe revival wraps up. T D E A TH S K A R L H E IN Z P. D E D E L O W Karl-llrlnz F. Dedelow. 80. of Portland Si.. Deltona, died Fri­ day at his home. He was nn electrical engineer for Harry Alexander. Inc. who was bom Jan. 26. 1012 tn K ie l.' Germany. He moved to Deliona three years ago from Sturbridge. Mass. He was one of Ihc founding members of ihc Klwants Club In Howie. Maryland. He Is survived by his wife Lu: Ills daughters Maren Angllm of D^toruT, Ingrid Horn of Raven. V n„ Vera Kosmlder and Greta E. H nulgrf. both of Urookfleld. Mast,, 13 griuidcjitldren and lour greal-gran dc luidren. Stephen R. Ilaldaulf Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. There will be revival services today at 10:30 a.m. and 6:55 p.m. On Monday there wltt tie a service a I 7 p .m . w ith the emphasis on bringing a friend to the service. 1517 Doyle Road. Deltona, died Thursday at Lakevlew Nursing Center, Deliona. Horn Ja n . 15. 1899 tn Hocking County. Ohio, she moved to Central Florida in 1960. She was a homemaker and a member of the College Park United Methodist Church and a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. She is survived by her daugh­ ter. Allenc Graves of Candor, N.C.; her ion, Eugene Harralaon of Deliona: her sister. Rooelle Sells of Aniuhda. Ohio: h ,e r brother.. G rovrr -O Columbus. Ohio: thi E A T H L E E N 9 TA FFO R D Kathleen Stafford. 06. 2433 M y rtle A v e ., S a n fo rd , died Thursday at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital Bom April I, 1895 in Oreenburg. Penn., she moved lo San­ ford from Miami In 1960. She was a legal secretary. G ra m k o w F u n e ra l H o m e , Sanford, In charge of Ihc ar­ rangements. NORM AL. . m J g B B i .,7 5 . 3333 B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Fu ne ra l Hom e-Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mary, In charge of the arrangements. moved to Gainesville from San­ ford In 1985. She was a World Watcher. She was a member of Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford. R IC H A R D L E S L IE 9 K IL U N O Richard I^slle Shilling. 77. Osteen, died Friday al Florida Medical Center. Orlando. Bom Ju ly 28. 1914 In Westminster. Md.. he moved tn Central Florida from (here 33 years ago. He was Ihe owner of a cannery. He was a member of Ihe Sanford Pre­ sbyterian Church. H r was a member of the Loyal Order of Ihc Mooac In Sanford. He served In the National Guard. Survivors Inrlude. wife. Ruby, Osteen: sons. Joseph L., Kent I s l a n d , M d ., K . E d w a r d . Westminster: daughlcn. Sandy S. D avit, Osteen. Jane D intertnan. Westminster; sisters. Virginia Oray. lloynton Hearh. F la .. Elizabeth W eller. Key Largo. Louise Evans, Flnksburg. M d .: 18 g ra n d c h ild re n : 18 greai-grandrhlldren. Stephen R. Haldauff Funeral Home In rharge of arrangeinenla. Survivors Include, daughter. D o n n a W a lle r. Q a ln e s v lle : b ro th e r. Ira L e v y . C o ro n u l Springs. Fla.: one granddaugh­ ter. H O U S TO N - Scarrhrrs hnvr fo u n d re m a in s of A m e lin Earhari's airplane and personal effects on Nlkumaroro. a remote Island In Ihc South Pacific, nn aircraft recovery group has said. Richard Olllesplr ol The In­ ternational Uroup for Historic A irc ra ft R ecovery lofd T h e Houston Post In a copyright story for Saturday's editions Ihnt a team sponsored by hts foun­ dation found a part or the fuselage to Ms. Earhnrl's twoengine Lockheed 10-E Elcrlm and personal effects In Ihc Jungle Inst fall. A retired A ir Force navigator confirmed Ihnl (h r searchers also had discovered nn AmcrIcan-made, size 0 shoe — Ms. Knrlm ri'sslrr — nn the Island. Gillespie, the group's execu­ tive director, said Ihc nrilfncls were discovered on the Island during an October expedition. The y were sent in a National Trn n n p n rlallo n Safety Hoard expert for nnnlynls. and verified ns Ms. Earhari's. he (old Ihc newspaper. He said lie will unveil lltr finds Monday at n news conference In Washington. D.C. "W e will present proof that Ihc E a rh a rt m y it e r y has been solved." he said. "It's been n long. dHflcult, expensive pro­ ject." Ms. Earhart and her navigator, F re d N o o n a n , d isa p p e a re d mysteriously more than 50 years ugn during (heir bid lo become Die first aviators to circle the world. Tw o retired military navlgii to rs . T o m W illi a n d T o m Gunnon, said they began piecing together the mystery In 1086 In Fori Wallon Hrach. Fla. Lyman Coatlanod from Page 1A certifi­ cate makes us feel doubly good." Freeman said the Judges made their aelectlon of the top schools based on Ihc packets submilled by the Institutions. "I think Ihc biggest thing In our favor Is that w r have n very comprehensive career education plan that all *2,300 of our sludents lake part In." she said. "It'a not Jusi a vocational track llial Is In some oilier part of the school." Freeman said ihnl (lie school endeavors lo give Ihe students skills lo prepare Ihem Tor Ihe workforce as well as for |xmlsecondary studies. "W e want to give ih r kids every opportunity and give them real career guidance." she M id. "R c d b o o k " said the three winners lit the- vncsllonsl and technical area "excel In prepar­ ing students Tor a lusl-pacrd. technological society.” Th e magazine plans in nnnnnlly Ithls Is the "Orel unnual"| s |miilight schools dial they feel are "creating reforms lo address Ihe nreds of dlversr student bodies." Freeman said that Ihe school received a certificate they will hang on Ihe wall at the school. "There Isn't any money dial wc gel Tram this." Hush said. "T h is Is lust a wonderful honor for the school." Sheriff C ontlnaad from Page 1A prevented him from passing die lest befor he was sworn In by his father. E s lln g e r denied knowledge of the Injury. "Th is Is not a ploy lo gel back nl Don Esllnger." said John J r . " I know people arc going In take II dial way. hut that Is behind m e." Martinez counsel P rlr Dunbar said Polk had first "verbally ing only Esllnger. Martinez' running male. J . Allison DeFoor, himself a former sheriff of Monroe Counly and a Polk acqulantanee. M id Friday |l was his Impression that Polk had shifted his support from Monte to Esllnger. Hut DeFoor added he was certain If Dottle Polk's statements should mailer. ‘‘What mailers Is what kind ol I Startin'Is (Esllngerl and what has ” Morse iiguotuwi alt altamattor?." written recommendation nam ­ DeFoor M id . 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VfM WT—pnBBi W ia•BW tp pnVOMi u m t * 9*1— M l or may nut k*v* bus a i m * prloa JGPenney Hwy. 17-92 Sanford Plaza * �t A • Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Sunday. March IS. 1992 Finished—1— C o n tinu e d fro m Pag a I A ballot a proposed const it ut tonal amendment that would require open records and meetings for nearly every stale and loeal government agency. It would give constitutional status to existing "sunshine" laws and open up legislative records. A separate budget ref o rm w o u ld m a k e th e le g is la tu re '* b u d g e t-w ritin g process more open to scrutiny. Women received welcome re­ lief Willi passage of a "potty parity" bill that would require new buildings to have three toilets In women's rooms for every two toilets or urinals In men's rooms. It wan In tro d u c e d out of f ru s tra tio n by w o m e n lawmakers who have had to wait In tong tines to use facilities at stadiums and concert halts. Women, ethnic and religious minorities and disabled people would receive relief of another kind from an anti discrimination bill. Th e y would be protected from discrim ination by golf, yacht and other private clubs of more than 400 members where business Is transacted. Minorities and women have been deprived of equal o p ­ portunities In the business world be cau se th e y h ove been e x clu d e d from such c lu b s , sponsors said. Another part of the bill Is a ctvtl rights act that would penult discrimination victims to sue (or punitive as well as actual dam ­ ages In state courts. Civil rights advocates have criticised the bill sought by C h ile s as b e in g too weak because It would cap punitive damages at S I 00.000 rather Hum 8300.000 set In federal law. Chiles, however, has cullrd It one of the nation's strongest and m o s t w i d e -r e a c h in g a n t i ­ discrimination measuirs. Last year, at the request ol business Interests the governor vetoed a measure that wuuld have allowed unlimited puultlvtdamagea. I OUB INVESTMENT BANKERS HAVE Scouts plant trae Maggie Monatt ol Junior Girl Scout Troop 168 and Caroline Hendrlsks ot Brownie Troop 848 ate helped by Howard Jattrles ol the Sanlord Parks and Recreation Department In planting a Southern Magnolia tree behind the Henry Shelton Sanlord Museum, 520 E, First SI., Sanlord. as other members ol the Brownie troop look on during the brief ceremony Saturday ECN M O R T G A G E C O R P O R A T IO N Unfinished— with Hip lax-and-spend Issues, C o n tin u e d from Page I A but not unlit Ihe third special who have majorities session when everything else Is In b o th c h a m b e rs Tor the done, legislative lenders say. Legislature's failure to get things "I've never seen n budget pass done. a ro u n d here u n ill the last night." said House Sprnkrr T .K . " I don't think anything was W rlh crrll. D-Dnytnnn (leach. "If any dllTerenl In tills session than wc could pas* It Ihe first tiny I'd Iasi session." repllrd Senate feel real, real happy, but I've President G w en Margolls, I)Nortli Miami I leach. "A n d cer­ wnlrht-d Ihls animal breathe loo tainly Ihe fori we had two less often." months of committee meetings I Afler a one-week break. Hie think was significant In the slow legislature Is scheduled to re­ start and who! happened." turn Marrh 23 for a two-week session to finish redrawing con­ Th e Legislature In Ihe past gressional dlslrlrts and handle held rrgntar sessions during A p ril a n d M a y. c o m in g to oilier non-hudgrI mailers. Tnllahasser fur several days In Chiles Is then c x p rrlrd to call each of Ihe preceding months Tor a second special session Tor coinmillee meetings. legislative redlslrlellng. some­ The starting dale was moved thing only ihe governor can do up to m id-January this year to under the Florida Constitution. Margolls and Welhcrell. who p ro v id e a d d itio n a l tim e , ir needed, for special sessions on ran call special sessions for other purposes, said they will meet reapporilonment. L a w m a k e rs passed a 830 early this week to deride what billion no-new-faxes budget, but unfinished Hems to handle in the Gov. Lawton Chiles announced first special session besides conhe would veto It before the Ink grrsslonsl redlslrlellng. wns dry. Th e Democratic gover­ Some unpassrd measures that may show up on the list arc: nor Is pushing for a V I.4 billion package of lax Increases to • Rewrites ol banking and restore spending cuts for educa­ Insurance Iowa that must be tion. social services and other [ussed because existing statutes needs. will expire later this year under T h e Lcg(glalm F.,fnpj|l deal .'.'sunseC provisions. MILLIONS T O ! 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UcvetfCSCaMMH t f ■ s rs r 1 ...... U n i t e d s t a t e s MIDDLE DISTRICT O F FLORIDA Tun4!PVI *UM T Hsji'r. NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE ALFRED a DELATTIBEAUDIERE, E.N . S M ITH , S A M U E L W R IG H T . JR .,. R. F L E T C H E R M C Q A N N And H A N N A H P IN K N EY , on b s h s l of thsmsstves and an others similarly sNustsd, Plaintiffs, Case No B3-739 C IV O R L -1 7 CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA; LEE P. MOORE, Mayor, DAVID T. FARR, EOWIN 0 . KEITH, MILTON SMITH, and NED YANCY; Commissionsn ol the City Sanford, Florida, ihsir successors and agents, all In their ofllcial capacity, The City of Sanford proposes to change the use of the land within the area shown In the map of this advertisement. Defendants. NOTICE OF PROPOSED REDISTRICT1NQ OF CITY OF SANFORD ■rai. ity gpgnaai u tM p d b a iM d to u pjn m B a ria n iC|V No. 83730-CIV-ORL-17, a data action brought fay Macfc residents ot Sanlord to challenge at large dry-wide voting tor members of the City ol Saruord Commission on September to, 1BS3. As port of this case. Ihe United States District Court lor the Middle Distiid ol Florida. Orlando Division, entered a Final Judgment on April 17,1044 establishing four Single member districts In the City ol 8*nford. The existing lour district* wars designed to comply with the requirements ol the Voting Flights Act. See *Exla:ing Districts*. It Is now proposed Ihel district boundaries be ekered beaed on growth In the dty as documented In the 1990 Census. In order to Insure equal population among the district*, tha district boundaries have been revised in oonsutatkm with the C ty of Setdord. See "Proposed Districts'. R is the opinion d Pteinttfs' counsel that these proposed districts comply wlh the Voting Rights Act A chan comparing Demographic Data Reflecting Population and Voter Registration in the Cty ol Sanford A detailed deecrfciUon ol dMricl boundaries, revised election end schedule lor new elections Is avsAabie lor public review at 31B Magnolia Avenue, Sanlord, Florida, Mondey through Friday, 8:30 a m. ■4 P30 p.m Comments, suggestions, objections andtor requests lor more kdormMton or documents can be obtained by writing Tobo Lev, Esquire at 318 Magnolia Avenue, Sanlord, Ftorlrfa 32771, by March 27,1992 Do not telephone Mr. Lev. I is not necessary lor you to do anything at aM N you have no comments, questions or object out E x istin g d is tric ts «* 2= iL h -f - ■ Vu Vi 1r i1 A ' V r 1J n f , JCJ. AID o u t b i d s .............. <Ds■«•*« ■ InwfTtf ferial •-s-wfetl** 1 It •I N 1 It tu t • t 1st* t IS eeee It It ID* (v illa » - j- A public hearing on the proposal will be held on Thursday, March 19,1992, at 7.-00 P M. or as soon thereafter as possible, by the Planning and Zoning Commission •ol Sanford, Florida, In tha City Commission Room, City Hall, Sanford, Florida. The Planning and Zoning commission, acting as the City of Sanford's designated Local Planning Agency, will consider amendments to the Comprehensive Plan. Interested parties may appear at tha masting and be heard regarding the transmittal of the proposed plan amendment to the City Commission. Copies of the proposed amendment to the Comprehensive Plan a rt available at the Department ofEnglneering and Planning at City Hail. Sanford, Florida and may be inspected by the public. Further inquiries may be directed to Ja y R Marder, A ICP , Director of Planning and Development, at 330-6670. A D V IC E T O T H E P U B LIC : if a person decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered at tha above meeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim record ot proceedings, include the testimoney and evidence, which record is not provided by the City ot Sanlord. (F S 286.0105) { �■ Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 10, i v w • T A Congress explains bad checks By L A W M N C IL. KMUTBON Aaaoclatad Praaa Writer considers allowing pilots to nap W A S H IN G TO N - Th e Federal Aviation Administration Is toying with the Idea of letting pilots sleep on the Job. Tb e thinking la thai a mid night nap while a co pilot takea aver during long. Inms-ocrnnlc flights could help keep the aircraft commander fresh for landing after an otherwise llrlng flight. Bui the F A A Is proceeding warily, concerned that visions of pilots snoring at 40.000 feet could agitate passengers. Th e agency has been exploring the Idea ever since a NASA study two years ago suggested passengers will be safer If a pilot Is bright-eyed when his Skills arc most needed — at landing. In cases where there are at least three pilots on the crew, the study suggests there may be no danger In allowing one pitot to nap during the long, typically hum drum , over-1 he-water periods of International flights, when there's not much work to do In ihe cockpit anyway. Killer executed In Delawere SM YRNA. Del. — Serial killer Steven Brian Pennell was executed by Injection today for the torture murders of two women, the first lime a death sentence has been carried out In Delaware since 1946. Pennell. 34, was pronounced dead at 9:49 a.m. at the Delaware Correctional Center near Smyrna after being Injected with a lethal mix of three chemicals, said James Hitchens, a corrections department official. He had maintained hts Innocence In the murders, bul said he wanted to die to spare his family further anguish. Red-faced members of Con­ gress scrambled Saturday to disclose and explain a trail of rubber checks and ask the folks at home to forgive and forget at the ballot box next fall. In places such as Coon Rapids. M lnn.p and G a ylo rd . M ich ., lawmakers raced lo put their spin on ihe story, perhaps motivated by the House decision to make public within 20 days the names of all 333 current and former members who wrote bad checks on accounts at the House bank. A Newsweek poll released Sat­ urday. however, found that 78 percent of those surveyed say they’re unlikely lo re-elect their representative If he or she Is among the worst offenders. From Rhode Island to West Virginia. Republicans and Dem­ ocrats alike told of bouncing checks — a Tew or hundreds. In Coon Rapids, five-term Democrat Gerry Slkorskl said his stomach churned and ached as he leafed though his (tanking records and found he had w rit­ ten 671 bad checks on Ihe now-closed House bank. And Michigan Republican Bob Davis, who as recently as last week had refused to say whether he'd written any overdrafts, admitted that he was ''one of the worst examples.** bou ncing more than 8 0 0 11mes. Slkorskl told about 100 people at a Jobs and education fair lie sponsored that his overdrafts added up lo t l 10,966 over the 3 9 -m n n th period u n d e r In ­ vestigation. A member of Con­ gress Is paid S I 29,300a year. H e a p o lo g is e d fo r th e overdrafts, but said he sees u silver lining. "T h e people that have raised It have said, ‘We're with you. we support you, you've done good things and hang In there," he said. While many of his constituents voiced similar remarks, some weren't so kind. "I don’t think they |ln Con­ gress) have any Idea of what's going on w ith the ordinary citizen." said Wnlt Duggan. 02. of Coon Rapids. "Once they get up there they're In n fantasy land." A n o t h e r M in n e s o t a R e ­ publican. Vln Weber, a rising star In Ihe House GOP. worked the phone from his home In Washington, admitting he wrote 12 5 b a d c h e c k s t o t a l i n g S47.987. "I'm ready lo take m y medi­ cine." Weber said. " I ’m a big boy. I can handle that." At a town meeting In his hometown of Gaylord. Mich., Davis blamed his own "sloppy bookkeeping" for bringing him lo what he called one of i luworst days In his 25-year politi­ cal career. A spokesman said n cash figure for Davis' bounced checks wouldn't be released until his records are compared with those of the General Accounting Ofllce. which Investigated the affair. Davts Inslstrd that no one got hurt In n scandal some are calling "rubhergate." "N o taxpayer's money was ever on the line," Davis said. "W hen I overdrew I was covered by oilier congressman's money, not public money. No taws or rules were broken ts-causc II really wasn't a bank bul a c o o p e ra tiv e r h c c k -c a s h ln g fund." T O N Y RUSSI INSUR AN CE Ph. 322-0285 2575 8. French Ave., Sanford ^ u to - O w n e r s In s u ra n c e I lie. Menu- ( ar. H u -ln u v D nr name u n it a ll. From Associated Prsat raporta S L IM -F A S T A T T R IM M E D -D O W N PRICES This program attempts to transform teachers O h Sale Sea., March IS Through Saf., March S I AVAILABLE AT ALL STORES IN THE METRO ORLANDO AREA 4.97 " A lot of the situations we go Into, we find the teachers are dem oralized." said Benjamin A T L A N T A — From a small Ladner. National Faculty'a pres­ ident. "It's not because they house on the fringe of Emory University, u little-known group don't love leaching, but because of professors Is waging a quiet they rpent so m uch energy war on the dissension, tedium being shunted aside by five-year and bureaucratic morass that plans and 10-year plans and plague the American school­ regulations." T h e National F a c u lty has teacher. brought together more than Since It was launched m orr 13,000 teachers and 2.300 pro­ than 20 years ago. the group, called The National Faculty, lias fessors since Its founding In sent hundreds of professors to 1968. leach some of the keenest stu­ It allows schoolteachers to talk dents they’ve ever seen: elemen­ w ith research professors as tary and high school teachers. equals and educators. T h e orga­ " It ’s not someone to tell us nization. funded by corporate how to trach; we've had enough and philanthropic donations, has of that." said Lisa Yotz. who staged programs In all 50 slates leaches fifth and sixth grades at and lias even been approached Star Lake Elementary School In a b o u t w o r k in g in E a s te rn Europe. Kent,Wash "Th ey're truly teachers." she Schools and school systems Laid. " T o *gel In " lo u d f whlf routinely contact (he National' le who really practice their Faculty for help: other programs Isa wonderful cxpcr»r*et."-«“ Ate launched w h e irih e 'tro u p ’s Michael S. Mahoney, a pro­ members hear of a particular fessor of the history of science at need. In a typical program, one Princeton University who lias or two National Faculty mem­ gone on some 40 National Facul­ bers will work with one or two ty missions, said teachers enter dozen teachers for a few days, the profession because they love leaching them their best scholar­ to leant — and the program ly material from their specific gives them the chance to do fields. that. T h e te a ch e rs m u s t th e n T h e N n tlo n a l F a c u lt y Is translate It to their own stu­ motivated In pari by disdain for dents. Other times, professors may the slate of modern American education. Th is group Is not work with teachers In an In­ Infatuated by long-range lesson tensive two-week summer semi­ plans. nar. By R O U S T HVHD Associated Praia Writer_________ ULTRA BUM-FAST B U N K M X Chocolate o r tunlUa flavor In IVo/.-nct-wt. pkg O r |*m icroti |ulcc mix In I l-oz.-nci-wt. j i .il kage. ULTRA a 3 .8 8 Dutch chocolate ILmir. 6 single-serving cm dupes; 12.Vo/.-net wt. total. IksMthArtniwinl 88 * S U M 'FA IT C h o o se |u s ta A tlie v s e . ru e oriental, ih k ken |u M s iaa . IIn iu k ti *i flavors, m ore UURA@ W R A T A U T PUB M W TBSATS CI mRuble, liu llc rv o u h or A ll iw i ah iru- lasiy treat vanilla (lavik 1 ,4 -0 / -net wt t ups p er |iai kage (.lioose i heese i m l'. |infKom , <>r p n i/ul islvlv I !» } L*v*nB( -■(••*• *hwr Mist*INr (»•JUs«l I**r%«*A �■A - Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Sunday, March 15, 1992 Education High school report IN B R IE F Lake Howell student wins $100 O VIED O — Tim othy Daniel Houston, a senior at Lake Howell High School In Winter Park, haa earned a tlO O fourth place rash award In the tenth annual Duracell/NSTA Scholarship for Inventing the Reaction Tim e r TIOOO. Administered by the National Science Teachers Association, the competition Is designed to encourage young Inventors and suppport students In developing their hands-on science skills. Houston's Invention will be displayed at science and technology convention throughout the country. Askew wins scholarship LON O W O OD — Tim othy Askew, III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tim othy R. Askew J r . of Longwood has been selected to receive the Achievement Scholarship at Union College In Uarbourvllle. KY. Th e scholarship Is presented annually to first-time freshmen. It Is based on academic uchelvemcnt and performance on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (S A T) or the American College Teat IA C T). Askew Is a student at Lake [Iraniley High School. Dori Sapp: Nutrition studies at Midway SA N FOR D — Veronica Lacy, I he cafeteria manager at Midway Elementary School In Sanford, ta helping her students leant the Importance of eating light. latcy will be going to every classroom at the school on Tuesday to tell the youngsters about the four basic food groups and about foods that are good to rat and tasty at the same time. Her teaching Is a part of national nutrition month activities. Lake Brantley looking for alumni A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - Lake Brantley High School Is fonnlng an alumni association. Organizers at the school, which la located ai 091 Sand Lake Road In Altamonte Springs, are looking for alumni to Join the group and to help organize the association. A ny graduate who would like to be a part of one of the founding committees should call Oall Rissakov at the school at HG2-1778, ext. 223. The first meeting will take place on Tuesday. April 23 at 7.in. In Ihe school's media center. Grease paint and powder puff ball Entertainment and prom prep at SHS T h is week has been an exciting one for Lake Mary High School Students. Ih e studenta as well os the audiences were very pleased with the results. On Wenesday and Th u rs ­ day evenings the Drama De­ partment presented its lively version of Cyrano de Bergerac under the direction of drama teacher Jo h n Wltanowskl. Th e Lake Mary High School student government associa­ tion Is very pleased to an­ nounce that for Ihe first time in the school's history, the school w ill be h a v in g a powder pufTfootball game. Seminole had Ihe pleasure and honor to be entertained b y th e Y a le U n iv e r s it y "Splzzw tnks" during Ihe past week. T h i s e x c e lle n t v o c a l ensemble of young men filled Ihe SHS Auditorium not only with beautiful voices, but their wonderful, funny and entertaining performance. During their two-nlght stay they enjoyed the company of our own Pizzazz and Destiny (vocal groups) showing them around. Needless to say. they were surrounded by only girl m e m b e rs , b u t d e fin ite ly didn't mind all theattentlon. We hope to have this dy­ namite group back next year on their annual spring tour. Prom tickets went on sale this week for the first time. The y will be going on sale again at the beginning or April. T h e prices are >30 for seniors. $35 for Juniors and $45 for guests. Th e prom will be Saturday. May 2. at the StoulTer Resort In Orlando. Th e Junior class has been M arc Coltina and Ryan Munns. who are both seniors, played the two lead male roles of Cyrano and Christian respeclvely. Karyn Stillwell, who Is a Junior, look an the persona of the charming and beautiful Roxanne. Three locele study Europesn business Three Seminole County students took part In the European Iluslness Seminar sponsored by Stetson I'nlverelty last semester. Elizabeth Christian Long, daughter of Clyde and Rose Long of Sanford: Tabltha Ann Seco. daughter of Jose and Oladya Seen of Longwood and Patricia Suzanne School, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T . School of Winter Springs and 40 other Stetson students traveled to Europe with professor Peter Heine. The y visited compnales In London. Florence. Paris and Munich and look side trips to Salzburg and Rome. l-ong Is a graduate of Seminole High School. Seco graduted from Lake Mary High School. And Schaa] Is a graduated from Loch Low Preparatory School. A large and talented group or students baclrd the stars up In many roles. Recruits needed for minority education Senior There will be a team com­ posed of Juniors and one of seniors. There arc spola for 40 to 50 girls per team. The cheerleading squads, composed entirely of guys, wilt have 12 spots on each squad. T h e students have been working for many months on the production. Students will be allowed to sign up for the appropriate squads at a student govern­ ment meeting In late March. Practices will begin the last week In April. M any hours were spent building acta and rehearsing lines. There was also a great deal of effort p u t Into choreographing sword fights and deathscenea. T h e game w ill be held Friday. May 1 at Don T . R eynolds Sta d iu m at the school. All Juniors and seniors arc encouraged to get in ­ volved In this new tradition. working very hard in get this major event under way. Prom key chains and garlcis will also be on sale up until prom night. Don't miss nut on Ibis memorable night: buy a prom souvenir. O u r fig h tin g S rm ln o le s baseball team Is now 15-0, T h is undefeated, hlghlyskillcd team are out tu be the stale champs and they're not stopping until they are. Con­ g ra tu la tio n s. gu y s , w e're proud lo have such a topranked team. It's time lo start sitrlchlng and getting lu r k Into shape. Cheerleadlng tryouts u n ­ just around the comer. The t r y o u t s a re b e in g be lt) Wednesday. May (i through Friday. May 8. Each girl must lie ready h i demonstrate u cheer, a chant and a dance rnullnr taught during the set days. They also must display Ih rlr Jumping nd gymnastics abilities. Grab those |x>mpoin* and show us what you can do. A program offered through the University of Central Florida'* Educalton Dcyaflffif Dl ts helping minority students sts^ tu. The Minority Teacher Education Program, which Is partially funded by the Ford Foundation.-offera scholarships, tutoring services and counseling to participants. Th e program ta recruiting college sophomores who have the jtoicnllal to become trachera but who are In need of moral support and encouragement. Occasionally, memberships are offered to Juniors, seniors and graduale center. Those interested In the program are Invited to attend a reception that will lake place on Thursday, March IB at 8 p.m. The reception will be In Room 302 of the education building. T o qualify for membership, students must be enrolled In Ihe U C F education program and must have a grade point average of 2.3 or better. For more Information, call 823-0184. Top Voc-Ed students The lop vocational educa­ tion student! of the winter s e m e s te r w e re re c e n tly honored by the Seminole Vocational Association. Joslan Martinez. Gwendy M cCoy, Patti Runyon and Kathy Ingwalson from Semi­ nole Com munity College were among those given awards as p o s itive a ch ie v e rs, v o c a ­ tionally motivated amd with potential. Keeth plans opora W IN TER SPRINGS — Keeth Elementary School will be presenting Home But Not Alone, an original opera, on April 7 .8 and 9. Th e opera ts bring produced in conjunction with the Metropolitan Opera. The opera, wrlllen by the students. Is based on being a "latch key kid.” • Also honored, from C rooms School of Choice: Je re m y Johnson and Felicia Mllchrll. F ro m Lake M a ry School: Jason Norton. H ig h From Lym an High School: Tracy Maxwell. Kclra Mayes and Leah Rodriquez. From Tuska w llln Middle School: N icola W o rs n o p . Christina Scliraytcr. Roxana Liz Couvrrtlrr. Rachel Rulllrr and Sara Rogers. From Oviedo High School: C h ristopher Ja ckson , Je ll Cannon. Eliza lx-lit T h rll. Tnl T a k Yu. Jo dy Jrn s rn mid Christy Merck. Dividends wants mors mentors Dividends has scheduled a Youlh Mollvalor/COMPACT Mentor training on Wednesday, March 25 at 7 p.m. at the Casselberry branch of Ihe Seminole County public library al 215 N. Oxford Road. A Youlh M otlvuior/COM PACT mentor la o volunteer committed to making a difference In a student's life by assisting the student in school and In life In a search for success. The conuiilllinrnl Is lor our hour per week at a middle or hinli school student. Th e Initial I raining ts all that Is required. TH B SIMPLE MATH CAN B U N G YOU CLOSER T O COLLEGE. J4> • Keep us Informed Royca Veras, 4, a student In the early Intervention program at Lyman High School, dressed up as a cowboy from Santa Domingo during a recant International celabratlon. Th e Sanford Herald welcomes news about activities at your school and news for publication on Ihe Education page each Sunday. Ttie Inllowlug suggestions are recommended to expedite publication: All Items should be typed or written legibly and Include the name of a person who ran be contacted to answer any questions w r might have. It should also have a phone number where that (irrsnii may be contacted during the day Tile deadline Is 11 u in.Thursday before publication. L e a r n in g a b o u t p e o p le f r o m f a r a w a y la n d s ■v v ic k i D e so n m m Herald Stall Wrltar____________ Studrnla across Seminole County are learning about other cultures through a vari­ ety of International eelrbralio n s a l t h e ir s c h o o l. Youngsters as little as 4 are studying I h r geography. Ihe a rt, the m u s ic a n d the customs of rial Ions around the world so they can gel a brttrr understanding of ihe world around them. Seminole County schools serve students from nearly 100 dlflrrrnl countries who »|>rak more than 30 dllTrrrnl languages Even as the world becomes closer together Ihe district itself becomes more and more of a melting pot where students must learn to live with pcoplr of other cultures R r c r n t ly . the e a rly In ­ tervention students al Ih r Seminole County School Beard What’a for lunohT Monday, March 1$, 1M2 Pizza Bart let I Pear Halves Seasoned Green Beans Fruit Juice Bar Milk Tuesday, March tr, 1H2 Pork Steak and Gravy Buttered Baked Poleloe* Turnip Greens with Roots Cinnamon Appla Sauce Garlic Roll Milk Wednesday, March 1>. 1M2 Italian Lasagna Tossed Salad Famous School Roll Steamed Broccoli Milk Thursday, March 1$, 1W2 Barbecued Chicken Black-eyed Peat Crispy Cola Slaw Southern Com Bread Milk Friday, March 20,1M2 Tasty Fish Nuggets Macaroni and Cheese Stewed Tomatoes Garden Freeh Salad Fruit Crisp Milk ‘ p ro g ru m at L y m a n H ig h School In Longwood. held an International folk festival where students dressed up In native roslumes and dined on food from around the world. A l Goldsboro Elementary School In Sanford, the stu­ dents ate exotic foods and teamed native dances during t heir In tema l tonal festt val. Tomorrow, students at Lake Mary Elementary School In Lake Mary, will be making a long distance telephone call to a group of students In Ih r Russian republic with whom th e y h ave been c o r r e ­ sponding. "1 think this Is a very rx rltln g lime for our stu­ d e n ts...a ll s tu d e n ts." Util Proplrs. whose class will be culling Russia on Monday. " W r are all starting to team m uclf about the world mi around us as It Is changing every day." ■<**« jrw*■ Officially, it's the Montgomery 01 Bill WHJ Plus the A rm y College FUnd. 9 , 6 0 0 CUtTT What counts is that it's tlie way to earn AKMV $25,200 for college during a standard Arm y enlistment, if you qualify. -------------------------------------------------------Tile first $1,200 is from yuu-$100 set aside each month during jo u r first year in the Army. T h e government adds another $0,600 and the Arm y contributes $14,400 more to give you a total of $25,200 for higher education-free and clear. You!I also leave the A rm y wilh new leU’-COnfldence and the ability to handle responsibility-qualities that will give you an edge in school and for the rest of your life. lo r the total story, talk to your A rm y Recruiter. S 1 ,2 0 0 +1M 00 n^soosa" __________________ { m- nris-'ifVv'*>■1 - n■■ 1 ■ '- - **"1 Call 323-6404 A rm y Office •Saminola Centra 3647 8 . Orlando Drive Sanford ARM* H A LL YOU CAN BE. _______ \i �I Ssnford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. March 15, 199? - # A Health/Fitness HOUSE CALL IN B RIEF Free living will seminar set LONGW OO D — Smith Seminole Com munity Hospital The Florida Registry of Living Will# arc co-sponsoring a Living Will S r minor W orkshop on Monday nl I ) u.m. al Physician# f’la ta (next lo t he hospital). Evcryonr IB year# of age and older Is Invited to attend Important and Informative workshop. Reservations arc requested by calling H00 024-549H and free 521 this Dolan named marketing director LONG W OOD — The administrator of I CCA West Lakr Hospital. Dennis II. Jones. Ph.D.. announces tile appointment of Anne M. Dolan a# marketing director. Dolan comes to the hospital from MCA Grant Center Hospital In Cltra. where she served as marketing director. Dolan was previously senior division marketing director for Charter Medical Corporation, and has four years experience In manufacturing having managed an In-house advertising agency. She will oversee marketing front-end communication, account development and physician relations for the hospital. Lecture announces at local hospital LON G W O O D — Gary M. Tyson. I’h.D.. will speak on "Dissociative Disorders — Process and Pathology" al H CA West Lake Hospital. 5B9 W. S.R. 434. on Friday. Tile objective of the lecture are to hecomr familiarized with u definition and model lor the process of dissociation, lo examine a continuum of dissociative experiences representing Ihe range (m m normal lo highly pathological or dysfunctional. Space is limited so please call 260-1900 by March IU lo rrserve your scat. There Is no cost for Ihls seminar. By M ATT L LEAVITT. D.O. Protect skin from overexposure Cancer of the skin occurs more frequently Ilian any other farm of cancer with close to 400.000 new rases reported each year In the Unllrd States. The skin serves to protect the Ixxty against the harsh environment. In doing so. It Is rxlrrm e ly vulnerable lo cancer causing sllmull. mainly long lenn exposir-r to solar radiation. Some people face a higher risk than others of developing skin cunrer. For Instance. 'Individuals with a fair complexion. |Nirtlcularly those with light colored eyes nnd red or blond hair are more prone to lie nlTcrled by sunburn and skin cancer. There ate three main type# of skin cancer: Ilnsal cell ra rrln o m n . S quam ous cell catclnnma, and melanoma. llasal cell carcinoma usually appears as a small, shiny, fleshy nodulr on the head, neck and Itunds. Squamous cell carcinoma may ap|>eur ns a nodule, or as a rrd scaly patcli that Is sharply outlined. Il typically develops on Ihe rim of the ear. the lace. Ups, and mouth. Melanoma, a less common hut very serious form of skin cancer, appears as a dark brown or black ntalc-llkr growth with Irregular Imrdcrs and Irregular pigmenta­ tion. The most frequent sites for melanoma are Ihe upper back, the torso, and the lowrr legs. Of Ihe 400.000 new cases of skin fiThe skin serves to pro­ tect the body against the harsh environment. In doing so, it Is extremely vulnerable to cancer causing stimuli. J -Malt L. Leavitt, D.O. c a n c e r e a ch y e a r , 1 4 ,0 0 0 w ill be melanomas. Approximately 4.600 of Ihe (1.200 deaths due lo skin cancer attributed In melanomas. A dermatologist ran usually tell hy visually examining Ihe skin whether the growth, mole, or discoloration Is benign, prrruncemus or malignant. For confirma­ tion. he may remove a portion of the tissue and submit II for microscopic examination In a lest culled a biopsy. If a biopsy Indicates Ihe presence of cutler r or precancerous cells, Ihe dermatologist will discuss d life rent Ircutmcnt options with the patient, many of w h ich con h r perform ed In the de­ rmatologist’s oilier. These arc: • Surgery — may lie rcecssary lo remove either surface lesions or lesions that have invadril under Ihe skin's surface. ■ Mohs surgery — a technique In which nurgrry Is microscopically controlled • Topical chemotherapy — application of drugs or chrmclals applied directly to the skin. • Systemic chemotherapy — Use of oral or Intravenous lumor-kllllng drugs. • Electrodeslccntlon and curettage — Removal ol Ihe bulk of the tumor with a surgical Instrument, followed hy destruction of the rem aining Irslon w ith a high frequency current. • Cyrosurgery — Destruction of the lesion hy freezing with liquid nitrogen. • X-ray therapy In summary, most cases of skin cancer ran lie prevented by laklng proper precau­ tions against rx|*o*urc to Ihe sun. II. however, a growth, mole, sore or discolor­ ation appears suddenly nr liegltis to change, sec your dermatologist ini mediately. Today. 115 percent of all skin cancer patients are cured aftrr treatment, and dermatologists hope lo Increase thlsrntr. Milt L L*»at. 0 0 #»t in all!!* *1 A0»«ncid DwmAfolOQy •nd Co*m*tk Surgtryr Ctn**#, il® Iht*miHonAi Pa t fid), HMttifVW Th*f* Aft o+fktt #ilo #1 1141 lAaort iovItvAf'd, f}01. P*lto#i4 Ai-wl tOB'ff UnlvffftVy BouttvArd. Or IAndo Th* column it provided a i a community w c v k t by rbt S*minoit County Socitty Inquirkt m iy tw directed to tNt medico! eockety Central Florida Regional Hospital opeins The Women’s Center ■ y K IL L R V M ITCH B LL Herald Healllt/Fltness fcdllor SANFORD — The W om rn's Center at H CA Central Florida Regional Hospital. 1401 W. Sem­ inole Illvd.. was olflrlally opened during a ribbon culling Th u rs ­ day. The public was Invited to tour ihe Inctllly on Saturday. Rov Vinson, administrator of the hospital. Peggy Taylor, head nurse of the new center and Dr. Earl Weldon, president of Semi­ nole Com munity College, cut the rib b o n and w elcom ed staff members, friends and guests as Ihey entered the new facility. Visitors were given a lour of the 96 million wing. Including the b irth in g rooms, o pcralIng/dcllvcry room, private pa*' llrnt rooms and (h r new 23-bcd nursery. Eight birthing rooms, located on the first floor. olTer private surroundings for the mother and futher-to-br during delivery. After the birth of the child and a short recovery tim e, the H v W r W M t lL I mother and baby are moved to Each ol tit* birthing rooms Is oauloood with now itsts-oMh*-srt •oulomsnt. Ihe second floor lo a private itelnl room and new 23sslnrl nursery, which Is de­ signed with a baby viewing area for family and friends. T h e s p a c io u s o p e r a lIng/tlellvcry room Is equipped with the latest In state-of-the-art s u r g ic a l r q u lp in c n t a n d monitoring devices. The hospital lias five board rc rllllrd obstetricians on lls medical stuff who will lie utiliz­ ing Ihe new facility. TIM 23-bad nursery enables nureas to glv* newborns (hair bast. K T h e stall Includes: C lyd e Cllm er. M il.. David Mowere. M .D .. Willie Newm an. M .D.. Stephen Phillips. M l)., and Juan Ravclo. M l). Rrnovallou ol existing space on Ih r second floor wilt create an expandrd Endoscopy depart­ ment unit V II’ sultrs The VIP t u llr l are available to pullrnts who want something extra during their hospital slay. Each of Ih e five private sultrs will provide plush uerominodatlons with patterned rar|M-ls, SEMINOLE HEARING AID CENTER I 3 0 n W ^jrs m ^a n lo rd 0 2 1 ^0 9 ^H r^LF JH )rn - 4:30pm" la a proud member of the "Welcome Wagon” Family In Seminole County 's s s T m - i j j j 'm i f 11 m w w w v w c S ^ The Women's Center wss msde complete with s sepersle entrance lo the Iscillty. soph 1st lealed w a llcoverings, floral Ix-dsprcads and drn|M-rirs. u p h o ls t rrr d lo u n g e s, wood lahles and brass lamps. T h e S h o rt S la y S u rg e r y expansion makes room for more patients w ho w unl lo lake advantage of same-day surgery. The unit Is doubled in slrr. expanding to 13 recovery rooms H C A Central Florida Reghuml Hospital, a subsidiary til Hospital Cor|N>rallon ol America, services Sem lnnle uitd southw estern Volusia rou nilrs with over 7fX) employees anil Ilk) medical stall Summer camp for children with asthma The American Lung Associa­ tion Is now- accepting applica­ tions lor "SunShine Station." Ju ly 26 to Aug. I. T h e cam p ts designed lor children, ages 7-11. with asthma or other chronic lung dlsruMS u nS h lne Station offers a combination ol traditional ram p activities such as swimming, volleyball, tra ils and nature hikes, in combination with In­ tensive asthma education. A sthm a rd u ra llo n classes cover such atras as understate d in g a s th m a , b r e a t h in g No Cost ana No Obligation S a n fo rd H e r a ld T o rare tor the nrwboms, Ihe pediatricians on staff are: Conr-rprlon Anayas. M.D., I’allavl Dcllwalii. M l)., Mina Joseph. M l ) . Ilrrto r Octavlanl. M.D. Vann I’urki-r. M .D ., Marltsa P u s I Is . M . l ) . . a n d J o h n Trrw lllegrr. M.D. In addition lo The Women's Center, construction of the wing added a Short Slay Surgery, m e d ic a l r e c o r d s a n d a d ­ ministration urea to the hospital. Limited Time Only •Electronic Hearing Test * Demonstrations •Technical Analysis • Cleaning / Checking •Private Consultation e x e rrls e s . e x p la n a tio n !) ol medication# and coping with asthma Mrdli al stall including doctors, nurses and respiratory llirrupisls an- on hand all week lo give medial Irratm rnl us well us cummunli a ir and work with children l itis is ihe fourth year Sun­ shine Station will be held at Cam p Challenge In Sorrrnlo. For more Inhumation, call the Lulig As#<>< l.ition at HUH 3401 or BOO 624 8735 Deadline lor applications Is J u n r 15 mrmlM-rs In some 25 s|K-clulilr* The hospital Is at eredlled by Ih e Joint Commission on Ac crcdit.illon ol Healthcare Orga­ nization# anil ranks In llu- lop It) p e rc e n t ol a ll a c c re d ite d iiru lllirarr facilities. Personal Injiity FOR TREATMENT OF NECK A BACK INJURIES •AUTO •WORK COMP. •SUP A FALL Sanford Dr Pttndt Lostsu M O S T I N J U R I E S TR EAT ED W I T H LITTLE O R N O C O S T T O YO U ! OPEN 6 DAYS 322-4762 M.-F.9-6 S A T . 9-12 W O O D A LL CH IR O PRA CT IC C EN T ER 141X I S t 'A H K A V t SA N ! OHO It Let your Welcome Wagon representative answer your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. II You Uve In One Of These Areas. Please Call CHIROPRACTORS Or R3 CumnghM) If You Are: Moving Into or Around The Area Getting Married Having A Baby Lake Mary Longwood Winter Springs Altamonte Casselberry Oviedo 324-7908 321-6660 869-8612 or 774-1231 777-3370 339-4468 695-7974 695-3019 Of Anylimo Day Of Niglrt Call 646 9644 �M**r lli] 10A t." fa* * MOTOR HOME TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? Friendly soft soap Anson S lo d gln ll 10 and Jeremy Weinberg 10 students a I La k e Mary E I e m r>n 1a r y School, decided a soap and isatrr tight might be mote tun than cashing cars Saturday The school pro|ecl was held to raise money tor postage to mail 600 pounds ot school supplies to Russian pen pals Harrell &Beverly Transmissions IV II I 1 1 f t 209 W. 25th St. Sanford 322-8415 H.i.rri Photo by I M .f.S p ... 30 Years Same Location to S e c o n d a v ia tio n s a f e ty s e m in a r p la n n e d h e re B y N IC K P F E IF A U F Mprflirt Stall Wntof s \ \ | < >9tt> N I •if r i.il \v i . 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O I K . 1 .tr » N t . o . t n t M I N t . D M . I ,k I _.Sun BanK • I'cacctil Mind Ikmkiiiu �M arch SUNDAY nfford Herald B S p o rts IN B R IE F around t hi nation 1992 T r ib e s h o w s s tu f f I B ra d e n to s s e s s h u t o u t ; S e m in o le w in s 16th North Carolina bumps FSU C H A R L O T T E . N.C. — George Lynch took charge Inside In the second half Saturday as No. 20 North Carolina slopped No. 18 Florida State's surprising march through the Atlantic Coast Conference w ith an BO-76 victory In the lourimmenl semifinals. The second-seeded Scmlnolcs (20-91 swept four A C C learns during the regular season — Its first In the league — Including the T a r Heels. Uni North Carolina had Florida Stale’s number In their third meeting to advance lo Ihe finals for Ih r I9th lime In 38 seasons. The victory sets up a rematch of last season's championship between the thlrd-sccdcd T a r llrrls|21-8)nnd top-ranked and No. I seed Duke 127-21. North Carolina holds a 5-1 edge over the Hlur Devils In Ihe title game. Including Iasi year's 96-74 victory. By DBAN SMITH SEMINOLE I. LAKE HOWELLS ttt IIS t - I II I Herald Sports Writer W IN TE R PARK - Is Seminole doing It with mirrors? No way. Before Friday afternoon's Semi­ nole Athletic Conference baseball game al Lake llo w c ll. several spectators. Including a professional scout and a couple of college coaches, were heaping praises on Tribe head coach Mike Powers for p u lling rabbits out his hat to produce 15 straight season-opening wins. And while Powers and assistants Rod Fergerson and Kenne Brown SSS SSS • - I I I 6r«d*n and Fr**m*n Gom*t CromwtU U ) And HAfnAndBi WP — BrAdAn (A 0) LP — Gom#» 21 — Stmlrtoig. Ecktttln. Chuntt, Fr— mAn. Robtftt. Dune An 38 — non* HR — non# RA<or dr — S+minoiA 140. 48 SAC; L#k* MowaII 2 1.0 ) can be proud of Ihe wny they have their team playing, the Semlnoles showed Hint they're not using lurk and tricks to win. On Friday, the Tribe r1|>|>ed five dou ble s and sophom ore T o d d Braden tossed a threc-hllter ns tliry shut out the Silver Hawks 3-0. "O lvc them credit.’’ said Lake Howell head coach Blrto Benjamin of Seminole. “ The y play giMnl de­ fense. especially tlml lough outfield, w h ich docs u super Joh. A nd offensively, they Just put the hat on Ihe ball and make things happen." The Tribe showed off Its defensive ability In the very first Inning when Joel Rend hit a shot Into the right rcntcrflcld gap that looked like II would go for extra bases. But fleet-footed rcnlcrflcldrr Anthony Roberts raced Into the alley and made a brrath-tuklng diving ralch. Seminole used n Utile lilt of Cl Bee Seminole, Page 3B AROUND THI STATK Lions keep ’Hounds at bay USF snaps Florida win streak Pram SUN Reports G A IN E S V IL L E — Florida managed Just four tills on the day as South Florida pulled away with a 5-3 victory Saturday lo break the Gators' 10-game home winning streak. Florida (19-5) gave up three runs In the first Inning lo the Bulls (13-10) and was never able to mount a sizable attack of Its own. South Florida collected a total of 11 hits on the afternoon, while only two of their five runs were earned. Brian Purvis was the only Gator to have a multl-hlt game, going 2-for-4 with an RBI. Bull pitcher David Hulcheson picked up the win ns he pitched eight Innings giving up three runs, two earned, four hits and struck out six. Danny Monlero collected Ihe save. LO N G W O O D — Oviedo Jumped out to a 2-0 lead In the first Inning and held on to drfrat host Lym an 5-4 In a Seminole Athletic Conference I wiseball game Friday night at Lym an Field. Th e victory keeps the Oviedo Lions (8-6 after n 2-1 loss to West Orange Saturday afternoon but 3-1 In Ih r SA CI one game Iwick of -onfrrrncc-lcadlng Seminole. Lym an falls to 7-7.0-3 In the SAC. Collecting only five lilts Friday night and three on Saturday. Oviedo had In scrap for m ils all weekend long. "W e ’re getting goof pitching and the defense has been solid, but It's thul old story." said Oviedo coach Mike Ferrell. "W e're ublr to set table but we can't clean It up. We're not hitting with runners In scoring position." Th e Lions took the lead when Rick Werner's two-out deep fly ball, which the Lym an cenlrrilcldrr made a long running attempt on but couldn't hang on to. went for u triple that scored Kevin Twiggs. Werner then scored on a wild pitch. Oviedo stretched Ih r lead to 3-0 when Mike Ruglcnlus drew a two-out walk In the second Inning, stole second base, went to third on a wild pilch and scored when Edgar Aviles's ball was mlsplayril for an error. Lym an got u run Itack In Ihe third when Nuklu Robrris doubled with two nut and scored on Chad Sinner's single. Technology wine Florida Derby H A L L A N D A L E - Technology took the lead near the quarter pole and won the Florida Derby on Saturday, sending Ihe Hammer clan home on a sour note. Not nominated for the Kentucky Derby on May 2. Technology made the Florida Derby his first stakes victory, beating the odds-on favorite Dance Floor by 4 W lengths. Dancr Floor, owned by rap musician Hammer and his family, who were at Gulfstream Park for the race, was third, behind Wakl Warrior and Technology, with a half-mile left In the 1‘•S mile ■rate. In jicifect position. Th e only problem .Te ch nology look off II kc a r o c k c l. and Dance Floor wasslefl In his contril Hamilton Co. win* 2 A H tlo TALLAH ASSEE J o J o W illiam s hit a three-pointer with one second left on the clock to lift Hamilton County to a 77-74 victory Saturday over St. Augustlne-Nease In the Class 2A finals of the Florida boy's high school basketball finals. Williams' shot silenced a second half Ncase rally that brought the Panthers back from 10 down early In Ihe fourth quarter. After Williams' shot. Nease called timeout with one second left, but a court-length shot fell short and wide. With the win. Hamilton County Improved to 26-4. while N'ense dropped to 25-8. Marcus Mayer, of Ncase. led all scorers with 30 and was named the Class A A tournament's outstanding player, the first player from a losing leant lo win the honor In three years. Fred Owens was Hamilton County's leading scorer, with 21 points, while brother Johnny Owens chipped In 16. Williams ended the game with eight points. C:Bse Oviedo, Page 3B H*r*U nw to ky t M*rt S#u» -.D s a p lla giving up lust two hits In lha first two Innings. Lyman starling pllchtr Todd Hsrrbach was touched lor Ihrss runs by Oviedo Friday night. Herald Sports Editor A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS — It cannot lie over Mated how difficult It Is for a baseball tram at any levrl to overcome wtilks. On Friday night, for rxum plr. the Lake Brantley Patriots exploded Ih r wildness of latke Mary starting pitcher Dan McGatlln In a 7-3 Seminole A lhlrtlc Conference victory over the Rains. "Th e y gave us u lot of busrs on balls early und thul gave us the opportunity to sit back and drive Ih r ball." Lions in title game From s U N , wire re peris F rtfs r'i f t is* 0*ss 111 I I I I - I I I L »« m « Ml I I I - I I I T Bullhorn Rrynoldl III and T s IM , H*rrtMKb. Lyort <11. tlvck** <11 •nd Port*, WP — Bcllharn ( I II. LP — H*frborh U n — «*ynoidi (Indl IS — Lyman Robert, )B - O , M s Worn*,. HR — Otrwdo. Jordan lltll. Rocord, — Oviadol L 3 I LAC; Lym a- 7 1.11 LAC Patriots take a walk past Rams By TONY DsBORMIER FKSPSMO Rsndy Wright scored his only two points ol the game with nine seconds lo play Friday allernoon, Idling Oviedo past Lakeland-Lake Gibson. LaStMary M l M* I — I « 1 Lat* Sr amity I I I an i — i y a McGatiin. HudicL m and EMwrl Black and Harmtr WP - Slack ta ll LP - McGatlln II >1 IB - Laka Branilay. Wood and >H«all JS - Laka Mary. Hamilton HR - Nona Record, - Lake Mary I r. 11 LAC. Laka Branilay * a. > I SAC said Lake Brantley coach Mike Smith, referring to Ihe (our walks und five lilts McGatlln (2-2) surrender! In 14* Inning* ugulnst the Patriots. "W e've hern hitting Ihe ball hard but right at people. TA LLA H A S S E E* - « Ot kilo High School was In position lo become 'file rifst* s e m ln u lr County schixil in win u stan­ c h a m p la n s It Ip In boys* lia sk rlb u ll S a tu rd a y night when II squared off against t h r c r-t lm r defending state ehaniplon Miami Senior. Th e Lions (33-21 advanced In Ih r Class 4A Idle game when Randy Wrighl sank two free throws with nine seconds led to help Oviedo edge Lake­ land-Lake Gibson 45-42 In Ihe semifinals Friday uflrmoon. Miami Senior (32-2) defeated Jacksonville Fletcher 68-65 Frlduy night. Complete story Monday C)See Lake Brsntlsy, Page SB Rickards romps to 3A crown T A L L A H A S S E E - Ira Miller scored 22 points and Gentry Sparks added 19 points and 11 relxninds lo lead Tallahassee-RIckards to a 74-53 romp over Cocoa Saturday In the final of the Florida boy s Class 3A basketball champion­ ship. Rickards grabbed a 24-10 lead after one quarter and didn't let up. Th e Redshlns 134-1). In their first state tournament ever, led by as many as 32 points late In the game before Cocoa closed the gap against the Rickards reserves. Torrtn llawklns was ihe only Cocos player In double llgurcs In the loss. Couples leads Honda Classic FO RT LAUD ER D ALE It was a more confident, comfortable Fred Couples who swept past Ills old friend and golfing m rntor to assume control ol the $1.1 million Honda Claaalc. A w rrk ago and 30 miles away at Doral. Couples spoke of tiring Intimidated by the veteran Ray Floyd and otiserved. going Into the final round, that "he won't be worried about me. and I'll tie worried about him ." Couples, almost certainly Ih r best player In I h r world o v e r Ih r last nine months, exhibited a dlllrrrnt demeanor Saturday after a 7-under-par 6 5 enabled him to replace Fkiyd as Ih r leader alter I lure rounds. Camplls* from sUN sag M rs rsparts______ Seminoto High grad Curtis Miller pilots ths Ssnlord Acs Hardwsrs-sponsorsd Comoro IROC-Z lor Russell Racing at Naw Smyrna Speedway. Locals hook up to do som e weekend racing ■y DBAN SMITH Harold Sports Wrltsr □ B U T B ITS ON TV B A S K ETB A LL ClNoon - W E S II 2. NBA. Ponland Trail Blazers at Bm lon Celtics. It.I Complete IlsSnge so Rats «B ________________ SA N FO R D — When Hob Parsed pri-Mctrnl ol Sanford Ace Hardware. Inr.. was upmaclird six months ago tiy Charles Russell utmul s|Miusoring his racing tram, lie decided he would go out to New Smyrna Speedway to watch the races amt sec if hr was Interested. Much to PursrU's surprise, when lie arrived al Ihr track h r saw several familiar lui-rs from Sunlord and Seminole County. " I think there air incur proplr there Irom Sanford Ilian Volusia ro u n ty." sdld Parsed "After I saw that, we decided in do II. Il’s a two--way drul. I think local sponsors are very lni|Kirlunt. II gives local proplr something lo rool lor and d gives us u ctianrr to help oul a young driver." Pursed also was Impressed with Ih r New Smyrna facility. "It's got plenty of sruilng so >'<»u u rrn i crowded and It's kepi very clean," Parsed said " ll's u good family aim osphrrr." p a rs e d said II Is Ih r first time hr has tiern Involved in racing and that "It's u kick. We've had a lol ol fun with It." W lirn Ih r local businessman got his flisl look al Illsrur. h r wassultuhly impressed “ The y did a beautiful job with Ih r pulol s rh rm r." said Parsrll ol Ih r No Ml while car with rrd and black m m irrdls und Icllrrlng T h r driver lor Ih r Act- Hardware Stoics ol Sanford. Lukr Mary and Lougwood lUHUCum uin IKOC 7. is 24-year-old Curtis Miller A IM86 graduate of Seminole lllgll School and IIM7 graduate- of Seminole Com m unity College’s Kin-fighting and Mrdlrul Tech, naming course. Miller lias Im-c ii lacing since lie was U years old. C u r r e n t l y h r Is w o r k i n g us a Flrrllgtilrr/Enirrgrnc)’ Mr<h<ul Technician lor llir Casselberry F lrr Dr|iarimrnt As a iillir-y rd t old Millet, sla rlrd racing 1/4 midgris in Apopka In IM77 amt eventually Bet Racing, Page 4B 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 I �S B - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida * Sunday, March 15. 1992 DOQS at SANFORD ORLANDO Friday night Flnf r i n — S/IA, I t I U S 3B»rd*Sey|e<k I] 00 4 00 3*0 lio n * 4 30 3 00 I Firmer Fuff I 40 Q (t I ) It H r P (I 31 H M j T <11 •) II I M W in d race - )/», Ot Sf.M llim m ie JoMeck 10 B0 4 40 3 M 4 Py rmid Alv4 ft 70 3 00 aShurthot Cando 3 30 Q (3 4) 34 44j p (3 41 *1 44; T (3 4 4) 311 #4) DO (13) 11.40 Third r*c« — 1/14, Ml 11 41 1 Black Myttery 30 00 1100 3 *0 4 Jack* Switch 3 00 3 40 f Garth Invader 4 30 O (3 4) fl It; P (3 4) 133-04) T (3 41) 1,344 00 Fourth raca - 3/14,0: 31.04 • Ic Freddie D 4 40 3 40 3 30 4 Shotgun. Cannon IS 00 4 00 3M tt F reebird 100 Q (4 0) 14 30) P (04) 100 OOj T (0 4 3) 411.40 Fifth r a c a - 1/14, Cr 3i.oo 3 Pretty Witty 13 00 4 00 3 40 4 Minker Hanna 1.10 4 00 1 Rel tat Chance 310 O (3 4) 4ft.Mi P (34) 3100) T (1 41) 013 00 With race - l/to. Di 1)44 3 Woolpicker 1310 140 3 40 4 Kitty it irlngbean 34 00 too 1Hondo Vivoom 300 O 1141 144 4*1 V 1141 44* M, T 114 II M U M ) PICK ) (B I S) all at) paid k) 44 Seventh r a c a -l / U . A r I1 H a B|'t Banny II aO 4.40 400 1US Mailer ) 10 300 140 '/Wind Flyer a 114) 11.M, P 14-11 U.M t T <4-1 (1 444 4«i S (4 1 / All) 1.11I.M Eighth race - 7/14. T : 4411 440 7AAelonie'ft Way 33 30 f M •We Try Lata « 30 )00 3Omni Onyx 240 00*1*1.1*1 f 0 411114*1 T 0 4 1 ) 111 ** Ninth r a c a - 1/14. D i)M 1 4 Grandma!ter Joe 100 3 00 3 10 3 Sure Fait Runner 4 10 3 00 0 Viking Torch 3 30 Q (34) 31 Mj P (43) 34 Mi T (411) 134 44 l4Ni r a c a -t/ 1 4 .t: 11.44 f Gentle Pelt 14 40 1 40 ft 40 • Thelma Lorarta 4 00 100 3 Meior Sonova 13 40 O (14) 40.40) P (10) 1M.Ni T (14 3) 134 M 11Ni r a c a - 1/14, C t l l J I 4 John'i Johnny 10 40 3 40 4 00 4Lemer‘*B*tt 4 40 3 00 t Shelby'* Mika 140 Q (4 41 31.40) P (44) 44.40) T (44 1) 401 Mt T T (1 4 1A 44 3) Jecfcpet U .ttl !• 11th race-3/14, A i l l . 13 to 00 4 40 3 M 4 Jana BC 340 3 M 3Hotline Biota 1Tif Dll Bomber 400 Q <1 .)* «* ! P it II It H i t i i i i i m u 3/1 Cl M M IVfh race — 1)00 4)0 440 3 Paul Llnmann « 4 40 3 70 3 Maggie Jame* 4 Ski mar Scoby 440 O (3 1) 33.00) P (13) 1SSJ0) T (3 34) 434.00) 0 0 (3 4 411)101.00 14th raca - 1/0. Bi 14.14 •Fait Tractor 1 40 4 40 100 4 Delta H 100 130 1 Buttercup tad? S 40 O (40) 30 44i P (04) 13.40/ T (04 1) 144 40) 5 (0 4 I I) 041.10 H - t m .llli A - 1,111 SPRING TRAINING Philadelphia v* Tornnlo at Dunedin, I '33 pm Boston lit! v i Chicago While So* (t il at Sarasota, I 31 p m Cleveland v i Chicago Cub* at Meta, An/ 3 03 p m California v i San Francitco ai Scottsdale Arif ,. 3 03 p m San D*ego v i Seattle at Temp*. Arif , J 03 pm Milwaukee vt Oakland at Phoem i . 3 03 pm Baltimore vt N Y Yankee* ai Fort Lauderdale, 1.33pm, CO LLEG E BASEBALL South F laglar 3. Wagner I Fla International 3, Stetson I Georgia 13. Jacksonville! Nova 1 Pace 3 South Florida 3. Florida J Stelion t, F la International 1 I f Of SI, 4, Man. Lowell S Wagner a. Flagler 3 NBA STANDINOB Alt Timet EftT EASTERN C O N FID E N C E Atlantic Division W L Pet New York W 34 41t Boiton 33 If 34/ M 34 4*f Miami Philadelphia M >4 44* New Jersey 31 33 444 Washington 23 42 344 13 4t .334 Orlande Central Division 32 13 •1) a Chicago 41 30 4/2 Cleveland 34 23 40* Detroit Atlanta 3f 34 440 Indiana M 34 433 Milwaukee 3/ )ft 433 34 J* 34? Charlotte W ESTERN CONFERENCE MdwetV Divltien W L Pet 41 31 413 Utah 34 34 414 Ian An tonio )> 10 30 131 Moutton 31 41 333 Denver If 4f 744 Delia* Minn*toia It S» Iff Pacific Drvltion Portland M 10 114 43 30 4f! Golden State 41 34 k)l Phoenix 1ft 34 |4f Seattle 3) 30 134 LA Lakert 31 31 3)4 LA CJlppert 30 43 111 Sacramento ■ clinched playoff bar th Friday'! Garnet New Jtrtey 110, Boiton 104 Phoenix 100. Philadelphia 104 Waihlngton III, Minnesota III Orlande 44. Indiana Vf Miami 111. Denver IW Portland 104. Atlanta 43 Cleveland I0«. LA Laker* 101. O T Moulton 110. Charlotte 100 LA Clipper* 101. Delia* 4/ ftafurday’l Garnet LA Laker*at Washington, |nl Chicaga at Orlande. In) Miami at Atlanta. In) New Jertey at New York, (n) Utah at San Antonio, <n) Philadelphia al MUwagkpo, (n) Detroit at Sacramento, in) Sunday'! Oamet Portland at Boiton. noon Denver at Cleveland. 1 M p m Phoenia at Minnetola. 3 30 p m Utah at Moutton, l l O p r r Satramenio at LA Clipper* 4pm Dallat at Seattle, JO p m Monday * Garnet CNrvelandat Wait-“ngion. I 30 pm GB — 4«ft t’l •‘ft || IZ'ft 14** New Meeico State v*. Long: Beach Slit*, (n) Championthip Sunday, March II UCI Pacific winner v*. New Mealeo S> Long Beach St, winner, 130 p m l ’y •«y J l't 24 Great MM wett Cenference A t Chic ag* Stadium Chic age Che mpUfltKiy Saturday. March 14 Mrmphu State vt Cincinnati. In) 1 3*» II 13'y 11 Metre Centerence A) Freedom Matt Lauiivlll#, Ky. Ova rter final* Friday, March 13 N C Charlotte 10. Virginia Tech 33 Southern Mlititiippi 43. South Florida 01, 30T Virginia Common weal lb 14, Louiiville *! 2J‘» GOLF 1123A ii Ben Megan Lake City Clank LAKE C ITY — Leader* after Saturday'* tecond round of the ft121.000 Ben Hogan Lake City C la n k , played on th* 4,043 yard, p a r'll 10— n Lake City Country Club court*,; Jack Larkin 4041-1)3 Tim Lau*talof 40 40-1)4 Ron Terry «> fd— tjf Bryan Norton 44 44 -IS I Clark Bur rough 1 1040-1)0 Gary Koch 10 40-130 T V / R A D IO NEW YORK JETS - Signed Joe Flthback, safety Ra signed Blaise Bryant, running back TAM PA BAY BUCCANEERS - Agreed ta term* with John Hunter, attentive lineman. Named terry Wooten e tiiilin t fa the pretl* dent and Scat! Smith media tolaftent a*lit tent. Werld League of American Football NEW Y O R K -N E W JER SEY KNIGHTS Signed Byron Wllilom*. wide receiver Placed Carl Mlmt. cornerback, on in|ur*d rater v*. HOCKEY Natiwnal Hockey Leeewe NEW JER SEY DEVILS - Recalled Chad Erickson, goal fender, from Utica of the American Hockey League Radio AUTO MACING 12 43 p m - WGTO AM (340). WOCA AM ( 1310). NASCAR. Atlanta 300 O tS C O U N T T ID E C O . D IS C O U N T T IR E C O . LOS ANGELES KINOS - Recalled Shawn McCoth center, from Phoenia of Interna tional Hockey League AUTO RACING I p m. — WFT V 4. NASCAR Motor raft 300 ftp m - W F T V 4 . 1ROC 4 M p m, — TNN RaceDay BASEBALL Noon — SC, College, Florida a) South Florida. (L ) j pm WGN. Exhibition. San Diego Padre* vs Chicago Cubs. (L ) j p m — SC. Georgia at Jacksonville COLLEGE BASKETBALL It:M pm — WCPX 4. B»g East Tourna ment championth'lp game, I L ) l p m - ESPN. WAYK fta, ACC Tourna menl championship game, (LI }:M p m - WOGX 31. SEC Tournament champiomhipgam*. |L) I 10 put — SUN. SWC Tournament championship gam*. (L , rtbroadcatl at midnight) J 43 p m - WCPX 4. Indiana al Purdue. (U » p m - SC. WAYK 34. Metro Conference T cur nomen i championih'p game. ID ) p m — ESPN. SEC Tournament champ! omhipgame. (LI ft pm . — ESPN. Big West Conference tournament championship game 1 M p m — WCPX 4, NCAA Tournament Selection Show, (LI 10 p m, — SUN. Metro Conference Tournament championship game NBA BASKETBALL Noon — WESM 1, Porfiend Trail Blaitr* at Boston Celtic!, (LJ BOXING f 30 pm . — ESPN, bantamweight*, Israel Conker et vs EddN Cook, (LI GOLF i p m — WESH 2. Honda Classic, final round. ID I p m — SUN, College. UCF Clastic, I p m HORSE RACINO 7 Mp m — ESPN, Remington Park Derby TENNIS Midnight - ESPN. Lipton International Player* Championship MISCELLANEOUS 2 M p m -W E S H 3 . SporHWorld ft pm — WCPX 4. Spot t il under ■Chrysler Figure Skating "tl FOOTBALL National Football League CINCINNATI BEN G A LI - Signed John Me lander, often*1v* tac kI*, HOUSTON OILERS - Signed Jeff Query, GB ICOLLBOE BAIKBTBALL 40 11— 114 40 71-134 II 40-134 44 3 1 -IJf 10 44 114 40 13-140 0411-140 41 11-140 1140-141 •f 11-141 *4 11-141 11 10— 141 1144-141 4412-141 1011-141 41 14-141 40 11-141 1140-14) 44 13-14) 1011-14) 10 II — 141 11 10-141 1440-143 10 13-142 71 I I - 143 70 13-142 14 00-143 1170-143 1013-143 13 10-142 70 73 111 kfl 14-143 1) 11-143 IT R A N S A C T IO N S — t 'l 13 32 I 33 14 3/ All Time! 1ST AMERICAN LEAGUE Pcf W L California • 3 44/ 3 44/ Minnetola • Baltimore 3 433 3 41) » ) Cleveland 4 400 New York , ♦ 4 * r Boston 1 1 4 134 MUsveukee f LA Laker* at Indiana, f 30p m 4 334 S Seattle Char Nrtte at San Antonio. 0.30p m 4 334 Teaat 433 4 Chicago ft 4 ft .444 Kanta* City 4 3 444 Toronto 4 43t Oakland 3 EAST 4 11) Detroit 3 GlaiiboroSt 4I.N J Tech 04 NATIONAL L E A O U I MiMefftviHetl. Franklin Pterct 00. OT Pc». W L 714 SOUTH San Francisco ft ) S.C. Spartanberg Of. Rallint 11 Cincinnati 4 3 44/ MIDWEST St Loult ft 3 433 M0 ft t Michigan M. Illinois 3« Atlanta Houston 3 300 Ohio St 44. Minnetola k) ft 300 FARW CST Montreal ft S 4 300 Southern Cal 19. Arirona at 4 Chicago Waihlngton St /ft. Wathing ion ft/ 4 400 Lot Angeles 4 Philadelphia 4 • 400 Conference Tournament Pitttburgh 4 400 • New York 4 3)3 A(l Tim** 1ST 3 A ll tournament champion* receive San D iego 1 HI • N O TE: Split tgued game* count In »tan automatic bid* eatept tor th* Eatt Coat) dingi. bet do net Conference. Metro Conference and Great Friday* 04 met Midwe*! Center me* Cine tnnali 3. Houston 4 Atlantic Co*»I Cenference Benton », At (ante • At The Char left# Celiieum Char left*. N C Lot Angeieti. Montreal 4 Tanal (t il (1. Minnesota II I) 10 ftetnlfinali Saturday, March 14 Philadelphia 4. Detroit a Duke ft, Georgia Tech fa Kansas City tl. SI Loulit N V Yankee! l.N Y Melt I North Carolina 14, Flee Ida State 14 Minn*vole U t) ift. Chicago While So« 1 Championship San f rancitta 3, Sen Diego 1 Sunday. March 13 Duke vt North CaroIma, I p m Cleveland It. California I Milwaukee (i t ) 4, 'Seattle 1 NORTH CAROLINA 00, FLORIOA ST. 14 ChicagoCubs (••) I. Milwaukee t ill A NORTHCAROLINA (It 0) Baltimore 1. Teaes III) 1 Torontok. Pitttburgh] Rod) 0 3 01 0. Lynch f II 1 II |l. Montroit Oakland 10.ChicagoCutH ( i l l ( 34 44 0 Ph*lp*3ft40ll. Davit IOI4 14 3L. Saturday'* Game! Rente 1 1 4 4 4, Wenitrom 0 1 00 9, Sullivan 0 3 3 3 1 Sal.adori 3 4 0 3 4 Total* 34 34 30 44 Atlanta 4. N V Met* I •0 (lotion (it ) I, Chicago White Soa t ill 4 FLORIDA ST. O f t ) Detroit 4. toe Angelo* 4 Graham 4 13 3 3 14 Edward* 4 1| 4 3 1>. Minnewte 3. SI Lout* 4 N Y Yankee* II. Montreal 1 Dobard 1 4 11 7. Catted 4 13 3 4 14 Ward 4 4 Nomton 1, Philadelphia 1 0 0 11 Sura 3 I I I 10. Re d 1 1 0 0 3 Well* I 3 Cincinnati 4 Chicago White Soa (it) 1 003. DunahlOOOOO Total*3041 1M l N Baltimore 4, Kernel City 1 Mairtimn- North Carolina 3/ Florida St 31 Teaat 3. Boiton ( m ) 4 3 Point goal* - North Carolina 1 10 IRodl 0 I. I .oronto 3. Pittsburgh 4 Lynch O' I, Phelps 1 J, Davit 11. Sullivan 0 II, Chicago Cuba 10. Seattle 4 Florida St * 14 (Graham 0 4 Edward* 0 3 California 3. Cleveland 1 Catted 3 10 Ward 13. Sura SOI Fouled Milwaukee f. Sen Diego 1 out- Dobard Catted Ward Rebound*Oakland vt Sen Frenciico et Scetfidele. North Carolina 44 (Lynch til, Florida St it Arlr (n) (Dobard. Edward* 4) A t i ii t * - North Sondey'* Garnet Carolina If iPheipt 1). Florida St tk Cincinnati vt Houston et Kitsimm**, 1 03 (Catted Ward »l Total foul* North pm Carolina Ik. Florida St JO Technical* Boiton vt Kerne* City at Hamel Cl If. 1 Oft F io» ida State ben* h A - 23 313 pm Chicago White Soa vt N Y Yankee* at Brg Eatt Canterence Fort Lauder date I 0ft P m Al Meditan ftguere Garden Baltimore vt Philadelphia at Clearwater New Verb I t lp m Semlfinat* Detroit vt Pitttburgh at Bradenton I 01 Saturday. March 14 pm Syr acuta' fO Seton Mail M Atlanta vt Munir eat at Writ Palm Beach Georgeiirwr *4 St John'* 44 I 01pm Minn*iota v* St lowi* at St Petersburg ay. March II I t lp m Syrarutev* Geovgviown tl 30pm N Y Mat* Vt Lo* Angeie* at Ve«0 Beach I 3ft p m Bug C*fM Cenference Teaaivt T or snfoat Dunedin ( 11pm Al Kernipvf Arena' San Frenciico v* 'Oak land at Phoenia, 3 0ft Kanta* City pm Semihnat* Milwaukee (it ) vt Cleveland at Twcten Saturday March 14 Arl# . 3 Dip m Kama* 03 Oklahoma kf San O-ego vt Chitage Cub* lit ) at Meta Qklanoma State it. Iowa State *0 Ant 1 0ftp m ay. Marik If Chicago Cub* H i I vt Milwaukee III I el L handler, Af t! ., I #1 p m hen tat «* O* lehoma Slat*. I p m Cah ter me vi Seattle at Tempe* Aru i oft Pm Big Sky Center tme Me vdav’t Game* At Dahiberg Arena Pitttburgh v* Cincinnati it*) at Plant City Mrtinula. Ment t Iftp m Semilntal* Chicago While So* H U v* Atlanta at West frtday. March II Palm Beach, t iftp m Nevadaei W*b*r V»at*0) Mur.I ana »* Idaho W Detferl vt St Leuit at St Petersburg I 01 pm Saturday March 14 Let Angela* vt Bo**en it*) at Winter Nevada** Montana (n| Haven I 0ft p m Cincinnati foal vt Kanta* City It!) at He<netOtf, 1 Oftp m Big Wait Canter am* Montreal vt Mtfuttun al hitiimmae 1 Oft At Lang Beach Arena pm Lang Beach. Calif kanta* City (**| vt N Y Matt at Port Vt Semthwal* Lucia I I l f w Saturday, March 14 Mmnetata vt f t tat at Perl Char left*. I 1> UC Irvine v* Pacific In) pm ft Joey Sadowtki Paul Go ydot R W Eat* Dave W Bishop Joey Ratted Ken Schall Michael Domelike Jay Overton Mika Blewett Karl Kimball Ricky Smallrldge Feed Wadsworth Larry Gilbert Skip Kendall Dennlt Trialer Etteban Toledo Jett Hart Jeff Cot Ion Roger Salaiar Ron Mcdougai Tim Angi* Dewey Arnette Jaime Gomel Todd Satterfield Brian Watt* Eric Brito Jeff Cook Rick Daipot Ron Street Ted Tryba Chri* Anderton T ed Lehmann John Reynold! T H I S W E E K 'S H A S S F O R E C A S T D IS C O U N T T i n t C O . D IS C O U N T T IR E C O Saturday. March 14 SouthernMlttlitlppi v* N C Charlotte, (n) Tuiene vt Virginia Commonwealth. In) Champtonihip Sunday.March IS Southern Mil* UNCC winner vt VC U winner, Jp m Tut an# Mid American Canterence At Cobb Arena Detroit Saturday, March 14 Miami. Ohio 34. Ball State II Mid wet tern Collegiate Canterence Al River front Cel ileum Cincinnati Championthip Saturday. MarchM EvantvMlev* Butler fteulbra Mem Center ence Al Bt r mingly m J»Mer»gn Clyif Center » Ouarterfiiial* Friday. March 13 Kentucky 14. Vanderbilt 1/ Ark antat 11, Georgia 40 LSUfV. Imnettee t» At«bama43. FleridaM Samifinali Saturday, March 14 Kentucky 10. LSU 14 A laboma 40. Ar kanta* 04 Champion chip Sunday, March II Kentucky v» Alabama, 3pm 13" SIZES 99 *13 1*"son * 2 4 99 Southwell Canterence At Reunion Arena Delia* Svmifinalt Saturday.March 14 T tx a iv i TtaaiTech, in) Moutton vt Teaat Chriitian. In) We*tern Athletic Canterence At Moby Arena Fart Cellini. Cel# Friday, March II Ftrftt Round Utah It. 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March IS, 1992 - I B Seminole- Oviedo----------------------Continued from IB Oviedo went track up by Ihrer when Eric Jordan hit solo home run lit the filth Inning, hut Lyman again rut the lend to two In the sixth Inning when Will Ramirez led nil with a walk, went all the way to third on an Oviedo rrror and scored on Shane Odom's sacrifice fly. Th e Lions scored a crucial Insurance run In the seventh when, with one out, Mark Ik-llhom was hit by a pitch, went to second on a wild pitch and came home on a single by his younger brother, winning pitcher Todd llellhorn (2-11. Lym an attempted to rally III the seventh against Oviedo relief pitcher Lee Reynolds. Roberts and Selnier troth singled ntld advanced to third and second, respectively, on a wild pitch, Roberts scored on Chad Belaud'* ground out and Slcmer came In on a slow roller hit by Will Ramirez. Reynolds then retired the next batter on a ground out to end the game. Ulun»*y'» | im i Will Orifiyi m •» •- i 4 i W IIM - I S • Rodr«gu#t sffxi B#llnt. H#99#, Reynold* <J1 *nd HyntS WP — Rodrlguei LP - Reynold* <0 I) IB - Wftl Orange. Rees. Ov*do. Mi Btllhem IB — Non# NR — Mon# Records — W#tt Orange 11 3. Ovt#dol4. HsnM StrawtoyE. Bart Ssaat With the umpires late In arrtvlno. Lyman's Kevin Stuckey (No. 6) and Ovlodo's Eric Jordan (No. 23) had time to visit before Friday night's game. Lake Brantley---------Continued from IB Now we seem to Ik - coming out of that and balls arc starting In fall In for us. Tonight, wc were able lo sit back and wall for our pitch." Slaked lo a 5-0 lead alter two Innings. Lake Brantlcy ucc Ilrctt Black (4-2) shook off a three-run outburst by the Rams and rrtlred 13 of the final 1(1 trailers tic faced. H r allowed four htls and four walks while striking nut 10. Black also hll a trailer. "You're In trouble before the game gels started when you don't throw strikes." said Lake Mary coach Allen Tultlc. "W c showed that we can play with them. It's Just a matter of Jumping out on lop." Mall Wood helped the Patriots Jump out on lop early Friday, driving In Hirer of Uike Brantley's first five runs, two on a double In llte second Inning. Kuiuly Stegall contributed a double, single, a run scored and an RBI. C ontinued from I B everything to scare a pair ol runs In the second Inning. Malt Freeman led off with a double down the left field line and Roberts reached on an Infield hit to third. To n y Duncan then laid down a bunt that got past the pitcher for a hit to load the pllchei bases. A fte r a strik e o u t, J o h n Lugrrlng walked to force In the first run and Phillip King loftrd n long sacrifice to center field for the second run. Th e Tribe's final run came In the fifth Inning when David Eckstein double ofT the left field wall, went to third on Jeremy C h u n a t's sacrifice bunt and scored on a sacrifice fly by Freeman. T h e shutout was Braden's second of the season and Im­ proved the IG -yenrold right bander's record lo 0-0. He bad a perfect game going until No. H Itlller Joe Moiiay lined a solid single lo center with one out In the third Inning. He ended the day with three strike outs and three walks. Overall. Seminole Is now 16-0 and leads the S A C with a perfect 4-0 record, one game better than Oviedo (3 -l| and 1W games belter than Lake Brantley (2-11. Th e Tribe will host la-enburg In 3A-Dlstriet 5 game ut Semi­ nole Field Monday at 4 p in . Ik - fore gelling track Into SAC play Tu e s d a y against Lake ilrnntley. That game will also lxat Seminole Flrld starling ut 3:30 p.m. talkr Howell, which fell to 3-8 overall and 0-3 In conference, was to play at Bishop Moorr Saturday before traveling lo Kissimmee for a meeting will) Osceola on Tuesday, sinning at 4 p.m. "O th e r than being a little shaky lit third Iwisr on defense. I fell wc played very well." said Powers. "B ill Demy IBcamonl is |us( learning lo play third and lir's going lo have problems at limes," Beamon tlitl commit three er­ rors on the day. but he also made two excellent plays that helped preserve the shutout. W illi the Tribe leading 3-0 In the fifth In n in g, the Silver Hawks pul runners on second and third with one out. Read rlp|K-d a shot down tlu- line that Beamon snagged and tugged nut the runner who was trapped off third. T h r next batter then grounded nut loend Hie threat. size and hag limits urc effective so good Hint It ts hard to gel In rrs tru e lu rln g largem outh lures and halt past the oilier bass imputations Commission s ix -r lc B lo catch a snook. Live biologists expect that after the shrimp remains (lie lop ball, regulations are In place for I wo while a variety of lures are or three years, anglers will have rlfrc llvr from Jigs to mediuma heller chance to catch more sized crankbalts. quality 3- to 5-pouud buss. C a p t a i n J a c k at P o r t SHUPE'S SCOOP C anaveral reports sjmtty action Any local taxidermist will veri­ with robin off the beaches. fy that the average slzr of liass Offshore action lias tx-rn slow, being mounted bus decreased bill Is expected to pick up wllh dramatically over the past 10 wanner water temperatures. years. Taxidermists arc seeing S h rc p s h ru d . Bounder and based In T a lla h a s s e e w ho s|ieclallzrs In fisheries statistics very few 10-pound liass, and thr hlucflslt are hitting Inside the avrragr liass mount Is now six to and public attitudes. "W e re uulnagtiig largemoulh' right pounds. FISHINO FORECAST bass (or quality over quantity The recent cimiI front will spur | now. since most anglers would S n o rather catch a few large fish than on some good llsltlug action In I 5 Year Warranty fresh water. Speck* will lie In a limit of siiiallrr fish." Hardin I ------------------BfllUf. All ' ill ‘ HI 1 SUN StFIIF said. "Bass anglers don't care for Lake Monroe. L ak e Jcsup and In Hitshallow lily pads and I catching a lot of 'd in k s.'" Commission studies liavr doc­ reed beds of Hie river. Bass umented that Florida lakes arc activity will peak In the next loaded with small buss. Howev­ month or so us Increasing trm er. the num bris of 3- to Q-pound IHTUliircs will hirer bass Into bass and trophy fish (over eight - deeper waters. Sebastian Inlet bus had a IKiuniUI have dec!tied drastically * due to Increased (Islilng pressure mixed bag of snook. Iroul. redand the growing number ol flsll (season closed), bltlcflsh and Jack crevallc. Fishing bus hern hlgh-lech anglers. Studies show that minimum ; DALES TINT ZONE] "But we're still excited about having a successful season. There arc some good things oul there for us, I think If wc can gel u couple of wins lllls week (agnlnsl Bishop Moon- and Oscental, we'll gci going.” Seminole finished wlih I I hits Doing Hie damage were Freeman |2-for-3. double, one run scored, one HB1I. Rcitx-rls (2-for-3. dou­ ble. one run scored). Duncan (2 -f n r -3 . d o u b le ), E c k s te in 12-for-l. double, one run scored). Chimat (l-for-3, double). King (l-f o r -2 . one B B I), Beam on (l-for-3) and I.ugcrlnglone RBI). Doing Ihc hilling for Uike Howell were sophomore catcher Mike llcrnuridr/ I l-for-21 and Weiner and Moiiay (Ih ii Ii l-for-3). In the sixth Inning. Bcuinnn snagged a line drive off the bat of Erik Weiner that was headed for the earner. Th e next two hatters reached on a hit and an error. rcs|icctlvclv. FG FW C makes big changes in bass fishing laws A plan by stale fisheries man­ agers to help protect targeinoulh liass was approved unanimously by the five-m em ber Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Com m ission on Feb. 28 In Tallahassee. The approval marks Florida's Brsl major change In bass fish­ ing laws since 1030. Currently, the only stutewlde law governing bass fishing Is u 10-ftsh dally liag limit with no size restrictions. Under the law. which lakes effect Ju ly 1. anglers will lxsubjccl to: • A statewide flvc-llsli dally hag limit wllli no more than one fish over 22 Inches long. B A 14-liieh minimum slzr limit for all waters south and east of the Suwannee River. B A 12-Inch minimum size limit for the Suwannee River and Its tributary rivers, creeks and streams and till other waters north and west of the Suwunncc Ritter.' ...................... "These regulations represent u major change In largrnim ilh bass management In Florida." said Scotl Hardin, a fisheries biologist lor the Commission ''T h a i lias haunted us all year." said Benjamin of Ills hard timing leant. “ We can’t get the key hits, Wc gel runners on first and third nr second and third with no one oul and wc can't gel them home. It w r ever do. we'll get some W's. Port while reds and iroul arc roaming the D ata of Hie Banana nnd Indian rivers. Uxik for plenty of hlurflsh and slirrp sh ra tl ut Ponce Inlet. Oilier species will Include drum , rrdflsli and a few flounder. Live or dead shrimp Is definitely the lialt of choice. BAYHEAD RACQUET CLUB Play Exdtlng High Paying Twin Triracta HigNly 7.30p m Thun Lttfwt’ Mgtu UztinSM 100pm . Fft* xasaten Uon, W*d. 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Boa 1557 Sanford, F L 32772-1457 •ONLY 0NS HIM See our display ad in the People Section fo r complete movie listings CLASSI FI ED • MUST INCLUDE PIUCC •$100 on n i t �41 - Sanford Herald, San lord, Florida - Sunday, March 19. 1902 Testa leads Sun Bank W hite Sox to victory with bat, glove From Stott Reports FIV E P O IN TS - Rlghlllcldcr Joe Team tilt n Im m - loaded triple In the first Inning, then made n run saving catch In the fourth Inning to help the Sun Hank White Sox beat the Casselberry Red Sox 9-4 In Seminole Pony League Baseball action on March 12. W inning pitcher To m Jo y added a single nnd an RBI. Dustin Owen and Robert Vesscy each hit a single while J r lT Cannon had an RBI. For the Red Sox. Nate W hile doubled, singled and drove In two runs. Ian Vaz added a double, single nnd one RBI. Jason Dlcket was Ihe losing pitcher. March 9 Jim m y Parsons had two singles and two RBI while winning pitcher James Pctrakls added a single and two RBI ns Ihe A's topped Ihr Pit lilies 9-4. Shawn Bosca contributed a single nnd nn RBI. Christian Sanders and Josh Catapa also hit singles. Brian Znlonls suffered Ihe loss for the Phillies. BRONCOS MarchS Th e Lake Mary Reds used a nine-run sixth Inning to bent the Casselberry A 's 11-1. Scott llillnskl was the winning pitcher while Mark LaFnber suffered the loss. Providing Ihe olfenae for the Reds were Paulo Lllllcton (double, two singles, two RBI). Chris Herring (three singles, two HI1II. Rock Raines (two singles, one RHII, ‘ sieve G rlrm c (single. RBI) and llillnskl and Craig King (one single rach). March 4 Starling pitcher Mike Sine and reliever Mall McCarthy combined lo no-hll Ihe Tw in s as Ihe Cardinals rolled to a 7-3 win. Sine also led Ihe ollensc with a double, two singles and two RBI. Also contributing were Alex Gonzalez (double, single, two RHII. Kenny Parrolt (single. Iwo RBI) and Paul W cm cr and J .J . Finn (one single each). March 3 Puulo Littleton hit two doubles In the Lake Mary Reds' 9-1 win over the Sanford Pirates. Cliriss Herring was the winning pitcher as J.A . Mitchell suffered the loss. Barren Klinger nnd Craig King each added a single and an RBI. Rock Raines and Herring each hit a single. For the Ptrutcs. Graham doubled and singled. March 2 Rudy Perez homered to lead the Casselberry A's In a 10-2 win over the Winter Springs White Sox. Also chipping In were Neal Maybln (double. %single, litter RBI). Mark 1-aFubcr (Iwo slnglrs, two ’ RBI). Donald Taylo r nnd Bryan Parks leach with a single and an RBI) and Jose Perez (single). For Ihe White Sox. Justin Rhine Imd a double nnd nn RBI while Benny Lupo and Nick Tra rg c r each hit a single. Fab. 29 After spotting the A 's a 2-0 lend, the Cardinals rallied for a 4-2 victory behind winning pitcher JrlT Monaco. Neal Maybln took Ihe loss. Damlnn Honnccl had a single and two RBI for llic Cardinals while Ricky Rodriguez had u single and two RBI. Rynn Wilder hit two nlnglrs and Jason Bemosky hit one single. Maybln doubled for Ihe A's. Brandon G rrm llllo n singled In Ihe game­ winning run with two out In Ih r lop of the seventh Inning to txxwt the White Sox to a 5-4 win o vrr the Red Sox. Benny L iijki contributed two singles for the While Sox. Arradlo Vcrguni had four singles nnd four RBI In Ihe Pnnls USA Dodgers' 9-3 win over Ihr Mels. Jason Hilliard was the winning pitcher. Rob Pcltons look Ihe loss. Also chipping In offensively for Ih r Dodgers were Bobby Chronowskl and Brad Wright) both Iwo singles nnd two RBI). Mike Huff (two singles). Robbie Shapiro (single. RHII and Chad Huffman (single! For Ihe Mcts. Mutt Moss hud a triple, single and Ihrer RBI. Patrick Reynolds singlet). Fab. 21 W inning pllchcr Brad Wright threw a complete gome as the Pauls USA Dodgers routed the Braves 9-1. Providing Ihe offense were Jason Hilliard (double, Iwo singles. Iwo RBI). Mike Huff and Robbie Shapiro (each with (wo singles and Iwo RBI). Bobby Chronowskl (Iwo singles, one RBI) and John Kelly and P.J. FulTord (each with a single and an RBI|. For the Braves, Slccnson hit Iwo slnglrs. Puller added a single and an RBI. Undalsd Bobby Chronowskl doubled In Ihree runs to lift the Pants USA Dodgers lo a 5-3 win over the Lake Mary Optimist Indians. Brad Wright, who conIributrd a single and (wo RBI on olfense. was Hitwinning pitcher. Bradley look Hie toss. Walthrr had a double, single and an RBI for Ih r Indians. Messier nddrd a single and an RBI and Swanson drove In u run. M USTANGS March 11 S lrvc Pace pitched the Casselberry Dodgers to a 12-4 win o vrr l.akc Mary Tw ins. Turwlck was tinlosing pltchrr. March 10 Jerem y Myers tripled, singled and drove In two runs while Malt Brown added two singles and two RBI as Ihe Cubs doubled up the Pirates 6-3. Eric Coleman waa Ihe winning pllchcr as Anthony DlFonzo notched Ihe save. Anthony Carroco was the losing pitcher. MarchS Justin Hawarah hit two home runs and a single to drive In three runs In the Casselberry Dodgers' 9-2 victory over the Winter Springs While Sox. Steve Pace waa the w inning pllchcr. Paul Lubrano suffered the loss. Chris Gase and Jeremy Smith each hit two singles. March 3 Eric Schmook singled and slolc his way around the liases to break a 5 3 tic and give Ihe Orioles a 6-5 win over Ihe Pirates. Chris Evcnscn added a triple and an RBI.for the Orioles. Th e Pirates were led by To n y Carrcro (triple, double, single, Ihree RBI I and Mike Paguzalsk! (double, single, one R B I! March 2 Tony Duber lilt Iwo home runs and Iwo singles while Jo hn Hcngchold had two doubles, two singles and five RBI to back Hie effort of winning pitcher Fred Coursey was the Tw in s outlasted the Reds 20-14. Robbie Spillman added two doubles, two singles and Hirer RBI. Brian DIAngelo nnd Sieve Lee each contributed two singles nnd two RBI. March 1 Steve Pace threw a onc-hlt shutout to lead Ihe Casselberry Dodgers to a 10-0 win over the Sanford Angels nnd losing p llch cr Ju s tin Erickson. Offensively. Justin llawarnli had a double. Ihree slnglrs nnd four RBI for Ihe Dodgers. Chris Case till two slnglrs. Dodger roteher Jeremy Smith threw out three base runners attempting lu stra ! Fab. 29 Greg Cohen und Erik Schmook each had a double, single and two RBI lo lead Ih r Orioles lo an 11-3 rout of Ih r Mels. Chris Evcnscn added a single and Iwo RBI while Pal rick Briggs doubled and singled. For Ihe Mrls, Shawn Mathlc hit a home run. Fab. 28 Matt Allegro was the winning pitcher for Ihe Lake Mary Rotary Red Sox 111 their 0-5 derision over Ihe Reds. Jonah Shipley hit a triple, double and single to bark winning pltchrr Paul Lubrano as the White Sox dropped the Indians 12-3. . Undalad Nick Scldulc lilt a double and a single In the While Sox' 12-4 decision over Hie Twins. Paul Lubrano added a double. Jonah Shipley was the winning pltchrr. PINTOS March 12 Dave Krbec and Patrick Johnson each hit a home run In Ihe Indians' 23-8 win ovrr Ihe Pirates. March 11 Molt Hownrte hit two home runs to power llic Lthrrntorc Rooting Angels of Lake Mary to a 17-11 decision over the Longwood Cubs. March 10 The Dodgers turned Iwo double plays In their 30-1 win over the Yankees. Plrcs. Scovannrr and B ro w n co m bine d on the first one w hile Schmelsslng threw to Busclmiun for the second. March 9 Shelton Volght had Ihree hits for the Red Sox In t heir 24 0 vlclory over Ihe Reds. March 9 Patrick Johnson hit hls first home ran to help Hie Indians bral (lie Mcts 21-7. . March 5 Dominic Prtrarcn and Jim m y Pallcrson carh had two doubles, two slnglrs and four runs scorrd ns Hie Glanls lopped the Orioles 25-10. March 4 Shannon Mail played a great defensive game In Ihe I^ikc Mary Angels' 19-8 win over (he Casselberry Mets. Bobby I-cc Good bad three doubles and two singles for Ihe Cubs as they toppled the Yankees 24-10. Todd Johnson added a double and four singles while Joey Bradshaw bad four singles. For the Yankees. Henry Perez hit four singles while Anthony contributed three singles. MarchS Mall Huschman hit a home run. three doubles and n single lo power Ihe Dodgers past the Indians. 21-8. Jason Plrcs and Malt Scovanncr each added three singles. David Krbec led the Indians with two home runs and u double. Fab. 29 Rynn Smith had three hits and Shawn Burns made a great defensive piny for Hie Hcd Sox as they defeated the Braves 25-15. Fab. 29 Matt Huschman had a home run. double and two singles In llic Dodgers' 22-14 decision over the Cubs. Racingworked as Crew Chief on Mike Joyce's NASCAR Dash Series |4-cyllndcr| car and on the NASCAR became the best driver, winning the Sunshine All-Pro car of Sanford's Casey Hawthorne. Stale Race ihree times, the Tangerine Invitational In March of 1989, Miller returned lo the driver's and an Incredible 43 of 52 races In 1979. He also seal, ru n n in g hls ow n ca r In N A S C A R 's set a new track qualifying record that remained Sportsman Series and also Ihe Comaro for Russell standing for five years. Racing. In 1981. Miller began racing 4-cyllnder mini" I think Curtis may have a real future In siocka at age 13. He won numerous times at New racing.'' said Parscll. "H e works hard and has hls Sm yrna Speedway and Orlando SprrdW orld and mind focused on where he wants to go.” was voted most Improved driver twice. In addition lo Charles Russel! others working After six years In the mini-stocks, Miller on the car this year for Russell Racing art John Jumped to the Limited, Late .Model dlvlsluu ojid,.M I (atnil lerew chief), Paul Miller (asslstunl crew ranked second In final rookie points. , . , chief! Michelle Miller. Curtis' wffe of two years In M a y o f 1 9 8 8 , h e f o o k f m i ,* d | ffrrt1 iij< d > w iJ b c . , tscurrri. Ju d l Russrll (scoier! To m Sells I z (pll-- > C on tln ua d from I B Legal Notices IN THB CIRCUIT COURT O F T H ( (I B M T I I N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR t IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA FRORATR DIVISION C A II N O .n II I CF IN RE, T M I l l M l I ELIZAR ETH F D A V IT • ik 's E L IZ A B E T H H E L E N DAVIS Ok h i H NO TIC EO F administration Th# •tfmlnlttrAlton #1 Dio n u l l ol E L IZ A R E T H F DAVIS. «/k/s E L IZ A R E TH H ELEN DAVIS N a w i FIN Nun'S*. I t 111 CF. It pontine In ISO Circuit Court lor Wmlnolo County. Fionas. Proboll D ili •Ion. tho oddrtw ol lotllctl II Port OtfKo So> "C ". tontord. Fionas t l l l l Tho i w w ond osarouot ol ttw Porttnol Roa rotonlollvo ond in* Ptrwnol Roprooonlotlvo't Ottornof or* m i forth boloo ALL IN T E R E S T E D PER SONS ARE N O TIFIED T H A T : AN portent on ohom mil Nolle* H tor tod oho h o t Ob lociiont Ihol choi tone* mo rood Ur ol thd Will. Iht susliticstian, ol Ih* Porttnol Roptownlollro. •onu*. or |uriidiclion *1 Hut Court or* roaulrod I* HU Iholr oblodiont with H ill Court W IT H IN TH E L A T E R O F THREE MONTHS A FTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST FURLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTER THE D ATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor* *1 Mi* dtcodonl or dtmondl otUI* on whom • ervy *1 " 0*1*0 K torrod ulHiln Mr** monihi a Hot m * dot* ol Mo Hrtl publnohon ol Nut none* mutl III* Iholr clolmt «IMi thlt Court W IT H IN TH E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS A FTER TH E O ATF OF THE FIRST P U R U CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY OATS A FTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THZM All om*r <reditor* ol Ih* docodml ond portont norm, clolmt or Oomondt Ofomtl Mo decedent t eiiele mutl In* moir clouni aim Nut court W ITHIN THREE MONTHS A FTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST P U R U CATION OF TH IS N O TIC I ALL CLAIMS DEM ANDS AND ORJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL RE FOREVER RAR R IO Tho tel* *r m* r.atl subtle* lien ol mit No*>co It Morch IL JONATHAN W DAVIS Ptrtonol Reprownlolirt AHorn*, l*r Portonol Reorrtanlei.ro TERRANCE H 01 TIM ER ESQ 0-»m*T A Wohletl P A Florid*dor rttoori UP Lteaout Plot* Pool oriu* Boa taiaoo Maitlond Florida Sf*s low iMTiuoom Pub'.th Morch II >1 IM l OEP III Q UnftBNWMy Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TN C CIRCUIT COUNT O f T M I I I JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY# FLORIDA C A ic NOi n m * C k F E D E R A L HOM E LO AN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. 0'itafo on whom a copy ef this notice It served within three memtht after Ihe dafo el the ttnl publication of Ihi* notice mutl file their claim* with Ihi* Court W .T H I N T H E L A T E R O F TH R E E MONTHS A FTE R TH E D A TE O f TH E FIR ST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR T Y DAYS A F T E R TH E D A TE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH E M All creditor* of the decedent and person* having claim* or demand* ageintl the decedent * estate must tile their claim* with thi* court W ITH IN TH R EE MONTHS A F T E R TH E OATE O F TH E FIR ST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE. A L L CLAIM S. DEM ANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date el Ihe first publico Hon el Ihi* Notice it March it, Iff} ROSEANNEM PRINCE llORiverbend Bird Longwood. Florida W770 B R IA N M O'CONNELL. ESQ Florida Bar Number 10*411 BOOSE. CASEY. CIKLIN. LUBITZo MAR TENS. M cBAN EB O'CONN ELL I I I North Flagler Drive. 11th Floor Wetl Palm Beech. Florida llaoi Telephone No 1*7) i l l 1000 Publish March II. n . l«V1 DEP 111 RICHARD ALVAREZ* ef el.. Defendant*. NO TIC EO F IA L E NOTICE l» H ER E B Y GIVEN pursuant te a Summary end Delayil J udgment el foreclosure dated February tft, IN I end entered fo Case Ne. fosasf CA ef ff»e Circuit Court of me Iam Judicial Circuit Mi and ter Semi nets County, Florida, wherein F E D E R A L HOM E LOAN M ORTGAGE CORPORATION l l Plaintiff, and RICHARO A L V A R E Z . D IA N A L ALVAREZ and CMUMAN COR PORATION are Defendant*. I will sell ft the highest end bail bidder ler cash at the west front deer el Ihe Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, at II « i o'clock a m on April I, If*}, Ihe following detcribed Summary and Default Judg Lat U CR YSTA L RIDGE, according to the plat thereof a* retarded In Plat Boob M page* H, 07 and M. Public Record* of Seminole County, F for Ida DAT C D ihi* > d day ef March. Iff! MAR YANNE MORSE Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court B Y : Jane EJaeewic A* Deputy Clerk Publish March •. It. Iff} DIP VI IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT IN T H E II O H T B I N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA F IL E MOi tie r* CP PROBAT I DIVISION IN R E; ESTATR OF JOHN DAVID M IN C E . Defeated NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration ol the e s ta te ef J O H N D A V ID P R I N C E , d e te s te d . F ile Number ft Oft CP. it 'pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida. Probate Divl nen the adtfreti of which It Ml N Peril Avenue. Sanford, F I M ill The name* and addroctet of ihe iptruaruil representative and the p e ria n a l r t p r e tenia live'I after .nor are u i A L L IN T E R E S T E D PER SONS A R T N O TIF IE D THAT nance u sewed who have eb Iaction* that challenge Ihe valid iff ef the will, foe gueiifKetiont ef the per tonal representative venue, o* |urisdutwi #1 this Court are tegutred fo hie foe*r eb|ecliani with ihi* Court W IT H IN TH E L A T E R OF TH R EE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY OATS A FTER IN I OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors at the decedent ana etna* pnien having claim* or demand* ag*m*| dtiadeni % IN TH E CIR CUIT COURT OP TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO, ti tle* CA O IV IIIO N U K VIC TOR IA MORTGAGE COMPANY Plemtilllil, P A U LO TIPPIN.etal. Oefondentl*!. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE U L C NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN pursuant le e F inel Judgment el foreclosure dated February M iff}, end entered In Caw No f i m e C A U K e« the Clrcutl Court el the E IG H T E E N TH Judicial Circuit in and for SEM I HOLE County. Florida wherem VICTORIA MORTGAGE COM PANY ii the Pliinfitf and PAUL D TIF F IN it Ihe Defendant.. I will1tell fo Ihe highest and 'best bidder for ce«h el Ihe West front door ef the SEMINOLE Count, Courthouse Sanford. Fforida e< •1 00 a m , on the tnd day of April. Iff}. Ihe following de rty as set forth In L O T I* . B L O C K H . SOMERSET NORTH SECTION A ACCOROING TO THE PLAT TH ER EO F AS RECOAOEO IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAGE S *t AND 04. P U BLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLOR IDA WITNESS M Y HAND and Ihe teal of fhi* court on tebruery H IWJ ISC A l l H O NO R API( M ARYANNf M O R lf Clerk ef the Circuit Court By Jane F Jatewtc Deputy Oort Publish March I it Iff* DEP ft V set-up/car preparation) and Calc Miller (pit set-up/cor preparation! Th e car Is run In Ihe FA S C A R (Florida Association of Slock Car Aulo Racing) Laic Model Division, which Is Ihe fastest slock cars lo be run at Orlando and New Smyrna. Th e engine must run east-iron cylinder heads with a limit or 358 cubic Inches. Th e car must have a 101-Inch wheel base and weigh at least 2800 pounds. Th e team will concentrate In the longer races (aver 50 laps) this year, running mostly the End of M onth C h a m p io n s h ip at New S m y rn a Speedway. . MlJJcr will also have a. big day May IGih when lie nm s hls Sportsman car ui Charlotte Motor Speedway. Th e event will be run In conjunction with the Winston All-Star race for llic NASCAR Winston Cup stnrs. It Is rumored that the Sportsman race will be Ihe firs! ever night race on a supersperd wuy. If f} ACC HARDWARE RACINO TEA M SCHEDULE March I. End el Month Championship (M laps) April IS. End ef Month Championship ISO lap*) June 17. End ef Month Championship ( sc laps) July 4* Independence 100(100 lap*) July }S. End ol Month Championship (SO lap*) Aug It. End el /Month Championship (Id taps) Sept. 1. Labor Day 1001100fops) Sept, h , End ef Month Championship (SO laps) Oct. J1, End ol Month Championship (SO lap*) Nov 7, Governors Cup }00 (100 laps) Nov U . Florida Cracker NO (WO laps).............. Legal Notices IN TH E CIR CUIT COURT OF TH E C IO H T E IN T H JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A IC NO. i *3 471 CA U O HONFED BANK, a federal savings bank. Plaintiff. M ICHAEL S LATHROP, a'k'a M IC H AELS LAHTROPend LAURIE LATH ROP. a/k/e LAU R IE C LATH ROP. n/k/e LAURIE C DIONNE living or deceased, ell unknown parties claiming by, through, under, or again*! the named Defendant* whoarenolknownfobeaiiveor deceased, whether said unknown partial claim a* heir*, devisees* grantees, assignees, lienor*, creditor*, trustee* or other claimanti. claiming against Michael S Lathrop, a/k/e Michael I Lahtrop end Laurie Lathrop. e/k/e Laurie C. Lathrop, n/L/e Laur le C Dionne. A N ITA LATHROP and STATE OF FLORIDA. D EP AR TM EN T OF H EALTH ANO R EH A BILITA TIVE SERVICES on behalf ef Anita Lathrop NOTICE OF ACTION TO LAURIE LATHROP a/k/a LAURIE C LATHROP. n/k/a LAURIE C DIONNE. <1 living and II dead, all unknown parlies claiming by, through, under, or against the named defendant, who I* not known lo te dead or alive, whether te»d unknown parlies claim a* heirs, devise**, gran lets, assignee*, lienor*, creditor*, trustee* or other claimant* claiming against L A U R IE L A T H R O P a'k/o LAURIE C LATHROP n k a LAURIE C DIONNE LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE lit West Alrperl tied Apt S Sanford. Florida 17771 YOU ARE N O TIF IE 0 that an action fo foretfote a mortgage On the IN teeing property fo Seminole County, F forida TH E SOUTH »» OF LO T Itf AND ALL OF LO T IN . M M LORD S FIRST ADD ITIO N TO CITRUS HEIGHTS. ACCORD ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS R E C O R D E O IN P L A T BOOK l PAGE 17, PUBLIC R ECO R D S OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA with all improw pur fononces thereto 'ha* teen tiled, against you end you are required fo w v e a copy ef your written defenses, it any, on JACK C M clLR O V . IS Q U IR E . ol M A G U IR E . VOORHIS A WELLS, P A . at torney* ter Plaintiff, whole address I* Pest Office Bee *11 Orlande Florida 17003 ond f.*e the ongfoat with foe clerk of Ihe above styled court on or before foe lam day of April iff} otherwise judgment may be entered against you ter foe relief demanded in the com plaint WITNESS my hong and seal of this court this ttfo day O* March. Iff} (SEA L) MARVANNk MORSE Clerk of foe Cue inI Court By Patricia F Heafo As Oeputy Cforfc Publish March IS } } }f A April k teej WeInterrupt Your Com m ercial to Bring You This Special Message: W hile you’re trying to zap the competition with your T V ad, viewers are zapping your commercial. People don’t fast forward, turn off or leave the room when they see your ad in the newspaper. New spaper advertising w orks. Contact our advertising department at 322-2611 for ratea and information. S a n fo rd H e ra ld OfP in i �Sanford Hsrsld, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March IS. 1W7 • S S People What all the flao? P urple M artin c o lo n y g ro w s in L o n g w o o d If D U O K AH TIMOUNO Harald Co respondent______________ Stella Oritt and Marty Colagrova Star of the Month Slrlla Oritt was named "Star of the Month" by President Marty Colegrove at the March Hireling of the Sanford Woman's Club. Oritt was cited lor her behind-the-scenes club work as well as community services.She has been a volunteer with the Central Florida Regional Hospital Auxiliary for yrars. Oritt and her late husband. Joe. donated the Magnolia Mall clock to Sanford. It Is a replica of the clock that her grandfather donated to the city years earlier which was a landmark at Park Avenue and First Street. Martha 8tavana, Oarry Harris, Polly Pazold Crafts show winners named Members of the Sanhird W oman's Club participated In craft competition ut the March meeting. All crafts entries were recycled from Items members had In their own homes. The contest was under the direction of Gall HillSmith, chairman of the club's Conservation Department. Winners were: Polly Przold. Best Overall Derry Harris. Most Creative Use of Materials: and Martha Stevens, Most- Original Use of Materials. LON Q W O OD - Th e Martins have some true friends In Longwood. But then the Martins are very consider­ ate neighbors. Th e y rise early, possessing a strong work ethic and help their neighbors. Th e y take special loving care of their young and are fine housekeepers. So. Just who are the Martins a nyw a y? T h e y are the Purple Martins, of course. No. they aren't the new people In town who wear a lot of lavender. The Purple Martin Is u small bird, a member of the swallow family, for those of you who ure not familiar with ornithology. l-ast year there were 161 nesting pairs or Purple Martins living In the Village on the Green retirement c o m m u n i t y In L o n g w o o d . Spokesman for the Purple Martin fanciers at Village on the Oreen. Pierce Bruce, said the community may lay claim to being the Purple Martin capital of Florida. "A n d we certainly have one of the largest colonies In the country. We think we may be the largest In Florida." Bruce said. Bruce and an Interested group of residents have erected and main­ tained twenty-four martin houses. Bruce, a member of the national Purple Martin Conservation Associ­ ation. has been a martin enthusiast for forty-five years. Alan Hovey. Ash King. Paul Troup. To m Booker and P te rc e B r u c e s h a re th e r e ­ sponsibilities of caring for the martin community. Bruce's group decided to use martin houses custom made from aluminum because of their durabili­ ty. "Th e y last years and years. You Just clean them out." The first Purple Martin liouses at Village on the Green were erected In 1087. The men assembled all of the houses themselves and have re­ cently added perches around the exterior of each house. Kacli of the martin houses has 18 ..jH-iwrFt?..MnUa to provide ,« c q « v . modallons for 432 purple martin families. After every nesting season. » « -----»■* S i i s- .. m----------. m ------------. rtWpM rtWtS Wy I WWfty ■WSCso1 Tom Brooker, Ashworth King, the houses must be taken down and cleaned out. The houses are pre­ pared for the arrival of the martin scouts In January by furnishing them with wood shavings treated with Sevln dust to prevent mites. "T h e Purple Martins have been here before the white man ever came to America but the Indians knew about them. They put up gourds around their villages and cut Holes In them and the Purple Martins would nest In them. The purpose of It was. they would chase the crows away from their com fields." Bruce says. "W hen the white man came, he saw what was going on and he pul up gourds too." Th is led to the development of more sophisticated housing, eventually Including aluminum houses. "T h e Purple Martin nests only In North America and they winter In southern Brazil." Bruce says. H r says that several hundred thousand b ir d s w ill g a th e r u n d e r the P o n tc h a rtra ln B rid g e between Louisiana and Alabam a before beginning their migratory flight across the G ull of Mexico toward fflFfr eventual destination In Brasil.-) The martins' human guardians Plate# Brucs and Bob Hathaway (I to r) display martin home. FIVE YEA R R EC O R D 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 1987 1988 1 PURPLE MARTIN COLONY Cfbph by Cheryl Smith Ths graph represents the the number of marlin houses, the number ol nests and ths young Hedged over a live-year period from 1087 through 1091 at Village on the Green. applying silicone to the pole. Unable occasionally have to protect the to slither up the (Mile and time on birds from vicious predators. This martins, the discouraged snakr had can lead to some Interesting In nnvutlons. W hen a m a ra u ding to llnd other n rry . This trick u Im i snake threatened the martin nezli. ' ' ’t M | O llit t t | u liT r lilillll(y .' the men solved the problem by UAee Martins, Pegs 7H •S . »• - e '» - I • • *" An ear for all G od’s children K e e p in g u p w ith the J o n e s e s a c h a lle n g e ■y LACY DOMIN By BOMB DIBTMCM Herald People Editor Herald Columnist________________________________ SA N FOH D — lie has watched the light ol understanding finally flood the fare of a convicted rop killer engrossed In reading his Bible. H r sanctioned the marriage between two mental hospital Inmates when he performed their wrddlng ceremony. Now. Bill Yost, retired chaplain for the state of Pennsylvania, o ffe rs so la ce t h r o u g h h is missionary work with the New Tribes Mission In Sanford. And he says he tosses a lot of horseshoes at the Sanford Senior Center. As a c h a p l a i n for Pennsylvania. Yost ministered to death row Inmatrs and mental hospital patients. "M y ministry was much like being (uulor of a local church, both rewarding and frustrating." Yost said. Yost served us pastor to 100 men on death row and 500 In prison lor life, lie said Ills work days could lie tough: It wasn't always eusy to offer solace to ranns with little or no ho|ir of tiering their situations. " I always hoped If the morning was depressslng. m y day would end on a high note." Yost said. Sometime-* It did. "One of m y death row Ininutes made a real profession for Christ. He was a hardened criminal on death row for killing a polk-e ofllrrr. He was hclllgerriil when I first began visits with film. W r w o u ld read s c rip tu re s and eventually he could see his lost condition. H r didn’t want to die that way. The Bible bniuglit new meaning." Yost said. Prior to ministering to crim i­ nals. Yost served as chaplain at the Prnnhurs! Center, a stair hospltul lor m rnlully III |ullcnls that la closed now. One Incident lie fondly re­ members Is the marriage tie performed there 15 years ugo lor tw o e m o tio n a lly d istu rb e d . MsnMMm* tv lossh w Bill and Janal Yoat outslda tha Naw Trtbaa Mission mildly retarded adults " T h r y 'r r still m u rrlrd ." s u ld Tribes Mission In whatever ca­ pacity he Is needed. Including as a carpenter, his avocation. Yost, surprised at first when som e p u i l r n i s In tro d u c e d Ihemsrlves. eventually became accustomed to the |iersoriallllra at Pcnnhurst "I've met God In a mental hospital I'atlrnls would say ‘I'm God. can't you see?'" Yost explained Yost, accompanied by Ills wife. Janet, now ministers lor Hie New He Is a crackerjark horseshoe pitcher, engaging In friendly com petition w ith some fine players at the Sanford Senior Center, he said. And anyone who thinks that pitching horseahors isn't as exciting as counseling liardened criminals Is Invited to the center any Tuesday m orn­ ing. Yost will tell you that It Is. he SAN FOR D — Keeping up with Ills Joneses can be quite a challenge. Especially If they are C.O. "D ick " Jones, his wife. Joyce, and their three lovelg daughters. And the occasion Is a glittering golden gala when the daughters honored their parents on their 50th wedding anniversary March 7 at Tlm aruan Country Club. Th e day after the event, party goers gave the evening a rave review. One commented. "What high class. That was some shlndlgt" Another said. ‘T h a t was the most elegant afTalr I have seen In years." A longtime friend qulp|ied. "Th e Joneses really put on the Kltz." And the glitz, too — Including an artistic melange of gold decorations right down In the glided leaves on the luscious three-llered cheese­ cake. Would Dick lie as anxious today to tie the knot with Joyce as h r was on Feb. 26. 11)42 when they exchanged vows at the Sanford home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams? "Q uick." he unswrrrd. And how about Joyce?" "Absolutely!" she affirmed. The winds of World War II were raging at the lime the couple exchanged their " I dot." Joyce was a senior ut Seminole High School when they were married before Dick departed with the U.S. Arm y Infantry to fight for Ills country. Site recalls how they met at a softball gurnr In Sanford. The romance began and h r told l-umnr Echols Joyce would become tils wife. It wasn't easy for the war bride to br left behind with two babies during the years. Eventually. "Jo n rs y " came marching home, but was in such a hurry that h r didn’t pick up the Bronze Star he was awarded In combat In the Asiatic-Pacific Theater. About a year ago.the couple’s daughter. Pamela Fllrgrr. discovered her father n rv rr received his Bm nzr Star. A research librarian In Huntsville. Ala.. Pam notified Sen. Ilow rll Hrflln who had the medal re issued. At the anniversary party. Leo Zrolu. a retired U.S. Navy captain, husband of Joyce's lifelong friend, the fonner Marjorie Newman, presented the surprise medal to Dick uitild rmultonal flurry. Hosts and lioslrsaes for the celrbratlon were Suzanne Jones McKenzie and her husband. Jim . Windermere. Pamela Jones Fllrger and her husband. Paul. Huntsville: and Robin Jones Wells, and lies husband. John. Lake Mary. Joyce received llir guests wearing a one-piece, long-sleeved, soil turquoise dress, fashioned along a tiered sllliouettr. A cluster of sequins and brllllanlvanchored the dellcutely draped neckline and slmulder. com plrnirnlrd with a corsage of yrlkiw rosebuds. t BOMB C#Mf letr b4 Bob Or *•« Joyce and Dick Jonas calabrals 50 years. About 120 guests. Including the Itonur guests' three grandchildren attended tlie festive event Upon entering the spacious country club. gitc<fl«. ahd their choice of golden citrus punch, collie, lea or an open bar. The white-skirted head table was (entered wiili a triangular arrangement of yellow Bowers accented with runners of grrenery and limit lilnn yellow flowers. Above the elaborately ap|Miintcd table was a banner reading "Happy Anniversary. Dick and Joyce." A cluster of I m IIinmis lied with large gold boars accented each side of llir Isinncr Individual tables were cenlrrrd with yellow flowers and gold foil confetti stamped with "5 0 " was sprinkled randomly. The deejay struck up the band and couples fuok to the dame floor before and after dining. A large tee sculpture, a heart lop|M-d with two lovebirds, highlighted the bullet arivke. G u e s t s DBa# Jsase. Pegs TB �aB S a n fo tiJ Mmald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday, March 15. 1992 G e t y o u r t ic k e t s to ‘A T a s t e o f S a n f o r d ’ It's spring mill "A Taste of Sanford" I ' in thcnlr. Wlmi tK'iicr way Is there to wr lullin' the spring season than try sampling foods from area resiaiit.mis and catering serv­ in g In .1 breezy atmosphere at the Sanliinl W oman's Club? Atul that's wind's In slorr for I'liiiiiosslelirs lit line tnoils on Mmeli 21. (m m 5 to H p.m.. at tIn- ehihliotise. 309 S. Oak Ave. tallies nl lomlx will lie set up from leslounutt* and eatcrers plus Huh mem tiers will provide i heir speclallles. In fart, Jean Mells, Ihe club's llrsl vice president III charge of i|ir~ event, will rook a venison mast I’m rims will pile their plates I mm long tallies filled with evening food, cafeteria style. Donat Urns aie $!>. adults, and $2.50* children, under 12. Tic k ­ ets are available at the door or .my w oman's club member. fo r Information, call Jeon Melts. 323-2093. C lub elect* olllcers President Marty Colcgrovc pre side d o v e r the Sa nford Woman's f lu b Mareli meeting w hen oil leers lor Ihr 1992-93 season were rlrried. They are Jean Metis, prcsldeni; Del.ores Lash. first vice president: Fran Morton, second vice president: Itoslla Jacobson, eortespoiidlng secretary; and chairmen ol the following de­ tainments: Audrey Koush, Arts: Oali Illll-Sm llli. Education: Faye Slier. Home Life: and Martha Vaneev. Pulille Affairs. “ The G litz" performs A group ol highly protesslunal singers, dlreeted and accom­ panied by Jean Melts, enter- H azel Ca sh. L a cy Fle m in g . Grace Park. Shirley Scrord. Em y Sokol and Betty Santiago. SANFO RD DORIS DIETRICH talnrd the Sanford W oman's Club at the March meeting. The singe rs sang ro n trm p o ra ry songs. |Kipular ballads, patriotlc tunes and m od rm music and moved right along lo the stirring finale: "F o r Women O nly." The charming singers brought Ih r audience lo lis feet for a much deserved standing ovation. Fo rm in g the chorus were: Tnw ana D ’Am ico. H ulh Ann Jam m al. Jeanette Padgett. Jo Anne Marsh and l.lnda Kolodzlk. The program wns under the direction of llic Arts Department with Viola Frank ns chairman. Libby |olnt club Libby Prevail was welcomed as a new member at the Sanford Woman's Club March meeting. It wns noted that she was a club memlier several yrnrs ago. In other club business, DcLores Lash announced the forth­ coming "Bunnies on Parade" fashion show will lie held April H at the clubhouse. More on this later. Derry llnrrts was chairman of hostesses who decorated Ih r rluh house In u St. Patrtek's Day ■nut If. Derry's husband, Fred, mndr most of Ihe table cen­ terpieces — shamrocks fastened to pipe stems In u recycled plaslle bottle vase. T h e c o m m lllc r In c lu d e d : ESO lo meet Julian Stcnstrom will address mrmbers of the Epsilon Sigma Omlcron. a reading society of ihe Florida Federation of Women's Club*, al the March IB meeting to be held al the home of Charlotte Sm llh.nt 10a.m. Co-hostesses arc: Florence Montforton and Hazel Cash. 1,000 q u llle rt gather Buslouds or q u ill fanciers poured Into the Sanford Civic Center March 6 and 7 for a quilt show staged by Central Florida Quitters G uild. According to Jean Musgrove, about 1.QOO patrons were on hand lo view over 100 colorful quills on dis­ play from throughout the south­ east. Ironic that It m ay seem, out of all the women wh displayed I heir lovely works of art, the Viewer's Choice award went lo a man. Klynshl Yamaqltanl, of S ta tc s o b ro . G « . Ills p riz e w in n in g q u ill was entitle d "W ave." . Jean said lie quills for a living In Statesboro. He brought other Hems that were not for display. Jean said. " I never saw such gorgeous things In m y life." She mentioned the guild re­ nted the rtvlc center about a year and one-half In advanre of the show. T h e quitters and luitron* love Sanford, she said. The y ran walk from the civic center to town lo shop and have lunrh, she added. Sun smllee on art Nothing could have been more perfect than last Sunday after­ HwsM PtWtM t? Toimiif Vlncsnl Viola Frank, Jaan Malta, Fran Mllchel and Audrey Roush (an lickela lor upcoming tasla treat. ‘Ths Glitz’: Malta, D'Amico, Jammal, Padgalt, Marsh and Kolodzlk. noon at the St. Johns River Arts Festival. Th e sun was beaming down on Ihe colorful arts and crafts In a spectacular selling a fte r ra in s h o w e rs seared spectators away on Saturday. S e v e ra l S a n fo rd a w a rd ­ winning artists at llirlr stations w e re : H r t t y r R e a g a n , Don Reagan. Faye Siler. Ashhv Jones and Tro y Ray. Observed taking In the sights at Ihe lovely show were CarTlr and Sam Greene who didn't See D ie tric h , Page 7B Vhen you’re in debt P a sto r ce le b ra te s fourth anniversary i/ o w m / n r \/ru i r h o o r l It seems I am receiving more anil more calls from panicked who have gonc in over their brad In credit debts. There are certain danger signs that give you good i lues lo let you know If you are using toil much cred­ it. For Installer, Indore you use a <m ill card. If you say In yourself ih r following slalcUH'tns then yuji p ro b a b ly, mold gel Inlo irouhle V ER Y y ii lc K L Y ! Com m on slatenirnlH llml rail gtvr you good danger sign clue* arc: "I'll pay nrxl month...." "A ll I have lo |>ay Is the "m inim um iimnunl "I'll have to dip Into savings lo pay lulls Just this ...... .. "I can count mi my 'overtime' lo pay Ihe lulls ' "I can always charge mv groceries and gasoline If I'm short of cash." "W h y can’t l saw any money?" "I don't even know how much I owe anymore..." If you can't p a y — • Slop all further crrdll purchases Pul away your n rd ll cards until you have reduced your current drill. • l lml mil who you owe ami how iiiucli you owe. List each co m p a n y . Ih r total lialanre owed, the dale of the niooili the (laymenl la due. the number ol payment* left, the umoiml paid rarli month. CONSUMER FO C U S V V z f’ H i ' k" * BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG '> r ; • Determine which credi­ tors should Ire paid first when you ran't manage lo pay them all. Do not Ignore Ihe lulls. Conluct your creditor. Nollfy your creditor before u bill or loan payment Is due. Stale w hy you can’l pay. your Intent lo pay. and when you will |lay. If possible, coni lour to mukr smaller hill regular payment*. • Cut your living expenses to a minimum. Reduce spen­ ding for clothing, recreation, entertainment, or oilier nonesacntlal Hem s. Reduce energy ronsumptln. Unless there ore very rld rrly people Inyour home, your family canmanugc without air con­ ditioning. II Is uncumfrolahle hut It can be done. Don't buy major purchases until you can gel nut of Ini hie. Obtain help from a Consumer C rrdll See D ebt, Page 7B New Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church plans Ihe fourth anniversary celebration of their pastor. Ihe Rev. Bobby John Flayer, and his family. T h e celebration will begin Marrh 10 with Ihe Zion Ho|>c Missionary Baptist Church, the Rev. E. Caffey, pastor In charge. Tuesday. March 17 wllh the Si. M atthew M issionary Baptist C h u r c h , th e R e v . A r t h u r G ra h a m , pastor In charge. Thursday. March IB. Macedonia M issionary UapH al C h u rc h . Mel Iron me. Friday, Marrh 20. the Greater Union Missionary Baptist Church.' DeLand, the Rev. Kenneth Lee. pastor. Sun­ day. March 22. annlvcrsury ob­ servance will begin with the 11 a .m . w o rs h ip s e rv ic e . T h e message or the morning wilt tie delivered by Ihe Rev. Israel Blake of T h o m a s v lllc . G a .. former Sanfordlle. Music will be presented by Ihe U C F gospel choir ul the 3 p.m. service. Th e Rev. D. Grooms. Titusville will deliver the anniversary message. M usic by the E te rn a l Love ensemble of Palm Bay and the latke Mary gospel choir. The com m unity Is Invited to worship at all of the services for Pastor Player anniversary cele­ bration 7:30 p.m. during the weekly services. Concert scheduled The Sanford Workshoji gos|>el choir will be presented In eon. cert on Sunday evening. March 22. at 7 p.m. at New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church. 10th SANFORD 9 MARVA HAWKINS p.m. service will have ax llirlr guest, former |uxlnr. Thelm a Shaw Young, delivering Ihe oflemoon message. The Mt. Olive A M E Church. Gainesville will be In charge. The New Belhel fami­ ly Invites Ihe com m unity in w orship. Mnzell Jo h n s o n Is chairperson and lint Rev. J .L . Bryant Is pastor. Youth forum hald Slreel and Hickory Avc. The Workshop choir under the direc­ tion of Vernon (Papa) Jones and Mary Llggon DeBose. will pres­ ent an evening of gospel and contemjioniry music. The spring concert w ill re vitalize your spiritual soul. Them e: "Prayer Changes Th in gs ." See you there. Glse Club to perform T h e Sem inole C o m m u n ity Boys Glee Club and the Rev. Arthur D. Sims, pastor uf the Fellowship Baptist Church. O r­ lando will be Ihe guests al the race relations celebratlun In worship at- the St. Paul Pre­ sbyterian Church. Orlando. 6225 Alhambra D rlvr. Kapiu Sigma Omega Chapter uf Alpha Kap|ia Alpha Sorority recently held a voulh forum. "Strengthening the lllaek Fami­ ly Through Its Youlli." Sorer Kathcryn Alexander presided .over Ihe forum. A special pres­ entation ol a preclumoilon lo S o ro r L u r le n c S w e e tin g . Itasllcus. Irem Sanlord's mayor Hrttyr Smith for Black History Month. Panelists for Ihe forum who gave some of the recl|»cs for strengthening the black family w e re : D r . J e a n F . J u n e s . Belhune Cooknmil College; Mrs Lorraine Olfer. Seminole County schools: Ms. Ann Kcfoc. Semi­ nole C om num lly College: At- A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS Kathleen Ahhy Si Moot nod Kenneth Henry Brown III ure iiiummiclng thru murrlngr today. The y were in.oiled Nov 23. 1991. 3 p.m .. ul St. Mary Magdalen Church. Altamonte Springs. Father Paul Henry ofllelutrd at the ceremony. 1h r Inldr is the daughter of Patrtrla J . Schloot "I Limgwood and Jan F. Schloot. Longwood. T h r bridegroom lx the son ol Mr. and Mr*. K rnnrth H. Itiiiwii.li ol lunigwood. Given In marriage by her brother. Kevin t'huile*. the Inldr chow for her vow* an Ivory silk •*j » ui gown Ih r gown li-ulurrd a s w m h ra it in i Mine and (iltixon girl long slrcvrs rm brlllshrd wflh Alt in on lace and brads. T h r xatln skirl was inlaid x*till |K-url treaded Alcnrolt la ir ax wax Ihe cathedral length train T h r Iruln held a magnlfli cm lalloii d Imw mid Under of Alrncon lure. Her In .idpln r. a i row it nl Alcnron lace with pratl and xr,|iim In.i,lx and a lovely |Miiif. held tier cathedral length vril She carrtrd a cascading Uiinpicl ul i liaiu|kigue n*ws. xtrpliauotta. Queen Anne x La t . hyhi Id fern and Illy ul thr vullry. Mcpli.uiir Mit'lanaluin served as matron of honor She wore a gown of violet faille wllh short i>t|trtrd xlecvcx a kryliole luck accrntrd with a m u in .mil -on.ill pcpliiin anil xiralght skirt She turned n Uioqotl ol l.lulms. Curia rose*, braille -mil Boston In n held together by u soil viulrt U iu IIIidi 'in.mix were Axhlry Wing. Tum m y Dryllllgei. sh rllry LlVrrtluls. Holly Puwrll. Susan Mine* 1-iiu.i tlohier and Trtcla Rupp. Their gowns anil lluwrrx were Idrnllcul tu Ih r llonin uileudaiMs Father nl the groom. Kciineih H Jr., served as liext mao tiiisniisiiirn werr Rick Brown. T im Ih iw , M.uk Dow, loin G i Ih ius . Detrk Llvemols. Mike Mi Ardle. Mikr Sawyer, Lance Abney and M lk r fSiw rlx Hear the Joy Tile Voters of Pizzazz will xjxmsor a “ Jo y Nighty" service on Saturday. March 21". ut 7 p.m. Th e service will be held ut Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church. 71(1 Orange Ave.. Sanford. Several choirs In und around the area will lie appearing on the program. Everyone Is Invltrd In all end! For further Information, please cnnlnrl Marvin Hendrrson m (407)330-7044. (Maria Hawkins la a StnlordHarald eotraapondanl covering Sanford naws. Phone: 322-5416.) NAACP Day observed Allen Chapel A M E Church will observe N AACP Day. today, ul the 11 a.m. service. The guest speaker for the morning will be (he Hcv, Marvin Davies, assis­ tant lo Senator Bob Graham. Marvin Davlrs has been a leader In Ihe Florida N A ACP movemenl for many years. Th e cunummlty Is Invlled lu hear and witness this Informative m rrllng. V e r t ic a ls With Display Shell • F R E E In home eallmates • Large selection to cl loose from • Prompt. Prfendly Service • Quality Workmanship • We Do Replacement Slats • Custom Valance* Families, friends gather Schloot, Brown are wed lorncy Ja m e s Sweeting. O r­ lando; Bruce Scoll. paralegal. Legal Aid: Robert Thom as. City of Sanford cily commissioner. T h e co m m itte e w ishes, lo lhank Ihe panelists and Ih r youth, parents and ro m m lltrr m e m b e rs: S o ro rs K a th c ry n A le x a n d e r, J u a n llu H a ro ld , M erlan Jo h n s o n , and B e lly Washington. New B rlh rl AM E Chureh will obsrrve Family and Friends Day today ai 11 a.m. Family and Friend* Day observance will see the New Bethel and friends, gather lo worship with jtastor J . L . B ry a n t d e liv e rin g t h r message of Ihe morning. The 4 F r e e For thefinest in vertical blinds and mini-blinds, call S A N F O R D V E R T IC A L S "A Beautiful New Direction For Windows" 750 Wylly Ave., Sanford (Wsxl la Sanford Irrlgxlkm) I <1 9 -| . Q A A 1 I [«»♦ ■ ■! 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This can In- done at your own pace...without a boss. Vou own your own business — we help you sel that up The investment is so I small, you’ll be am azed...less than 'ltki can pet you staried Who is doing this right now" Doctors Lawyers. Teachers. Dish Mashers. Engineers, Pi­ lots. Business Owners. Hairdressers. Printers Multi-Level Distributors. Chiropractors. Nurses. Law Enforcement Officers. Politicians. Janitors, Mill Workers, Insurance Sales­ men. CPA's., people lrom every walk of life' For free, no obligation, information...cull the phone number above and leave your name und address ut the end of Ihe message. We'll rush vour information to you. m �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. March 15. 1992 - TB Attack problem with mice humanely but at source HweM Fhele bf Temmy Vlnesnt Purple Martins at home In Longwood. Martins--------------Ills so ng In a ttra ct y o u n g m a rlins to Ills nesting stle. C Continued from Page SB Th e Purple Martina prefer n diet of bugs tind help to keep Inset;!' popu la IIons u rider coni m l. The marlin always feeds while on the wing. Kvrn during their a n n u a l m ig ra tio n to S outh America, they eat while they fly Instead of landing first. Martins arc powerful flyers and can soar six hundred feel h ig h. T h is luetic helps the martin avoid dangerous storms. These llltlr leathered Iravclers will often return In roosl In llie same location where they were hatched. If you would like lo host some Purple M a rlin fam ilies, I lie houses can l>r purchased from almost any hardware storr. llr u c r suggests placing the houses appmxlrntcly forty feet from any trees or buildings. T ills will allow the martins enough room lo make Iliclr customary The male martin also employs his aerial prowess to broadcast swooping landing from high In ihcalr. Purple Marlin ramiers are very dedicated people and possess a genuine alTretlon and rcs|»ret for these birds. The y suggest you make a "P u rp lr Marlin" drink and share their appreciation of llie bird Th e cocktail Is made of n splash of Sloe Gill and lllue Curacao, a shot of vodka, sours mix. and a splash of rnla and lemon-lime soda served over the racks. A ny bird dial has a drink unmrd after ll m ust In- worth watching, they say. laaw ttorj jo* Jan ^ Jom»j _____ f ** PM T w f in ij m i Ptbj ITbmt Ht |o m ISiHwSf!■>"■*OWW JCdReft lHf» fW Orftt tm MS ry IV » * , ! ry w o n " Prt N f Iff* P t lumtlTT d " u m h m l s l i w i aV(HS0| 0 ISliaf J M .f i-.. kNUlHI IfMlSirth Tstf rtaav __ t|WI "** Tr»aft CaptasH N JNptft _ _ [Prwc* VN ....._____ *xl!«!f Pn Starp^tj. TNwf Mvtl Sa H* K*j Tinr a* SNefct u lff liofftt OhAHM fH N S . FN f»M l]Frtpwrt>»wct^ | tOfS Ta*a« T«a aa», • ••life lusr Cmt lowom Mu*b« In LJfiL. IN Arp*. _______________ pn Maw w Jw fpwH* ’ Jrfatl*i_sa re t* rra* . . 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I Just don't believe In killing a rre a lu rr because I don't like die way ll looks. A N IM A L L O V E R IN D EN VER D E A R A N IM A L LO VE R i t respect and admire your com­ p a s s io n . A p ro f e s s io n a l exterm inator should he con­ s u lt e d . T h e r e are v a rio u s humane methods of gelling rid of mire but |M-rhups you should C'Continued from Page 6B Counseling Service Inpn-paring a rrallslle budget and re|>aymrnt plan, this la a W O N D E R FU L agency! T h e y have trained. n o n -Ju d g in e n lu l people tbal ra nh rlp you to get out of finan­ cial trouble. Ilcat of all — II doesn't cost you n r pennv for ll i r l r se rvlrcs ! T h r r l phone number In Seminole County Is 339-6111. D EAR ABBYt I need you to clear up a disagreement. I re­ cently met a very nice guy. On our first datr he took me to n movie. Tile movie was good and we had a nice I line. Afler die movie, he look me home. Now. here Is llie big question. Should my date walk m r to m y front door? Please don’t tel] me about women's lib: I am Jusl trying lo find oul what's proper ctlqucltr on a flrsl date. He feels II was nnl a big deal. However. I ain 27 years old and he Is Ihe first guy wiio did nol walk me to m y door. DEAR N E T T IE IN N.J. N ETTIE : It's proper etiquette lor a gentleman In walk a lady to her dixir on every datr. (Problsmt? Writ* to D«*r Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, eend e sell-eddretied, stamped envelope lo Dear Abby, P.0. Box 69440, Los Angelss, Calll. 90069. All correspondence la confidential.) |>crtod has expired. Don't I n misled by ads aimed al people with bad credit histories, judg­ ments, or bankrupt Icles. Pro­ mises lo "repair" or "rlean u p " a had credit history can almost never lie kept. MOVIELAND DRIVE-IN MWY 17 9? Ssi'ifoid t l 00 EACH B a r b a r a H ughea/O regg la Sem inole County E atenalon Home Econom ist HI. Pbonei ■^ J?2 l?l»» IHOWTWE U l HOOK BINGO 3 2 3 -2 5 0 0 , ext. BBSS. litch field You are entitled by law In correct any Inaccurate Informa­ tion that appears In ynur credit hurrau flic. If a creditor rejects your application because of negnilvc Informal Ion In your credit bureau report, It must Identify llie credit hurra Involved. Al your request, the credit hurruu must disclose the contents of your credit flic. If you net within th irty days of b rin g tu ru rd down, (here Is no rh argr for this servlet-. If tire n r g a llv c tn to rm n llnnlnctiidrd In your rr|Mir1 Is accurate, however, only lilt|Kissagr of tlm r can assure Its rem oval. Credit bureaus are |N-rml(tcd to report bankruptcies lor ten years and other nrgullvr Information for sevrn years. A re You C redit? U s in g Too W CmmhIv *Tim f -w *** i i k i t*i*-nij£ For 24-hour T V listings, see LEISUR E magazine ol Friday, Mar. 13. Cin*~M e 3 7 4 -0 1 1 } M nch T lirre Is nothing dial you (or anyone else) ran do to remove accurate Information Irani your credit file until d ir reporting Dietrich-------C Continued from Page SB miss a irlek. Faahlonscapa Spring Kasliionsea|M- Is sched­ uled April 2. from 11:30 a m . in 1:30 p in.. Ill Magnolia Mall on First Street. Sponsored by tile St. I.uctu Festival und Flrsl Slrerl Gallery, local models will show llie lutrst In sports, casiiul, business mid dress fashions from lads' Place and Forever Fash Ion. Lunch will lie served In a sidew alk cafe s e llin g w hlle liutmiis watch d ir p rrlty girls go by. For Information, call die First Street Gallery. 3 2 3 -0 17H. (Oorla Dietrich, retired Sanford Horald People editor, ia a Htrald co rre a p o n d a n l co ve rin g the Sanlonlarea. Phone: 322-4525.) Jones- "FASHIONSCAPE" -f A Unique Ftuhlon Show ToDcntfU ST. LVOA FESTIVAL 1/ FIRST SHEET GALLERY 11:30 AM •1:30 PM APRIL 2,1992 M agnolia Mall Historic Downtown Sanford {10 Includes Feslivo Box Lurtch/Prim Fashions from Lois’ Place and Forever Fashions For Tickets and Information Continued from Page BB 6 00 I 6 30 I 7 00 I 7 30 I 8 00 I 8 30 I 9 00 I 9:30 I 10 00 | 10 30 | 11:00 | 1130 la*. A D V IC E W h at Can Be Done to Im prove a B ad C red it H istory roo 1 7 30 |1 8 00 8 30 1 9 00 I VMffM Jl 1Cb ___1 | p O » IlNt______________ ]1»! w l N i l lClMH l Mo* M» i Prffrti Mtfraw _____ mm |p»* * vmSCvv "P, ----------- 4’ Hu # ______ |TYSh i Nii»> i "aartvs I WfiL _ ] h * hPMI OlHM_Kff UclavfhiM ItMIIfWHj jwt , V____ I ■ ■ _ __Awctf 0 ___ ClIcMi *»* jlffO Qrgewg] Mm ArMj_ m*4 t***!/** fawi.. ._ l» T * d _ B.pbSlChuir h i * " | I f B i \tk! i |IV Natl " ]D*»»w§* _ ft* Cenwilwj ICS, Ifrtt ftr,» Aepbtl CAssrc* jNjwUp J lKH IV H i J* y jfC «H a fy_______ " __ U N<f>g* jWNM StcM Ac*» IfMM Maa1 dpi OpM n+m HNtf 1 -" -' D ili 9» N N S Ca*Hfj TMAmMloot ••• iW?, Mepctvaaj Sahi " IIM iM!pm IHtgNL JM&cfiStt. IfcfMj jm Tmi| « m (iNf raNjatijunatfft Tfc#fwm CMWt»l •• < attack the problem at Its sourre. Find out why you have mice, and eliminate the source. Debt _ _ . “ir"._ _ _ .u _ .,r__ _ _ SUNDAY'S TELEVISION BMW D E A R A B B T i Please help me. My house Is full or mire, and I don't want to kill them. I have bought "hum ane" mousetraps and have caught several mice und takrn litem to Ihe park where I release Ihem, hut there are always more. I can't seem to get ahead. Anyway, I saw on advertise­ ment for a sonic sound device Ihnl doesn't hurt m ire hut makes them want to leave the arro. I can't seem lo locale one now that I need one. and thought maybe you would hrlp me. If there Is no other alternative. Is there somr way they ran be put to s lre p In a h um a ne manner? I wouldn't want to grt rid of them In an Inhumane manner. Plruse don't think I'm somr were served mounds id shrimp, sienmsliip round roasi, crudites and dips, a vurlrty id cana|ies. a variety id hot inns d 'o r u v r r s . e r a h -s lu f f r d m u s h r o o m s , q u ic h e s a n d cheeses among odirr drlrcluldr party fare, Dick was born al Hoour's Mill. Va.. and moved to Drlaind when he was 12. lie Is u gruduiitr ol Ik-lauid High School und Jolnrd the u ntie d se rvice s ut the iH-glnnlng of World War II. Aflrr die war. h r was rill ployed hv A th'iillr Coastline Itullruot! and retired us a conductor alter 32 years ol service. Today, lie likes lo liiinl. Ilsh. gardrn und rulsr Ills prized hibiscus lie Is also a talented guitarist und vocalist Joyce, who was Imimi In San­ ford. and Is u IIM 2 graduate ol Srm lnolr High School, has hern employed as a trlphonr operator ami III Insurance und rriall sales Stir Is a lllrlong ilirmtier ad die Flrsl IJnllrd Methodist ('hurt ll und enjoys needlework, trails and cooking Hut mosl ol all. she enjoys life. .Joyce has her own philosophy aUiul whul II lakes to make a 50 year marriage tick "Y o u have lo give und take," she said "and have a sense ol liuinoi " She adtlrd, "You have lo res|iert eaeli id her." T h r Jojirses will never lorgrl the rxe llrtn riil id llirlr golcieli wedding anniversary, " ll was a perlret, p rrlrcl day." Joyce saltl First Street Gallery 323-9178 Cmitt rm ttn «•***• $099 FAMILY DAY $099 • 3- SPECIAL • 2-PC. DINNER * 2 * * KIDS MEM 9 9 c Need Catering? Call l x c ’s For Y o ur Next Party or Social Evcn ll Choose Famous Recipe, Crispy Plus, or Roasted Chicken tommy chicken 1905 S . F re n c h A v c ., S A N F O R D • 323-3650 r "feed V <m 99 O for " ris-PC "familyI I BUCKET I 5 0 9 9 . iTv— s o iW ^ n o m i. I • 15 pieces of | * Lasfsa---2-"r^isr83s---s~r-J �■-VTV T iim IG m 89 - Banlotd Hatatd, Sanlord, Florida - Sunday, March 15. 1993 by Chic Young B L O N O I E ___________ MB Bu m STKAO. t KNOW __, is TBftoiric j___ - B y B ern Ice Bede Oeol T O U R B IR T H D A T M arch IB . 1002 A R IE S by Char It» M . Schuli CHARLIE BROWN'S 0 0 6 SEEMS KINP O F SAP... ~ 7 f~ WELL. I SUPPOSE HE M ISSES HIS O W N ER .. MAYBE YOU COULP 61VE HIM A T O .’ TO PLAY W ITH OR 5 0 M E TH IN 6 TO 1 C (March 2 1-April 1 Muhammad FR AN K AND ERNEST by Jim m y Johnson 4 Ritqua • Cotta as dta. I I BtrSsh, In tha 11 Ihaaottka 14 — Ctatta, IMS. 15 Rtpan IS Aitronomar Carl_ 17 Paid gotta. ia Maks* oat 20 Msnaga s — 21 In al opanIng In door Id Con*true! IB) 2fl CMckan — Don't look lo Lady Luck to resolve your material or social problems today. You're operat­ ing In a narrow channel, and only you can maintain control of your vessel at all times. T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) There's a DOSSt possibility today that you maj lay have frustrations on several fronts — simultaneously. Th e lenty areas are career, fami­ ly and valued relationships. D o n 't c re o le p ro b le m s for yourself. O E M IN I (May 21-June 20) ir you have lo lake care of a num ber of Important assign­ ments today, you'd be wise lo work w ilh some type or schedule or agenda. Unstructured efforts will be Ineffective. C AN C ER (June 2 1-July 22) D o n o t tre a t y o u r p riz e d possessions In a cavalier fashion today, because you could be courting a loss. When leaving your house or car. be sure lo secure (hem properly. L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 221 The linger of blame might be pointed at you today for Infractions you didn't commit. However, trying to prove your Innocence may be more trouble than It's worth. V IR O O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22| Life Is rough enough without having lo sllr up unnecessary waves. Unfortunately, however. Ihls m ay be an exercise you’ll em­ phasize today. L I B R A (Sept. 2 3 -O ct. 23) There's a possibility today that you might seek a scapegoat Tor an arrangement you had a hand In mismanaging. Passing the buck won't enhance your popu­ larity. SCORPIO |Oct 24-Nov. 22) If Bjr Ba rates Bodo Oool T O U R B IR T H D A T M arch IB , 1992 ARLO AND JANIS .* i . * ACROSS A f(uod friend la more valuable than precious mclal. Your chart ■hows In l he year ahead you m ig h t establish one or the warmest relationships you've ever ex perienced. PISCE S (Feb. 20-March 20) Instead of making things easy on yourself today, there's a possibil­ ity you'll find a way to make difficult tasks even harder. Use y o u r Imagination to do the opposite. 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Siam 80 D.aga 81 Actiasa Bttktar 81 BythoUma — — to 88 F ootba l coach — FartoflMas 88 Cititad 87 86, Roman rou're pcreclvctl by others ns icing too self-serving loduy. It could lamlsh your Image. You'll get what you go utter, but you could also pick up some tuiggngr you'd rather not tiear. B A O IT T A R IU B (Nov. 23-Dee. 21) T o be on the safe side today, do not speak ill of a mutual friend lo another jut). Unfortu­ nately, everything you nay might be repealed verbatim. C A P R IC O R N (Dee. 22 Ja n . IB) Don't gel Involved In veillures today that could. If they ? or else you might severely dis­ appoint a friend who holds you In high esteem. T h is Individual does not want to be taken for granted. G E M IN I (May 2 1 -June 20) P artnerships that produce m u t u a l benefits w ill h a ve excellent chances for success In t h e -y e a r ‘ ahead, o n ly ’ p a rity 'You'll beToY others today if you lie yourself ensures against failure. P U C M I F r b . 20-March 20) In In s te a d of t r y in g to c o p y your Involvements with others another's style. W hul works Tor today, be willing to make com­ that Individual won't play as promises and concessions, pro­ well on your stage. vided you hit a responsive chord. C A N C E R (June 21 -July 22) Oive and take must be a two- People appreciate hearing nice way street. Major changes are things said about themselves, ahead for Pisces In the coming but. bear In mind, they are able year. Send for Places' Astro- to discern between sincerity and Graph predictions today. Mall flattery. Don't uttrmpt to use the • I . 2 5 p l u s a l o n g , s e lf - latter. addressed. stamped envelope to L E O (J u ly 2 3 -A u g . 221 If Astro-Graph. c/o this newspaper. y o u 'r e p re s e n tly s p e n d in g P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland. OH beyond your means, kerp In 44101-3428. Ue sure to state mind there will eventually tic a day of reckoning. Hr sure your your zodiac sign. A R IE S (March 21-April IB) purchases are worth the painful Usually, you have good aesthetic payback. Judgment and taste, but today V IR O O I Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) these qualities could be dor­ Those you treat jiolUrly will m ant. Be careful you don't respond similarly toward you handle artistic endeavors In a today. Individuals to whom you garish manner. forget lo say plrnsc or thank-you orcllkely to be equally as rude. T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) Dc mindful of your behavior today. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You don't go as anticipated, strep you dow n financially. T h e y might rnd lip being worse-ease scenarios. A Q U A R IU S Wan. 20-Fcb. 19) You w ill be Judged by the company you kerp; unfortu­ nately. the pixir behavior of c o m p a n io n s c o u ld re fle c t n d v rrs c ly on y o u . lie very selerllve of your associations today. (0 1 9 9 2 . N EW S P A P ER E N ­ TER P R IS E ASSN. might have to deal with someone who will l>e Impotslble to please today. Don't let this Individual's Ingratitude sour you on the human race. SCORPIO |Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It •Is-ltesl not to attempt trrsoFlett a favor today from someone you only know socially and. In fact, not that well. T ills Individual could resent bring used. B A O IT T A R IUB INov. 23-Dec. 21) It's to your benefit today to drrss and conduct yourself In harmony with II kmc with whom y o u 'll be In v o lv e d . S e llin g yourself apart deliberately could lie unproductive. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 2 2 -Jsn. 191 Guard against the Inclination to follow the path of least resistance In your work or play today. If your efforts are un­ inspired. your results will be negligible. A Q U A R IU S Wan. 2DPeb. 19) Carefully check the credentials of I hose who arc handling situa­ tions for you today where there Is an rxpense Involved. A poor choice ruuld coat you money. (0 1 9 9 2 , N EW S P A P ER E N ­ TER P R IS E ASSN. by Sob Thovos B y PklllJp A ld s r In 1973 Hie European Bridge l-raguc organized Its first bien­ nis! Ju n io r Camp. Last year the ninth was held at Periendorf Pleach In the Swiss Alps. There were 164 participants, all under 26. from 20 countries. Esch day there were morning lectures, afternoon sports events and evening bridge tournaments. Everyone was encouraged to Itarincr someone of a dllTerr.it nationality. Today's hand was played In the First European Junior Pairs Championship, which preceded the camp proper. It was won by Tillm an Seidel and Alexander Wodntansky of Austria. Maybe South should have ratted lo four spades, which probably would tie beaten only ir the defenders took a club m il. T h rr c no lnnnp ran be defeated by a diamond trud os tong as East Is rarrfut lo play the three. not the jack, at trick one. Ilul West chose a heart. How should the hand he played'/ A l the table. South won Hie first trlrk In the dum m y and led a club lo Hie 10 and queen. However. Wrnl now switched to the diam ond tw o and Enst played Ih r Hirer. Drelairr run his clubs via u second (Incase. Hut when be played u spuilr lo dum m y's king. East won will. Ilie are and the defenders cashed three diamond tricks for one down. Th e right play Is lo win the first Irtek In lu n d and lead a spade to Ilie king Immedlnlrly. If II wins, dcclarrr switches to clubs, gelling Ills nine tricks b e fo re th e d e fe n d e rs ru n establish and run the diamonds. And If the sjiarir king loses. East's entry Is gone, and Ilie llmi club Dnrssr Is lakrn inlo (h r lu n d Ihal ra il. ii X hurl drelairr In dlumonds. NORTH ♦ *K. BA ♦JM WOT EAST • A it **•1 • J 10* 3 • Xi I • •13 V II1 1 1 •Kill ♦98 SOUTH •T VQJT • WI T S • a ism a Vulnerable. Neither Dealer West Saalb 1 NT 3 NT Sn) Pan Pan Pan Narttt 1• 1• Pan Eaal Pan Pan Pan Opening lead V 1 by Lsorurd Starr A N N IE *1 *0 - tOfeWte**""*•••• 9, H u n t 3M.SI ♦ x q » 11 a AW O tt, YtAH-.THli ■4 re V ek&ak WAR01CK5' HEART. •• �m HHBBm M NBHH Sanford Htrald, Sanford. Florida • Sunday. March IS, 1992 • Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OR T N I I I JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND ROR ftIM INOLtCOUNTY* RLOR I DA C A t IN O i 91111 CA 14 K BANC ONE MORTGAGE CORPORATION, ek.. Plaintiff. M EDWIN F. SHEETS, et ex. e! el. 111 East Colonial Drive. Suite 100 P O. Bea$2M27 Orlande. FL 17*12 0017 Attorney tor Personal Representative: ELROY J.O IER A CH IS) Cast Ceteniel Drive. Suite 100 Post Ottke Bee isidii Orlando. Florida SltSS *021 Telephone: <4021 S94 4941 Florida Bar Edits* Publish March IS. 71. 1991 PEP 149____________________ IN T N IC IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH E EIG H TEEN TH JUO ICIAL CIRCUIT SEMI N O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL OIVISION CASE NO. 91-419-D R d l B IN R E TH E M A R R IA O E O F : Garry L Mangrum Husband— Petitioner and Marcia D Mangrum Wife— Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION TO Marcia D Mangrum 12WN. Keowee St. Dayton. OH 4S4P4 YOU ARE H ER EB Y NOT I FIB D that on Action tor Die sotutton of Marriage has boon filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. If any. to It an Garry Mangrum. Pelltloner, whose address is S1S4 Idtobrook Ck f ill. Casselberry. FL S2191. an or before MARCH 21. 1901. and file the original with the clerk of this ceurt either betore tervke on Petitioner or imme diefeiy thereafter if you tail to de so. a default will be entered against you tor the SOUTHEAST BANK.N A . Crete Plaintiff. N EDWIN R. SHEETS, et el. Crete Defendant* NOTICE OR SALE NOTICE IS H ER EB Y OIVEN purwent to a Summary Final Judgment el torectoeure da fed Marti! t. ttet and entered In Cate No 91 2)1 CA 14 K ef fee Clctuit Court el the 11th Judicial Circuit In and tor Semlnofe County. R lerlda. wherein SOUTHEAST BANK. N A It Crete Plaintiff, and EDWIN R. S H E E T S . L O U IS E B . R. SHEETS. U N ITE D STATES OF AMERICA. H E IT E L JEW EL ERS. IN CO R PO R ATED and W O R LO P A IN T IN G A N D WALL COVERINO. INC are Crete Oetondantt. I will tell to cath et the weet front deer el the Seminal# County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, et 11:00 o'clock a m. on May 7. 1901. the to!towing described property at tef forth In told Summary Final Judgment el torectoture. to wtl: Lai X HERM ITS COVE el the Pubfk Recordt el Seminole County. Florida, et recorded In Plat Beet it. Page 12. Pvbfk Records el Seminole County. Florida. D ATEO March 2.1991. MARYANNS MORSE Clerk el the Circuit Court BY: JenoE. Jetewic At Deputy Clerk Publish: March!. IS. 1991 WITNESS my hand and the seal at this Caurt on FEBRU ARY 19.1991 MARYANNE MORSE As Clerk et the Caurt By Nancy R Winter As Deputy Clerk Publish February 21 A March i.g .ii. i9fi 0CO144 _____________ PEP-04 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CASE NO.t 91 I7WCA 14O SIDNEY RAY TRY2BIAK LYNNE ANN TRY2EIAK and DALE RICHARD TRYZBIAK. Plaintiffs. INVITATION TO BID Harry Pepper A Associates. Inc is soliciting quotes tor the City el Senlord. Wafer Recle motion Facility Expansion bid ding March IS. 1991 at t : » P M We encourage M BE/WBE participation In areas of utility piping, earthwork, landscaping, concrete work, masonry, root Ing. fencing, doors end window*, pointing, electrical, reinforcing steel, paving, and pumping NAZARIO PEREZ. NOTICE OF SALE Notice It given that pursuant to e I Inal ludgement dated February IS. 1991 In Cate Ne : 9t tret CA it G of the Circuit Court et the Eighteenth Judkial Circuit In and tor Semirwfe County. Florida In which Sidney Ray Trytbtak. Lynne Ann Tryibieh and Dale Richard Tryfbiah are the Plaintiffs and Naiarle Peroi It the Defendant. I will tell to the highest and best bidder tor cath at the West Front doer et the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, at II 00 A M an March 2*. 1992. the totlowing described property tot forth In the order at final ludgement: LOTS 12 and 14. BLOCK G. 1ST A O D IT IO N TO L A K E VIEW . LAKE MARY. FLOR IDA. according to the plat thereat at recorded in Plat Book 4. Page 71 el the Public Records ♦Of Berninafe County; Florida Dated March!. 1991 M ARYANNS MORSE CLERK OR THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Jane E. Jetewk D EP U TY C L E R K Publish March I. IS. 1991 DEP-fS IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT FOR IEM IN O L1 COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE OIVISION FRO Number 91141 CP IN RE: ESTA TE OF HERMAN R.VOGLER Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration of the estate el Herman R. Veg lor, d e c e a s e d . R ile N u m b e r 91 141 CP. It pending In the Circuit Ceurt ter Seminole County. Florida. Probate Dtvl tiers the address et which It SOI North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida S im The names and addresses el the personal ropre tentative end the personal rep reeentetlve't attorney are set j Interested partkipants should call (904) 114 1914 and ask tor estimating EQUAL O PPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Publish March IS. 1992 PEP 111____________________ LEGAL ADVERTISEM ENT BID9I/92 21 N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y OIVEN. that the City el Sanford. Florida will receive sealed bids up to 1:20 P M an Tuesday. April It. 1992 In the Purchasing Ottke. Room 141 tor 9 STORM W ATIR U TIL IT Y AND SOL ID WASTE EQ UIPM EN T LOAN AN bids art to be delivered or The City el Santori. Purchasing Ottke. 200 N Park Avenue. Senlord. Florida M ill. The sealed bids will be pubfkly opened later that same day et 1:00 P M In the City Com mission Chambers. Room Ilf. Santore City Hail Specfflcattons and the proper bid terms are available, at ltd cost. In the Purchasing Office. Room 141. 200 N Park Avenue. Senlord Florida. (401) SJ0S4I1 Facsimile or tetograpblr bids will net be acceptable. The City of Santord reserves the right to accept or refect any or ail bids, with or without cause, to waive technicalities or to accept the bid whkh In its ludgement best serves the infer estet the City* CITY O FS A N FO R O Walter ShearIn Purchasing Agent March 10.1901 Publish: March IX 1992 DEP 141 IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IO H T IIN T H JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 91 947? CA-140 CORAL GA BLESFEO ER A L SAVINGS A LOAN ASSOC IAT ION. a corporation eiistlng under the lews of the United Stales et Amerka. Plaintiff. VS ROSS W MORE IS and LAUBA A MORRIS, hit wife, and THE FIRST. F A . a Federal Assoc let ion. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned Meryenne Morse. Clerk of the Circuit Caurt et Seminole County. 91or Ida. will on March 11. 1991 at II M o'clock a m. at the West Front Deer et Seminole County Courthouse. Santord. F torIda. offer tor safe end sell et pubik outcry fe the highest end best bidder fer cash, the property '* a l i " T h t i i i h t i d p e r lOM t ARE N O TIFIEO THAT Alt persons on whom this notice It served who hove ob Hellene that challenge the valid •ty of the will, the guellfkatient el the personal representative, venue, or |urtedktien of this Court are required to file their oblectient with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF TH R EE MONTHS A FTER THE D ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTER THE OATC OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH EM All creditors el the decedent » having claims ■cedents estate an whom a copy el this neike Is served within throe months otter the dote at the first pubtkatien el this notice must file thek claims with this Court W IT H IN TH E L A T E R OF TH R EE MONTHS A FTER THE D ATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTER THE O ATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH E M All ether creditors oI the decadent end pereens having Let 12. C R Y S TA L LAK E ESTATES. According fe the plat thereat, as recorded in Piet Book 22 Pages 2 and 2. el the Pubik Records et Seminofe Countn. Florida tie Estate Circle Lose Mary. FL W U situate in Seminofe County, f lor fee pursuant fe the Final Judgment enfered »" a case pending in said Court the styw et whkh is indicated above WITNESS my harfe an# af fklei seel et safe Court Febrw ary 2* 1992 (COURT SEAL! Maryann# Morse CLERK OF T H ( CIRCUIT COURT By JenoE Jesewk Deputy Clerk Publish March A IL 1991 D IP to decedent t estate must fife thaw clatms with this court W ITHIN TH R EE MONTHS A FTER THE OATC OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE A LL CLAIM S. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date ol fht first pubi.ee tten el this Motko tt March II. 1991 Personal Rapresantative JuhnR Gwrerh CELEBRITY CIPHER IM M M m urn MMD. *o i h a • U I I I C m i M M U MB m i x I •x a » o r m CVTXRMU CNTMI RM T IT V V O I W I 1 , 1 l l l I R C f I I R f O i l R . K . C O I O V D T M . PREVIOUS SOLUTION. "Ma. I I can't Moa up W* awtd bi Via XrM Ian Mcond, Ih» thorn a a Sop " — (run Man i Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IO H TE IN T H JUDICIAL CIBCUIT IN AN O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOEIDA CASE NO.. 91471 CA ISO H O N F ED BANK, e federal savings bank. Plaintiff. IN TN IC IR C U IT C O U R T OP TH E EIG H TEE N TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AN O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 944919 CA II CEN TR AL NATIONAL BANK. Plaintiff. M ICHAEL S LATHROP. a/fc/a M ICHAEL S. LAHTROP and L A U R IE L A TH R O P . d/b/a LAURIE C. LATHROP. k/n/a LAURIE C. DIONNE living er deceased, all unknown parties claiming by. through, under, er against the named Defendants who are net known to be alive or deceased, whether said un known parties claim as heirs, devisees, gran fees, assignees. Ifeners. creditors, trustees or ether claimants, claim ing against Michael S La three, a/k/a Michael 1 Lahtrep and Laurie Lathrep. a/k/a Laurfe C. L a lh rtp . k/n/a Laurie C. Dionne. A N ITA LATHROP and S TA TE OF FLO R ID A. OE PA RTM ENT OF H E A LTH AND R EH A B ILITA TIVE SERVICES an behalf ef Anita Lathrep. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO: A N ITA LATHROP. If living and If dead, all unknown parties claiming by. through, under, or against the named defendants, wha are not known to be dead or alive, whether safe unknown parties claim as heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees or other claimants claiming against ANITA LATHROP LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE YOU ARE N O TIF IE D that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the toifewfeB property In Seminole County, Florida THE SOUTH is OF LOT 119 AND ALL OF LO T 110. M M LORD'S FIRST ADDITION TO CITRUS HEIGHTS. ACCORD ING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS R E C O R D E D IN P L A T BOOK 2. PAGE 17. PUBLIC RCCO RO S O F S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA Together with all Improvements end ap purtonances thereto you art required to serve e copy ef your written defenses. If any. on JACK C. M clL R O Y . C l Q U I R E , ef M A O U I R E . VOORHIS 4 WELLS. P A . at terneys tor Plaintiff, whose address Is Peel Office Bee 422. Orlande. Florida J im . and fife the original with the clerk ef the 2rd day ef April. 1991; relief the cam WITNESS my hand and seal ef Ihtt ceurt this 27th day ef February. 1991 (SEAL) Clerk ef the Circuit Court By : Heather Brunner As Deputy Clerk Publish; March 1.1 .1121.1992 D EP 19 ADV 8BTISEM EN T FORBIDS Sealed bfes will be received by t omlnaio Community College. 100 Wefeen Boulevard. Santord. F tor Ida 21771 (Owner) unfit 1 to PAA Local Time, on March 24. 1991 at the effka of A. J. Vivreck. Vke President ter Administration end Finance. Ream 0007A in Building " J " tor construction ef SEMINOLE C O M M U N IT Y C O L L E G E BOOKSTORE RENOVATION Bids will be opened publicly Immediately thereafter In the Beard ef Trustees Meeting Ream A IM In the Admintttra tten Building All mafer felt and equipment fu rn is h e d and a ll w erk perfermed shall be In ac cerdance w llti d ra w in g s , •pecifkatfens and other con tract documents pertaining thereto, whkh may be eaamlnod at elfke ef Regers. Levetock 4 F r I I I , In c .. .A rc h ite c t s Engineers. 141 Lincoln Avenue. Winter Perk. F torIda General Centracters may secure drawings and specitka liens trem Regers. Levetock 4 Frill. Inc., upen dxpostt ef SM to per set. with e limit el twe sets per Contractor Deposit will be relumed to Bidders who submit e bene fide bfe. upon return to Architect et drawings end •pecifKeifens in good condition within seven days after bfe dafe Additional sets are available to bidders at cast ef reproduction Subcontractors, materiel men end ether interested parties may ebtetn full er perlfel sets et drawings end tpectficotins by payment ef S IM per sheet ef drawings end t i l to per book of •pocifKotfens. casts ef whkh shoot, sheets er pages wanted Is responsibility qf purchaser A Bfe Bond property executed by Bidder and a qualified Sur ety* • Cashier's er Certified Check on any commercial bank Iscented in Florida, tor net less then live percent (» % ) ef amount et bfe payable to Owner, must accompany each bfe as a guarantee that Bidder will not withdrew from competition fer thirty IM ) days offer opening bids, end in event contract is awarded fe Bidder, he will, within fen (I t ) days thereetfer enter into contract end furnish Per mom Bend, toiling whKh he shell ferfeit d»pos*i as Itqui doted damages Bfe Band. Per fer manee Bend end Payment Bend must be secured tram an agency ef the Surety Company having an established place ef business mi Florida and be duly licensed fe conduct business Bfe Bend or check el ensue cessfut bidders will be reterfwd wifem huffy IM ) days offer tune et epowing et bfes Address each bfe fe tommefe Cemmsauty College. i « Wefeen Boulevard Santord. Florida 22771 A TTN A J VavrecS Vice President et Admmrstre tfen and F manee Mart each bfe ‘ Sealed Bfe fer Construction of SEM INOLE C O M M U N IT Y C O L L E G E BOOKSTORE RENOVATION " Owner reserves right to waive informalities m any bfe. to retect any er oil bids m s tole or m part, with pr without cause and/or to accept bfe which Owner considers is m tot best infer esI Drawings end spec ifnalfens will be issued only by me Architect and ail guesifena re<a five to bidding shall be dueefed to fee office Publish March 1.4 I I 1997 D IP 2 GEORGE F. CONNOR. JR.. U N IT E D S TA TE S OF AMERICA, and MARY LOUISE PEAKE. Defendants NOTICE OF SALS NOTICE Is hereby given that, pursuant fe a Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered In Case Ne M4919 C A M In the Circuit Ceurt ef Seminofe Comity. Flor fee. I will sell the property situate In Seminole County. FtorWa. described at: Begin IM feet South at the NW corner ef the SE fe et the SW fe of Section 24 Township II South. Rang* I t E ast, Semlnale County, Florida, run East 110 feet. South to toot. West 7M feet. North to feet to tho point of beginning. Loss tho West 21 feet TO GETHER with oil tho Im provomontt now or hereafter erected on tho property, and oil oasomonts. rights, appurfo nances, rents, royalties, miner al. oil ond got rights and profile. stock, ond oil fixtures now or hereafter a port of tho property. Including replacements and ad dit ions thereto at Pubik Safe, to the highest and best bidder tor cash, at the West front door of tho Seminofe County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida al I t * A M on the 2nd day of April. 1991 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of O r evil CeuM By: Jont E. Jetewic Deputy Clerk Publish: Morch 11 1 199) DEP 91 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AN O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Case No. 92417f DR 41 B IN RE TH E MARRIAGE OF JAM IE H L E I E R . Petitioner. VS JOHN J. LE IE R . III. Respondent NOTICE OF ACTION TH E STATE OF FLORIOA TO John J. Lefer, III c/e John J. Lefer 44# Mere Avenue Maitland. Flor Wa YOU ARE H EREBY NOT I FIE O that Jamie H. Lefer has fifed a Petition fer Dissolution of Marriage, and you are required to serve a copy ef your written ■*-*--------i. I, ----— ftw u wifffw it w y . vn it Julian. Jr . Esquire, attorney tor Petitioner, whose address Is P O Boa 4444. Sun Bonk Build Ing. Suit# 12. 2to West First Street. Sanford. F lo rid a . 21771 4444. on or before April 9. 199). ond fife tho original with tho Clerk of this Court either before tervke on Petitioners* offer, otherwise a default end ultimate Final Judgment will be relief demanded m the Petition You art hereby commanded fe appear of b temporary rtifef hearing m regards to the above referenced metier which has April 1. 1991 at 2 M P M at Laanna Lovett's office. General Master. 114 Hood Avenue. San lord. Florida 22721. WITNESS my hand and el tkial seal et this Court on March to. A. 0.1991 ISEALI MARYANNE MOR IE Cferfc of the Circuit Caurt Helen Stand.fer Dawutv Clerk Publish: March IX 22.19 A April 1 1991 DEP 114 COUNTY OF SEMINOLE NOTICE Legal Notices IHTMI M ^ U ourt OF T H I M T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR IEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLORIOA GENER AL JURISDICTION D IV II'O N CASE NO. 91 2491 CA MK TH E DIME SAVINGS BANK OF NEW YORK. FSB. Plaintiff. vs FORO CONSUMER FINANCE C O M P A N Y .IN C .tfa t, Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS GIVEN that pur tuant fe that certain Final Judgment, dated February 24. 1992. In Case Ne 91 2491 CA I4K. of the Circuit Ceurt of the life Judkial Circuit In and tor Semi nolo County. Florida. In whkh FORD CONSUMER FINANCE C O M P A N Y . IN C and M A R K H A M G L E N HOME OW NER’S ASSOCIATION. INC are the Defendant*. I will sell fe the highest and best bidder tor cash al the west front door of the Seminofe County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, at 1 l:#i o'clock A M . April 2. 1992. the tel lowing described property set forth In the Order of Final Lot 24. Markham Gfen. ac cording to the Plal thereof, os recorded In Plat Book 22. Pages 14 and 19. Public Records of Seminofe County, Florida D ATED . February 24 1992 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Court By: Jane C Jetewk Deputy Cferfc Publish March 4 IS. 1992 DEP St NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Notko Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 114 W. Orange It . . Altamonte Springs. FL 22714. Seminofe County, Florida, under the Fictitious Nome of EXECU TIV E M A N A G E M E N T 4 M ARKETING, end that I Intend fe register safe name with the Secretary of State. Tallahassee. Florida, in accordance with the provlsians ot tte Fictitious Nam# Statute. ToW lt: Section •41 Of. Florida Statutes 1917 Douglas MacDonefe Publish March IS. 1992 D EP 141 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIO US NAME S TA TU TE Notice is hereby given feel fee undersigned pursuant fe fee "Fktltfeus Name Act." Chapter •4109 Florida Statutes will rag •sfer wife fee Florida Depart men! ol State upon receipt ot proof of the pubik alien ot this notko. fee fktttteut nemo, fe wit SPRINT YELLOW PAGES and DIR ECTOR IE SAME RICA. INC under which we are engaged In business al 4fe Palm Springs Dr . Sfe 100. Altamonte Springs. FL 22201 Dated et St Louis. Missouri, this Ifedey el March 1992 SPRINT PUBLISHING* ADVERTISING. INC T.L Hurley. Secretary Publish March 11.1992 OEP 147 NOTICE TO M IN O R ITY 4 WOMEN'S SUBCONTRACTING BUSINESSES Lee Canstructfen Ca of San lard Invites Minority Sub contractors and Women owned Businesses to Submit Bfes on Santord Water Reclamation Fa ctllty Expansion FOER Prefect Ne CSI20M4120 Prefect will bfe on March 24 1992 and Includes Earthwork. Concrete. Masonry. Painting. Landscaping. Piping and other Ifeme Plans art ovoilobfe ot our otfko. 219 Elm Avo. Santord. F L (407) 272 1072 II you art o qualified Minority or Women's Business, pfease contact us fer assistance In preparing a bid Publish March IX IX 14 1992 OEP 127 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole SI— Financial _____ Svrvlct!______ Income Tex Prepered AS LOW AS S19.00 22) 7791 Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 t l — Monvy to Land PRIVATE PAflTY RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 14eonwevOwfmw---------Mr i tin* 140 A il-fc30P.il. MONDAY » n i FRXJAY CLO SED SATURDAY A SUNDAY 10 cooMCUtfv* I m M --------------s w u m , T eooM C uftw I f T M _______ I7 « 1 1Ini 3 ccnwcufhM I m M _______ I T i t l l r w R a ta art par I m i n , b w W an 3 Ikw ad ‘ 3 U na, Unlm um AVOID FORECLOSURE We can help you save your home t 072 2110 n NOME OWNERS NE E D CASH? Celt m i 4)0 9997 Good or Bad Credit. Fast Closing i Amerken Way Mtg . I l l B Park Ave. N . Winter Part. FL, Lk. Mtg Lender 43— Mortgages Bought a Sold NOW ACCEPT WO Fite* M o * •If JO c , » d w n r t far pram»t M rn w n S ch illing iraynduOaHarM M n r t M X lf M e M o f .n a M M n V a q r .C * * * * * '’ mu a* *aM. P»t orty lor day. your ad n r, tl m M>nrt Dm U • w o w o n lor I w w iw iits Cep, mull W o e a t o p M * trpoemphaf farm. -C e m w e V H * * n q r w h * , rreleW , CALM FOR M T O 'I Bill Bulkr L k ', M i, fifcr X 0 L « l m d Of. U n to ., CM (MM U » IM . 70— Lilting Sxrvlcx 31— PmonxU IS— Training 4 Education ADOPTIONS Free medkal care, transpor talfen. counseling, private doctor plus living expenses Bar *227111 Can Attorney John ALL NIGH T FANTASY VIDEO You con bo In your own video movie We provide 2 pretty actresses and equipment tor I t l ...................... Call 424 9701 D I S C R E E T c e n v e rta tla n 900 ISO 2210 S ) 91/m ln 900 774 004911 Ol/mtnOver 14 A U TO M A TIN G SALES AND M AR K ETING 10 20% In creases can be achieved Feb 09 Harvard Bus Review Free CensuHatienl Call 212 7009 NURSE ASSIST. Training 120 hour course Classes are held In Lang weed and Orange City. Day and evening available Contact American Rad Cross: 2294429 or 1400 271 2012. (This od mode possible w/funds _Jton^eYwrtj^Enfergr»se^2_^ 33— Lost a Found j y ^ H t a i t h t P itt L O S Tlt Female Oelmetian. REWARD Lost Lb Jessup Miller Rd In Santord 2*4 9142 LOST CAT white. Mack spots, block "beauty mark" next to mouth. Vkinlty Valencia and Plumose Pr 122 ftot LEARN HOW HERBS con help fee body heal Itself from aches, pams and Illnesses Send EASE TO B.O.C. Dept. B. P O Bob 244. Santord. FL )2iri4»44 3*— Inturanct 33— Spoclal Notlcai * * AUTOINSUMXCE * * PIP/PD F r o n t * Down Fair Insurance Sec. 222 7797 Support 4 medkal expenses paid. Coll AHyst Westan Slgmand 4 Natalia Sheshe 1WO 1204271 FL Bar I0749IIS 4 40794W2__________________ BCCOMIAN0TAIY For Details. 1000 422 4214 Florida Notary Assaciatten LOOKING FOB BtOLOOICAL PARENT. Mai# born May 22. 1914. St Vincent Hospltel. Jacksonville. FL Mother was 14 Her parents high school teacher/ceocti somewhere In Central Florida Her father died In lato lOWt er early feed's Any intormo! ion. call Jim collect (201)444 2099 or (201)444 2207_______________ I BAHAMAS V444N0O4. Round trip cruise Most Sen. can't get 111900. 244 1070 41— Comatary Crypt* t BUBIAL L O TI In Oak lawn Park Cemetery Reasonable! 4074441714. Anytime. 43— Lxaxl Sorvicta a BANKRUPTCY tram lit# a a a OIVORCE from 171 a a K. Newark I, Attorney. 440 TON 45— Travtl Opportunists TAKEACtUlU 2 NIGHT BAHAMAS trem S199 7 NIGH T Cerribeen tram 1299 1NIOMT A la * . I tor I CALL U P * I » » r m 37—Nur»try A Child Ci rt C M IID C A P I In m , Unlard homo Mon Frl. Infants wel coma Lunch/tnock. 220 2224 EXP. YOUNO MOM Newborn 4 up Mon Frl. and offer school. 2211111 otb tor Outs. FLA A TLAN TIC new has im modiato openings, coll today tor Information Dual 11led loving care, ages 4 wfct to 4 yrs HR140/F2I222I 2420 GRANDMOTHER will care tor Infant er toddler In my ham# whife mother works 2210000 LAKE MARY homo child core Nurse on stall All shifts Limited placement. Coll to day 1............................ 2241711 L IC E N S E D D A Y C A R E • SPEC IA LII 129 par week Ne registration tael 221 7421 24 NB, CbMdcero. special pre school program . I I yrs. exp Laftof T L C ......... 271 7797 33-ButllMlt Opportunity ASSEEKOX EXTENTAIKBENT TONIGHT The new pointiest, dent re movel system is new avail able starting at SS.991 Your Investment returned within 4# days I ________ 1424 7191711________ VBNOINO ROUTE Fer safe Earn a steady cath income 1 EM 224 2411 Legal Notice NOTICE Minority and women owned enterprises' bids being sought by Kabler C o n n e c te rs A Engineers Prefect ts City ot Senlord Wafer Reclamation Fa cillty Rid dafe Is March 2X 1992 Spectfk bids needed are paint Ing. grassing, landscaping, building trades, suppiwrs. tone Ing. paving, and electrical For more Information call (904) 33— Training ____ I Htttltlffl-------IS YOUR CbMd going to pest Ms gredoV School teacher tutor is fee answer 220414) tv msg. )/y 00N DEUVENT DRIVERS Ta 1700 weekly, plus benefits Training included, need dean MVR 1427 life. Agent 71— H tlpW inftd ADD TO TOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOW! CALL 2224419 or 22242)2 AssfsUiit CoortfiRit* Summer Yeutt Empfeymeof Program fer th. Disadvantaged Full ttmo/fer-ip 'vary 4 month position, coordi aHng your preparation and work pro gram In Seminofe County Bachelors or Masters Degree in field el Social Scfenco. experience working wife ado fescents. strong management and leadership eipenenco required Must be abfe to start immediate!* Apply to persen at the PIC otheti 212 S. Santord Ave., Santord. FL. Application available 1/14. cfeeing dele S/M/92-Equal Oppxrtomty Employer. ASSISTANT SHIPPER 12*4wfct • Tie A Tel few Ribbon* Around this snoot package' Great company! Plenty ef advancement Murryl AAA EM PLOYM ENT TttW. tltb St. 2I2-S174 eBO O KKEEPER# Large corporation Is looking lor top bookkeeping skills wife Lotus 12 21 You can start today I Fantastkpayt AAA EM PLOYM ENT m m .um u, wstrs CDl QUALIFIED OtrVEti Prater I years household goods experience Weasfey United is offering local and short haul positions Hourly plus 'mileage with great benefits Cad Ken. 100127 2224or 222422$ e COM PUTER# a PROGRAMMER# It you have experience in VM/VSE systems plus Data programming, wo have fee perfect spot fer you I 20K ♦ AAA EM PLOYM ENT 700W.ttNlSt.mSI7* CONSULTANT SAliS Seeking aggressive sales consultants interested in earning top I fer part time hours your ore# Build your own business ef your own pace selling elegant and affordable lingerie No experience or Investment required Must be II yrs or older end have a car and phone Will train Call i tee iooi ____ eC R ED IT ASSISTANT# Great piece fe work I Bask skills are fee key I Great benefits I Call now I AAA EM PLOYM ENT 700W. tltb SI. m 1174 e CR ED IT M A N A O I Be National company needs ym* expertise to fee credit dept now I Collection experience a big plotl Great pay and benefits I Its fer you! AAA EM PLOYM ENT mm. urnsi. its sit# Publish March I thru 24.1992 DEP 104 Mmnfe Allen or her heirs, assigns, transfers, assignees, or successors m interests ond tho unknown speusss of ell of tho A recent inspection of tho veefed the unoccupied structure Is unsafe. unsuitable tor ec cupency ond detrimental to the health, safety and welfare af the general pubik This structure is o health and lire hejerd duo to Inodoqualo m aintenance, dilapidation and abandonment Furthermore, the Seminole County Sheriffs Dept has toon titled this structure os o piece whero fecal drug users and dealers congregate tor the purpose of performing illegal activities Also, the property to Its present condition promotes feifertng and a piaco of refuge Lot #04. MIOWAY. Section 22. Township 19. Range 21. Plat Beak m . Page Ids. Pubik Records of Seminofe County. FL O il? Sipes Avq ) In accordance with Seminofe County Ordinance Number •0 is. the above men Honed structure is declared to be a pubik nuisance and must be demolished and removed from the property The demolition and removal of this skuefef must begin within thirty I Ml runety (M l days after receipt of this notice, or you may un Partake fee appeal process os outlined in Section Seven 17) ef County Ordinance Number W la In order tor you to toifew the appeal process, it will be necessary tor you to appear before the Beard et County Commissioners and present any relevant er material tacts or evidence as to why the ebove mentioned structure Should net be declared a public nuisance If you wish to appeal to the Beard Of Commissioners pfeose tot me know end I wilt request fee Beard to sot o time end dafe tor a hearing Failure to begin removal of Pus structure or lo iu e to op peal to fee Beard of Commit Honors w*few thirty (M l days after receipt of this notice may result in action being token by fee County to have this structure demolished end removed All tests incurred by fee County tor fee demolition and removal af fe*s structure will be assessed to you end may became a Iwn opemt» your property It you have any questwns rencertung fe*s metier please call Afeert Fiores at 2|t IIM. es tension 1471 Fubush March 4 I I M. 29 1992 OEP 74 CABPINTBY. MASONABY werk Free estimates Lisc'd CafttlftilM Accounting i Tax Sorvlco SviUing Cm trxcW x C PA * 0 , b u l l ' I , , . w o. n|,. Im IiW m v w keeping/payroll tervke Jobe OvWe«. CPA 2)1*27# TA X R E T U R N S . Car perele/Pertenel tt44 S2S. Id * Wf Z |$11404 Is m I. i* i»* 4 7227 a s in jUmodding e e NEW HOMES a e Sure# I9*« in Santord GCGOO1*40 Milfer. 222 4**4 Air CoflJittoflJng A H m Kr e WESSON AIR - CALXill40*1 Fer ail your A/Cneeds! NXW.XtMOOXLXMAIR ' NOMtt. OFFICII tT O tl! ANTtFM cu MtucTMl Nm /Cm i VO WM.COCTIT1 s Buy TteM 4 Beca^/Oedreetoed HOjjflfHIAtf ITT IMI Automnflv* M IN I U n «N M . w h M . |*,k <«r..lr*c,.l V I « . h n v u iiM f iw CLAMIC AUTOMOTIVE t a n k . O r Cl * . M * l > N » . AtC c r . l l l t , T r .n i ■ U U a M .O iM i.M i I #/<-,-/ BBM OOEL. Carpentry, decks, tern rm.. garages, cencreto 21yrs *799*« BM EM40ft 5 IT TF A I r L ,* IM O D S L. TA IN T f t N M l H | fl r i| C M (U t t H in AMI CAB repairs, pointing A ceramk Cwtcratx L a rv h e ip ln g CA F T AIN C O M M IT S . » * T * » •m i I M m Ovality Opm. AARON L A N O K A FIN O Cl>4 Its Irrigatien Total Laew Care Since 11 2049779 “ f g g jjg ■ L X C TX IC IA M . L k 4 M « U » f a r t . tek prk* It hi I f f _______ H13i£! N IX IT A X I X LIC TX IC M > t f ln .n iM iM nt u n ■^i2 t!2S 2 S !L2C 5j2ia2 S x* AaelUwc— KCB/U3EDRfPURBCU ADOITIONS. I tog. Free est. Res/Comm Fxncx TU R N S* TSN CS. All t trn fencing. Best tome to towel Freeest 222 4474/221 124ft __________ T C f 3 y Mxn i 1 F T J 6 S I v .i i » u U « m KnH. M i H M l Im . N i m n . 1 U rU H A N T T H IN O / S V S S T T N IN O I A Z free estimates Patof. carpentry, deers windows plumbing, electric, reels, piaster Dotteiif N4 24II Lawn Srvlc* DAN* ft MOWINO IVC Cu> trim A edge Fe«r Prices' Pbenecaltrefewd so* n i titi NIBNEST Q U A L ITY , lowest price! Guaranteed' Call The l e wnManl4>7e»0EM0 JAMES LAWN SVC.. SM avr Lew trim rfet Addftenal secs avail Free est 2214022 L A W N C A B S . Reasonable re tost Free est CeM Pre %t»g«eus lawwcere ftt) 171* S TIV E CIOFFI LAWN CARf Mew edge trim IN erg Add services **# Dfc*heeest Mjtonry SlftT AUmM. A CMtfMTSnt Quelttf/few Price L k Ben ded Insured Ceil I !*• MM l i sr ) mi l till >ilirs\ I I I I \ l hi \ I m *» / » /*#•/ Mmi 1 I 1 ( n i l DICK PINOLA’S PAINTINO. Quality werkf Inl/Ext. I k d A Insured Freeeslt 222S7TI M AJESTIC Pemtmq Quelitr work 2) yrs exp IS 00% fees tftww efbort. Freeotf 4QS M7) P E TTY 'S PAINTINO SERVICE Int/fxt Quality Guaranteed' Freeesl s Lu d m» tit 1117 / Party Strvlcxs DANCE MUSIC. Weddings A parties, etc Free est Cat! Reeky 22# 1244 (croon 4 OlAftftworfc ALUMINUM F * 0 , SttlO N AL ftc.fl . M i . pm* M W v m . e«c Ins oxer*. Wekemed II I 1724 Bend let IR U fo cro U rliU Typing S trv ift CUSTOM T ypmg/ Aqefcfcaepmgt OJ Enterprises M lB E life St. Santord 274 •471/2)2 7092 Sprinkltrs/lrfigAfion" I J t IRRIGATION 22 yrs exp Install/Fix systems Free est iR im t o d liN T M i Swimming Pool Sorvlco FOOL AND DSC* FAINTINO else wilt oean peek end wash ••ndew* C a U in e m Troo Sorvlco AR BO R IIIS CARE All ef erberMulture We dent •p«k# live trees' 1)1 ONI BUNYAN1 T R IE »VC Irm work, heuhng Free est. m sure# Fsrewuod 2)1 I4M 1% l u l l • 1% l u s s i / i r i l . H'2'2 ' J i i l l er* �10* - Sanford Harald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday. March 15. 1992 71-H elp Wanted APPUERSS14HR W.trRin Outdoor i*k . i M rk Camanaaami DELIVERY DRIVER Fu'Him* Apply in p*f ton JII9S OlRodO Av. K Mart PIRIR________ • D ELIV ER Y DRIVER# Local company nw di you to deliver their product locally Good been## Rll thal't needed* AAA EM PLO YM EN T iw w .t s t M t. m i i n • DISPATCHER TR A IN EE R •270 wk! Why not start your career herel Vow'll always bo tndomond Murry, cell now I AAA EM PLO YM EN T i m w . ism it, m i m OWENS (Over the reed ) Mutt bo I I yrt old. have I yrt over mo rood oap . COL ro Quirod Apply In PertOT: M U Morey Dr. OrUndo or colli ________ i u M w m i ________ DRIVERS NEEDED A G C A R R IE R S . 0 well established ontf prowing control F lor Ido botod com pony ot tor t you O Semi AnnwRl Pay Inc ror tot • Stop Off Pay O Unloodtng Pay • VocotionpRy OtAloty Bern* • Spout* Riding Program • Average T r ip ! ID c y l • Loto Model Convonttonal Troetort II you boro I yoort tractor traitor, OTR and tno« and ko oiportofHt plot a pood driving * record, call ________ I d M I l t l M ________ F E D E R A L LAW EN FO R CE­ M ENT, no e*parlance nocot ta ry A ll branches US Customs. DEA. act For Into coil n t m i n t ait. t u t tA M tP M . Idayt.___________ . FRONT O FFIC E* • ASSISTANT* Fun |obl Attitl in all aroatl Plenty ot variety to keep you happy I Will hire you now I AAA EM PLOYM ENT It t W .IS t b t f.n l t ilt Grad# Tractor, Dump Track loader Operator Ciott CDL Ik required E aportenco nocottary ___________1239m ___________ LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE Minimum 4 yrt E ■per loneo in High Quality Rotldentlal Wort* Reliable1 Referoncotl Good Driving Record I Own Tr a*tpor fatten A Te k I Only Very Knowiodgeabk Hard Worker Head Applyl Call W m t l li o r li W A M ._______ IPN NEEDED For buty tomlly practice ot tico Full timo CollKothy ___________tit a n t__________ • MANAOER TR A IN EE # Learn entire operation of bwtmott' EetentivO training program I Growing comapny I AAA EM PLOYM ENT IttW . titb it. I t ! H it MEDICAL CNA'S Full and part time I ) and I II thlttt Hurting homo ON parlance Retired Lc Health Caro, n t ftoo EO l a MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST a lt'% your chance to on|oy people* Rare tpotl Tram in medical 1Good opportunity I AAA EM PLOYM ENT n tw .ts tb s t, n s t t i t MOIIUTE CORP. Hat a limited number at opening# tor general produc tion workert Wt require o ktabie |ob hittory. high tchoot degree or oquiv . and ability to work in o tirong loam onvl ronmont ApptKatkane will bo leken Monday A Teetdoy tram 1AM II Noon Drug loti will bo required prior to employment tJtl Silver Lake Dr . Saatord ._______________ Offkt MjfUftf EXPERIENCED ONLY! N.gWt A weekend#. #alary I# negotiable Apply in Person, no phono calls! Village M arket, tf Geneva D r., Ovlede____________________ Answer phono# with a smile! Meet and greet clwnt# Bubbly personality win#* Hurry I AAA EM PLOYM ENT n t w tstb n . n s n i t POSITIONS NON Of EN In 4 Area# ot Cabinet Mtg Cap heiplwi Apply Immodi OtotytitCaMnt U R ._______ REAL ESTATE lAAE MARTI Io«n Fla# leader m Real fsiaio tor over *t year# m booming North Seminole Countyt (ntoy RbtOiutO best tra n.ng with one ot the Na twn • top Real I #'a»e Ogam lat.on# N« licen##t Wr li help' R IA L e s t a t e ONE *E v i s n) hoc and let# got bw#y |- REPRESENTATIVE f— Ord b, Jim H o n fl (Of IM . . . . . 1V f «R>mtml bam* bvltemf orgamioiion ottering salary plus (ommision liCOlioaf adveo<en»ent opportunities P*0l*t umt ing HI* A hospital insurance Must ha*o good par tonality tw willing and abk to respond to prospect inquiries Contort J*m Wetter Homes. Inc. left Hwv ft. DeUnd. FI 21719 i **o ar* 4M4 l o t • R ETA IL U L t f t e »7 hrl It you #n»oy working with tho public, ttu# company will hire now* I U<l traimngi AAA EMPLOYMENT t m w n ib s t .n s s t n U i»* 7 1 -H tlp W n U d K IT ’N* CARLYLE® by U r r y Wri*hl STYUSTWANTED I iO K M | tA T H . CM Ir.l H/A. K f porch W .lh tr/ d r.M , poo* u n mo i M ro ru For M l salon. E * p . com mission Busy shop in K Mart Plata. Santord H i D M Ttmparwr Hrt* 141—Home* lor Sale Full time for tho month at April Good wagot Lang haurtl Apply In portent Vaughans, t i l t W. St. Rd 44 1^ Isai T1DT MAID It hiring In Castekorry Good pay S days a ok. Phono A car a mutt______________ I P H44 •ANT MORE our or urtr A career position with plenty of room for advancement? Consider toiling life insurance for a company that's boon serving tho South for 100 years Lite ot Georgia will train you. give you a good starting Income, and help you mold a secure financial Mure tor you and your family II you art a man or woman over II and like to meet peopk. there may be a place tor you in our egency force Find out call ter an Interview with Fred Montesine. 109 W 1st St. Santord 0W3I41 EOE W ar«l»NS+Orif»f F T . Santord Mutt have clean FL drivers Ik ., good work record Call f t Men.-Frl. H I -4014____________________ • WAREHOUSE H ELPER * Keep products in order and assist with shipping I Desire to learn wins this one I H i^ryl AAA EM PLO YM EN T TMW.tmu, m m * YARD WORK................ IIM w bl e Free Sunshine e Great learning spot tor some one that wants to kam a tradel Hurry, call nowl AAA EM PLOYM ENT m W . tStbftl. t U llIk *1—Apartment*/ Houte to Slur* G E N E V A , com plete p rlv . Female 1 sm. child OK. Nonsmoker Avail >/l 144 MM LARGE HOUSE. I bdrm . 1 bath, house prlvkdges. USO plus it SANFORD - m ak will share home, prefer m ak tenant Full house prlv UOO/ma. 1/1 util .Hidsecurity » t A4II W ILL SHARE Deltona I bdrm ». M l I l/mgptus I /I util f3—Rooms for Rtn! JUST like heme I kitchen privileges, cabk TV. Long wood »ID/wh H I l i d P R IV A TE Long wood heme, tight kitchen privileges SAS/wk.SMdop 134 ISM RECESSION R U tT IR I Clean reams, kitchen, laundry, perch. From Ul/wk Includes rrNI., phene, cable TV W9433 SANFORD. Nke area. Ream w/Ml house prlv . pool 1300 mo l/Jotutll 3H-44S4_______ SANFORO. Kit . laundry prlv A cabk hookup Prlv home US wk. plus US dep H H H 4 SAN FO R O l lg bdrm w/private bath, house prlyf kges. Prakr male V i'm t er SJOO 'me plus SIM Pep 311*411 *7—Apartments Fumlthtd / Rtnt M M YO aO - I M rm . ,.c »IW il area ISO per week plus 1300 security Call» M R ________ APARTM ENT large I bdrm . furnished Water, sewer and garbage included tlM/mo plusU00deposit Ml 0141 CLEAN cottage efficiency. Suit obk ter I person No pets ________ Call M3 1979________ OELUXC Kitchenette apt., prlv bath entry, mkrpweve. util paid USim e ♦ dap 313 U i l FIV E RM. APT.. Part turn . hot water Historical Bldg Uo4 mo ♦ |ll>dap PetsMMIM SANFORD •Urge 1 bdrm. total privacy. Leaking ter the right smell family l tl00 per week pius S300deposit m IM# ONE BDRM.. I bath Garage apt. Nke area t i l l me Call SI Johns Realty Ca M l 4113 ONE BDRM.. lg apt. I bike tram downtown Util In eluded m a iltlv .m s g O S TE IN Large I bdrm opts He pets F ram 170 w* up plus deposit includes utilities _________Call 130 H I _________ O S T E I N I BDRM .. and I BDRM. apt fenced yd. avail abknpwl CaRMf l l t l ______ SANFORD. I Bdrm . partly turn flOO wk 1st week A Pep Util included M l 4W1_______ SANFORD Sin apartments tor rent. Spring Special I |f| A up a wt All utilities paid Call m ttlt. M3 4741 or 130 MM f t —A M rliM e tt Unturnlthed / Rent n o i aiMOOM. on «i m TT Ing. central lecoften |4tf me Broker M l t i l l es9 k r AJ H lb o iN LAKE. 1/1 vtMa Fpk . garage, fenced, peel A tennis U9i Ml S ille r ITS m i SECRCTARIA1 C * m »«U t O f* . Spntufd Typang M «t WPM compwtpr word port Ao#k *k*i<ai Salary cemm«#*ra«e with oapo*toneo Sene resume or deliver in person to Par are Services toe . I l l W IstSt #141 Unlord f t IJ7M S E C U R IT Y P a r t tim e weekend# Altamonte iiconso p t b r t w m U tte r J t l B V • SHOP MACHINIST# Put you* knowledge k work* Bufy shop ho# kt| ot orders k keep you happy I No lay oft#I AAA EM PLOYM ENT R t W .| W H I ,m i t H STTIIST Needed Fell or Pari Time n is n i M 1 If >1 sit u in kSl IVN IX Ml M 1SI\ II STENSTROM REALTY, INC. HOME OF TH E DAY f t —Apartments Unfurnished/ Rent VTOtOAIli I f NTS I I I t k . L « k Of I k . If Ilk MOVE IN NOW AND TAKE A ROMANTIC CRUISE TO THE BAHAMAS e New construe tion e Fully equipped family •lied kitchens e Swimming pool e C l u b h a w s a • Professional maintenance • After school children's and leprechaun's activities NO B L A R N E Y H E RE I C e ll T e r r y , y o u r c r u is e directorl......Cedar ' O'Creek'' Apts . M4 4334 24M Hartwell Ave (corner of lith) KATIES LANOINO efficiency, new paint, etc Utilities and canoe use free. No pets 1310/me M I S470. anytime LAKE JE N N IE APARTM ENTS Roomy one bedroom opts Free water, free gas First months rent only 199 _________CaW M IdiU_________ LAKE MARY. I bdrm . Prlvek. AC. na pets. 1190 e month Includes util 1131397________ LAROE I bdrm w/screened porch Good area 1300/mo. 1100deposit M l >914_________ LO. V I. CHA. wesh/dryer hook up. hardwood fleers IRO! S Perk A vo 1411 me M1I9I9 MAI IBEE'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm. IMS me >bdrm.U9Smeendud 3234470 M Y S TER Y R E N T SPECIALS! I and 1 bdrms . poet, laundry. Ry wk or month Fum. or unfum M3 MM_____________ NEAR Dawnlawn i/l nke area off st parking Most util MO wk 1110sac M l M94/MI ell? NICE large 1 bdrm 1 bath, central M/A. wesher/dryer hook ups. 1431/me plus securl ty Hell Realty. M31774 SANFORO. I bdrm t both, wpshor/dryor, MIS mo *UoNod Beaky, IUOOI9 ' S A N F O R O . O N E B D R M .. oarage apt. In qukt area No Pets 1300 mo w - m e _______ SANFORD. Port Ave > bdrm . central H/A. carpet, mini blinds t i l l plus dap H I 1113 STUDIO A P T., utilities turn , sec requtrod. 190 wk. 130 1197 leave message______________ WE LL Make Yea A Deal you can't refuse Choose Geneve Gardens Apts today 1M I 1090 I A t BEDROOM opt! SMS A up month Ret No po+S Dap MI 3341er 1719044 I RORM D UPLEX A P T. U9S per menth. 1300 security de posit Cell 114 9044___________ S199mmSp#cial Casselberry, single story. E Btromoty qukt. studios and t bdrms lots at storage I Call kedeyll eSMFTI 101— H o u m Furnl»h*d/R*nt COTTAQE 1 bdrm . must sae to appreciate I 1300 security. 1st month rant U I0 Prefer non smoker M l 4013 f o r R EN T. Cottage. I/l. Sfft oency furnished IP S mo tioosoc Co»i M4 m e 103— H o u m s Unftimltlwd / Rmt C A II E L R I R T . I M m “ both, family rm. fireplace UA/m o. AHameote. f bdrm I b e lb . sbed. tS7S/m t; Saokard. > bdrm I bath I car garage.lUA/mo M eant GROVE VIEW V IL LA G E . Lake M a r y B l v d . . 1 / t . •»• Grevewood Av 1091 menth. deposit 1304701_____________ HOMIS F0C KMT 1 to abdrms . U 0011130 ma Peeples Realty. 130 ft 14 LAKE MARY lg > bdrm > bath, t m m ft camptetety Hod Contra! H/A. lg park U0A/mo U e at 134 1 Alma, than coil M I 0991 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rant M A T ,A IR M IADOW 1 I bdrm 2 bath villa Lakefront. appii ances. pool Lease/purchase avaiiabk UOQ/me Ml M U PAOLA AREA. 1 bdrm 1 bath. CHA. USO me MM sec M llt U e r 9 U M 7 I9 II R EN T OR LEASE OPTION. Santord. I/J. 1 car. tplc No qualifying! M l 9101 hr. msg. R EN T W/OPTION TO Bey 4 a Owner holds mtg . 1% down W IN T E R S P R IN G S good lo c a tio n A v a il 4/S MSH19aoi tv. msg._________ SANFORD 1 or 4 bdrm. I bath Spacious, ckan. fenced yard, nke neighborhood lUl/m o plus security M3 4i01________ SANFORO. I BEDROOM. 2 bath, eat in kit., peal, fenced yd 1171 ma 330 11971v Msg U N F O R D 1103 Grove, nke 3 bdrm. w/porch, appliances. carpet.Mll/mall3 44l7t30 U N F O R D . 4 bdrm . 3 bath. > story HitterkeI home. Perk Ave llM m e 7019144________ U N F O R D 1 BEDROOM. I«» both. Clean, trees. AC/Heet. MM plus dep No pets MI-40M U N F O R D U . Mery. 1/1. large fenced back yard, avail April 1st U M m a.de p M l W il S BEDROOM. 1 bath On 1 acres at land in Enkrprfsa Caentry living U00 ma Call after 7PM SI4 3910 105— DupltxTrlpttx/ Rtnt DUPLEX U r Rent, close U Lk Mary Blvd/II 91 1st me 4 sm. sac. Avail Immediately Fenced yd Heat AC M l M il tv. msg., will return call. LO 1/1 DUPLEX. Near H S . sern parch, qukt cut de sac. pats MM ma includes water. garbage, moint 409-M77 SPACIOUS D U P LE X !. 2 bdrm . I bath Qukt. u r n porches Yard Malt incl 1MMI1 • XTR A NICE l/> villa near country club Equipped kit. 4 utility rm 1 paddk fans 4 morel .................. |70 000 • OPEN TODAY I I PM We must be crety U otter brand new V I lor 179.900 From Santord Avenue east an 21th s t. kft an Bay See Signs a F A N TA S TIC ID YLLW ILO C 31. Lika new w/many liras equipped kit. bktst bar, foyer, family rm . more 191.000 • SUPER I STORY end unit 1/1 Lk Mery condo In upscaled area Two master Bdrm suites 4 more M7.300 eUPORADED 4 DECORATED 1/}. open plan, light 4 bright Private court yard Xtresl Pool, knots 174 900 OOUTSTANOINO I/l In ell adult Lk Alary area Security gak. pool. spa. clubhouse New everything US.000 • B E A U T IF U L ! ACRES only 1 miles west ot I 4 Big hom*# in same area Horses OK Call tor ink 119.400 321- 2720 IUS Park Or.. U n k rd M l W. Lake Mary B!.. Lk Mary •Ia0«r nth Tur* ■ i i -} V -------S M I U II s i t u i« • k S i •v\ is L I \\ | \ I \ | | STENSTROM REALTY, INC. S**c t / W*nt LONOWOOD/LK. AAARY area. 1.000 1.300 sq ft. with ar without A/C offices Starting 1331 McIntosh Point. Ml HOP SANFORO 1.110. 1.131.1.I0B Squoro loot ovollobk I Call Ml 7004 117— Commercial ______ WmtaU______ IA N ,O K D. x w Airport 1000 eq ft office btdg Ampk parking and handicap faclll ties UOO/mo Coil M> 0007 "luh-ofFict Spact/Rtnf BRANONEWOFFICE BLDG •04 sq ft N 1.004 sq 7t OC IXONINOt Move k Special 130/me CALL U e kerd Ml 090 U N F O R D , finished space. I SM •q f t . plus open space. 719 ondlAOlsq ft M l 7004 M ake Paradise Your Address/ St. Croix Apartment! 733 Secret H arbor Ln.. Lake Mery AffORDARlI MOMfV BY OWNER. S bdrm . 2 bath 2 car garage. In Hidden Lake. U.000 below appraisal Call N E E D A HOUSE? • Down Paymeat a Problem? • Sett E mpkyeed • Pr oblem 7 a Credit a Problem? CALL 227-9499________ LFUIllNf PR0PI W ltf' • BO NDM ONET. ?.9%e FR E E O O V T ASSISTANCE FHA AS LOW A l ! \ VA AS LOW ASIly% HOME Of TNI DAT • 1/1 O A R O E N V IL L A . In Hidden Lake Spacious end unit. Patio w/spa. glass greenhouse Eat In kit U9.900 • A SS U M E NO Q U A L IF Y . Unique floor plan w open beamed ceilings Loaded w lire# Greet area it? wo a SANFORO SPLIT 1/1. Far the country Igver who wants k be close to everything Priced r lk U9.900 • 1/1 H A N D Y M A N Special. Good are a a l Sanford Equipped kit Close Ubusline Mardwoodflaers M l 000 • OLOER 1/1 an 1/4 ACRE. Lott at potential with some T lC O e ta c h e d g a r a g e and workshop Just 144.900 U n k rd Area Hemes • 1/1 • Fpk. new paint and carpet, kneed yard 139.900 • 1/1 aa l/S acre. C/H/A. M9.900 • Seniand 1/1 new paint. A/C. root f ty acre, kneed 114.900 • In The Coentry I Home an aver iy acre, heavily treed. U1.900 • 1/1. appl. new paint, carpet, kneed yd. carport. 144.900 •1/Hy split plan, appliances, garage, kneed yard. MS-900 • Assume Me Qualifies! • U n k rd PI. cathedral cell, kneed, garage U9.900 •I/l an l/J acre! Fenced, cul de sac. dead end street U4.900 Lake Hamey/St. John's River Over 1,400 sq ft custom built, aver t acre heavily treed 4 a K r porch’pool, guest house on Lk Homey.... 1121.000 PLUS.. Mayfair Caentry Cleb New brick custom 3/2 split plan, scr porch w/spa. 1/3 treed acres, kneed 1119.900 Lk. Mary. Lass Than U P t On •1/1 renavekd. new carpet, point, appl. fenced. M9.900 DELTONA home an I acre, u r parch, carport. U3.900 ra in a BI th vMitriRi PBiiFinnis I BDRM.. kitchen appliances, wesher/dryer. scr perch llM /m o .lM Id e p 133 U X t BDRM. I Beth condo, now c a rp e t, w o s h tr/ d ry o r. 1421/m o . I yr ?•• E Airport >1 laniard »G I M> f 194 t BDRM-. 1 both. 1004 sq ft . sem perch, wash/dryer Pool lacwiH. tennis 1471 me 1300 dep I I I 119 ltW Eves OSRORM i J i 4 'f.4 BATEMAN REALTY NEAR 1-4 S acres, established Fern Farm business with 4/1. pool, plus Orange City water Was IM4.000 now 1199.000 . Handymen’s nightmare! 4/1. owner financing 119.900 Loom Purchose 2/1 block. 124.900Owner holding 3214755.......... 3112257 Bond Monty Anilibit 7.9% Call Janet Mansfield Days. 332 1124 Eves, t i l 7171 AA Carnes. Inc. ABUT OWE[II 1.000's at properties All types, areas, prices Call for FREE LIST Orlando, t i l free. 1100 t U 1999 BYOWNCR I bdrm I bath, lg kneed backyard, carport, screened Pw**h Ravenna Pk area MO.OOO as Is. buyer pays cks Ing 904 109 0170 after Ipm II\l I HI \l n FIRST TIM E HOME BUY ER/RBTIREE? Don't miss this immaewiak I bdrm dollhouse an 1/4 acre with aatra 1/4 acre k tl Ready k move Inl Nke neighborhood and convenient k everything! Bright and sunny with lots at trees end very prlvek It won f last long •U4.400 For details ceM: Oert Parker. ORI in iin / iu t u s x m The Prudential Florida Realty Independently l~ STOP THROWING YOUR U AWAY tE R TTO O W N A BRAND NEW HOME • Bad Credit • No Credit • No M oney# NOPROBLEM CALL The Prudential Ofr .Florida Realty N M T TO SIU. T0UX HOME? I am look ing for nke homes to match with buyers Coll Bob GrtfOfj, REALTOR (447)114-S4Mor I3 IIIM *0PER HOUSE* By Motivekd Owner Near Lk. Monroe. 4/2k . New carpet, all amenities Must see k epprectak 2300 eq ft. SII9.000 OPEN H O U S I M U t Sen IM3B. 2nd St. 44*1111 * *0fERHOUSE* * OPEN Sender 1-4 914 Llqhtheeso Cave U n k rd Place Just reduced, must seal 3/2 spilt. Mava In condition. 141.900 Daniel A WoMwonder Realty 1119444______________ Ross Ul+Cwiw Fifiznciiii I IS.000 down. 3/2 an I wooded acre Split plan, fireplace, 1.900 sq f t . super meskr sulk! Reduced to .......1144.900 Hid4«n UU-Prkt4 To $•(! 1 bdrm 2 bath w/huge back yard! Only 144.000 Law down 4 \ interest I Call Cbrts Orewn Today I Venture One Prepertks 774-9400 IORCWOOD SALE/0PTI0R 3 bdrm 2 bath with efficiency apt. Fireplace, lg. oaks, assume 1%. Ufl/ma Little or na qualifying First HO 000 down takes HI Musi sell I Call M l 1970ar 224 MO! REAL ESTATE 0RE/REYES WAYSIOE ORIVC 39 acres with 2 older homes Beautiful treed land 2 homes occupied Value In the land! Reduced to 1139.900 Call Elsi# tor mkt Eve#. 3114799 LAKE MARY, near new City Hall 130X111 fronting on Wilbur 10 lots, part cammer dal Begin your investment in Lake Mary Call Elsk Spivey, eve#. 1314399 NO Q U A L IF Y IN G . Great 1 bdrm It# bath condo Univer slty of Central Florida area Great for the college crowd Low low down I Please call Elsie, eve 1.333 4399 DO NOT REAO THIS AD Best buy I AAerkham Woods area. large I acre let 2.7M living area Only 1144.900 Read on and call Elsie Spivey tor Into! Eve#. 332 4399 R E TIR E AND PLAY here in the Forest in Lk Mary Super 2 bdrm 2 bath, family room 1 2 X 2 ! s c re e n e d p o rc h w/automatic shutters 144.100 Call Eisk. eve# 333 4399 SARF0RD Walk k Pinecrest Element# ry 2 bdrm . large fenced ya rd. Clean and SherpI Fmenacing of your choice Reduced k 111.900 HO R E A L TY , H49M4 STAIRS PROPERTY M AN AGEM ENT A R E ALTY M l 221 7322/122AS79 $1 DOWN FOR VETS A little more tor others Brand new 3 bedroom 2 bath homes with 2 car garages U47 total monthly payments Call now. otter limited I Universal Realty. M l 2334 1**— Commercial Prop«rty/S*l* L A K f FRONT p r K m l m l ot flee sulk. 170 sq f t . 4 offices, w a llin g a ra a . stora ge. bathroom Longwood. 139 0041 SEMINOLE 3 churches, all OK for other commercial uses Real Estate One 423 3)00 153—AcreageLoli/Sale BUILD T0UI DREAM HOME C l ZONINO I40XIS0 wooded lot in fantastic Lake Mary, just off the boukverd Near the Lk. Mary Post Office H49.999 Call E ltk tor info E ve #. 332 4399 We have lets starting at 19.000 People s Realty, 1309134 ENTERPRISE wooded 4 acres on Lakashore Dr Lk. Monroe access H09 000 w Malkiewskl, Realtor m 7993 O C A LA N A T* L F O R E S T . Weeded kts I U.9S0 each, no money down! 171 41 monthly • 1100 992 SOU________ O ELTONA E*C9lknt area and location Lg kt with trees Over 2.300 sq ft living area Inkrcom country kitchen, screened porch Call Elsk Spivey E ve4.331 4399 Zoned county A I Already split into 2 building sites Close to town B E T T E R HURRYt Priced to Mil at 133 M0 NORTHRIDOE Long wood pool home w'treditianel flair. 4 bdrm 1 bath Owners trens ferred Priced k sell HU.900 Call Sharon/Elsie Evas. 340 9299/in 439f - • -------- - RBOUCBDI Ttmecuens best buy I Corpar ak aened and ready k r occupancy Over 1.400 sq ft . u r pool. 4 bdrm 3*i baths 1194.194 Call Sharon, ova #. 140 4319 ASSUME NO Q U A LIFY 1 bdrm 1 bath town heme near UCF Lg corner lot A lovely home k r single or couple Call tor appl today I 144.900 Eva #. 940 4319 323-3200 7 1/7 ACRES CAUXART REALTY 377 7411 155— Condom inium ! Co-Op /Salt ■ Y OWNER Norm iM . VIII**. 2/3. downstairs, appliances included Paof/tennis Bargain altos M0 419 1043aves 157—Mobile Homei / Sale LAKE M A R Y /U N FO R D >) bdrm 11X40 Remodeled Modern! Owner financing 11900 down M X interest Can move Reduced k anly U9M . 4290994 SANFORO 1 bdrm 1 bath 11X40 New floor and wM daws UlOOODO 111 9741 U V E U l l NEW 1991 MOMESI WHY PAY R ETA IL? 14X79. S9.9M. N X 79. Iltd M M l 1799 J i m Walter Homes Build* \bur Heme Sooner With NO MONEY DOWN O M AYFA IR M EADOW ! 1/1. Assume without qualifying with 17900 dawn Lots of Matures you ll like U* too • SUPER HOMESITE an 3 kts southwest of Sanford Al utilities U sik Now R ^ e r •i *" 121— Condominium Rtnlals m am nereatkrs pkese. HOME FOR SALE. Santord area H U M per month In kreskdf Call 113 SE9S Gov'I Repet/Atsume No Quai Ify Names I Semlnok. Orange. Volusia. Lake Counties 323-5774 322-2420 INSTANT FIXED-RATE 321-2720 1141 Park Or . U n k rd M l W Lake Mary B i. Lk. Mary •I* Oar nth Yur* Jm M N < It e m . K te i • arm tenp RRd RteVI*. H W . YR lw 4 .N .* M M R M N | M ln t e tw w fl < ■RW NO MONEY DOWN ID pmpteiy OMtef* YYhte • mom. mm nxEOHATE teteCT* rout W te . m M iN te m fm V M M te n d M There's Something For Everyone at Country Lake Affordable 1 ,2 A 3 Bedroom Apts. In Beautiful Lake Mary 141— Homtt for Salt UM/MONTH INCOMEI > bdrm home -w ith l *bdrm *pt~ Fenced O NLY MO.10011 PINECREST. wed kept 2 bdrm home, large corner lot. w/trees, central H/A. rec roam Price Reduced* US. 100 O IN IV A I I DAM. I Hm. I month security Available Now 11191 me U9 SMI_______ LONOWOOD. Furn . 1 bdrm . I bath, all appl Qukt adult community 1149 IM Ml? ONE BDRM.. turn. AC. Co t 1H - W a r t h o u M 141— Homts for Salt 322- 2420 107— Mobil* Hom *« / R«nt Port Ave. Moblli Pb. H 1 IM I I BDRM. I BATH BeardaII Ave. 1330 per menth plus security Fenced yd M3 4111 141— Homes for Sale GOV'T FORECLOSURES kANK REPO'S ASSUME NO O UALIFY Look What’s Happening A t S t Croix Apartm ents SAUS Intn I carp oepanding kiaily PT F t demonstrator# Enyironm ental/Educatian predw ett Cpmm | -per t burws cp* k O M N M i n 131— Condominium Rentals______ ASK ABO UT OUR SPRING SPECIAL Am M W Ham n mm buAd on l*w popariy kom Ve p o m d up to aKncd arm maga it comptowm M l buRd tm u W w k d no d s b ona #ut • K N c o t pkM *>u M ua a9k*a to Mop WOT krrnh al or pad c# Wa m d e ywaaad and save So i you wan to bu«d on yo* p u p a * suonar to* to ana C# our SBtoopaopto In mod cases knanong q p u k • wOhm 4A hours amaaad o# days or waeaq a q a s d by many owam And. aWan Jen Waaw • you kukto you cot krgei about wa aM tom l paymam of pores and cteamg coats N e w ly Rem odeled O n e & 'IV o B e d ro o m s N o w A va ila b le ! Enjoy a quiet lake front atmosphere. Exciting volleyball, tennis and pool activities. COUNTRY LAKE APARTMENTS 330-5204 I W « ■ » e r » « W W » 1 . t > IVY I 1 • > M te f k t o M . m U jtu , u tom m k m m n m m r m . m « o. m i w w m buRd — R V . c o m p l e t io n ALLOWANCE al w> to UOOO tmwtl tm pwrcfwae of aeme ot ( m *. u k N M •yskam ale A Jen Wane* f jp*a you deiaas For caOT paymam made to Wa kma you to puchtie one of o u homos. * e l otkr you an addianal credo of i l k of We amoOTl pa«] aqrwr down paywmk or talal J im Q m/Ubt H O M E S ri* •e - ^ r tMRj* V r r o u u u v * 'e m m-w BaoCf «a#9 CM# fBQPao ausJ C a ll TW I F ra # 1-G O O -4 G2 -5 6 3 7 (ASK FOR EXY. 60) k k e N e k # er «wa m **a* N*e come* Opot 7Beys • Wee* Weeeend Homs - &el44 U -4 PM U ' P U D ELANO, F L H v y .M E M l (1 I/l MUM Earl el DeLen*) 2«»t IniMnAlkmM tpeedtee, Blvd »PM O R L A N D O , FT, AMO W. CoLonW Drfm (H»v. 10 W ) O CALA. F L LUO NW 1 « « Ara. (OR V I M . C m . Rm I ) 321 7 3 0 3 AZdSorr H C R C B M N n o canann NCtaaeo 1C*4«S4 r n n o u v a 7*q <o«d*m wv wvaama �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday. March 15# 1992 * 111 157— Mobile Homes / Sole 181— Appliances / Furniture SPRING SPECIALS • F R ID O ID A IR E CR O W N Heavy duly wether for tale, good rood,lion S4l3X>021J_ FU TO N AND FRAM E Twin (ch ain f l i t Full I lo w teat) 1144 Quean (*ota) 12*4 Futon Factory. 323 *00) 2400 W Airport Bl. Sanford Sanford A rt* Mobile H&mf Com mun i l y R EP O T*4S Kaufmen 4 Broad » X M . 3 W rm 3 bafh split, Gorgeous horn*' 11 1% intef *»*• only 11,0ft down »a * Qualified buyer |30 fOO 24X22, Jbdrm 1441 M A N A T E E lb*tt» MX40 2bdrm I MOO hood Broker, H I 1140/til j m i W I D O M O B IL E S A LO TS f Buy, M il. H r . m o w You name It, we do II! *24 04** 163— W aterfron t Property / Sale C A N A L F R O N T tU IL D IN O L O T ON L A K E H A ftN tY t US 000 l» f m t avallitol#* VtM uf# On# Prop#rllft. C h m Brown 774 »«00 145— PupIt x for Sale S A N F O R D D U P L E X I bdrm each Good neighborhood 1)4 900 will finance 124 H44 181— Appliances / Furniture • A N T IQ U E CH U R C H PEW. 10 H all Pina H00 ov trad* tor antique* 344 m 2 • B E A U T Y R I S T firm twin mattress in "like new" cendi lion Sacrifice, to ) 3)1 M i l • B E V E L E D M IR R O R . 3 M< Ilona w/Mefher at Paart M W X 4 T ‘ H ITS 321 3212 • B IO C H A IR , O varttulfad button 4 lu<fc "T u b ‘ chair Oald tolar Upholstery food Mutt m o la appreciate! 125 m i n t la. m sg______________ B J'S R ES A LE Buy and Sail fur ml ura A collectibles For Mia. doll toiletiion 2134 S Park Pf Call 322 2444_____ BRASS B E D Quran » ortho matt re i t tat 'Still In bo» Colt HOOP Sail for 1)00 g » 4111 • C A P TA IN S B E D Complete M l 121322 2244______________ • COUCH. iT* corded failure, tend beige, good cond . needs tome tpo tt cleaned 120 Evening* >31 4341 D A Y B ED Whitt Iron 4 brats w/crttiopedk malfreste* 4 pap up trundle Still in bo* Colt MOO Sell 1300 124 4141 D IN E T T E S E T . full bed to»a c h e it ol d r i t a r i . watoer dryer, detk Price* negotiable 131 M22__________ D O U B L E BOX tprtng Mattress Set* Over 20 U Pick 141 a tat LARRY*SM ART H I4HI • F IS H T A N K B a a u tltu t cut tom 'built Paid 1400. very nbca condition A tiling H W a / a t c e w r lt t 3211014 F R AN K A LO R I'S Thrift Shop 2102 S French JJ0 2I2* Opp. Golden Lamb Rett, 4 wood bate with mild giatt thade f t t m o w ________ • M IR R O R Decorator Sun burtt Go>d 44- In d a 140 323 t i l l ______________________ • SOFA low teal and w«ne rark coffee fable, alt or part 140 offer 323 4041 or M eat aO FW .W hS f • S TO V E . Electric. Very good condition S20 321 3032___ • TR A S H C O M P A C TO R , Kelinaior. Portable or built In almond black Only 121 Call 321 4W>_________________ • W E S T E R N S T Y L E LAM P. Bull horn, Imported bronre a nd r e a l h o rn ( b l a c k ) , w beige shade M utt tee it unique MO 144 4144___________ 3 P IE C E L IV IN O RM S E T, lo w tea I, tola and chair Uted 1 month. Cream back round with blue ttripet and floral Very pretty 11*00 Call 334 >041 183— Television/ Radio / Stereo • COLOR TV . IW U K « / remote Older model, very good condition, n o O B O >14 0444______________________ 185— Computers IB M Compatible lellw are and instruction for home but' nett B eil pr ice* f Game* to M r tout __________Call 321 3244_________ 187— Sportin g G oods 2 1 1 -C a rs o R E A G L E M IX D O G S 3 female 1 spayed, I young Parted tor children! V E R Y L O V IN G Call morning only I Atk far Mary 222 4441 • C R A F T S U P P LIE S boa toll fo r S i 00 m o s t *11II in package* 1X1211____________ O C A S T E R B U N N Y Wreath paitrl color for door* or home 1 1 2 ___ ____________ ))|4f47 FOR YOUR F U L L E R BRU1H PR O DUCTS call independent distributor 223 4744______ a G AM E T A B L E with 4 chair* Solid wood by Henry Link S100 _ _ 323 m ? • G A R D E N E R S planter boa Heavy duty metal 4' X S* Raised bottom, doored for drainage Good for backyard g a r d e n , n u r s e r y or greenhouse IM O B O I D 4020 N A N C Y H ACK You have won 2 fret' ticket* to a Litchfield Cinemas movie! Please pick up your ticket* at The Sanford Herald within 7day* _______ C o n y iu la H o m l • OAK P A N E L IN G used S3 Good condition 3)3 0441 POOL# 34 fl above ground, w pump Ficellenf condition! 1X)0 ( will M il deck 1)23 l i f t R A IN S O F T Water treatment t y t . (Reg 14347 231 Now 12.000 or 11710. with lifetime warranty E N C Y C L O P E D IA . B rtta n n ica . com plete tel ( Reg 1) 3001 Now 11000 ALSO F U R N IT U R E Moving Must Sell!_________________ 372 3121 • S T E R E O Tape rad«s record player (need* needle) You will need help to move M0 3220422 ____________________ W ASH ER /D R YER S340 for pair, used 4 month* Lawn me wee, 1300 372 4141__________ 11 F T , Sea King aluminum fen beat with IMP Eska motor, 1400. *44 Teme moped I3V3 Both e*c condition 321 Itft TAKE Ur PAYMENTS * P U B L IC A U T O A U C TIO N * E V E H Y T U E * A F R I 2 24 PM D A Y T O N A A U T O A U C TIO N Hwy. ft# Daytona Beach __________444 211 t i l l _________ C H IN E S E SHAR P E I P UP P IES born Dec tlth .S D l _________ Call 330 4424_________ CHOW PUPS A K C , Parent*on ipremiMt, good with kldt IV) HOP_______ 2)4 2242 209— Wearing Apparel • L O V E L Y , L O V E L Y Formal d r e t il Lavender Sire S B r id tim a ld rp ro m d re tt Worn 1 time! Ruftlod tieow*. long train w/bow at back body lit w heart thaped neckline. Paid over *200 Sac rltlce tor ftOO Call or iv mvg anytime 2)4 1442 I I I — Antiques/ Collectibles AC U N IT , I K , B TU . I K m p 1172 E « c e l le n t c o n d i tiont .............................1)11434 • O RAOON P R IN T in custom f r* m e a n d m a t , ‘ 'Motherhood’’ show* mother Oregon with babies Limited' edition, signed and numbered Very attractive 120 332 M2f • STAR T R E K Enterprise. '‘Bluo Print*1* M t, 12 page* in pouch, 1421 edition mint 111 otter 4 pm 372 4421 _____ 315— Boats and Accessories • CA.NOE I , ft. F .b # ,,l# ll no paddies or custom 1100 Firm 122 7440 ___________ 191— Building 319— Wantad to Buy ___ Material!___ 193— Lawn A Garden 331— Car* 200— Registered Pets • F U M IN G R E E L Qlymp.c 440.120372 4341______________ • H E A V Y R A O . 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PS.PR. p windows A seals A M /FM slereo. cruise tilt wheel, wire wheels Looks and runs like new! Orig owner 47300 miles Asking 13400 Cassetbery Call 3)1 7717 I ) le v 442 7241 4 4. Sanford Motor Co. 1444 NISSAN P ICK U P 4X4 A C. 2 speed low miles' *1 *41 or best otter 1Call 322 4342 1*74 OOD GE Window Van p'i>* •■fra tire* 12*1 1 )!l Ran dolphSt 220 4449 100% Financing For Qualified Buyers >4 P L Y M O U T H V O Y A G E R LE Eafra Clean 13*41 * •4 M E R C U R Y G R A N MAR GU ISE w leather 1 owner, w only 2tK ml 14441* 72 O A T IU N Pick Up “ Chevy V4 and T 310 Iran* Alum topper New tires good body IBM) 32)1441___________ 77 F O R D ‘ »TO N Pirk up » i* sale, needs work fjao Call Reeky 1)0 2144 7* tO R O C O U R R It R ) sp •... b o .et 1«M O B O 22) 0744 • PORSCHE RIMS I New 1*1 >31 3400____________________ • REESE HITCH Rerlever VI 1 0 0 9 Dodge Grand Caravan I 7 Y i Plymouth Vbyager JB B ; • 41 D O DG E SHADOW Convert ibles Auto. 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(light in ttruction, ground school private/instrument Aviation Flight Center*. 1100 | )l 2021 NO M O N T Y DOWN ercept (a t. fag. title,, elc 1411 T O Y O T A T E R C E L C O U PE red aulo. air. power s te e r in g , stereo" O N L Y 1114 44 per month! 141 months 4$ i| 4 % A P R ) Call M r Payne Courtesy U*ed Cars, 322 >123 235— Trucks / Buses / Vans 233— Auto Paris / Accessories •4 LE B A R O N C O N V E R TIB L E S 7 to choose from • **Fwn in the Sun" 1)4*1* 14 DO DG E D A K O TA Long bed topper, V I. auto. AC, Stereo 40000 miles 14441* ’ With 13000 down or trade equity ’ 16,999 o r‘373.48 pct™. Loadod witfi opton* rvd longbodr. # cyl 1 woodgrain. C u h S*lng P n ol SI8.0M No Down Payment 110%. Annuel Precentege Rate . Te«. Teg 4 Approved Credtl 60 monthly payment! ol 8578 U AVIS Car Sales Outlet ASK F O R : Bil l tarn he i •r David V. 322*1135 M FO R D TA U R U S 4 door **i FO R D E X P L O R E R . Standard shift Both below boo* 323 42M alter 7PM 436 A 17-92 In CASSELBERRY §tairs MF o - g . S A T . g - 6 SUNDAY 12 5 w w i n o n e d d r J O w / jCocaied O n O iistoric Sanford ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -7 3 2 2 Properly Managtmenl 4 Realty, Inc. 101 W. First Street. Sanford, FL 32771 (800) 348-8308 FAX (407) 322-0496 •lALfOt* Sneak P review -1 99 2 Parade (I f Hom es! T h e W hitney •1588 Sq. Ft. Spilt Plan Tile Entry • Roman Tub • Eat-In Breakfast Nook Spacious Master Bedroom Suite GAHAGL located in Woodbine - By Quiggie 8 Sont Santortf i Custom Buidwr ON SANFORD Daniel 4 Wehlwender Realty# Inc, Visit Chase Groves Today! The N ew p ort Single Family Homes From $7 4 ,9 0 0 Q fO ttl room m naf Ix lrm 3 Bedrooms, 2 Beth, 2-car Garage, 1717 Sq. Ft. Total! You can own a value - parked »lri£lr family honr with paymrnli aa low aa rrnl. a id you U rrituy the l u brnrDla of ownrrahlp Hurry out and vt.ll our ealra iciitrr and n lu u w r the I ..me ol your dreamt b d rm DIHKCnoNS. Take llwy 17 03 North lo 4d A In lake Mary. Tra w l Wrat to auUItvIaton rnlxanrc lurutrd on left 1A^aronda H o m e s Oprn TVkC* - Salt, 10 ■0 Sun. S Mon 13 •O 321-6403 CI(C0240223 k (jarugo 9 4 9 W . L i k a Maty B lv d . L a k e Mary. F L 3 2 7 4 6 3 2 1 -9 4 4 4 Your 0 1 Lake Mary / Sanlord Realtor 01 In Listings and 01 in Listings Sold VISIT US DV DRIFTWOOD VILLAGE •On You* Lot ■ liomoi Starting at $62,900* Call 323 7322 �, 4 md I I I I • Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. March IS. 1002 Business Plant in Lake Mary expanding By MICK PP1IPAUF Herald Stall Writer LON G W OO D — Jack and Hedy Mulchnlk were the top aalra associates for 1091 with Venture I Proper!Ic«. Inc. They specialize In the Longwood/Markham Wood* Road area. Most of their sales consisted of homes over one half million dollars. Football figure signed by Arvida H E A TH R O W — Arvida Company recently named Lee Corso Dlrcclor/Publlc Relations for Heathrow Really. Ltd. In his position. Corso will be active In corporate relations, govern­ mental affairs, reallor/broker relations and media contact. Corso. who has 28 years of football coaching experience. Is the former coach of the Orlando Renegades of the United Stales Football League and more recently, former General Manager of the Orlando Thunder of the World League of American Football. Corso Is also well known as a studio analyst on ESPN's College OameDay and college halftime and scoreboard shows. Corso brings with him a strong background In real estnte from Emerson Really Group where he served a« executive director. Porter assigned to Heathrow LA K E M ARY - The Lake Mary based Callbrou plant Is set to begin u major expansion program this week. The work will result In larger facilities as well as an expected future Increase In employment, according to representatives of the firm. Callbrun. located at 2950 Lake Emma Road. Is a sulmldlary of Recton Corporation of New York. Officials say the enlargement at Callbron Is due to a continuing growth of the overall corporation. Recton President Robert L. B o rch a rdt co m m e nte d. " I n 1991 we managed to continue strong growth despite the ongoing severe recession and continued weakness of retails sales." He added. "We believe that we have positioned Recton to continue the positive trends and sales nnd earnings." According to Lake Mary City Planner Matt West. "Callbron first opened here In about 1978 with 12 employees. Now they have about 200. with that number expected to Increase when the expansion Is finished. West said the building has also grown In size over the years. "Th e y went from 40.000 to 80.000 square feet two years ago. In New York. Recton Public Relations spokesman Peter lldau commented on the size and personnel. He reported. "T h e new structure will Increase our present building to approximately 115.000 square feel." He added. "Right now we have a total of 400 employees In New York and Lake Mary combined, and we don't know at this point how many may be transferred to Lake Mary, or how many new people we may have to h ire ." He added. Those decisions still remain to be finalized." Th e total Recton Corporation yesterday rrlenaed net sales figures for 1991. showing a 23 percent Increase to S58.224.000 from S46.582.000 In 1990. Th e Corporation reported "Net sales for the three months ended Dec. 31. 1991 were the highest quarterly sales In the Com pany's history, rising 33 percent.” West reported all the permits have been signed for the expansion and the site work Is expected to get underway within a few days, with actual construction expected within nbout one week. Officials at Lake Mary's Callbron refused to discuss the expansion plans, preferring Ihal all communications come from the New York main office. Th e plant produces wireless audio nnd video equipment for special dealers Includ­ ing Radio Shack. During 1991. Ihe Com ­ pany expanded Its offerings In the AM/FM and T V antenna market. During this year. Borchardt projected. "W e will Introduce exciting products using our patent-pending wireless technology, with a line of universal remote controls." Tie also reported production will get underway on a compact disc cleaning system, the “ Dlscwashcr HydroBath", Intended for use with CD's. H E A TH R O W — Arvida Company.recently named Mark E. Porter, sales associate for the master-planned community of Heathrow. Porter, formerly a sales associate for Ryan Homes of Florida, was ranked In the lop 3 percent of sales producers In the nation. Other real estate experience Includes the Implementa­ tion of a marketing program for 12 Gulf-front condominiums nnd yacht club, located In the Florida Panhandle. The program produced 22.8 million dollars In sales In 1088. 5.3 million In 1087. 6.2 million In 1088. 8.9 million In 1080 and 7.2 million In 1990. Additionally. Potter served as a United States Air Flight Teal Engineer, stationed at Eglln A.F.D.. where he managed and planned the training of 76 crew members. 17 supervisors and 30 civilian and military engineers. Seminars scheduled at college By J . MARK BAR FIILO Harold 8taf I Wrttar______________ S A N FO R D — Th e Seminole Com m unity College Small Busi­ ness Development Recglonal Center w ill hold a series of workshops during the next eight weeks of Interest to local busi­ nessmen. C.E.I. designated 'master1 D EB AR Y — C .E.I. Florida. Inc. has been named a 1992 "Master Contractor" by Firestone Building Products Company. Carmel. Ind.. for Its Installation of Firestone single-ply RubberGard IR) EPDM commercial roofing systems on local Industrial and commercial buildings during 1901. Firestone Building Products, a manufacturer of commercial roofing products, awards master contractor status annually to only the lop performing Independent contractors of Its approved roofing contractor base. Th is year, a total of 120 contractors from the company's six U.S. sales regions were certified as master contractors. Contractors earn points for quality workmanship upon complcled Inspection and warranty of each project. The top 20 point earners from each sales region are then granted master contractor status. Since Its Inception In 1988. the Firestone Master Contractor award has been recognized In the roofing Industry as a benchmark In quality and reflection of the contractor's dedication to roofing excellence, professionalism and owner satisfaction. Cosby joins Stanstrom Realty L A K E M ARY - Mrs. Ruth Cosby, retired career U.S. A h Force major. Is now associated with Slenstrom Realty. Inc., and has been assigned to (he firm's Lake Mary office. Stenstrom's main ofTlce has been In Sanford for over 35 years. Cosby attended Vanderbilt University and Is a graduate of Michigan State. She did graduate studies at St. Mary's University and Oklahoma State. Following military retirement she entered the real estalr profession In Tallahassee. She and her husband recently moved to Lake Mary. Keep us informed Do you opcrulc a business In the Sanloril-Lake Mary area? Chances are. several times a year you will have an Item of general Interest about your business. For example: have you hired somebody new: have you promoted somebody? has your business received a distinction: have you opened a new location? Let us know and we'll tell our readers about It on the Business (rage each Sunday. No business Is lira small or Ion big for consideration. Submit the Information: who? what? where? why? when? to the Business Desk. Sanford Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford 3277.1. Please keep the Information as brief as |>osalblc. Submissions should be ty|M-d and contain the daytime telephone number of a cnnlart who can answrr any additional questions. The deadline Is the Wednesday prior to the Sunday of publication. No fee Is charged. Hs»sWWis>s>|Tiissu v w i i s i Sanford cnamoar waicoma □riatar Sanford Chamber ol Commerce Am­ bassador Team Captain Bob Boyd, gently holds an a n tiq u e S2.2S0 p u nch b o w l, as the Ambassadors welcomed “ I Remember That" Antiques to Sanford. Jean Krause, center, and Mlml Holt, right, are co-owners ol the new business, located at 307-A E. First Street In downtown Sanford. Gulf Atlantic Title posts banner year GulfAtlanllc Title, one of Ihe sla te 's largest and fastestgrowing title Insurance agencies, overcame a slumping housing Industry to post one of Its best years In history, the conpany says In a press release. It e sta b lish e d new h ig h watermarks In overall real estate closings, w a rra n ty deed re­ cordings for Seminole and O r­ ange counties, and new offices opened In 1991. the release said. T h e 3 -y e a r-o ld . p riv a te ly owned Orlando-based company, which currently operates 16 offices In seven Florida counties, registered better than a half­ billion dollars In real estate closings, recorded $221 million In residential warranty deed activity In Orange and Seminole and completed an aggressive expansion program which pro­ duced five new offices during one of the worst housing cycles tn history. "W e were expecting the worst but turned In one of our best years ever across the board." President Dan Wallace, said In the release. "O u r plan was to be tn position for when Ihe market Improves which It Invariably w ill." During the year. GulfAtlanllc Title opened new offices In New Smyrna Beach. Kissimmee, Ml. Dora and and Merritt Island — un expansion push which al­ ready has spilled Into 1992 with the opening of offices In l*ort Richey In Pasco County. Cocoa. Windermere and Winter Garden. Th e company, which says It has been the market leader In Orange and Seminole tn residen­ tial warranty deed activity for the past three years, posted $220.0 million - leading the second-ranked company ($198.5 million) by $22.4 million. Th e agency accounted for better than 19.4 |>ercent of -all title company generated warranty deed artlvlty In the two-county market. Recorded residential warranty deed dollar volume Is Ihe ac­ cepted relative measure of total IRS sets up free tax counseling Central and North Florida tax­ payers can now get free lax assistance at nearly 700 volun­ teer tax assistance centers locat­ ed throughout the area accord­ ing to James J . Ryan. Internal Revenue Service Jacksonville district director. Th is year IRS trained over 3 ,0 0 0 a re a v o lu n t e e r tax assistnrs In prr|>are basic federal Income tax returns. Vohjntrrrs assist e lde rly, handicapped. non-English speaking and other taxpayers who need help re­ porting their lax returns. For Information about V IT A and T C E locations In their area and to verify Ihe hours of o|icratlon. lux|>ayrra should call IKS at 1-800 829-1040. sales volume within the title Industry, the firm said. Last year, there were more than 30 title agencies and companies operating tn Orange and Semi­ nole. Including six national u n­ derwriters. During Ihe year, GulfAtlanllc Title averaged $18.4 million In warranty deed recordings, de­ spite a soft fourth-quarter. Its best month was Ju ly when It posted $23.2 million In activity. " W i t h th e o p e n in g a n d seasoning of our new offices, continued market expansion, and an Im p ro v in g econom y we're confident that 1992 will be our l»est year yet." saya Wallace. G ulfA tlanllc T itle currently services a seven-county market which Includes Orange. Semi­ nole (Lake Mary and Long wood I. Osceola (Kissimmee). Brevard (Titu sville . Melbourne. Cocoa and Merritt Island). Lake (Mount Dora). Volusia (Daytona Beach and New Sm yrna Beachl and Pasco counties. and Chamber mambara Diana Parkar, Jay Gabhard, Glnny Coombs. Rachel May, and Kan MacDonald. Florida Lawn Service is located at 1300 Palm Way In Sanford, but servos both Sanford and lake Mary. Reservations can be made b) calling A nn Mendhelm at 834 4404. There Is an additional fee for non-Florida residents. T h e first of Use series already has been held. O n March 10. at the Greater Seminole County Cham ber of Commerce, a semi nar entitled "P e rso n n e l Perspectives for Small Business O wners" was held to discuss topics of preventing discrimina­ tion in hiring and firing, estab­ lishing good employee relations and em ploym ent options for 1992. We Welcome The Opportunity To Serve You! LSI AJ MAJaAOt* •MB CAM rr$=3Cx N iv ttf r » « t » • p tB iA u n i M tnsaM 'M | T h e se s s io n m e e ts each Tuesday from 6:16 until 9:15 p.m . at the chamber. The entire course Is $ 1 0 0 o r $30 per workshop. Ysu Ms/ Rscngniu This T*am Of Usnktrs Th «r Ar» l*W|>t» With ilsnktnc E iptrunct And Km v U m Of Tht Community. Thoy'r* Local P$opi$ Bonrinf Local Noodt. YOU CAN Mary cnamoar waicoma Th a Lake Mary C h a m b a r of C o m m a rca welcomes Its newest member. Florida Lawn Service. On hand lor welcome were, left to right, Chamber officials Kathle Ragan and Mika Curasl, Florida Lawn Service owner Paul Attard, Th e center and thr Com m uni­ ty Reinvestment Action Com ­ mittee will again host Its popular series on the fundamentals of s m a ll b u s in e s s o p e ra tio n s beginning March 24. Th e fiveweek series will have the follow­ ing topics, the business plan, legal. Insurance and franchise Issues, basic record keeping and taxes, business financing and fiscal management and Small Business Administration loans. Seminole National Bank FREE MONEY! l ik i On March 16. the center win host a seminar on "Choosing and Buying a Computer for your Business" at Ihe chamber. The sesalon, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.. will offer the typical aspects of a business that can be co m ­ puterized. Suggestions will also offered on the software programs available to meet those needs T h e $30 seminar will be taught by G ary Kane of G ary Kane and Associates. CPAs. to n ic* iiSL \m w o m iib •BHftss* n O T Tl ♦BBT) US BBtl � 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, 1992 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 15, 1992 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 15, 1992. 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Florida NEW S D IG E S T IN SID E □ Sports Long time coming Oviedo High School boys' basketball coach Ed Bolton Mild lie and the Lions liad spent the last year grttlng ready to play lI k* Miami Senior Stlngarrcs for I In* Class 4 A slate championship. See Page IB □ People Prepare lawn Seminole County Master Gardener Mary Becker makes preparing your lawn for the summer growing season seem easy. See Page SB □ Florida Tickets up, fatalities down Florida Highway Patrol oirierrs Issued more speeding tickets ibis past year, bill they say. highway deaths are down because of It. See Page 2A □ Local Gazebo donated Th e Lake Mary C IA has donated a gazebo toward |wirk brsiutlllcullon efforts In the city. Some t-ake Mary Elementary School cowboys and cowgirls were seen moseying around school grounds recently. News and photos in and around laikr Mary arc featured on a s|K*clal page every Monday In the Sanfonl IlcrnUI. Students talk to Russia Lake Mary sends school supplies to Russians By V ICK I DaSORMIBR Herald Stall Writer LA K E MARY — The 58 fourth grade students In Hill Peoples' class who were talking non-stop In the alcove outside the administrative offices «f Lake Mary Elementary School grew eerily sllrnt when Ihc bright lights from thr television raineras shone in their eyes. The news media and district nlllclals had come out to force this morning to eavesdrop on their conversation w ith a group of nine and ten year olds In the Russian city of Ulyanovsk. The Russian students asked repeatedly ntroul the weather, about the health of the students and about their favorite classes. The American students answered |H>lltcly. Init Initiated no conversations of their own. The Russians s|Mike English clearly, hut with a heavy accent. Larissa Kuznetsova. People's Russian counterpart, asked Interpreter Hugh Foster to s|»-ak English. "I don't understand your accent." she said. Foster stood aside, olferlng only occasional assistance to Lake Mary students who wanted to say a few words In Russian "I don't want to go up there and talk." one See Russia, Page SA M .i«k J Photo b * lo «tit> i vm coht Stephanie M onaco talks to a R u islan student with some encouragement Irom her teacher Ham m ock top land priority Planting the Seed for Success See Page 6 A B R IE FS Sales seminar tonight SA N FO R D — A sales seminar will lie held at the First Street Gallery this evening. Th e subject Is. "InereuselngSales with a Service Attitude." The event Is sponsored by the Sanford Historical Downtown Waterfront Association In cooperation with the Small Business Develop­ ment Center, at Seminole Com munity College. Karen Scott, nuumgrr of the Diugwood Shop­ ping Cnler will tie the guest speaker. Th e meeting will begin at 5:30 this evening, ut the First Street Gallery. 203 E. First Street, and Is open to members of S IID W A as well as all Interested persons. B y J . MARK BARFIBLD Horald Stall Writer 1-4 lane closings for tonight LA K E MARY — Wcsttiound lanes of Interstate •I at the l-ake M iry Boulevard Interchange will I m- closed alternately starting at 9 p in tonight while crew s replace road asphalt. All lam-swill be reopened at B a in . Tuesday. Housing group to meet A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - Tire next meeting lor the Seminole Housing Advocacy Coalition Is set lor Tuesday. March 17. Guest speaker is Mike Manna, with the Resolution Trust Corpo ration According to S IIA C Chairman Irene Brown. I his o|K-n formal meeting Is open to the public, and SIIAC officers encourage all those who have an interest in this problem to come get acquainted with the goals of SIIAC!. and offer Input tow arils a solution." I lie meeting will lie held at St. Mary Magdalen Church. Ktil S. Maitland Avc., Altamonte Springs. Iieglnutngat Ha m. For further Information, contact Irene Brown. 323 2513 Jackpot rolls to $25 million T A L L A H A S S E E — Florida's U n to game rolled over lor the second week In a row Saturday, building the estimated Jack|>il to $25 million. UUtery Secretary Marcia Mann said Sunday. Saturday night's druwlng made winners ol more than 2H7.tXM) iieoplc who will share cash prizes totaling $5 2 million, hut no ticket m a t c h e d a ll s ix w i n n i n g n urn h e rs 21*30 3H-41 tli-lH C o m p ile d from o liH and wtro reports_________ IN DEX Claeelfledt.........6B.7B C o m ic s ...................... 4B C ro ss w o rd ................4 1 Dear A b b y ................ SB D eaths........................8A D r. O ett......................4 a Editorial.....................4 A Florida....................... 2 A Horoscope................. d o rie s .................. . People......................... Police.......................... School Menu............. Sports......................1* Telewlslon.................. W eather...................... Clear and warm today S u n n y ami breezy with a high In the low to mid 70s Wind north at I5 20m ph For more weather, eee P a f » A Tom Register and his daughter Caillyn, 4. left photo, plant some seeds as part ot the Early Intervention Program's Planting the Seod tor Success" activity hold at the Hopper Center In Sanlord The seeds, donated by While Roso, wore taken home to be nurtured by the families who participated in the Accident victim critical By N ICK FFB IF A U F Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — Five year old James Morris. J r . was listed In critical cnndlllnn Hits morning The Imy was struck hy a ear yesterday afternoon near the Sanford City Limits The accident occurred on A I iim ki Boulevard, near 20lh S ite d at approximately 3 50 p m Sunday. Aeiording to Ihe Florid.i Highway Patrol which InvestIg.ilrd Ihe ac­ cident. an automobile, driven by Tim othy E. Thomas. 21. ol 2010 McCarthy Avc . was traveling north nil AujHirt Morris, who lives ul IN 17 Alexander Avc . who had Is-en w alking w ith his grandmother along Ihr shoulder of the street, tan across the roadway into the path ol Thomas' vehicle and was sirtn k. Morris was airlifted to Ihr Arnold I'ulmrr Hospll.il h » Children and Women Ih r Florida Highway I'atrol as ol th is m o r n in g , re p o rte d " i m <liargrs" have hern made In the <use and patrol rr|Hirts indlraled no lurlhrr investigation would I h- made In Ihr matter Homo Photo, b, tomm, Vmcool program In right photo, Tina Conant and her daughtor A|a, 5. read a book about planting seeds prior to putting their hands to the dirt The Seminole County Dividends program donated the book lor each family to lake homo SAN FOR D — Completion of the Spring Hummock acquisition lias hern ranked as Hie top priority by a county land preservation commit­ tee. Properties In the Wcklvu River area, lower St. Johns River. Black Hummock, the area Including thr Eeonloekhatehee River nod portions ol the Si Johns River, and Lake Monroe area were Ihe secondthrough the sixth ranked targets ol the co u n ty 's $20 m illion laud purchase program approved liy voters in 1990. Seminole County commissioners will consider tlie recommendations In a work session March 24. A total of 32 sites are Included III •lit- recommendations, said county nuliiiul resources planner Colleen Logan, laigan said the expected purchase price ol all the properties will In- between $12 million and $15 million. The county is prrpurlng to sill $15 million In Immls lor Ihc purchases. C o u n ty budget director Jean Kass.it) said the additional $5 m il­ lion ol the $20 million approved liy voters will 1m- reserved lor later purchases Ikmd laws require all See Land Page 5A Longwood meets tonight Used truck could save city $7,500 By NICK FFB IF A U F Herald Slafl Writer LON G W OO D With the pres m l economic situation anil a light budget lot Longwood. tin doll.it Is I h lug stretched as tar as |Hisslhlc til some cases L o n g w o o d I'lih ltc W o rk s Director Richard Kortihluh Is promising tlie City consider pur chasing a used truck and reliirhlshlng it. rather than spend money lor a new one If approved at the City Com m ission meeting tonight It would rrsull In a saving ot S7.5IX). w till li. according to City Administrator Don T rrrv . will Ih* returned to reserves and contingent it s " The needed v ehicle Is w lial Is known as a "huekrl truck’ a large truck with a buck) I |li.vt i an Ih- hoisted op to work on tall structures and |mi!cs Knrnhluh has been w o rk in g on tlie . - t j . -V-. pun base lor sc\ eraI mouths terry explained. "We would us,- ihr- vehicle lor tilings like trim m ing trees that may I mhanging over a street, or othel work requiring people to go up to any heights " The City ol lanigwout had originally budgeted $18,000 to I h- SIM-Ill lor the pure has, ol thr truck Konthhih eoinmetiled. "A new m u k costs approximately S'Ki.txx) This Is obviously out ol the question " In addition to the cost ol a new vrhli le. Kuruhhih also consul •red several used vehicles, mostly listed III |mm,i condition, licit would have cost between $11.000 and S17.5TX) The ai tlicit vehicle Koinhluh Is priqiosliig Is a 1982 Font F-BOO. with a 34 loot Imkhii It Is a lormcr Soulhrrn Hell line irtu k which has Ih-cii taken out ol service. The vehicle Is available lot $*l f><m H r estimated |K>ssllily another $1 (XX) would Ih- incited to have the tnn k rr|kilntrd. with some minor llrm s added lo ll the grueralor w liuli drives the till tias only 4<x( hours ol os, on it. and Is consul,red hi good See T ru c k . I’ agr 5A Iif.r rr i*p• f T lArS r —um a 11 n a m e s o n S e le c tio n C o m m itte e By N ICK F F B IF A U F Herald Stall Writer LO N G W O O D — A new list ol names has Ire n prepared lor LotigwtMxl lo consider lor a Selection Cnmmttler. Mr-udH-is ol the committer are lo recom­ mend a replacement lor City Administrator Don T rrry D u rin g th r M arch 2 C ity Commission meeting. LongwiMMl Personnel Director James Col­ eman presented a list ol ihrre (H-isons. recommending they Ih approved lo sit on Ihe seleelton committee Commlsalcrrs Fred Pearl and Rex Anderson howev­ er. said they did not In-llevr the list gave them tin- op|Mirtunlty to srlet t s|h-< tlie Individuals, and requested a larger list I h- made troui w lilch toi lu i mm* D uring tonight's Longwood C i t y C o m m is s io n m e e tin g . Coleman will I h*presenting a list ol 11 names lor consideration See Names. Page 5A rrr • f �SA • Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Monday, March 16, 1992 NEW S FROM TH E REGIO N AND A C R O SS TH E S T A T E FHP: Tickets up, death toll down Associated Press T A L L A H A S S E E — More and more people are getting "fast driving awards" from Florida H igh w a y Patrol troopers, and agency officials say the crackdown on speeders — even marginal ones — Is saving lives. "Last year was one of the safest years we've had." MaJ. Mike Roles, an FHP s|K>kesman In Tallahassee, told The St. Petersburg Tim es In a story In Sunday editions. "W e're starting to reap some of the benefits of that enforcement and educa­ tion." C o u n ty m a y b u y p h o n e c o m p a n y T A L L A H A S S E E — Leon County may consider buying the area's 12-counly telephone company to gain an Income amin e at a time when slow development la slowing Inx-revrnue growth, a county commissioner says. Central Telephone of Florida officials say they want lo explore Ih rlr opllons because of the potential Tor a hostile takrovrr attempt by some rival In Ih r competitive com* mimical Iona Industry. Centrl has art an April 16 dradllnr for bidders. I-ron County Commissioner Greg Yordon said he’ll seek commission approval this week lo send a learn to Centrl's Chicago headquarters to examine financial records. If the records check out. Yordon said he'll propose that the county submit n bid. Issue utility bonds to pay lor the phone company and pledge future phone revenues to pay them back. Having a utility has proved profitable for the city of Tallahassee, which gets about 35 percent of Its general operating budget from Its electric department. f Last year was one of the safest years we've had. j •MaJ. Mika Bolaa, an F H P 6 p o k «(m a n Roles says the Increase In speeding tickets was partly responsible for last year's drop tn highway dralhs. Statewide, the number of falnlllles was down 15 percent. From Inst Ju ly through January, troopers wrote nearly 13.000 more tickets for violations of the 55 mph limit than In the same period they year before, an Increase of 5 percent. FHP handles almost all spccd-llmll cnforcement on Interstate highways and also patrols many stale and county roads. Troopers write nearly half or the traffic tickets given In Florida. Doles says there Is no special push to Issue more speeding llekrls. Troopers Just happen to tic pulling over more lead-footed drivers. "Th e re Is more potential risk to be Mopped." Roles said. That's true even If you only speed a little. F lip 's ticket counts also reveal that troopers are getting "low-end speeders." Way Back When These three Sanford pilchers played for Dale Alexander's championship 1939 entry In the Florida Stale League. Al left is Cleo Jster. Before coming to Sanford he huded the BoydAllen semi-pro nine ol Atlanta lo b a c k -to -b a c k title s In tournaments sponsored by the National Baseball Congress. In 1940, Sid Hudson, center, lumped from the Class “ D" Sanford club to the Washing­ ton Senators of the American League. Hudson, now a pit­ ching coach lor the Baylor University Bears, resides In Waco, Texas. Next Is Joe Plnder. Later he won the Congressional Medal of Honor. Plnder established the first shore-lo-shlp communications during the World War II D-Day landings al Omaha Beach, June 0,1944. A couple minutes later he waa fatally wounded. At the extreme right Is Julian Stenstrom, now the "Way Back W h e n " co lu m nist for The Herald. The pholo was made In from of the old Montezuma Hotel which still stands at the southwest corner of Magnolia and Third Street. M argolis flew firet*clase T A L L A H A S S E E - Senate Prraldcnt Owen Margolis billed taxpayers for first-class airfare on seven of 11 flights lo and from her district In the last two legislative sessions, a newspaper re purled. Margolis. D-North Miami Reach, wrote on travel vouchers that the first-class seats, costing about 61.070. were the only ones available, but the Florida Tlmes-Unlou reported Sunday that other legislators from the Miami area flew coach. A review of leglslallve records showed that 27 other Dade County legislators billed for first class on only five flights out of 581 In the last two rrgutar sessions, tlte Tlm rs-Unlon said. Margolis. a real estate developer with assets of 63.4 million, said her schedule os Senale president Is so demanding ahe often must reserve flights lust a few days In advance, after coach scats arc booked, while other legislators run plan further ahead. Protastara against m onkey killings S ILV ER SPRINGS Protesters unhappy with u state decision lo trap and kill rhesus monkeys found on stale land demonstrated outside the Stiver Springs attraction as motorists honked their horns In encouragement. Th e protesters, who rail themselves the Monkey Support System, object to the stole Department of Natural Resources' decision lo trap and kill the monkeys, some of which arc diseased. "Everyone making decisions for our monkeys arc In Tullahaaaee," said Tlsh Hennessey, director of the Foundation for Environmental Awareness. Stale officials said they are only trying to keep humans from being bitten by the monkeys, four of which tcsled positive In •January for Herpes [I, If humans are blllen. (he results can be fatal or rause significant neurological damage. Dade takes initiative on family leave policy E x-P O W : Some MIAs may be in North Korea S e curity guerd suspe cte d in 10 ettecke TA M P A — A Tam pa General Hospital security guard charged In one rape Is suspected tn at least 10 sexual assaults by a knife-wlclillng man who wore latex gloves, detectives said. Kurt Scrzcn. 34. waa charged Friday with a March 3 attack at an aparimenl complex. He was held without b a ll' In the Hillsborough County JaM on charges of sexual battery and armed burglary, * : f'" ' T~T~ A ' ~ '7 k ^ lie also Is Bwavtrled.oLslalkUulJW oairttJlvUyL»’UhUi a few miles of the home hs shared M ill > girlfriend in T o w n ^ N Country-• an unincorporated community Just west of Tum pa, said Hillsborough County shcrtfTi CdpL G a ry T Y r r y .' Ten rapes and one attempted ni|>c liuvc been linked lo a single attacker since 1090. Officials at Tam pa General, who hired Scrzcn on Nov. 14. fired him Friday for lying on his Job application about his criminal history, said hospital spokeswoman Karen Clarke. I i m s Is M Press C L E A R W A T E R - A Florida businessman who_as a South Korean-army officer waa cap turrrf b / ’Ote Vlel'C&nff'durthgilhq jOsvOtlfl - - i ^rJ Park Jung-hw an says be avoided that fate by escaping. Rut He believes itiat aomc fellow POWs — A merican Pilots — may have w oundup Initial unfriendly co u n try ." ~ "If somebody said to me. 'You think some American MIAs could be In North Korea now?' I'd say possibly." said Park, who was with a Republic of Koreu arm y unit sent to South Vietnam to help fight communist Insurgents. He was raptured In 1968. "A t that time. North Korra and Vietnam were very, very close," he told Th e Tum pa Tribune In an Interview late Iasi week. "I escaped. Had I not made II. I would be In North Korea now ." From A M o e la ltd Prt66 reports Egyptology buff People are signing up with modern mummy maker A t isolated Press ROCA R A TO N A funeral director who Is UII uvld Egyp­ tology huff says people are slgntng up for Ills 67.700 version of (h r ancient burial method of m um m ification, though lie's only mummified dogs and cats so lur. "It's Just a mailer of lim e," said John Chew uf flora Raton, LO TTER Y MIAMI Hara ara the winning numbers selected Sunday In Ihe Florida Lottery: Cash 3 7 -7 -7 P la y 4 0 -4 3 -4 Ken Hummel Hwy. 17-ej, laniard •611-7600 U F I3 S S . l a SS.S** I I I ------- tana* M( I3D.SJ Monday. March to. 1992 Voi 64. No 174 I D r4r M 4 OunSty. haSty e>Ttef Inc. W N Fn Flc S1771 " aoantasTia oenda ts TH C S A N F O A O h k u a l d . p o Os i tssr. SsntwS. F I 177771*47 LOCAL F O M C W T m# Dsllwy * li*U H IM SI • Sh i m I Test . ... •7*00 •rsss i Today: Sunny and breezy with a high In the upper 60s In luwcr 70s. W ind north )5 ti> 2 0 m p h. Tonight: Clrar und cool. Low ill tlir mid lo upper 40s. Light wind. Tuesday- Mostly sunny with a high in tin- ink! to upper 70s. W ind southeast ut 5 -10 mph. K x t r n d r d forecast: P a rtly cloudy Wednesday and T h u rs ­ day. A chance of showers and lliiindrrsloniis Thursday night thru mostly cloudy on Friday. U iw s In Ih r lower 60s Wednes­ day and highs In the upper 70s lo near 80. Laws In Ih r upper 60* Thursday and highs In the lower HOs. FLORIDA 0*rr*»* Sssts FI l s u S S m c S F sH M ytrt JegtiemFtl KtvWnt LA iitalli DsaslOmdsf} there was less demand until It disappeared." Chew said. Now the majority of people who dir arc embalmed. Chew said. "Em balm ing Is temporary. Mummification Is forever." W h llr an em balm ed body gradually oxidizes and turns to dust, u m um m ified body Is treated with preservative solu­ tions and doesn't deteriorate, he said. THE W EATHER cay i i i * 4 crest areis* n s m t — i—c. I tart** end tssslcnct s u n s became fascinated with the an­ cients. and said that led to Ills choice of a rarrer as a funeral director. Egyptians mummified people because they believed their souls would return ufter about 3.000 years, needing a home. Th e practice tiegan dying out ubnut 1,400 years ago after the Romans moved Into Egypt. " A s the religion rh u n g rd . who said his walling list lias grown lo 129. C lirw . 59. ts director of Ih r Institute for Funeral S c rvlrc Education and Anatomy ut Lynn U n ive rsity, un l.io o -s iu d rn t private school. Ills Interest lit mummies und E g yp tia n lure goes ha rk lo childhood when he trrqucnlrd the Egyptian collection at u P h ila d e lp h ia m u s e u m . He encouraged Dade County Com ­ B y C A TH E R IN E W ILSON missioner L a rry Haw kins to AP Business Writer .________ pur , , what's ___ ____ _______ ___ ■ pursue believed lo■ be the MIAMI - Working*Aumcft&e*1wnljr W t t • d M l n i h H W ^ a klhd delaying motherhood, quilting ■al (he county or municipal tenet. g o o d Jo b s a n d d e c l a r i n g A short-lived Harrisburg, Pa., bankruptcy because of family law was killed In court In 1988.. " I t 's needed because the emergencies, but udvorutes of n new municipal pollry are hoping nuclear family as most of us knew It 20 years ago Is really that will change. gone." says Hawkins, a para­ Where the nation mid the stolc lyzed Vietnam veteran who Is havc foiled lo adopt a latnlly active on Issues affecting fami­ leave policy. Dade County Is lies and the disabled. forging ahead with an ordinance "One lady actually came forth or Its own. Starting Monday, about 2.500 und said she had decided not to Mlami-arra businesses must of­ have a child because she was fer a 90-day unpaid leave rvery afraid of losing her Job." two years to em ployers for Th e ordinance applies lo com* childbirth, adoption or serious p o n t e s w i t h 5 0 o r m o re Illness Involving tlir employer or employers that are based In the u close relative. county, or do business with the As a political fool hull, family county no matter where they are leave lias been kicked around a based. lot. Congress passed a hill two Violators face no fines, but an yrars ago, und late last yrur. anll-dlMTtmlnatlon board that I kith chnmtiers approved Ih rlr will enforce Ihr ordinance can own versions of a family leave o r d r r h a ck p a y a n d r e in ­ p o licy . Rut (’resident Rush statement. vetoed the first (till und promises Rig Mluml-arru employers In­ lo do so when the latest effort clude the trucking company reaches Ills desk. Ryder System Inc., fust food California. Oregon and Hawaii chain liurgrr King, media cornhave trrnd-srttlng stair laws, (•any Knlght-Rlddcr Inc.. Florida hut a |>ackage recently stalled In Power A Light Co. and Amrrtcan the Florida l-cglsluiurc. That Rankers Insurance Group. V***M<* n H n n n n n n H n H 14 Vera Beech NT fa#Ji«S*«4* ft 11 T I J U ---------------' M ONDAY S u n n y 7 3 -0 3 TU ES D A Y B u n n y 7 3 -0 3 3 FULL March IS LAST March 38 NEW April 3 FIRST March IS o c Daytona Beach: Waves are 3-5 fret and rough. C u n r n l Is lo the south with a water tempera­ ture of 63 degrees. New Smyrna Batch: Wave* 2 3 fret and ch ip p y. Current I* slightly Ui the n o th with a water Irm p rru tm r of 63 degrees. u to to 41 4r 41 Hsus* RssMtnU SWSl My 7% SSlss U t Is sSSSMS Is fttss sains 1*07) *77 7*11 i W EDNESDAY P tly cld y 7 8 -0 3 f V 'V J 'A -------------- 1 TH U R SO A Y P tly c ld y 0 3 -0 3 F R ID A Y P tly c ld y 7 3 -0 3 STATISTICS MOON PHAMS 41 II 41 *r NATIONAL TSMPB A XTSH O C O O U TLO O K T t J E S b A T r --------------------------------0 O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. 3:40 a.m .. 3:55 p m .; MaJ. 9:45 u.m.. 10:10 p in . TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 6:29 a m .. 6:55 p m .: lows. 12.07 a.m .. 12:36 p .m .; New Smyrna Botch: highs. 6:34 a.m . 7:00 p.m .: Iowa. 12:12 a.m.. 12:41 p.m.: Cocon Botch: highs. 6.49 a m.. 7:15 p.m .: lows. 12:27 a.in.. 12:56p.m . ■t Augustins to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: W ind northeast 10 to 15 knots. Seas 2 lo 4 Tcet higher In the gulf stream. Bay and Inland waters a moderate ehop Tuesday: W ind east to south­ east 10 lo 15 knota. Seas 2 lo 4 fret. Ray and inland walrrs a mudcralr chop T h e h ig h tem perature In Sanford Sunday was 75 degrees und the overnight low- was 50 as rr|ioncd by tier University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for Ih r |>rf1od eliding,it 9 a tn Monday. I mailed (J Inches. Th e temperature at 9 a m. today w a i 58 degrees and Monday'a early morning low was 55. as m -urdrd by Ihe National Weather S rrv lrr at the Orlando InlemuUoiuiI Airport. Other Weal her Sr rvlce data: ' Bunday's high.............. 70 f B a re m a trtc pra a a a rc.3 0 .2 3 R ela tive H o m ld lty ....4 B pet G W tu d a ■ ***•»*-****# N o rth IB m p h P R a ia fa ll M l ***********••• •«•• ■ s * 0 111• I Today's sunset....0:34 p.m. U T a m a r r a w ’a su n ris e ....6 :3 3 HighendA¥*cn*ghtlowlo1 pm.1 if . 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Moore. 23. 1610 Persimmon Ave.. Sanford, on charges that she was driving w llh a suspendend or revoked drivers license. She Is being held at the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facility on $200 bond. • Eric Maurice Chapman. 19. 1304 W. 18th St.. Sanford, for violating the terms of his probation on charges of possession of a controlled substance and on charges of operating a vehicle with a suspended license. He Is being held at the Jo hn E. Polk Correctional Facility without bond on the first charge and on •290 bond on the second. • Thom as David Strawn. 27. 4987 Nolan Road. Sanford, for violating the terms of his probation on grand theft charges. He Is being held at Ihe John E. Polk Correctional Facility without bond. • Richard Eugene Williams. 2420 Chase Ave. Sanford, on 13 warrants charging that he obtained properly with worthless checks and one warrant for trespassing after warning. He la being held at the Jo hn E. Polk Correctional Facility on 82.700 bond. • Keith Leonard Myers. 18. 1906 W . 17th St. Sanford, for failure to appear In court on charges of possession of a controlled substance. He Is being held at the Jo hn E. Polk Correctional Facility without bond. R eckless driving charged Melissa Lynn Henberg. 31. 301 Washington Ave.. Lake Mary, was charged with reckless driving and fleeing and attempting to elude police. Police report that they attempted a traffic stop when they saw Herzberg driving fast down Washington Avenue. Instead of slopping, they said, she drove more rapidly and crashed Into a power pole In her yard. Th e y took her Into custody before she could enter her house. She Is being held without bond at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. Five arrested on d ru g charges Five people were charged w llh purchasing controlled substances. In this case crack cocaine, from undercover police officers on Friday evening. T h e Sanford Police Department's Special Investigative Unit was conducting a reverse sting operation on 10th Street and Holly Avenue In Sanford. Police said those charged approached the officers and offered money In exchange for drugs. Arrested were: • Howard Sutton. 28. 140 Academy Ave.. Sanford. • Linda Marie Davis. 27. 1413 W. 12th St.. Sanford. • Notice Penn. 36.709 W. 9th St.. Sanford. • Waller Urtan Frizzell. 3 9.900 E. Airport. Sanford. • Bruce Charles Sllvtnskl. 3 4 .3 0 2 1 Norvell C L . Deltona. Th e y were each transported to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on 89.000 bond. Indecent exposure charged Donald Thom as Lowman. 32. I IB Inwood Dr.. Sanford, was charged with exposing his sexual organs when he was arrested on Friday. Police said a woman flagged officers down and said that Lowman had made a lewd comment to her when she passed his car In the parking lot of a convenience store. She told police that his panls were pulled down to his knees when she looked at him. Police said when they arrived on Ihe scene, his pants were still around his knees. He was transported to the Jo hn E. Polk Correctional Facility and held In lieu of • 100 bond. SA N FOR D - The city of Sonford owns approximately 1.000 acres of land near Geneva. The main purpose Is lo use It for wastewater discharge. The land however, can also be .used lo bring profit Inin the city treasury. Th e growing of citrus on some of the land has already been arranged. Hay growing on the remainder appears to be the next step. Lake Jessup Groves. Inc., L JG . has signed a mutual cove­ nant with the city, to lease 270 acres of the property for the creation of approximately 239 acres of citrus. When the crop begins to draw n profit, the city will be receiving a percentage of Ihe money. Prior to Ihe decision to grow citrus, me.nbers of Ihe City Commission had at one lime, approved the growing of hay on the entire land area, but an offer from L JG and a second citrus growing operation changed their minds for a portion of the area. Next week, the city plans to publish a statement requesting Input from persons who may wish to either lease the rest of the property for hay growing, or grow It on an operation and m a in te n a n c e a rra n g e m e n t.. S a n fo rd C it y M a na ge r D ill Simmons said. "W e'll probably have a closing date on that sometime around the end of A pril." One person. Mark Pell ol Osteen, has already made a fireposal and. to grow hay on the arc expected lo be In place by the first of June. The hay site Is roughly 800 to 890 acres. Simmons said. “ Only at one point does It touch the land where citrus will be grown. Th e rest Is divided by a band of wetlands." Th e actual planting of the citrus Is still some lime away. According to George Wallace, with L J G . "W e have to watt until the water lines are finished, then approval has to be given that Ihe lin e s m e e t a ll p la n s a n d specifications. Only then can we actually atari work." Wallace predicted the first move w ill be to Install Ihe micro-Irrigation system that will water the citrus as well as provide a recently developed method for protecting the crops from freezes. Simmons explained. "Doth the leasing and the O AM proposals will probably have their good as well as bad points. Th e com­ mission will eventually have to decide which approach the city will take." He observed. "O f course, the main purpose of this land Is to get rid of water. Th e citrus and hay growing endeavors must be placed second on the list of Im p o r t a n c e ." He a d d e d . "W hatever contract we enter Into, we must be certain we can protect Ihe Irrigation capacity on the overall land area." Th e city has been laying lines along Celery Avenue and S.R. 46. east of Sanford for the flow of the reclaimed water. Th e lines White House denies anti-Israel campaign ByHARRYP ROSENTHAL A s s o c ia te d P re s s W r it e r W A S H IN G TO N President Hush's spokesman today denied Hint the United States Is trying to harm Israel's Image through leaks that allege Improper Israeli sales of advanced U.S. weapon technology. "No. that's not true, we want good relations with Israel." said Msrlln Fltzwatcr when asked If U.S. officials are frying to poison the atmosphere. "We've worked long and hard for good relations. We've got a difficult situation now with re­ spect to Ihe loan guarantees but our overriding Interest Is the peare process." Fltzwater said, ns Ihe president left for a day's campaigning In the Midwest. Israeli leaders picture their country as the victim of a smear cam paign In W ashington to damage harm Israel's Image and Its relations with the United States. In Jerusalem. Foreign Minister David Levy sought to soothe tensions with Israel's most Im­ portant ally Sunday. Dut other olflclals warned of a profound change developing In America's attitude to Israel, and Israel radio said the Je w ish slate w o u ld lo o k e ls e w h e re fo r weapons components, primarily France. Most Israeli officials strenu­ ously denied their country sold key weapons technology to China and other countries. And most carefully avoided placing blame for the leaks behind last week's news stories. Hut Health M inister E h u d Olmert. a close ally of Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, said he was sure "such things were not raised without the will of o senior figure In the (Hush) ad­ ministration." Asked If he suspected the Americans were trying to Influ­ ence Israel's Ju n e 23 parliamen­ tary elections. Olmert said he did not know, but added that might be a fair conclusion. * Israelis see the disclosures as a no th e r shot In the ris in g tensions over the U.S. demand that Shamir's government stop weapons such as cluster bombs In the past to countries such as Chile or Ethiopia, but that was years ago and had been pre­ viously reported. Israeli leaders have denied Israel gave Patriot air defense missile technology lo China or shared In fo rm a tio n on the U.S.-sponsored A rrow missile with South Africa. building Jewish settlements In the occupied territories. Israel has refused to hall settlements as a condition for getting 810 billion In American loan guaran­ tees to help settle Russian Im­ migrants. T h e Washington Post said some officials and Independent experts In Jerusalem privately concede Israel may have sold Umit+d Tim* Oo)f •Electronic Hearing Test • Demonstrations • Technical Analysis • Cleaning / Checking • Private Consultation No Cost and No Obligation t h u r ., n u ., u o n .L SEMINOLE HEARING AID CENTER s i < in is SI ( Kl i s • COUPON - im — — - B — SSi S . J S . Your Favorite \ N EXXU8 • IN D O L A I PAUL EiLAL, sI n ; n w b M a mITC w nHi k 1Style ._QrJE ^ a __!I Cut •$6.95 W/Shampoo 4 Finish $10.95 H W B IW C 9 SI f l 0 OO6 M $ fA T M C C M IA D G ''"u'J Retell theft, d rug chargee filed Julia Inez Co*; 37. 2021 Grandview. Sanford, was charged with retail theft and possession of craek cocaine when she waa . arrested Friday...... Police said that security officials at the W inn Dtxle on Airport Boulevard. Sanford, detained her for attempting to leave the store with $10 worth of shrimp without paying for It. Th e y said that as she was being detained, she attempted to hide something from them. The Item was rctrelved and It tested positive for crack cocaine. She was transported to the the Jo hn E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $3,000 bond. W arrant arrests • Carolyn Whitehead Smith. 36. 1210 W. 19th St.. Sanford, waa arrested on charges of obtaining property with a worthless check. She Is being held at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility on $100 bond. • Dedgerlck Antonio Cherry. 28. 16 Lake Je nn y Apartments. Sanford, was charged with violation of the terms of his probation on charges of carrying a concealed firearm, lie Is being held at Ihe John E. Polk Correctional Facility without bond. • Victor Manuel Rodriguez. 40. 2260 Hibiscus Dr.. Sanford, was charged wllh failure to pay fines. He was being held at Ihe Jo hn E. l*olk Correctional Facility In lieu of 889 cash. D o m estic violence charged Michael Allen Christian. 39. 814 Elm Ave.. Sanford, was charged wllh domestic violence when he was arrested on Friday. Ills wife went to the Sanford Police and told them that he had come home In un argumentative stale and had hit her In the face wllh Ids fists. Police said that marks on her face supported that claim. He was taken In Ihe John E. Polk Correctional Facility und held without bond. Town says marijuana should be legalized S TA R K S . Maine — Angry over drug raids, residents of this liny western Maine town narrowly adopted a resolution asking the stale to legalize marijuana. Th e resolution, pasard by a 49 to 42 m argin, calls on Ihe Legislature to prohibit bans on the cultivation, possession and sale of cannabis hemp for agri­ cultural and commercial uses, such as for fiber and feed. It also asks lawmakers to legalize the possession of up to two pounds of dried flowers from female marijuana plants. The vole Saturday followed a scries of well-publicized drug raids by the slate's Ilurrau of Intergovernm ental D ru g E n ­ forcement. " T h is Is m ilitary Intim ida­ tion." Ralph Smllhers said d u r­ ing a fiery town meeting before the vole M i w "T h e |>eople In Russia rrached a (mini of saying 'enough.' and they gained democracy. They tiave more democracy In Hutala than we do." S m l l h e r s t a lk e d a b o u t helicopter surveillance of the countryside by pot-hunllng drug agrnls. Other speakers charged that drug agents shoved guns In their farrs and expressed fears that Ihe wrong house might be raided and occupants Injured. Hut Kerry Herbert, wlm op|Mmrd Ihe resolution, accused |x>t growers of "dragging land­ owners Into a felony action by planting this stuff on other people's land." Tow n Clerk Jane Bracket! said the last-minute registration of three new voters — all support­ ers of Ihe resolution — raised somr legal auesllons. Stic said she wouldn't be surprised If someone challenged the vote H A D I D E ii* H I ia N 1818 8 . F R E N C H A Y E , 8 A N F O R 0 • W 4 4 M s| « Ml i s • s| t K l i s • SH Y ouE vtry Tussdsy. A ll S s rv k a i O v r a u s o d Kl is • s i c Ml i s E �I 4 A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florfda - Monday. March 16. 1992 Editorials/ Opinions SARAH O VER STREET (USPS 4 IM N ) .100 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Aren Cnile 407 322 2011 or 831 0003 Wsyn# 0. Doyto, PuWUhsf Ronald W. Motto. Eiscutlvs EdHor Laura SoNton, Advertising Director SUBSCRIPTION HATE: 3 Month*............................... *10.50 a Month*............. *30.00 I Y rn r....................................*75.00 Florida Raaldanla mult pay 7% aatoa taa In addition to rate* above. ED ITO RIA LS Expanding aid The U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly to enlarge the federal grant and loan program for college students. But It wisely put olT a proposal, strongly pushed by Democrats, to ■make college grants an entitlement, similar to Soclnl Security or Medicaid, for all low- and middle-income students. Both decisions make sense. The prime cfTcct o f the expansion o f the aid program, which already benefits millions o f students. Is to Increase funds available for federally subsidized student loans and to enlarge the number o f middle-income students eligible for direct federal grants. To be young and a woman reporter When I became a newspaper reporter In the late 1970s. I was probably as starry-eyed a cub as ever clutched a notebook and walled for an assignment. I was hired Into the section we called "Lifestyle" officially and "features" generIcally. which was undergoing a transformation of several years. II began as the "'society" i pages, then became the "wom en's" pages before finally losing Its gender classification. We Lifestyle reporters — one other woman, one man and myaeir — were excited to be where we were. Each of us would take occasional duly slaking the com m unity's thirst for news of who was doing what wlth/or to whom, but a major part of our work was In-depth reporting on the Issues that matter most to people. Nothing was off-limits as long as It chronicled and defined the lives of the readers we served. It was a wonderful time to be a woman reporter, as far as I could see. Most of the women on stafT were young. Just a few years oul of college, and we encountered little of the sexual discrimination some of the older women re­ membered. If anything, most of the men we worked with and for tried hard to keep treatment equal. Yes. there were exceptions, but they were the minority. Perhaps that's why the recent New York Tim es review of Nan Robertson's book "T h e Girls In Th e Balcony" hit me so squarely between the eyes. I learned that until 1971. just seven short years before I started In J o u r n a l i s m , w o m e n re p o rt e rs were denied m em ­ bership In the Na­ tional Press Club In W a sh in g to n . D .C .. and were forbidden to even enter Ihe club's ballroom. In­ stead. ihe women — Pulltcer-prtce w in ­ ners and all — were stuffed onto a small balcony, straining to hear the newsmakers t Soma of the and w orld leaders women sued addressing the body. and the case B e lo w sat n o n was settled. ■ r e p o r t e r s . m a le guests of the male members. But thereat stunner In "T h e Olrls In Th e Balcony" was that In 1972. Th e New York Tim es had nine male reporters for every one female, paid Ihe men subslant tail v more for the same work, and ■Tsi cc - The law now limit* grant* to tho*e coming front families earning no more than 930,000 a year. The Senate bill raise* the threshold to 942.000. At the same time It Increases the grant maximum from 92.400 to 93.600 a year, thereby filling part o f the gap that has been created by Ute rapid Increases tn college tultlton fees over the past decade. Th e grants now cover less than 25 percent o f the average college bill, compared to more than 40 percent In 1980. In addition, the measure would cut o ff from the loan program all Institutions that have a loan default rale o f 25 percent or more, thereby continuing efforts to eliminate lowquality schools, or schools that promise students more than they can deliver, and which often seem more interested In the student's borrowed tuition money than In his or her success In the program. What the bill does not address is the escalating costs of college Itself. In the past 25 years, tuition In private colleges has been rising twice as fast as the cost of living. People like former Education Secretary William Bennett have argued that some of that huge Increase Is attributable -to' t h e " • third-party financial aid — that was designed affordable. Because o f the aid, to make■college coif colleges have been able to be much too casual, they say, about their bloated cost*. Even If that's only partly true, college costs scent to be behaving In ways very similar to those o f medical costs, probably for similar reasons, and may well require similar kinds o f cost control. What’s certain!* Is that If Congress makes financial aid an entitlement not subject to annual reviews. It will send precisely the wrong message to an educational system that badly needs to tighten Its belt. The House version o f the bill, which will be acted on this spring. Includes entitlements as well os an even greater expansion o f the grant program. It urgently needs to be brought in line with Ihe Senate Senate Ibill. LE TTE R S T O EDITOR l.rllrr* lo the rdllor u rr welcome. All Idlers be signed. Include the address of Ihe writer und u daytime leleplionr number. Letters should Im- on a single subject and br as brief as possible. The Irllers are subject lo editing. iiiiis I Berry's World JA C K ANDERSON Stop outgoing guns, halt incoming drugs HODDING C A R TER Media recover from Gulf War? It seems like 14 years ago. but Just 14 m onths ago Am erican and allied troops launched a spectacularly successful war against Iraq. Skillful as It was In achieving Its short-term objectives against the forces of Saddam Huaaeln. the Bush administration was even more triumphant In lla ongoing war wlih the press. With rare exceptions, the American people saw what the government wanted them to see and learned what the government wanted them to learn about Ihe ronlllcl. The press was there on sufferance and on the dally briefer's leash. Over a year later. II Is clear that Hussein was thrown bark but not defeated. It Is far less clear how the press, and therefore the public, stands tn the wake of Desert Storm. Insofar as Saddam Hussein Is concerned, he continues to role snd reign In Baghdad. H r thumbs his nose at the United Nations. H r waged near-genocldal war against his Shliir a n d ............. Kurdish populations while allied troop* looked on. He has defied an International oil embargo, consolidated his control and weeded out potential enemies. Kuwait, as miserably despotic as ever. Is "free." and Saudi Arabia breathes raster, bul Ihe nature of security arrangement* In Ih r region remains unsettled. As for a "new world order." not cvrn George Bush bothers with Ihr term anymore. In other words, the lightning quic k military victory has. as always with lightning, left the situation on Ihe ground unchanged except where It struck. When It comes to press-government rela­ tions. Desert Storm was Iras ambiguous. It reconfirmed the verdicts nf Panama und Grenada. In both those exercises. rr|s»rtcr* were treated like so much dirt, there either to be walked on or Ignored. Karts wrre what military spokesmen said they were, and those "facts" not Infrequently tum rd oul to be fletlon on latrr examination. Following the G ulf War. It became equally dear that many of the Initial military rLaima were off base and the press had simply functioned as an open conduit for propaganda that seriously distorted reality. 1) " T h e p r o b ie m w ith o u r n ta tto n a h tp i* tha t Y O U R un roa katic o n p o c ta tio n a a r t m o r a u n raahatic th a n M Y u n ro a h a tK a x p a c la tto n a " fought equity — spitting and clawing. Some of the women sued and Ihe case was settled out of court In 1978. It was the year I began reporting! — for Ihe same salary as Ihe male reporter next to me who started at the same time. By the time I was hired. those women had been fighting iny battle for seven years and had wrought the change that nged I overrthen the nation. I had to laugh when I read Robertson's account of the "Young Professional Ingenue" hired In a once male-only department at the Tim es the year the suit was settled, who announced shortly thereafter. "Th ere Is no sex dlscrtmlnallon at the Tim es. I got here on m y own merits." Robertson remem boed thinking at the time. "Is It for this we laid our careers on the line?" It's embarrassing to have been so preoccupied with m y own new career that I left m y own hlstory-ln-the-maktng like a bullet train bound for glory. In m y defense. I’d come Into Journalism from another profession, leaching, and when I was 27 years old. seven years seemed like a long time ago. At 40. two decades seem like an eye-blink. Was II really Just 20 years ago that Ihe most esteemed women In Journalism rouldn'l even walk Into Ihe main ballroom of Ihe National Press Club? T o meullon just two examples I. Brtrfrra left the Impression of a bombing campaign so "sm art" that civilian casualties were held to a m in im u m while bombs consistently hit on or near thetr targets Latrr scrutiny showed that Ihe most bomb* missed thetr targets and that so-called "collateral" damage was high. Civilian Infrastructure such as water and supplies and electricity was devastated. Civiltan deaths and Injuries rivaled. If they did not actually surpass, military ones. t. (Per (Pentagon sensitivity on this score remains high. Official Washington refuses to provide estimates of civilian casualties — Indeed, of all Iraqi casualties — and recently a Census Bureau employee who released her own Informed estimates wx* summarily fired. 2. Everyone from Norman Schwarzkopf on lown repeatedly overestimated the size of Iraqi battlefield forces. Instead of being outnumbered by "crack Iraqi troops." to repeal the well-worn phrase, allied forces were larger than t h e c o n s c r ip tmanned units they overran. It doesn't change the fact of victory, but II mate­ r i a l l y a lt e r s th e meaning of victory. Perhaps reporters on Ih r scene could the military on either of throe Issues at the l i m e , g i v e n th e nature or the fight­ ing. Bul that la some­ thing we will never know, since for most 6 It I* clear that of the duration Des­ Hussain was e rt S t o rm w a s a thrown back briefer'* war. Right but not up until Ih r lOO-hour defeated. J blitzkrieg Itself, there was little Independent reporting ________ ___ _ the ground fighting. allowed. ____ Even during Journalists' accounts were frequently blocked, delayed or lost by thetr handlers and the official transmittal system. The press claim* It was betrayed, that role* which had been laboriously negotiated before fighting began were bent and changed on the ground. Ever since the G ulf W ar ended, press representatives have been negotiating among themselves and with the Pentagon about a new art of guidelines for wartime reporting A laborious process. It has now come down lo a new "1 0 commandments" that attempt to establish press-military roles of engagement . A steering group representing llv r-m rm ber s i c ................................. .............the media and Pentagon officials have worked thetr way to general agreement about nine of the points, most notably Including the proIKMitkMi.lhal independent coverage wtU b r the primary means of news gathering tn war. W A S H IN G TO N — T h e Second Amendment Is preserving the right of Colombian drug lords to keep and bear arms. When It comes lo buying weapon* for their deadly business, drug lords rely on errand boys In the Unltrd Slates who simply walk Into gun shops and buy retail. At the recent San Antonio drug summit, the aim of the U.S. delegates was to cut the pipeline of drugs Into the country. But Ih r Colom bian govern- ---------------------------------m e n t Is e q u a lly concerned about the pipeline of weapons h o w ln g Ih e othe r way. In their minds, the problem Is clean If the United States really wanted Col­ ombia to beat the drug lords. It would stop arming them. Jack Klllorln. chief spokesman for the Bureau of Alcohol, T o b a c c o and Firearm s, says the f Colombia ha* bureau believes "Ihe frequently predominant source raised the of weapons for the issue In narcotics organiza­ response lo t i o n s In S o u t h U.8. demands America la the U.S. retail market." year, more than 8.000 U.S.-made weapons were seized abroad — 7.453 of them In d ru g -p ro d u cin g countries. T h e U .S. Customs Service also seized 1.571 weapons headed for Latin America last year. The majority of the guns that end up tn Ihe hands of drug lords are assault weapons bought from U.S. stores. Colombia has frequently raised Ihe Issue In response to U.S. demands that Colombia be tougher on Its own drug cartels. In 1989. during the heal of the bloody war between Colombian law enforcement and Ihe Medellin d ru g ca rte l, the n-C olom bla n President Vlrglllo Barco pleaded with the United Slates to halt the ‘ “(low of deadly weapons lo his country. Senate Democrats, led by Dennis DeConclnl. D-Artz.. responded with a bill to ban 14 kinds of assault weapons with little or no sporting value. Th e senators cited Ih r mayhem on U.S. streets, plus the arming of foreign doig cartels. A Gallup Poll showed that 72 percent of Americana wrre behind the ban. But the National Rifle Association wasn't, and neither was Ihe Bush ad­ ministration. Th e bill failed to pass the House last year. Drug violence Is down In Colombia, but the weapons trafllc remains "constant." accord­ ing to Klllorln. Customs and B A T F officials say the guns are bought In small lots from gun shops across the country by wellestablished middle-men for I lie drug lords. T h e y are often exported through the same channels that bring drug* Into Ih r United Stales. Th e B A T F has established a new oft lee In Colombia, which has Increased the case load for both countries. But. Colombia is still not satisfied the United Stairs la doing all It can. according to Gabriel Silva. International affairs adviser lo Colombian President Cesar Gavlrta Trujillo. Silva told our associate Dean Boyd. "T h e United Slate* has to do a better (Job) at controlling these weapons, because, though they are produced for domestic purposea. m any are ending up In our country." Silva also said some U.S. weapons are being routed to Colombia through third countries. Colombia madr Its point at Ih r San Antonio summit and won a pledge from the United Slate* to tighten export controls. But that's Ihe same pledge the Bush administration made In 1980 while ruling out a ban on assault weapon*. And nothing has changed. Silva diplomatically told us h r had "no opinion" on whether a ban on assault weapons In the United Stairs would help to solve hla country's problems "T h is Is a domestic Issue far the United Stairs to decide." �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Mondey. March 18. 1W2 - 8A List of bounced checks worst offenders released 743 checks. 30 months. • Charles A. Hayes. D-lll.. 716 checks. 15 months. • R o na ld D. C o le m a n . D Texas. 673 checks. 23 months. • C a rl C . (C h ris ) Perkins. D -Ky.. 514 checks. 14 months. • Bill Alexander, D-Ark.. 499 checks. 20 months. • Ed T o w n s . D -N .Y .. 408 checks. 18 months. • Harold E. Ford. D -Tenn.. 388 checks. 31 months. • Edward F. Felghan. D Ohio. 397 checks, eight months. • Former House Democratic W hip To n y Coelho. D-Callf.. 310 checks. 12 monlhs. • William Clay. D-Mn„ 329 checks. 10 months. • Jo hn Conyers. D-MIch.. 273 checks, nine months. • Mary Rose Oakar. D-Ohlo. 217 checks. 21 months. • Jim Scheuer. D-N .Y.. 169 checks, eight months. • Joseph Early. D-Mass . 140 checks. 15 months. • Former Rep. Doug Bosco. D-Callf., 124 checks. 13 monlhs. • F orm e r Rep. Jln t Bates. D -C a l l f . , 8 9 c h e c k s , n in e months. By Associated Press 2: B la st c o n tin u e s The First Baptist Church ol Sanford's Youth Blast got undar way ovar tha waakand at Ft. Mallon Park. Sarvlcas will ba hald at tha church tonight at 7 and Tuesday and Wednes­ day at 0:30 p.m. Domino's Pizza will provide pizza for a community pizza party Tuesday at 9:15 p.m. In upper photo, right, Cynthia Wolfe painta a happy face on Mellaaa Qoff'a face at tha Youth Blast on Saturday. Kim Bums, left photo, tries to find tha football blindfolded during the fun and games portion of the Youth Blast. In lower photo, an unidentified church member, left, watches while Tim Rogers, right, tries to throw a frisbee through the target at the Youth Blast. HsrsK P M n fry C. M id S fN f Names dude Jo h n Litton ol Lake Mary; Jam es McKnight or Rockledge: Coleman said. "W a rre n E. Frank Roberts of New Smyrna "Pete" Knowles, former Sanford Beach; Harold Pyke of DeLand: City Manager, and presently a M ichael C r o tly of S a te llite member of the Range Riders, Beach: Joseph Yarbrough of has agreed to serve and coordi­ South Daytona; William Ryan of nate the activities of the com­ C o c o a B e a c h ; V . E u g e n e mittee If the commission de- Williford. Ill ofjOylt I sires." ! i Schluckebler of Cas I ffflfi ) •ttMimti I | i T h e Range Rider* If ■ group of According to Tbrryy % fornwf. city manage™, aruj plty„ node.callsTor Ihetcoi V administrators who have joined select at least three members together to help support various plus one alternate for the selec­ cities and governmental groups tion committee. In Central Florida on a voluntary T h e committee will review basis. applications received for the city Russell D. Barr of Largo Is administrator's post and forward another member of the Range their selections to the C ity Riders, who ts on Coleman's list C o m m iss io n for Its c o n s id ­ for possible consideration. eration. Continued from Paso 1A Others Included are either present city matiagcrs/admlnlstrators. or former committee members. The y In- T h e City Commission meeting Is scheduled for 7 p.m. today. In the commission chambers of the Umgwood City Hall. Russia Coa tin n e d from Page I A one little girl In the back of the crowd, cowcrtilg behind a taller classmate, said. "T h is ts scary." Th e foyer of the office was packed wall-to-wall with stu­ dents. teachers, parents. reportera and other Interested on­ lookers. "C "m o n guys." Peoplrs said In an effort to e xcite the youngsters out of their shyness. "L e fa rock and roll." He was met with blank stares and a few nervous giggles. Land Coatinned from Pago 1A (roreeda from u bond sale lo be com m itted within three yrara of Ihe aale. Am ong Ihe properties Included In the purchase list Is 120 acres west of Sanford and Inratrd adjacent lo thr east side of Central Florida Zoological Park. Portions of the property, owned In part by Ted Arthur, are zoned for Industrial usrs. said Logan. Another west-Sanford property la listed as Ihe Ulabre property and Includes about 20 acres Im m e d ia te ly south of U .S . Highway 17-92 and loraied be­ tween property owned by the co u n ty and land owned by former county commissioner Bill Klrchhoff. Near Ihe Weklva River In northwest Seminole County. Ihe Hat Includes the Womak proper­ ty. which ts about eight acres located In Ihe Weklva Camp Sites area. Another 260-acre proapret Is owned by Arvtda and located near the southwest intersection of Markham Woods Road and M arkham Road. Logan said about 60 acres of the site Is being considered for a school, so the a r q u l r l o n m ay Include about 200 acres IToples and his students were calling the Russian students after having written letters back und forth with litem since Octo­ ber. Th e ir letters. Peoples said, were written on lallered (taper that had been used over and over again Iteeause supplies are so scarce In Ihe fledgling re­ public. "W e have a surprise for you ." Peoples said to Kuznetsova. "W e are sending you 35 boxes of school supplies that our students Itave raised Ihe money to' buy themselves." Kuznetsova said nothing for a few moments, but then began to thank IToples and the children profusely. Th e boxes that went Into the m a ll this m o rn in g and are expected to arrive at the Am eri­ can Embassy In Moscow In two weeks will tie In Ihe Russian school within three weeks. The y co n ta in 2 .0 0 0 pe ncils. 200 pounds of notebook paper. 1.000 erasers, chalk and assorted other classroom supplies. Kuznetsova expressed some c o n c e rn s tha t because the e c o n o m y Is s till s u ffe rin g through a difficult transition that Ihe supplies might be stolen and sold on the black niarkrl before they ever got to her school, but I Topics said thal he has been assured by embassy officials that they w ould arrive safe and unojicned. Peoples becam e flustered w hen K u zn e tk o va su dd en ly asked how she could get a teaching Job In Ihe United States. "Th in g s are a little tight right now ," he said. ' T i l write to you and explain." Though few words were actu­ ally spoken by the students. IToples' smiled broadly through the conversation. He promised lo coll again In the future. "T h is is Just thr hrgtnnlng." he said Daughter has taken over Tammy Bakker’s ministry Ta m m y Bakker. became final Friday, ending more than 30 yrara of marriage. O R LA ND O - Th e 22-year-old Chapman lold Ihe congrega­ daughter of Jim and Ta m m y Bakker has taken over preaching tion that her father called her at 8:30 a.m. Sunday from priapn In Rochester. M inn., offering words of rwsouragemenjr- q - .jit * "He told me', and I quote, ‘It ' Ipers at the N tw P narnant. (the divorce) is worse, than losing M in is trie s c h u rc h S u n d a y . Heritage U S A ,"' Chapman told "Friday was a real hard day. but the congregation. Th e Charlotte this Is a hard day 'cause I'm here (N.C.) Observer reported. Jim Bakker Is serving 18 years by myself.” for fraud at P TL . T h e divo rce , filed for by DEATHS MILDRED V. CANCEL Mildred V. Cancel. 34. East Goodrich Drive, Dcllona. died Saturday. March 14. at her residence. Bom April I I . 1957. In Brooklyn. N.Y.. stir m ovrd to Central Florida In 1988. She was a homemaker and a member of Orlando Christian Center. Survivors Include husband. Ellas: father. Pablo Valentin. T a m p a : m o t h e r . B la n c a V a le ntin, Casselberry; sons. Elius A.. Ellezrr. both of Deltona: daughter, Jesslkah Calderon. Deltona: slstrrs. Blanche Torres. Casselberry. Sororro Fronglllo. Orlando. Strphen K. Baldauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. JOEL JORDAN HILL Joel Jordan Hill. 66. 1031 New Jersey St.. Altamonte Springs, died Thursday. March 12. at his residence. Born April 15. 1925. In Rupert. Go., he m ovrd to Central Florida In 1945. He was a m echanic for Ihe city of Apopka and a Baptist. He was an A rm y veteran. Survivors Include wife. Em ily; sons. Mark Allen. David Krllh. both of SI. ITtrrsburg; daugh­ ters. Sheila Ann Barnes. Alta­ monte Springs. Debra Kay T u rr. Lake Mary. Mallnda Lou. Winter Springs: brother. Horace II.. Kissimmee; 12 grandchllren. H a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Forest City. In charge of arrangements. JOHN KURT HORN Jo hn Kurt Horn. 73. Sullivan Street. Deltona, died Saturday. M a rc h 14. at M o rn ln g s ld c Sanitarium In Pinellas Park. B o r n S e p t . 2 5 . 1 9 1 8 , In Germany, he moved lo Central Florida In 1985. He was a retired learltcr for the Orange County school system and a memlier of First Church id Christ. Scien­ tists. Deltona. H r was also a member of the National Associa­ tion of Foresters. Retired Officers Association and the ITa rl Harbor Survivors Association. H r was a Navy veteran of World War II and Ihe Korean War. S u r v i v o r a In c lu d e s o n s , D o u g la s S te p h e n . D e lto n a , Gordon Richard. Beach: lard. Daytona ‘ _________ W A S H IN G TO N - Here are 23 of the 24 current and former members of the House of Repre­ sentatives Included on Ihe House ethics commlllee's list of worst offenders who wrote checks on their House bank accounts with Insufficient funds. Th e Associated Press obtained the names of 22 of Ihe 24 on the list and they are listed with Ihe numbers of checks bounced and the nu m be r of m onths the overdrafts exceeded their next paychecks during the 39 months under Investigation. In addition. Rep. Mickey Edwards. R-Okla., said Sunday he is on the list, but provided no details. Th e name of the 24th has not been disclosed. • F o rm e r Rep. T o m m y Robinson, D-Ark.. 990 checks. 16 months. • Bob Mrazek, D -N .Y.. 972 checks. 23 months. • Robert Davis. R-MIch.. 878 checks. According to Informa­ tion made available to the AP. the overdrafts exceeded his next paycheck for 13 of the 39 months. • Charles Hatcher. D-Ga.. 819 checks. 39 months. • Charles Wilson, D -Trxas. 81 • Former Rep. Doug Walgren. checks, eight months. D-Pa.. 858 checks. 16 months. • Rep. Mickey Edwards. It• Stephen J . Solarz. D-N.Y.. Okln. (not provided) Housewives fight for new trial for convicted rapists By KILLY P. KISSCL Associated Press Writer_________ RENOVO. Pa. A pair of housewives, working from their kitchen tables, are attempting to use testimony from 36 alibi witnesses to point out holes In the stale's case and win a new trial for three men convicted of rape. 'Y v e put m y family on hold for four years for this." said Donna Clemente. 36. whose husband, tw o c h i ld r e n a n d fo re ig n exchange student live among Ihe transcripts and affidavits that Utter her home. Clemente Is pursuing the case w i t h h o u s e w if e W a n c t t a Sockman. 41, whose cousin. Is one of the iplsta and an aco(Clrmeritts's- -.t.t.itm 0. Jeffrey Francis. 36. M V U ta n c U ' .tro th e ^ J q a x - M v were convicted In 1988 of raping a woman on Oct. 4.1986. Th e y were charged with the rape after being questioned about an unrelated aaaaull that happened hours after the rape. •; : - - - sister, Edith Becker, Bradenton; three grandchildren. Stephrn R. Baldauff Funeral Home. Dcllona. In charge of arrangements. ANN E. LAWSON A n n E. Lawson. 86. 4059 Sugar Palm Terrace. Oviedo, died Friday. March 13. at Manor Care In Winter Park. Bom Nov. 20. 1905. In Lanse. Pa., she m ovrd lo Central Florida In 1988. She was a retired toy buyer for Bigelow's Department Store and u Protestant. Survivors Include daughter. Lorraine A.. Carlson. Oviedo; three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Goldenrod. In charge of arrangrmenta. CHARLIE BYRANT MOFF1TT Charlie Hyranl Moffltt. 84. 733 E. Logan Drive. Uingwood. died Saturday. March 14. at Florida Hospital, Altamonte Springs. Bom Oct. 6. 1907. In Lewlsburg. Te n n .. he m ovrd to Central Florida in 1934. He waa a truck driver and a Baptist. Survivors Inrhide wife. Louise: son, C h a rlie C .. Longw ood; d a u g h te r. C h a rlo tte Staten. Greenwood. Va.; two gra n d ­ children. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Allamonte Springs. In cltarge of arrangements. JUAN RIVERA SUARES Ju a n Rivera Suarez, 71. 833 Orange Ave.. Longwood. died Friday. March IS. at Florida Hospital. Orlando. Bom April 16. 1020. In Puerto Rico, he m ovrd to Central Florida In 1991. He was a retired hospital laundry worker and a member of Ihe ITntrcostal Church of God. Survivors Include wife. Maria: sons. Wilson Maldonado. Daniel Maldonado, both of Brentwood. N.Y.. Wilfred Maldonado. Joae L. M a l d o n a d o , b o t h of Konkonkoma. N.Y.. Ernesto J .. West Palm Beach: daughters. Alda L. Flores. Evelyn, both of Brentwood. Yolanda Maldonado. Longwood. Rosa M. Santos. A l­ tamonte Springs; brothers. Fella R.. Daniel R.. both of Chicago: sister, H o s t M rn ado. Miamii T i i The accuser, a woman In her 2 0 s . w a s a b d u c t e d In In Williamsport, raped In a rural area, and relumed lo her home. W illia m s p o r t ,ls 180 m ile s norihwest of Philadelphia. Truck C o a tln n s d from Paga IA condition. Knm bluh will request authori­ ty to purchase the trurk during the regularly scheduled inerting of Ihe Longwood C ity C o m ­ mission. today, at 7 p.m.. In the commission chambers of City Hall. f h a t'i for lunohT Tuesday, March 17,1M2 Pork Staak and Gravy Buttered Baked Potatoes Turnip Greens with Roots Cinnamon Apple Sauce Garlic Roll Milk -. '■ r. v J i. ~ __________ •r - grandchildren and one great­ grandchild. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Springa, In charge of arrangementa. ORBRAB. WILLARD O rbra S. W illard. 85. 200 Cottesmore Circle W „ Lo ng­ wood. died Friday. Marrh 13. at Florida Hospital. Orlando. Born Feb. 19. 1907, In Washington, he moved lo Centra Florida In 1977. He was an official of the Cadillac Motor ll».. and was a m em ber of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Altamonte Springs. Survivors Include wife. Rhoda; daughter, Vivian Willard Leach. Longw ood. sisters. Margaret Hahn. Palm Beach. Irma Loeftier, Washington; four grand­ c h ild re n and one g r e a t­ grandchild. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Springs. In v • • : , •" * “ . ________ charge of arrangementa. DILLON ALEXANDER ZAMDillon Alexander Zambouros. Infant, or 217 W hile Rapids Court, Orlando, died Saturday, Marrh 14. In Orlando. Bom Jan. 28. 1992. In Orlando, he was u m e m b e r o f S t . S t e p h e n 's C a t h o lic C h u r c h . W in te r Springs. S u rv iv o rs Include parents. Paul A . and Qirollne It.. O r­ lando; sister, Leah Roar. O r­ lando; paternal grandparents. Rita and Augustine Ull. Orlando; p u trrnul grandparents. I 'r i r r and N ikki Zam bouros. W rs l Pal m B e a c h ; m a te rn a l g ra n d p a re n ts , N o rm a n und H e le n T h o m p s o n , W i n t e r Sp rings; great-grandm others. Nora Zam bouros and Leonu Kennedy, both of Queens. N.Y. Hanflrld Mortuary Services. Winter Springs. In cliarge of arrangements. �• A - Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida Monday March 16 199? Lake Mary Association donates gazebo E By N IC K P F E IF A U F Herald Stall Writer Presbyterian women to sponsor show L A K E M A R Y — Markham W o o d ' I’reshvlertan W o m e n ' G ro u p I - »|Hinsnrlnn lit* llrsi SpilitR Ir a ami Style show on Saturday. M a rc h 2 l . n l H rath rou C ou ntry l lu h a l I p m Fashions will I k - provided In Casual l orncl A ll.u m illlr Mall All priMiM'ds will tu rn fll Hit- bulldluR lum l lor the m w kill In It T lr k r ln arc 812 and scalliu! I* hmlir rl Door prl/es w ill I h provided In C u linary ( ’oltaRi-. LntiRwood For Itifnrm ulloii and reservations, call Ian h au lm an :i:i2 0 7 4 0 or Marlene T lllin ie r 8:14-7220 CALENDAR Seniors to meet for activities I.A K K M A R Y — T h e Lake M ary Seniors ineel every Tuesday lor"aedlvllle* .u the old t in hall North C o u n iry C h ih H o .u l O n Tuesdays, diet enter oilers die followInu • dti in . the center o |m iis • «l 15. isenlle exert Ise • |() .n il lap rpilltlnR Sr wIriR Rroup lor K S V I* propels and name time • Noon, hrtng your ow n lunch • I p ill all R inupam l I aid plavuut • 4 p m . the t fille r closes The lour III Tuesday ol eat h m outh, die follow m u Is available • 11 a m tree blood suttar anil pressure chi t ks • 10 III) a.in .i proRrain W illi Riiest speakers, il tltlOII tIC*<*ct • Noon, lunch, everyone hrlllRHlInRer lor ids lo share • I p m rcRiilar classes O n Fridays, die center oilers lo Is- • 10 00a in . line daneliiR • Noon. liridRe. puns hie. dommoes and pu//lt * Details call :i2d 41KIH I.A K K M A R Y — I lie C oninm iillv Im provem ent Association and C ltv ol l.ake Mary held a drill* .Mi ni rerem ony rreenllv I he ftM .ll point w as I he Ru/eltn luslnlleil next in die elly rentelery O n .Jail I Hih. m em bers nl die C IA . C ltv Ciim m lssitin and stall and l.ake Mary residents lurned out lu undertake tile t II\ s seeo n d N e I r h b o r s I n r NeIRhtMirbnods proRram. a lelurblshlnR propel at Ihe proper l\ nd|.iiiu l lo die Lake M .uy Cem elerv T h e cemetery properH Is lo t aletl south ul (till Lake Mary Road, near I'alm edo Street and lire C S X railroad tracks T h e m ain leal lire ol die work w a s Ih e c o n s t r u c t io n ol a Ra/rlxi. which was financed hv a 85.IKK) donation hunt the C IA A e e u rd lriR in M a y o r R a n d y Morris II dial Ra/elto would have lieelt I h iiir Ii I III kll lorm . It would have cost u s 810,000 lit added. "U til the C IA purchased the m all'rials and Ihe cltv crews built It. savltlR hall ol the lininei dial uilRlil have been used At ri*out yesterday. elH and C IA otllelals met at the site lo olllelally dedlrale die Ra/elm with Lillian G rilled. ol die C IA H oard ol T ru s te e s , olllelallv liirillllR the R.i/rlx* over lo the Cltv Photo by Tom m y Vincent Members ol Iho C IA . City Com m ission, stall and resldonls dedicated the new garobo Mayor Morris sjsike lo Ihe Rad*"rUlR Ih III.Hiked die C IA lor . Rill ol lilt R.in-txi He also extended Ills appreciation lo the m em bers ol Ihe C IA . Garden C lu b . H istorica l Society and Rencr.il public lor llielr ellnrls toward eslalilishltlR the resdul park sedltlR T h e ee in e I e r y a r e a re huhlshliiR was the third In die s e r ie s o l N e lR h h o r s lo r N i -Ir I i I io i hoods pm jeels Monts said he expects lo pmtxisi- th< location lor next m onth's park rem rsIrllnR durliiR Ihe i i |h o n lin e Lake M atv ( I n C om m ission m eedllRou Mure li H ull Taste of Lake Mary selling fast Students caught horsin’ around B y N IC K P F E IF A U F Herald Stall Writer _______ I.A K K M A R Y I n k . is liav< only been oil sal* lo! a I*11*1 mil* lot die annual Taxi* **l I ik* Mary event hut tin n tin said to Ik scllillRlIk*' lull *.ikes Chanilier ol C om m e n * man URei |Untie I'aik* i said. I Ins is do- diu rl annual Iasi* **l l-*k< M a il ami H's RoliiR In l*< du laiR esl and the hi si Sit* e o m m e ille d \\ • n * alleadv sold 17 Cm |mr.itc T a h irs and ai< ReltliiR mol* *alls* a* h *la\ T h e event is s» heduled Ini Mood.in April 1.1 n di< I m i.* cu.m Gull am i C ou niry < lull In Lake M.iin I « sdvHlcs si.ui .u <> p ul . a nd are scheduled lo *m iltm ii m u ll 8 :tll p m Parker said. As h i lIn past .m a id w lm iliiR cln-l* tr*nn m u m ol die area's most t.imou* n s i,m i.m is will hr p n p a iliiR * variety **l rlelleael*-s ih.u will d< Iir I ii the p.il.U* **l ih* mosi d isciIm lliatlllR enlilliilssr ill f »A Students al Lake Mary Elementary School, donned m their cowboy and cowgirl outfits enjoyert Cowboy Day on Ihe playground ol Ihe school recently Coach Elance. physical education instructor, called Ihe slops ol a square dance as d o third grade class ptommado in a circle Scarlett Rosier ago 9 ol Mrs Simmons class, sal upon her horse Penny as studenls asked questions ol Scarlett s mother. Sarabecca on how lo ride, care lor and Iho ddtercnl gates ol Ihe horse Let Sanford Herald Advertising Help You In 92 C a ll T o d a y 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 J u k i Is air p i li id al 815 In advance and 818 at III* dnm Cor|Hitale tallies. nnI i u Ii assun sr.lllllR I'll III |N Isons ai* 8250 lit* hided w illi llu cuiopui.ilt table I* set\.illolls an N il’ p.ilk uiR and adverllseim m s m Ih* la s le o l l.ak* M.iin l**>**kl* i Last year nn* had appinxi in,il* |n i |(x» |h is o iis aiieiul dn ............... . I uk* M a t n * 1*01 pal k ll saul NNII II .it HIII I 88 IKK* I m iiir lak* il III I hi mini* n is used lor du- up* i.m m : limits **i llu I.aki M .u N < I i . iim I ii i "l C iillin ie le r w lll l a p n illn ii earmarked lor llu < hnm l* r * si hoi.i i ship hunt I Ills Nl .11 W. plan lo RIN* lo sr hoUtfshtps slie s-inl I ini e .u ll lo sludi III' in I -.k. M . i i lilt II *'• l" n l anil Si lllltioll I I ir I i S< IIIi<*1 | ol tin 11II I m in i III.Illnll a III ki I i it ill I IIIR i out.l* t III.Ill* p.ilkei .n llu r li.imb* i o llin .1 I I 1748 Litchfield W l Cwwmaa . 324*011: t* |H .I,(«U I IhrMtw 4 A D JA C E N T T O S EM IN O L E C O M M U N ITY C O L L E G E (ir tu id C a n u m iN iiir n iu iH r iM mms op Jr H p d a 1 11 r ao 10cn LVYLMHLEMAX Students gather In their western wear to lake a group shot ol the ^o w b o y Day erpeoenco Theso dudes Chanco Rea and Chris Smith were in charge* of the chuck *agon Club takes the lead I. K A t ) I In S u n i m .i n r u l\ fm iii' <t *lull In *h#nr* hu*»in» ss con t in t ion* u til inert 7 .Ml .1 in W e d m ^ U y .11 I’chhlt < i n k A p a rin im !* rlut)hm i*r. 780 C rr rk w a trr I r r t a n I .»k» M.n\ O u r of i h r I' m I ol Ih r in rr tliic !» Iu ru h .ilt| | r Im M n t " card* O nly u n r m rm b rr of a fuirtuular ty p r of tiu *in r»» «»r |irofr»fcion l» jlln u t d lo join for more infonnalion contai t M an 1.1 Kurt/* bib O tjiK f Let us know what’s going on I lie Saulonl llrr.ih l wr hollies ulllirmtl* m o llis .il»*ol -H t .il .u l in Hies alirl r lull news l*»r puhltealtoii lit Ihr Lake M.iin |stc*s 1,11 h M«uula\ I h» rr \s no< hafgr I All ttrin* should I h ivfird or u t i l i m l« ttibl) and inrlinh Ih r name I»l .1 |**i*»mi wlin ra il I m- in iila i lrd and a daytime idiotic i i i i i i i Im 1 '2 Tin - deadline is 11 a in I hnoalay belorr |iul»ll« aiion [m m 9 9 :s q ) U M .V r M t f H W Ir W .lr Y t «S 4 30 7 15 9 JO B STOP OH M l'!H O M «“ *“ H IL L SHOOT Ml KHStv tu rn a J r/.-nr} rivniTUTurns ,M,a J . tuiuhi 'lumniiuuT GLADIATOR knirtiMi»rn»D r [ M l m m ALL MOVTf S W STEREO SOUND 4 n n‘J 4 4 4 �r* 1 1 rt^JiM nanl \ friiTw ll Sports ------------------------------------------------- 1 IN BRIEF | AROUND TH E S T A T E ’Noles, Bulls make big show T A I.I.A IIA S S K K — Florida Stale and South Flurida art* headed to the N CAA lotirtiaitit*nl when* tht-y could play cat'll nllirr tl Iliry survive opt-iilnt! unities. while Florida will I n* Hi the National liivllatlonal Toim iam t iil The Seminoles. 2 0 ‘I. are UulitU to the NCAA lor llu* fourth little tu Kennedy's six seasons I hey eould meet the University ol South Florida in the second round It the Scinllinlcs net past Montana and the Hulls upset (■eori’elown Florida, which surprised many with Its Hi 12 season, did not make the t i l t cam NCAA held Florida will play Ulehinom l T h u rs d a y in (•alnesvllle lit the tlrsi round ol the National Invitational Tournament Florida last played In thr* N IT In 1989. advancing to the llnal lour IN SID E: ■ Com ics, Pagp 4B ■ People, Page 5B ■ Classified, Page 6B A year in the making ‘Prepared’ Lions topple defending state champs By DEAN SM ITH Herald Sports Writer TA I.I.A IIA S S K K - Miami Senior never siimd a chance The Ovletlu High Sclinnl boys v a rs ity basketball tra in never trailed as II knocked oil the three­ time delemlltig stale champion Miami-Senior High 74-97 to claim the Class IA stale championship game al the Tallahassee l.ro n C o u n ty C iv ic ('r u le r Saturday night Thr* victory was the llrsl stale c h a m p io n s h ip for a Se m in o le County learn since Oviedo turned the trick against Jennings 52-40 In llu* Class C (tmw Class Al lllle game III 1957. Fur Oviedo, which Is the only c o u n t y s c h o o l tu h a ve e ve r advanced In the cham pionship game. It marked the loiirth appear­ ance In the finals, having lost to Paxton in 1955 and Chatahoochcc In 1995 Hill head coach F d lloliun said that the victory may mil have I h *c ii quite lair "I had one year in prepare m y Ira n i lu r M ia m i-S e n io r." said liollon "A n d they had one day Holton said II was at l he stale loiiriiamrnt a year ago Dial he started getting ready lor this game. 1 picked them lo Ik * in llu* filial game a year ago." said liollon I went lo Miami lo yvaleh them play Iasi summer. I saw game lllms on llltill and I talked In several |M-ople about llir-iii I probably knew more alsiul ibem than m y own team "F v rry lh ln g we did I I I practice was In pieparatlon to play them Wc worked nn healing llirlr press and pressure drfcnscs every day We bail a game plan llgturd uul and the kids went nut and ran It to perfec­ tion. II we had played Fletcher litre See Cham pions. Page 211 Gators tame Bulls TA M I’A — Flurltla pllehet Mare Valdes sirtn k out I I and Ills Gators claimed a 2 1 college hasehall w lit over South Florida Sunday Tilt (taints 20 5. girl tilt the hoard III the second Inning when Ted Hit It led oil with his sixth home run ol the season Florida scored lis second run In the third liming when Soulh Florida starting pitcher Mark Heed. 2-3. dropped a throw to llrsl. allowing ll.ivc Majcskl to store limn llrst Irnsc Iii the seventh lunltig. .I. is o ii Garcia ol South Florida singled to drive in Doug Carroll alter ( arroll had doithleil and advanced In third The Hulls. 13 I I . threatened In the eighth lulling on a long drive hy Wade Norris, caught hv Majcskl near the lell Held fence In the filial liming. IJSF pul two men on. hut Valdes struck out Hrett King to end the game Pace not enough for ’Canes C O K A I. G AHI.KS Miami light hander Fadul Arrteta threw lour shutout Iniilugs. striking mil lour and allowing only two lilts m Ills llrst start as a Hurricane to cam Ills llrst win as Miami •Ideated Pace (l I Sunday I lie w in was Miami's tenth tit Its last eleven games Pace is now (1 ti heading 211 In tile third. Miami. 17 -1. broke loose lor lour runs on two hits Consecutive walks to Dave Hcrg. Charles .Inhnson and Frank Mora set the stage tor a two run double by .lohuatheu Smith Klchard I.vons relieved Pace starter and loser Man Papp.il.into III 21 and gave up a two tun single to Alex Miranda Miranda was the star, going 2 lor 2 with his m i olid borne run III as many games while driving in three tuns Pavin edges Couples F o ld I.A UD K KD A I.K - With Fred Couples .uul t'orrv I’.in iii going in .i 585 yard. parTi pi.i\nil hole. I hr advantage Is ( ouplcs Here's Kfeddle I hr III.Ill r.illrd Hnnin I m»111 hv Ills fellow pins, one nl llu* longest hitlers m gull and nn a streak, pi.in tnu skinnv little Corey , definitely Hill .1 tili* Kllll nil till* h « So i nrf Ntiling Is III Fred's l.ivnt. right'' Wrong. A llrr I n ii I i h.id p .u rrd the llrst plavutl hole. I'.ivlil sfrp|M‘d lr.ii k (m ill Ills I r r shnl nil I lit* |Hth w hen a rowdy l.m urged linn in "sh a n k it. lilt it in the nn.ltd I |nsi hacked nit. ti.id a lllllr chuckle and played aw av. I'av III said W hen Couples drove lilln a la liu a v hunker, neither h r nnr r.iv lll had any < lianee nl real lung the green in tv\n .m il the advantage sw ung In III* s ir.nl\ grltlN lllllr l*.i\ in H r lhp|>ed a thltd shnl In atmill l.r* leet and Couples was niltsldr hnil. . i I h nit 20 tret .inn .in and nil th r same line Couples Irtt Ills hlidle pntl llu lies short and I'.iNtn made the pu ll Ini th r tilrdle dial seemed his lo th earrer victory. w orth $ 1118.000 Iroiti llu Inlal plirse nl $1 1 llllllinii I ivi others Un h id ing *10 year old Kay Klnvd. Ililssrd (lie pi.in nil hy a single shot Klnvd was tied at 271 with Keith Clearwater. II i IIn Ihiy llrnw it. Mi Cal I Isle r Mark Ihnnks and Hlatnr Junior College Baseball Hlbbing Communlly Colloge (Mn ) at Seminole Community College, doubloheader. 1 p m Baseball Loesbutg at Semlnolo. 4 p m Mainland al Lake Branlley, 3 30 p m McCallte (Chattanooga. Tn I al lake Mary. 2 15 pm Oak Ridge. Oviedo, Seminole at Lyman Invitational. 3 p m Girls' Tennis Lyman Compiled Irom »la t( and wire reports n X ------ B E S T B E TS ON TV ] L -J U IIA S K F1 I I A I l . 7 M put W 1HS M IA . Atlanta Hawks al D. tti.lt i'lxluiis 11.1 Complete titling* on Page 20 C orro 0 0 7 * 7 r e q u M r u m 7 1 0 7 4 A F d A A ftft I 3 0 ) 7 P f tngl# I 7 0 7 7 B ' o « n 7 ( 0 0 ( S E d * 4 H lt 4 11 10 1) 70 Jtm#n#| * i ) 7 ) 7» M o ltn « 1 1 0 1 7 . D * «I* 4 10 7 I 10 M»rn«rt<Mf 0 I 0 00 Total* 74 SS U 37*7 Ov.eOo Miami W«»oc Thr*# point f»#ld go*'* I* || 1* 71 - 74 I* I 77 11 — *7 O»»*do 0 4 l l O A m i n 0 7 B G »##n 0 7) M u m * Smnlof 3 11 i F a» quh*r*on 0 * A f d * « ' ( l \ 0 t. S C d A « 'd t 7 3 Jtm#n#| I ) ) Total foul* O vmn So 7) Santor 7* Fouled out Technical fou»* norw Hehovndt Ovtedo 4S (ttafpe r fl M ia m i Senior )4 (J im e n # ; Da»>* 10) A%*t*t* Owtedo I I L o * m « n 4) M ta m t Senior S (S fd (* a rd * )) Record* O***do )4 J M amt Senior ) ) ) SAN FOR D - After only two lull weeks of play In the Satilntd Church Solthnll League S|trlng Season, only two ol tlu* Hi trams still have an tmhralrtt record <)( tin* two. lltc Nativity "Dls ctplea" didn't pktv S.tlnnlav .mil iIn* ('Ittirrh ol ('.(Hi ol I’rophrry team collected Its second slratgltl com i*.(mm'lM*hlndtinc run victory I'rnpltccy remained tlu* only tin Im-.i Icii tram In Ihe (iim|)cllt|ye Dlvtsion when .Jtihli 1.1viol singled In Jason Mim k w iili tin* winning tun wall two nut In tin* I mit ti mi nl tin* seventh liming as lltc dch-iidlng Fall cliamploiis edged Central Haptlsl 9 8 In other morntng games at l.cc P Moure Park. First (lulled Mdltodlsi scored It) runs m Its last two al hats 10 I m-.i I All Souls III ti. lltc (i i u t i i i ol (ind scored lour slxlti liming tuns to detent St. Stephen Catholic ti 2 and Grace ('hrsltl.m took a 7 (> forldt win from Markliiun Wrvtth Pic sbylertan. In the altrrnnon games. Markham Woods H.i|itlst hauiuicred tin San lord Ulirtsllau "R e d ” 1 63. tin Nativity "Crusaders” hashed |trc vtously unite.iten Sautortl First Na/arcnc 14 2. Holy Cross l.iilliciail scored llircc runs lit the Imltmii ol tin* seventh Itmlllg to I m st Ctcncva Haptlsl 3-2 and Grace United M dh udlsl w ltltslou d a lic iiic n iliiiis comcttai k cltoit tn otilscurc S.mlurd ( hilstl.m H im till I’rnpltccy leutls the ('oni|tcl!tlvc Division \xIt ti a 2 0 icrotil and Is Inllnwcd hy F’lrsl M c II iimII sI. All Souls. Central 1i.ijit 1st and ('hutch ul God tall I I I and SI Stephen (U 21 III tin- F e llo w s h ip D lv ts io n Na/arcnc and Mat kit.tut Woods Haptlsl are liolh 2 1 It .tiling tin leaders arc Grace Christian San told ( iirlstlun "Red" and the Natty l tv " C ru s a d e rs " tall I ll and From Stall Raporla Doing a little of everything Shannon Cook, shown hero computing in tho tuple |ump Iasi season helped Iho Lake Mary Rams scoro in live dilferont events Saturday at tho Space Coast Rolays in Morritt Island The Rams will run in Ihe Seminole Relays Tuesday and host the Lake Mary Invitational Friday Locals among top five at Space Coast M K R H ITI IS L A M ) Lym an * girl* dominated the dlut.iix i running i v n il* wtitle* the Lake Maiy girl* took advantage nl llirlr di |»lh a* thr tun Seminole Count) •*4hoofs I m it ll finished III tile top live nl Saturday s S|Mt e i 'oast If el.IN * I llusvtlle Astronaut won the team llllc. oulsmrttig Lym an fl3V*-03 Laki Mary (4 1VS) followed Vero llrai It (fill and Palm Hay Ir>H) in ilie standings of the I t team event The Lym an <|uaitcl ol Ktanah llrestih k. Janet (ireetdarg, Htta GreenlM*rg and Millie Davit* unit thr* tun mile relay with a lime nl IlfiH ii Janet Greeiilirrg and llrestitek later Join* d with Melissa Le wis and ( h e n Itnumgamer to win the itiftle relay In 4 l i d Lym an also was fourth lit Imlh Ihe disianre medic) 114-02 31 and lour mile rrl.iN 12 1 III Ihe Greyhound* also were third lit tlu I SO relay (fi2 I) Bee G irl* . Page 31) See Softball, Page 3H l l f t l U n .lrd M*fSod<tf A ll W i t C*thel.< III III yi 3 l»p h t«i(4 lD o lt< (h w t t h o l God C ffllf4 l B « » (f t l Chwf (h o t Ood 9 1 M#f kh#m Wood* fU p lixt Noniofd C h f titijn Rod * Von lord (h n t t r p n ' Bl*ro Gr « ( • United Mofhoditt 4 — II 1 — * 14 14 Ml 7M M4 M4 * • 7 * 4 17 401 Ml 7M 4)1 4 1 - • • It 14 I I I 074 I I I ) 441 IM ) r •» *t N i u f f A f Nr»tr*l1» ' ( f V U d f f t t*«ri*»* I if *1 U p l i t l Molp (r o t * | wthoroo M4 770 IM f« 004 044 074 *04 004 0*4 4V) 41) II 74 i 14 1 — 4 14 I 11 4 1 7 7 « 14 11 14 1) )l | ■ 1 Bolton, Lions give critics a definitive answer Boys’ Tennis Lake Howell al Colonial. 3 30 p m Mainland at Lake Brantley. 3 30 p m Oak Ridge, Oviedo, Semlnolo al Invitational. 3 p m Mumi SftH«r 1*71 From Staff Reports From Staff Report* W HAT’S HAPPENING K roo gO 10 0 0 f o r r * * l 0 ) 0 0 0 U * f f » 1 1 0 0 7 W rig ht * 1 7 ) 1 4 Lo*rrt«ry | 14 1 4 7< R G » r r n J IS 7 S 17 0 G '# * " 7 M 7 S Hr A tton 7 * 0 0 4 M «rp #f S •• II I* T o t « l» 71 *1 •* V 74 Only two church clubs still perfect Seminoles outclass Elite field WIN I FK PARK - Despite the fad lhilt Ihry're siill mil "h illin g on all eylltlders.' I lie Sem inole High School itoys' track team scored a convincing vichiry al Saturday's Klllt- Classic invitational inert at Shuwallci Field I In- Seminoles. w ho rolled up a learn sccrc ol 18 1. nu lscorcd riiiiuci up llriKikwiHid IGa.l hv 44 I m ill it ^ They wcie liilluwcd liy Oak Rlilgc II I5|. Winter Haven ll 131. host Winter I’.uk (85|. Tllusvllle and K v u iis (hulli with 721 and Dr Phillips (5li| ll s pretty good win lor us. hul we’re still a long way Irom con. lu llin g on all ry rlln d rrs ." said Seminole roach Ken llrauiuan "We have some lop people, bill We have lo hulld some people Irchhld thrill III ease someone goes down or has a bail lllgllt Oil Saturday, p ie lly much all nl Seminole's top |H-ople had good nights, ihe Trllx- dominating the Held cvctils and scoring well In the rrlav and sprint rvrrux lleglslerllig victories in the Held ey eiils were Carlo While lit the slim pm 158 feel. :»/•» inehcsl. Hernard Sparrow m (lie discus 11 17 leel. H> Ini Iu*s|. llu i i i Dees i i i llu* tong lump 122 led, 11< Inches) anil Andre Scull iii llu* Iriplc |ump la tiled record and |H-rsrui.d Is st I h le d . 111j IIH lies). Sparrow was also sen mil ii i Ihe shot pul 155 le d . :t‘ j inchest while Scull was M-cuiid In the long Jump (22 led. 2 llu hrsi lin n Henderson was second III the tuple |ump 145 led. 2 1 1 Ini hrs| and inurtll In the longjum p 120 Its I. It) III! Iiesl S e m in o le 's v e rs a tility really showed iluotigh In ihe rumilng events, where Scott ami Decs also coiilrlhiilcil solid jHiluls Scoti ran on a p.ilr nl first-place relays combining wuh Hubert Kill llli (n l.m l Shine and Cory Wilson lo win llu* Ircshmaii sophotuiitc 4 x lo iln t d r r id a v i l l ll and |ommg Sec Hoys. I’age 211 CLASS 4A STATE CMAMPIONSHIP GAMI 0VIC00 74. MIAMI VCNIOR47 Ovtwio«r«» __ W I u m I a thunk it’’ On Saturday night, ihr ONlrdu High S« In Mil Ixty*' ha*krtl*all tram dtit uh.it leu |Mt)plr nulstdf nl I tie* snuthurst Sruiltiolr ru u n tv rant inunltv gave ihrm a (hatter at doing u timing thr Class 4A shilr ( haiii|)lnitship M irfr have tn i n **turtrs atMiu! i rules nl th«' team. ita)s«ivrn» vnIio (|ue»tlonrd tfir l.tom* A rr thry as g(M»<| as their rrenrd? A rr thry lM-tti*r’' ( an th> n utu a stair (ham pi4>nshl|t? (iu lllv as t ti.uged 1 u as nnr nl those u tin tiad dnuhts atmul Oviedo nevrr atMiut tin Lion* ability hut atMiut thetr ability tu traiislatr tlirtr skill into unis Would (tie) altnu ('(M ill Kd Ikiltnu In harness llirlr talent ’ T h r «onfuunding thing atMun thr I.Inns is thru littiiiriisr talent, not fust thru llrst h n i nr th rrr playrrs hul all starting five and thrtr reserves that was apparent tilts L i k e a h 1g h per l o r ma n r r automobile the Linns if ip ilrn l 1 oustant hue tuning K m rpt fur the stall <hamplonshlp game against Miami S« 11101 Ovtedo hadn ! really turned lit uh.it 1 uuld I m- drscritied a* .« rna*lerp«r( t |*rrtnrmaner Y«*t they kept u liming I iiat tendetn ) wan considered a* little last Near, when all that u< klieu was that Ikiltnit uould liavi rvrrylMMty I mi k from .1 team that uas already nnr nl (tie area s t*esl I hen the Green* Hernard and Devon, moved into the Oviedo si hi*ol dtstrti t and turned the Lions hum a |m»t«nt train Into a dangerous one Hut eould thr\ play together * Would our basketball I m*enough lor .1 train that now had as many as su |M)trnttal manpire players * It hast) I lirrn rxi rp ttonally easy furlht-f e vtd rn cr against Itie Lions Mow ( m ild a tra m tliat only m t i i i s to play well enough to w in Ik * taken a* a legitimate stall 1 liaiilplonshlp tfirral ’ Norm ally, a leant that din s that can't 1 rank It op the extra null h n n ess.trN to tn at a Hirer time deletidlttg state cham pion Hoi last night while dis4 ussing Ills t eams u in over Miami Senior |see related story I Ikiltotl said that the Lions had s|M*nt Hie entire season p re p a rin g to plav Ihe Sllngatees that's hou g*M»d he thought hts team would I k* Ihts year In Lu t tn Ion hr eyert had the (ite m s on Hu* learn Ikiltotl was •1 g» it trig ready lor .1 showdown with Miami Senior Mii <h ol w hat's hafifH-ned over Hit last four months now make* *« n*« At Hines. It steined like Hit l.lolis were rrm nvrd (m in the gain* at hand as II wfi.it they wen doing didn't Itt the (iteiimst.ini e* Mien were Hiom *. mvs4 If among Hu iii who wondered why Holton |u*t didn't turn llu Lions Iim»s«- every ntghi Holton sullered th« sling* and arrows of short Sighted irttK* and kept the Lions on ( ours4 aiming them ever) game toward Miami Senior There * fhe I m *I( logh H1.1i you take a season one game at .1 lllllr. hut when you're |Milriitlallv Hiat gt n h1 you liav e to liMik ahead Now the reigning slate 1 hainpi mis Holton .mil flit* Lions ran I«m»K ahead to the 1 hallenge nt r« |m atnig (It 1 nurse, now the Sttltgaiees and the rest ol the state have a year to p irfM ir to play them �M • Sanford Manfd, Sanford, Florida • Monday, March 18. 1802 S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S ] ailTlDM i ( I T A M I RI CAN LEAO UE w t Pel. Baltlmora 1 S Ml Ctavttand * 1 Ml Calllarnla 4 4 Mb Mmnatora 4 4 Mb Saaltta 4 4 Mb Mltwaukaa 4 % Mi NawVark 4 S -US 400 CMcaaa 4 4 Bailan 1 1 -100 Kanaaa City S f .J00 Taaaa 1 S J00 Oatrall 4 4 .400 Tarenta 4 4 .400 Oakland 4 -233 S NATIO NAL L IA O U I W L At*. Im f r M ltc i I 7 .Tft Cincinnati 7 1 WO ii l m h a i ur * I Mi I « *U i a au i a am 1 a au a a .au ChkAf* a 7 AM rnllM N^NO Naw Verb I t AM San D M l i r a N O TE: Spmtauad gamat count In ala* aingA Hat Panel latvrday't Oamaa Atlanta*. N.V.M aH I Boatan (at I (.Chicago White Sea I ta I a DatratlALatAnaaiaaa Minrwaata L I I Lauta 4 N Y . Vankaaa II. Mantvoal 7 Hautlon 7, Philadelphia i Cincinnati A Chicago Whlta lo i I n ) ] Aatllmaraa. Kanaaa CHyS Taaatl. Rattan (tala Pittaburgh >. Tarwvtat Chicago Cuba IA toattlaa Calllarnla ». Ctavaland I Milwaubaa I. tan Dtaga) tan Franc lac* t.Owaiand ft M tf lO M H Cincinnati A Ham Ian 1 KanaatCityJ. Rattan | CMcafa Whlta tan 7. N Y . Vankaat I Battlmara A Ptulaiilphla I Detroit A Pittaburgh t tt. Lautt li. MMnarata l Laa Angatat A N Y. Matt I Taranto g. Taaaa* tan Frandau A Oakland I Clavatand A Mlhtavkaa (M l I tan Dtaga 7. CMcaaa OMa (M l I MJtwawAaalMll.CNcagaCubalialt Seattle A CalUamla • Ctavttand 41 X 4 ry Oatrail 41 tl 411 Allan'* » U .444 Indiana X X 4SJ Mllwauhat X X .444 14 X M l Chartatta W ESTER N CONFERENCE imgBwrt DivHitP1 m L Ret. Utah 4) 33 431 SanAntanta X 14 423 Itaui tan X X -343 Danvar >1 X .330 Daltat ir X M> AMFvtaaaia ii n .113 Pactfk 0*rH*aa Part land X it 704 Oatdaatlata X x 4 71 Phaanli X >4 434 Saatna X X .334 LA Lakara 34 X 4)1 LA Cl igpart 34 )t 433 Sacr Omanta X X Mb a cllnchsd gtayatt berth Satordey'i Oanaaa LA Lakara *1. WaaMngtan ft i1ll.Ort*ad*M ■ III. Mtaml 1*7 Naw Jaraar ft. Naw York *a OT tan Antonia H A Wall tot MliwauAaa 1M, Philadelphia K J DatraHM, lacramantau ' 4H 1) 21V% t l Mr 14 irw Oft *— 3 1 31 MW xw — >w 4W >• 1IW 13 M Rattan m . Partiand laa. j o t Cleveland m Danvar *1 PhaonlallAMmnaaatallt Houalan MA Utah *7 LACIlggara 1)1, tacramantaMt taattia Iff. Dallaa taa MarMar'a Oamaa Cleveland al Waahtngtan, 7:JSpm. O k a # e at Mlenri. 7iM a m . AtlantaatDatrpIt, 7:M p m LA Lakara al Indiana. 7: M a m Chartatta al San Antonia. I.M p m. M 8N MIDW EST Michigan II. AA lawa U Purdua II. Indiana 10 TO U R N A M IN Tt Kanaaa M, Oklanama St. p Naw Maalcs S u T p a c k k U . 71 11 || l ||| N C . Chartatta 44. Tw NCAA 01*111 JactaanvtHa II. >0A I C . Spartanburg *7 TMrdPtai* Troy tlUA^KatlVwn^ Arliana E . Ttnnaaaaa I I . wlnnar va. Michigan Tama*a wlnrwr tl. John'a Tutana wlnnar va. Oklabama tl Oaargla tauttwm wlnnar Ragtanal tamlfta Frtdaj, March 17 At Rag* Arana Laitngtaa, Kg. OMa tt. MVSU-Nabraaka UCann wlnnar va. UNC Miami— Alabama tlanlord wlnnar Arliana E . Tann. ll.-M Ich lga n Tampla wlnnar va. It. Jahn'tTulane— Oklahoma tt. Oa. tauttwm wlnnar 1 Sunday, March Tt A l Nagg Arana Lailngtaa. K j. tarnllmal wtnnan Arkanaaa It* 71 va. Murray tlaN 117 171 Mamphii ttata (1*1*) va. Pappardina (it a i CaargtaTadtlll tllv a Houalan m i ) t auttw m California m i l va. Narthaaal Louttiana l l t taa. l l a . u -------a- a a F flify i P p n »l H A IU . at Gaytan Aran* Kanaaa IM A] va. Howard (17 lit Evont villa ( X I I v a T a ia a ll Paaa (H O I Cmctnnatt ( I M ) v a Oalawara 1X11 Michigan H a lt (11-7) va. taulhwatl Mlataurl tlaN m i ) AITba BradNy Cankar Arkanaaa Murray St wlnnar va. Mamphla II .■Pappardina wlnnar Oaargla Tech HauaNn wlnnar v a Sauitwm Cal NE Lautalana wlnnar Sunday, Marctl II A) U. al Darien Arana Hauttan f l, Taaaa 7] N C A A Tp B A IT PtOIOttAL va. EvanavilN. uNC. Duka ( N i l va CampballlTPIII Taaaa m i l l va. lawa (I* Ml taNn Hall III Bl v a La taIN IIP Ml Ml wanrl I MB) ve Weal Virginia ( M l II Friday. Marc* M At Tka Caatrvm U TE P wtrmar Cincinnati Oalawara wlnnar a St. SWMJuaurl II wlnnar Friday, M arth R At AfMH K a m u O fy, Ma. A r k a m a i - M u r r a y I I . — M a m p h ii H »4 1 vA F a r«M m U * m tyracuaa III *1 VA Prmcawn m i l N C .O w rN tN IH 4 I VA Mad StaN ( » 111 •Unlucky ( I M I v a OM DamMan 11S X ) M a ia a cb vaalli-Fa rdh am wlnnar v i. tyracuaa PrlncaNn wlnnar N C. CHarNnpNwa S U N wbmar va. Kan lucky Old CNm Inlan wlnnar l M II JM M I I .Ml i t an U IN IN tie i* I7H II » mi MM n an ii Tkaraday. Marc* I A* T»a Spa 1* aw Duka Ca m p *a U -Tau e lawa wlnnar ve U a II Ilan Jk -------- - CM rlrifiNf P*W1 ^NNv PI a I■nP4■Ryr'B_,. Iiw mCPW * UMa i i •Fardkam— Syr acuaa■Pr Incelan F la rld a Stale M entana w inner va. Georgetown lauth Florida nlnnar LSU BVU wlnnar va Indiana E. Illlnoii ■V, March tl At Untvarattr Activity Cantar Tampa. Aria. U C L A .R o b e r t M a r r la w ln n a r va. Laultviita Waka Faraat wlnnar OAlabama-tW Lautalana wlnnar va Da Part NawMaakatl. wlnnar I At T h a n t ANvaairaat.N.M. Florida t l Montana—Gaorgttewn t. Flor Ma wlnnar va. L tU aY U -InM a na E. minoit U C L A Robert M a rrla -L a v liv illa Waka F a r a t l w ln n a r va. O k la t ia m a ■IW Lartalana-OaPart NawM oikdll.wtnnor AtThoPtt tamltmal Indiana (1141 va EaaNm IMMaN (17 (11 A l UalvaraMy ArttvNy CaaNr Tampa, Arte. ra.Raiarl M artiaH* 111 UCLA m a i VA I LawlavtlW IM M Iv a Waka Fargal ( t i ll ) Oklahom a I D S) va. Saulkw allarn I avtt'tffi (IP M) OaPeuI ( M i l ve. New Meaka Stew d i l l wlnnar va UNCCIpad SIKentucky OOU - A ll Saturday, March I* Sdfflltlnil W EST REOIONAL F k it Rtuw* W*dwtd*r, Mart* II Horn ton (It 7| •( UC tanla Barbara IM 41. 1* M r fit. Santa Clara (M * l al CailNmia (M i l , H N jf f l Montana 177 4) al Wlktonaln IM II. •p m Lang Baacb tla N (I I *1 al CreigriMn 177II. 4:7* gm . (M4I laada*. Mart* 77 WlKonaln Montana wlnnar al Southom Cal lalorday. April 4 Eaat champ lan va. Waal champtgn louttwaat champ Ian va. Mldwaal champion 17(71 Mandar. April t lamlflnal wtnnara NCAA Wawwa'a Tournament AM Tlmaa E IT B A IT REGIONAL RLm I Ftfll W d S Ai Wadnaadav, Marc* I* Vermont I r t t l al Gaarga Wathlngton l>< 41.7. JO pm Tannatapa Chattanooga I I I II ) al Clam ion (IB *), 7pm. tl. Potaft llta i at Connecticut I n 1*1. Til* p.m. CM Dominion IN 10) al North Carolina 111*1.1 p.m, Unite T M tatvrdar, March II U C a m tl. Pater't wlnnar al Vandarbltl (M il UNC O DU wlnnar alMtaml m i l tanday, Marc* It Varmanl GWU wlnrwr al Virginia l i t I ) Clam ton UTC wlnnar at Watt Virginia m u Al >. Va. Virginia— OWU Vermont wlnnar va W ttl Virginia— Ctamaon UTC wlnnar Vandarbllt-UCann It. P tltr'i wlnnar va Miami—O O U UNC wlnnar a. Va. X tarda y. Marc* M SamtHnal wWvwra M ID *AST REGIONAL Flral Round Wadnaedey, Mara* II tauttwm Miaaltilppl ( I I I I al Rutgtri ( » III. T i l l p.m. Twvwilaa Tech (II ■) at Alabama ( n * l. I p.m. Lautalana Tech i n f I al Northern Illlnoii 117 111.1pm TaNda ( » II at Pravtdmca III I ) , 7p m Tlmaa TBA Saturday. Mart* 11 Rutport Southern M m wlnnar al Tan noeaaelir II Alabama Tarm Tech wlnnar al Weilorn Kentucky ( I I 71 Sunday, Mart* 77 La Tech N. lumen wUvwr el Purdua Inal PrayMmkp-TaNda wlnnar at Maryland (»ll X S X tr. mai SvwOay. Marctl H SW Mlaaourl II Kanaaa wlnnar al lawa IM 1I UCLA Naira Dima wlnnar at T a u t (I l f I Ktglaoal t a n Ulna It At BaaMar, Cain. Tftaniav Uarrii m Colorado S III — M ittlitlgpl wlnnar va. Arliana S ID o P a rt-P a m It wlnnar SW Mlataurl Kanaaa— lawa wlnnar va. UCLA Natra Oama— T a u t wlnnar Tlmaa TBA titvrd a j, Marc* II HauaNn UCSS nlnnar al Stank- -d 1171) Cal Santa Clara nlnntr at taaaa Tach T H E FIN A L FOUR A ll SdmWInal wbvwri ■(IP *) v a Mmitana 1171) ■ (tt PI v a SddN FNrtda II M I i ll* f l ve Brigham Ymmf II* *1 At Uatraralty Ptrtltaw Al*Wml1UNyanT*lwA Tburaday, Marc* N Rutgara Uutharn M H l — Tannaki v a A11* am > TarmTarti— W.Ky wlnnar La. Tach N.IIUrwik-Purdui wlnnar va. PrarManca TalaN Maryland wlnrwr VA M lm url M M R * It M a CMcaga Obla ttata Mittlitlgpl Valley tlata wlnnar va. Nabraaka Carmacticvl wkawr North Carolina Miami, OMa wtrmar va. Alabama Slantard wlnnar Sawday, Mart* t l AITkaOmal M.C. r va. Taaaa l AM Tlmaa K I T ■ A I T I I N CONFERENCE NawJaraay Saturday. March It Al Kentucky M. A l d p h l 14 Barry A U apery Race t FNrtdat. tavtHFNrtdal Nava II. Columbia I Tra rM I M NawYart M H IT M lA tT ft IC iO N A L PlnfRivnft THenftaf, Marcli ft jaw8 as^udgul ^wfciwAwaaw Ml f"8fTn*n Lwranan Dnckmatl OMa Staff (33 3) Vt Vallay ftta XH f-t)) N«4f*tk« l i t 10i r t Connactlcvt ( I M ) Monti Carolina (3t 4) r t Miami* Ohio (33?) Alabama (33 4) vt S'anfarft (1114) FrX aT.M arth M At Th9 Omaf A IM * Arliona (14 4) vt. Eatt Tennetiao Slat* (334) MkhWan ( X 4) vt. Tam#la (I?t3 ) tt. John'! (I* III va Tutana ( I I I ) Oklatiama H a l t U t i l va. Oaargla Southern (It II MIDW EST R IO IO H A L Flral Naaad Than dar. Man A I* AITha I Irracm p BL Oaargatawn 14 pittaburgh va. Clnclnnatt (M l at Plant Cttg. I.M p m . Chicago dPvlta la* (M l va. Atlanta al (Mat! Palm Saach. 1:rtp m. Datrwit va. U . Lauta al II. Pttanburg. I t ) pm . Laa Angataa va. Bmlwi |MI at Wtntar Haven, IrM p j v Cincinnati (M l vt. Kanaaa City I m ) at Hamaa City, 1:1* pm . Ad ^a iia M p i fwsnrwsi n i. 1:4 pj«i. Kanaaa CM* I m ) va. N.Y. Mart at Part II. lucta. l:M p m. Minnaaata va. T a u t at Port Chartatta. l i l t pm . PhllpdatpMa va. Taranto at Dimedm. t ilt pm la lN n (M l va. Chlcapa WHIN laa l u l at taraaala. i m p m . Cleveland v a Chlcapa Cuba al Mata. Arli.. M fp .in . CaMNmla v a tan Pranctaca al IcaNtdaN. A ril-.1: M pm . tan Drape va. leetin al Tampa. A m ., I N pm . Mltwaukaa va Oakland al PhaanlA I N pm . Nalllmart va. N .Y . Yank ear al Part Lauderdale. 7.11pm. Ragtanal CSamptamklg Saturday, Marctl M At Tha Spactram HUl«4*lplliA SamIfInal «ln n a n MIIMNEfT REGIONAL Flral ■ Kanaaa m i l at lauthwaal Mlataurl StaN (17I I , ( p m . New* borne 114 Ml at UCLA 11* »). M p m, Arliana S U N (M a i al OaPaul ( 1* 01. • pm . SauNwm lllmolt ( t l 7) at Calarada It) *1,» pm . tS. Ulirwii Wlnnar at Miiaittippi m ii ArlMna SI. OaPaul wlnnar at Pam ttata Cralghlen Lang Baach It . wlnn*r al SNphan P. Aualln (77 71 RagMnal SamltMala Al laa mo ThuraSaj, Starch la Hauttan UCSB— Stanford wlnnar v a Cal Santa C la ra -T a ia t Tach wlnnar Wltcanaln Montana-Sautham Cal wlnnar va Cralghtan LB SI — S F. Amlin wlnnar Ragtanal CSaaagtanaSla Al taaltw SatarNa*. March M Sami I Inal wlnnar a T H E FIN A L FOUR Al Laa Angatat talardar, Apm t E ail champion va. W ttl champion I champion va. Midnaii champion ri*J fTI rtt Phis tanday, April I AM Tlmaa 1ST W A L E I CONFERENCE Patrick OtvHlan L T P t i OP OA ■ NY Rangan 44 33 4 m u m ■ Wathlngton X 34 ? tt 343 234 N w Jtrt*Y 34 14 10 Tt 234 m Pitttburgh 33 X • 74 301 Ifb NY Itlandtrt X 33 4 X I X 177 Philadelphia 17 33 It 43 313 133 Adam-ft Ofvi«Mm ■ Montrtal 41 21 I 40 347 177 i Bot ton X X 14 74 33? I X ■ Buffalo 17 31 11 X 133 H I Hartford 31 34 11 S3 l i t 343 OuXwc 14 X 11 X 111 M l CAM PBELL CONFERENCE Marrla Dlvlilaii W L T P f t OF OA • Detroit 37 23 It 43 XS 3 » Chicago 31 U 14 74 221 31} SI Lauit X X 4 73 344 241 Mlnnaaot* X X 3 X 214 I X Toronto M X 7 X 312 M0 Smyth* M vliiM a Vancauvar X 21 10 X 2X 310 Lot Angatat X >7 13 77 I X MJ Edmonton X X 1 tl 334 233 Winnipeg 27 31 1) bl >11 317 Calgary M 34 14 X 337 271 Sanjaa* 14 X t 3? Il l 304 a clindiad pUyaN berth Saturday’t Oamaa Philadelphia A Warningtan I Mlnrwaetat.C N.Y. lalandara A ButlaN I lAO uebecA OT u 8 f tM B I B Male's l o p - r a n k e d ( c a m fro m Jacksonville Beach which Miami heal In the aemlflnalal. who know* what would have hap­ pened.” Bolton goi (he Idea to prepare Tor Miami a year In advance from a clinic he attended one Bum­ mer. "W hen I Aral Marled coaching, I w rnl lo a clinic where someone said you should prepare your tram lo beat the beat team on your schedule," said Bolton. "If you can beat that team you will probably be successful against everyone el»e. And Miami-Senior ha* one of (be best program* In the Mate year In and year out." Th e Lions Jumped out lo a 12-2 lead at the Mart of the game as they cruised to their 21M Mr sight victory. The y were un­ defeated In 33 games against Florida school* this year and finished w llh a 34-2 record. Th e Stlngereea. which entered (he tournament ranked No. 2 In Florida and No. 0 nationally, did battle back lo tie the game at IB-18 but the quick atari was enough lo give Oviedo con­ fidence that II could beat the c h a m p lo n a . M a lm l-S e n lo r finished the season at 33-3. T h e Lions tandem at guard. Junior Leon Lowman and senior Bernard Qrten. again had out­ standing games. Lawman, who has frustrated Bolton at times this season with moody play, •cored 21 to gain the tourna­ m ent's Most Valuable Player Award while O rren scored 12 and was named to the AllTournament Team . But Bolion said it was a team BoysC « M la t * 4 f r * M ! ■ Kuflln. Aawad Duval and Patrick Wilson on the w inning lrr*hman-*opomore 4 * 400-meter relay |3:3C.O). Dees, who finished second In the 200-melcr dash 122.3). was a member of the flrM-place va nity 4 a SOOrtirler relay (3:23.91 along with Kir hard Peterson, Gary Rowe and Jeff Ingram, lie also ran a leg of Seminole's second-place v a n ity 4 a 100-meter relay (43.21 that Included Cory Wilson, Anthony Neal and Ingram. Rowe. Ricardo Allen. Terrance done* and Brian Kottinghaua combined lo win the two-mlle relay with a time of 8:17.8. Rowe came back to finish second in the HOO metrr run 1201.8) while Allen r u n e In fourth (204.8). Richard Peterson scored In both hurdle events, winning the 300-meter Intermediate hurdles IS0.8) and taking fourth in I he 10O-meter high hurdles (15.2). Willie Williams finish Math In the lOO meler high hurdles 115 8). In the IQO-metrr dash. Cary Wilson was second (10.81 with Gerard Shine taking filth (11.11. Ingram finished third In the 400-meter daah 150 81. T h e T rib e w ill host the continuation of Seminole Relays on Tuesday nlghl before going lu the Bob Kayes Invitational In Jacksonville this Saturday. O C A L A — Lake Mary's D J . Lewis won the mile ran. finished second In the two mile ran and came In fourth In the 880-yard run to earn the Mast Valuable Performer award In the running events at the Knights of Columbus Invitational al Ocala-Foresi on Saturday. Led by Lewis. Hie Hams finished a solid second In the team standings behind OalneavllieCast side. 89M-54V4. "It was a good workout leading up to our Lake Mary tnvllallonal this week," said Ram coach Willie Calloway. "W e've started real alow this season. We only have four seniors, three Juniors and about 30 freshmen and sophomores. "W e have been finishing back In the park. Th is was a good meet to build confidence going Into our meet. We really needed this." Lewis, one of the few seniors on the Lake Mary •quad, won the mile In 4:34. posted a lime of 10:13 In the two mile and 2:04.0 In the 880. Anush Collins and Alonso Brandldge. two other Lake Mary seniors, each scored In two events. Collins won the lOO meler daah In 10.8 and was second In (he 220-yard daah 122.8) while Urandldgc was fifth In both the high Jump (5 feet, 10 Inches) and long Jump |20 feel. Tinch). Terrell W hile look second in the shot put (51 fret. 9 Inches) while Joseph lllllrry came In flflh 142 feet. 2 VS Inc heal. In (he pole vault. Travis Crawford was fUlh 19 feel. 0 inches) and Steve Plan finished Math 19 fret). Also scoring In the two milc run were Chris Kurd (fourth. 10:441 and Richard llelnsman (Bisth. 11:121. cfTort that produced Ihe win. "Leon was really focused and Ju s t h a d an o u t s t a n d in g tournament," said Bolion. "U u l In the lockerroom before ihc gome, we discussed Ihc fact that w e fe ll he (L o w m a n ) a nd Bernard (Green) would have outstanding games. But for us lo win. we hsd to have Ihe whole tram Involved and they (Ihe guards) had to gel ball to the others Mnce they would have Ihclr hands on the ball. "W e told them Ithe guards) ir they didn't get them (ihe inMdc people) Ihe ball we would lose. And If they did get Ihe ball Inside and they didn't produce, we would lose." But produce the Inside people did. as senior Simon Harper tl. (M l Bobby Hllltn Jr.. Harrlaburg. N C . Chavrotat Lumina. M L M.MS; >7. I l l ) Rick Mail. Rsrktrldg* Balha. V a . Oldamablta CultaiA » t . IU.OIO. 11 (M l Chad Lltlta. Ctiartatl*. N C . Ford ThundarMr*. lit . It.fao, X . (I ll Bobby Hamlllon. Noahrllta. Tann. OadamaMta Cullatl. I ll, (IJ.1M; I I 1711 Emta Irvin. Concard. N C , OtayrMal Lumina. I ll, S1A7II M (M l Jimmy Horton, tommorvllta. N J . Chavrotat Lumina. 11A at.470. 77. 1771 Wally Dallinbach J r . Graantboro. N C . Ford Thundarblr*. JM, la.aaO; M (111 Mlchaal Wall!Ip. Oarldaon. N C . Ponllac Grand Prla. 7N. angina lallur*. 111.740. 74. (M l Hul Slrlcklin. Catara. A la . Chavratal Lumina. H I. haad gaakal. 110.100. JO (71) Dav* Marcia. A w ry'a Crtak. N C . Chavrotat Lumina. 177.1*440 t l. 11*1 O rtg Saaka. W latar Park, Chavratal Lamina. X A U 4 M : 17 IX I SI onlay Smith. Chalaaa. Ala , Chavratal Lumina. Ml. all taak. SI 77*. JJ IJII Mika Waltaca. Harrlaburg. N C .. Oldamablta Cuitaaa. 111. SLIM; X lit ) Lali* Sarnod. KannapodA N C . Chavratal Lumina. II*. croak. SLIJS; IS. 141} Dor ary SchraacNr. Ballwin. M a . Ford ThundarMr*. 174. liming chain. 110.14J M. (171 Buddy Batar, Shorrlll a Ford. N C . Oldamablta Cullatt. 177, angina (allura, •t 070, V . IN I Jimmy Spancar, Moaraavltu, N C , CTwvratal Lumina, fl, angina fallura 17 111 J* (47) Jimmy MaanA for vat Clly. N C , Pontiac Grand Prla. 17, angina (allura, U M . J4 111) Dor rail W iiuip. Franklin. Tann. Chavratal lumina. M. Ml praatura. 111.7IS. 4* (401 Eddta Btartchwata. San Anion ta, Otdamoblta Cut Ian. 71, valva. X.*7I 41. (SI Kan Schradar, Concord. N C . Chavratal Lumina. M. craah. SI1.47I: 47 1711 Bob Schacht. Lombard. III.. Chavratal Lumina. 77. valva. U.77S Tlmaalraca: 7 77 07 Mirgla rt victory, 77 a taconda CartIan tlaga: 7 tar TT lapt LaadcSangat: 10among a drlvart Lag N adira. Labonta 1-17; Kulwlckl 17 74. Labonta a*: 0 Wallrlg 41 47; Labonta 44 U . Kulwlckl X M ; Alliton 40 IM . Gant 177 IM; Alllaan I N H I; Elliott M7 7M Patal itaadtnga; Alllaan 4tS; Ilia) Elhell and Gant 477; Labonta (77; Shapamrd |77. Ittal O Bodlna and Kvlwkkl SSI; Earnhardt •74. K Patty 4741 Trkkla 047: Man 4S7; Mutgrav* ON; R Patty t tl; Slrlcklin 047. Marlin 474 Vancouver a Calgary a Montreal A Laa Angatat} Teronto A Pittaburgh 1 N.V.KengereASI Lauit* San Jaw A Naw Jarwy 1 Sunder'a Garnet Wathlngton A N.Y. lalandara I Detroit I. Winnipeg I. tw Batten A Laa Aiigelet I BuffeW A Quebec 4 Pittaburgh I. Chicago 1 Mtadey't Oamaa Montreal at N Y R e n g e rt.7 11p m HprfNrd at Calgary, f U p m IAUTO I Play I Exciting High Paying Twin IHracta ■i * Malar craft M l RaauNa HAMPTON. Oa. - RatulH Sunday M the MaWrcrgN IM NASCAR alack car race, with type pi tar, laoi camatatad. rattan avt. H Champions— Cm U s I. Ill BUI Elliott, Dawaonvilta. O a . Far* THuMtartUr*. 77*. 171.000, 147.7*; |. (1*1 Harr* Gant, Tajtartvlllt. N C.. OldamaSlta Cullttt. JM. n u n . I 111 Data Earnhardt, Doolta, N.C., Chavrotat Lumina. JM, U 4.4J0, 4 (Ml Da ray Alliton. Huaytown. A la . For* THuodarblrd. JM. U t .lU . i. (II Dick Trkkla. Iran Station. N C , Far* ThundarMr*. JM. M .III 4. (731 Oooll Rodina. Julian, N C.. Far* Thundarblr*. Ilk . tll.too, 7 II I Alan Kulwlckl. Harrlaburg. N C . Far* Thun ctartlr*. J7A 170.4)0; t ( I I I Kyta Pally, High Point, N C . Pontiac Grand Prla. IM . tllAtO; *. (II Tarry Labonta. ThomatvlM*. N C . OldamaSlta CutlatA 7M. II7.U0. 7* (141 M*r*an Shaghar*. Conorar, N C . Ford ThundarMr*. JM. I14A0S II (171 Data Jarratl. Conayat. N C . Charratat Lumina. JM. 17AM: II (741 Kkky Rudd. Chaaagaaka. V a . Chavrotat Lumina. JM. IIL O J: II. (II Mark Marlin. Jamattawn. N C . Far* ThundarMr*. IM . •If.71*: 14, (M l Darrlka Cap*. Chartatta. N C , ChayrMtl Lumina. JM. Jt.*14; II. I l l ) Rutty Waltaca. Concord. N C . Pontiac Grand Pel., 177. SIAM* 14 (B l Richard Pally. Randtaman, N C .. Panltac Grand Prla. JJ7* 117,470: II. (4J Starling Marlin. Catumbla. Tann. Ford ThundarMr*. >77. 111,000. Ii (JO) Chart!* G loll bach. Palmyra. In * . Far* Thcmdarblrd. JM. MAM: It (M l Tfd Mutgrav*. Franklin. W it. Chavratal Lumina. JM. IIS T N : I*. (Tl Brad Rodina, Harrlaburg. N C , Ford Thun darMrd. JJS. tll.TTO tossed in 10 points and Junior forward Randy Wright added 14. Bernard's brother Devon Green, also a Junior forward, chlp|>cd In with five while Junior center C h ris Uraxlon came off Ihe bench lo score four palms on two monster dunks. Th e Sllngerees were led by 21 points from 8-foot. 6-lnch senior forward Ju lio Jlm enex, with 6-foot, 0-lnch senior point guard Sieve Edwards. Iasi year’s Mr. Basketball In Ihe state and the brother of Florida State alar Douglas Edward*, adding 20. " If * a Seminole Counly victory for sure," concluded Bolton. "I couldn't believe that many peo­ ple from Ihe county were there, especially when not many peo­ ple thought wc had a chance with Miami." MgNly 730 pm. Tt»n Ladmt1Ntfd IfiSnu T 100 pm ' Hrm is*-ud A j WOr) -a ^7WO. . -5CI. ^ SgsaWOrw^ Oored Sunday BET MIAMI HORSES S o r r y You M u s t B e 1 8 SA NF0RD -0RIAND 0 KENNEL CLUB Marti at Orimda, Juris! Hay. 17-82 301 Oog Tiack Hd, Lcnginad 831-1600 7th ANNUAL CHAM■ i GOLF 70V Friday, March 20 • 12:30 PM jyUyfqjr Country Chib 'Shoioun Start* ThN N an I I hoN tounwnard wWi gli Bqbu ..'wnbgr of liandrap (3) or Flgjldg ()) rribl Igfdo in tw darartgit WNr rtwiti In Ig nonylaNc) TIvbb prttag ior tow nrt toorgg In gsch OgM On* prtre sach tor cSjaatt to tw pin on al par tva* hoN* TTia lo— Marss* a«Brsr w8 b» flwlgnrtid Taumsnwnt Cnsnybrt and FBeBSma prtre piu* a hanAsma fsaona nphg and Iwvb 8trir nsm piaoad an s pstmansr* piaqja on d ip RI al tw I sndord Chamtor ri Comnwraa Tha low grew* ■nrvwr wnl not tw pk^bta lor HancSowp or ~ Fomoma* art ba aarignad bg OeB ‘ q pyour n w i. Tha las daducsbN GorwRon N 87100 par an* (Mdudat groan laa, poH cart and r.guaalitorrinnaf 810 00 area). Aimna wtriing la canstbuw UK nrt play may . ------------------------------------------------^ taaxn rwn and woman. 1 a. .piqrar twy angh la I 7b (nsufv entry entrujor afoursome, notify the Chamber ter ttfi of Commerce at 322-2212 ** | ■ m m m m �Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida - Monday. March 16, 1002 - ■■ Girls Continued from IB In the Held event relays. Lym an was second In the high Jump (tied at 8 feet. 10 Inches) and discus (280 feet. 11 Inches), third In the shot put (88 feet. I Inch) and sixth In the triple Jump (82 feet. 7 Inchcsl and long Jump |54 feel. 8 Indies). Four of the L ym a n field performers also combined lo take second In the ’ 'weigh' wom en's" 440 relay 158.3). Lake Mary's only victory came In the 440-yard shuttle high h u rd le re la y , w h ere Leslie Cltarella, Monica Llcclardrllo. T a m m y McGinnis nnd Malenr Koch combined lo run a 1:18.6. Th e Ram foursome of Heather Uonck. Christina Olson. Chrtssy Louv and Renee Frank turned In a time of 23:48.2 In the four-mile relay, good for second place and a new Lake Mary school record. Olson. Frank. Louv and llonck also were third In the two-mllc relay (IO:43|. Lake Mary picked up fourthplace finishes In the long Jump relay, high Jump relay and mile relay. In the long Jump, Shannon “Cook cleared la feet, 7 Inches. Am y Downs covered 14 feet. 4W Inches and ileknh lloolh leaped 14 feel. 3 Inches Tor a team mark of 57 feet. 74* Inches. Diane Dubcr cleared 4 feet. 6 Inches while Stacey Gray went over 4 feet. 2 Inches In the high Jump lo help the Rams tie lor fourth wllh Astronaut and Mer­ ritt Island at 8 feet. 8 Inches. S h a w n B a rk le y . M c G in n is , tlnnck nnd Olson turned In n lime of 4:20.1 In the mile relay. Th e Rams' filth-place finishes came In the shot put, discus and trtplejump. In the tie shot pul. Shannon Cook had a loss of 37 feel, Vi Inch. Karen Morris's lies! was 30 feel 1Vi inches while Jrsslrn Payne had an effort of 18 feel, 3Vi Inches for a team m ark of 85-514. Cook (115 feet. 6 Inchcsl. Morris (80 feet. 10 Inches) and easily Lane (07 feel. 7 Inches) threw the discus a combined 283 reel, 11 Inches. Am y Downs cleared 32 feel. 3Vb Inches In the triple Jump while Doolhc Jumped 31 feel. 1014 Inches In the triple Jump for a team total of 64 feet. 2 Inches. Finally, the Ranis were sixth In 440, 440 "weight women." 880 and distance medley relays. In the 440. McGinnis. Cook. Barkley and Downs run a 54.0 while Cook. Morris. Payne and lame combined lo run a 59.4 111 tile weight women's 440. Th e BHO-yard relay consisted of J ill Bcvan. Sparkle Byrd. Shannon Slarbuck and Nadra Davis, who finished In 2:00.8. Amanda Thorpe. Nikki Wyrtck. Erin Urlcrhlo and Ursala Yadov posted a mark of 14:55.1 in the distance medley relay. Silvsr Hawks fourth W IN TE R PARK - Kelly Kobla set a pair of meet records lo help Irad Lake Howell to a fourthplace team finish In the girls' p u rtlo n of S a tu rd a y 's E lite Classic Invitational track meet al Showallcr Field. Robin's re cord-se lling and event-winning efforts came In shot put (35 feet. 0 Inches) and discus (131 feel. 3 Inches). Angle Marques ‘was sixth In the discus (85 feet. 1014 Inches) and sev­ enth In the shot (28 feet. 5 Inches). Jennie MacDowell also set a meet record In the 400-meter dash wllh her winning time of 1:01.4. She was also second In the triple Jump (32 Teet. 414 inches), fourth In the 100-mcler dash (12.8). fifth In the 200meler dash (27.1) and sixth In the long Jump (15 feel. 44 Inch). Olivia Thom as finished third In the lOO-meter dash (12.8), sixth In the 200-m clcr dash (27.3) and eighth In the long Jum p (14 reel, 1014 Inches). She also ran w llh Mlml Davis, Erin Gerber and Jessica Dobson on L a k e H o w e ll's t h ir d -p la c e f r e s h m a n -s o p h o m o r e 4 x lOO-meter relay (54.4). Tracy Gentile also contributed p o in ts In d iv id u a lly and as member of a relay, taking aeventh In the 3 0 0 -m e te r low hurdles 153.4) and eighth In the 100-meter high hurdles 119.0) before Joining Gerber. Ann Marie Gonzales and Dobson lo finish t h i r d In the f r e s h m a n - ' s o p h o m o re 4 x 4 0 0 re la y (4:30.7). Gonzalez also was seventh In t he 400-meter dash (1:08.1). Mary Rozelle. A m y Fitch. Linn Hold and Beth Whllehead com­ bined to take fifth In the twomllc relay (10:45.8). Fitch also was fourth In the freshmansophom ore 1.000-m eter ru n (8 :0 I| a nd se ve n th In the 3,200-mctcr run (13:35). Rozelle claimed fourth In the 800-meler run 12:30.5) while Whitehead finished sixth In the freshmansophom ore 1 .0 0 0 -m cle r ru n (0:08). In the varsity 1.600-metcr run. Natalie N ew berry was third (5:40). The foursome of Dana Roth. Renee Shellon. Missy Thopias and Shame 1(111 were sixth In fhe vurslly 4 x 40Qrclay |4:5I.I|. r • SMI Mtid radial » Speed rzltd to 112 mph I price! I liil-V.'allBL ^ ^ i ririP f rlilf Q A li t i n g o n e hi t w e r e : D a v e LaFlam m c. Mock and Kevin Cllckner. Rick Bradley had the big day for Central Baptist with a home run. a triple and a single ac­ counting for four runs. Con­ tributing two hits were: Blake Smith (double). Jo hn Lam er and Ja y Crutchfield. Roy Templeton und Eric Luce come up with one hit each. Bill Tcrwllleger had u grand slam us he hit for the cycle III Markham Woods Baptist's 24 hit attack. Gelling three hlta were: Pete Bouldry (triple, double). David Hallies (double). Jack Dlemer and Keith Vincent. Tw o h its : R ic h a rd W a lk e r (tw o doubles), David Haines III (dou­ ble). Steve Parker and Kevin Lilly. Rick Williamson counted two doubles among his three hits while Dennis Marshall had a triple lo go wllh two singles for Sanford Christian "R ed". Also gelling three hits each were B u d d y C h ris tia n and Mike Plpltune while Stewart Selock and J.D . Segrovrs added on hit each. T h e N a tivity "C ru s a d e rs '' scored six runs In the bottom of the first lo start Nazarene on Its way ol Its first lass. Getting three hits for the Crusaders was Etlvs Figueroa (triple): two hits: Ken Tazza (double). Vic DlBartolo (double), Steve Pueochel: one hit: To n y Anderson, Bill Russell, J e r r y D lB a rto lo and A n d y Szymanskl. Doing the hitting for Nazarene were Frank Tu rne r (double) and Wayne Gager and To m Clark lone hit each). Barry D rGm lf. Ken Mau and Justin Easton drove In one run ra rh as Holy Cruas rallied lo win. Jo h n Townsend (double) and Mau were the only players with two hits. Getting one hit were: DeGraff. Easton. Jason Cremeno, Rich llemmlnger. Carl Thom e and Ken Presley. Tint Sundvall led Geneva with a double and a single while Paul llrlnkle and Roy Rogers liod two singles each and Malt Meczywor and Je ll Johnson one single each. Grace Mclhodlsl look an 11-0 Irad Into Hie fifth Inning only lo see Sanford Christian "Blue" close to within 12-10 entering the bottom of the sixth. G etting three hits for the w in n e rs were Bob K u rn k e l Idoublr). Jim U llo and Greg Barkrr. 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Th e standing In the Fun D ivi­ sion ore: Nativity "Disciples’ (0-2). Geneva Baptist. Holy Cross and Grace Methodist (all 1-1). Sanford Christian "B lu e " (1-2) and Sanford First Baptist (0 -1). Next week's schedule. In the morning games, has Markliam Woods Presbyterian playing Markham Woods Baptist at 8:30 a.m., Sanford Christian "Itcd" t a c k l i n g the N a t i v i t y "Crusaders" al 9:30 a.m.. Grace Christian facing Nazarene at 10:30 a .m . and lln ly Cross taking on the Nativity "D is ­ ciples" at 11:30 a.m. In the aflrmoon contests. First Baptist and Grace Methodist square off ul 12:30 p.m.. Geneva und Sanford Christian "B lu e " buttle al 1:30 p.m.. Prophecy und Church of God meet at 2:30 p.m .. A ll Souls and Central Baptist vie at 3:30 p.m. und First Methodist and St. Stephen close the day's artlon ut 4:30 p.m. A rthur Jackson made Ills de­ but wllh First Methodist a good one wllh a home run. a double, three runs scored and four RBI. Also getting three hits was Chris Daporc (Including a triple). Get­ ting two hits were Robert Smith (doublet, Brian Burke (double), T o m G ra ce y (double). W .L . Graccy and Mark Blythe. Con­ trib u tin g one hit were B ill Oraccy. A lvin Cam pbell and Ja rk Ellon head. Wayne Kelley. Steve Woodley and Scott Prnsala paced All Sauls with three hits each. Adding two lilts each were Jim Schaefer Idoublr). Jed Sludek and Don Causseuux. while Jo rl Lipscomb. Tolly Frank and Jim Nulty had one lilt each. Bobby Tabor counted a game winning triple among his two hits for Church of God. Also gelling two lilts were Clayton Nichols and Gordon Clark. Get­ ting one hit each were Brantley Brumley (double I. Randy Yalrs. Wes Tunksley. Randy Rawlings. Steve James and T im l*ete. Bob Lombard was the only Si. Stephen player with two lilts, while A n d rrw Reynolds. Joe McWhenor. Fred Vargas and Bob Keegan added one hit each. Steve Frazier led Prophecy wllh a triple and Iwu doubles, while Kevin Welch drove In thrre runs wllh a home run and a single. Also getting two hits were: Dale Yales. OarTyl Swift. Rick England and Taylor. Get­ r in / m n suits smut tint st | 60* ?♦ Chargor tsmpo Cbsvstis lopoi Ponlioc 1000 <XP Ciioiion INZ Omsga Spirit Pno.ni. lyn. Honion I icon Omni Cimarron Aims BslKinl Caralisc fir.rua Styhawk Sunbrrd 89” * C sl.b r ity Somsnst Csnlury Sabts lobar on Crsra touru* IID Ponlioc 6000 Comoro Now Yorksr Cutlou Fitsbrrd Eogls Bsgai Capri Grand Pin Fairmont Mustang Malibu Zsphyr Cougar Morris Carla Grand Am I Bird Skylark Colon Concord TW O M / V A M Chorokss Jimmy Astotlor SroncoM Coro ran Astro ‘ Ranger Voyagor •atari •larsr SSous* •»i5*FMkLJUM*s*kAl'«ik Canhira MO Odd, A Q 7 7 •tO HCA'l H 7 r « nturn S6S. WO MCA i WHS E .c t n n g t aim •■Chong* ] J 77 COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEM •INSTALLED t U U -M B I 109” ' Coptics Dslta M Grand Fury impala lotobrs konnoviMs Hrrclta Olds 06 * Additional p.iils, services and labor may be needed at extra cost TNI QUALITY YOU NUO, last ond w n to i In t noksdnposollsstS Mrvtca only •Iris 6 loSsry pnem do not includs 'ItmrWd arorronry dstorlt m Pots OUK NEW STORE IS LOCATED Al 945 WEST HWY. 436 • SUITE 1145 • ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL t All US Al (40/ 6bi / I 4S •I a n r-Ab* 1)11ANl) e ii li J i / 1-1 BI J J 11HVIU MAhAGIIr lARRYPOCM HOURS MOh I Wt / AM 6 PM. SAI / AM b I’M o w i A N i x ) a m a a-)/ o / v i av o iiv u i n i v o i J v b r.v.iu A t t A MO N l l ">Ptr i n g % nt,l /l yy i l t i B u k o /B/ oy-1-l 1ANT OH 0 J J J V4&J M V UM M EI 840 I J i i e riu ltir i- a n a e>/1 \tt.t. CLIHM O N 1 JV 4 J / J I �4B - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, March 16, 1992 I'LL COWE II AID mEl C ' O J I *>IOW E TA C T L Y *VLAT IO j OE LOOKING coo BVEN SEE S-njAiGMT ■ s r a Chronic lung disease ni can weaken the heart by Chic Young B L O N D IE l AJE TO MIOE A WEN . secBET-Aay -ocw/ r i m so nos/ i cam i i p p (T g u Z p T ) tw s •OUT TfticE I V— v < tr; ssftd l1 by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY ***£ T TiKieBT WHY CAN'T \rHlH P! NATURE HAVE A \ CHip0, s n o o z e b u t to n J c*,gP-' 2 > ' ^ CAiJ Al» CAW V /h o k ! <3URGtE U ca by A rt Sansom T H E BORN LOSER r HERE'5 ANOTHER. SUPE TAKEN ^ F B » THE BOW Of OUR -SHIP A6 WE PREPARED TO POOL IN SAN JUW4... ’’thirty-six WMUTE5 AND FIFTY-* TWO SECONDS PAST ELEVEN r WE HAVWT EVEN LOME TO THE ^ PICTURES Of OUR STATEROOM AND CREW.,.AH, BUT IMAFRAJD P E A N U TS bv Charles M . Schulx THEY SAY P06S HAVE SO SENSE Of THE PA5SIN6 Of t im e ... I UttSC'sR If THAT ROUST-HEAPED AC i5 EVES60IN6 TO COMEAST TAKE ME EAUx- HOME.. I LOOKER if HE'S BEEN 6ONE FIVE MINUTES OR A HUNPREP YEAR5 I think, it 's BEEN A HUNDRED YEARS I TOLP YOU THAT IN OUR HOUSE D O E S aren t A l lo w e d o n t h e f u r n it u r e : ‘■ L . . by Howie Schneider ITS C C V J G ^ t\^IC7M t)T / D E A R D R . O O T T i My hnnlund suffers from i-Im m lr lung disease. Right now lie can’f walk, him difficulty breathing am) In on 24-hour oxygen. Ills siminieh lias swelled In girth, and Ik - has problem* exhaling. Where do we h im ? D E A R R E A D E R ! Your luislxind should cheek with Ills doctor lieeause of (he possibility of a medical condition called cor pulmonale, a heart condition usually diagnosed by X -ra y. Over tim e. In patients with severe lung diseases, the heart can gradually weaken from lack of oxygen. Cardiac contractions become less robust, leading to fluid accumulation Irdemal In the liver, legs and abdominal cavity. Of course, this causes ab­ dominal swelling that further compromises respiration, there­ by perpetuating a vicious cycle of breathing difficulties and heart failure This condition is treatable with a variety of medi­ cines. prim arily diuretic*, in force the exc ess fluid out Into the urine. Other causes of increased ab­ dominal girth — such a* obesity ami intestinal distension (from gasl — can also d im in is h breathing ability by preventing free movement of the diaphragm m u s c l e s . T i l l s c a n be a particular problem In patients with chronic pulm onary dis­ orders. whose activities (hut not their appetites) arc curtailed. The doctor should he able to sort out these problem* and disc o v n w It e i h e r y o u r husband's Increasing difficulty Is due to heart failure, ab­ d o m i n a l d i s t e n s i o n or a worsening of his lung disease. T o give you further Informa­ tion. t am sending you free copies of m y Health Reports " L iv in g W ith Ch ronic Lu ng Disease." "Hating Right For a Healthy Heart" and "Digestive M E D IC IN E Gas." Other readers who would like copies should send SI ,25 for PETER g o t t .m d each rc|x>rt plus a long, selfaddressed. stam|>ed envelope to P.O. Ilox 91369. Cleveland. OH •14101-3309. Ik- sure to mention lhrtlt!e|s|. ACROSS t Campui area 5 Tobacco chaw 9 Popaya'a bland Oliva 11 Hawaiian food fish 13 Sovlat Union labbr.) 14 Driven' oig. 15 DiunXannaii 1? Crafty 18 Clare bland 19 Typa of baan 10 Colorado park 11 — to Joy 13 Vat 14 Small ona 17 Qathacing of paopla 31 Chop — 32 Hlnabal 33 Boat Implamant 34 Mra. In Madrid T~ T~ T5“ 15 n_ (C| 1992 NEWSPAPER KN TKUPRISE ASSN. Amwar la Pravlaut Pum a 35 Flnnuh tint namt 36 Swollan aland 37 Erhaurtadly 39 Puti forth 40 Ba tick 41 Ja n piiytr Kid — 41 Promontory 4$ Jipinata aath 48 ----------------- Claar Day 49 Yoko — 50 Unavan 63 Bataball p iiy tr Mtl — 54 Slippery 55 Drlad up 56 Kentucky btua grata 57 Negative* 58 Announeaa 9 Klin 10 — lock 11 Salt down quantity 5i Papar Pa maitura DOWN 16 — 7 Balavar in an lam 8 Tearleit n J ■ Valla* 11 Fliad 11 Pag-------- 6 Secondhand 1 Jail 1 Arm bona 3 Author Jaan H aul 13 01 aircraft 14 Alltnliongalhng ■ound 15 — Gagarin 18 Equlpmtnl 17 Actratt — Maitin 18 Adlactiva ending 19 Local movie lhaalarftl.) 30 Silk fabric 31 Rlngtr 35 Ona litui ot a nawtpipir 36 Lad 38 Bagtl 39 Stuffed thirt 41 Compliet 41 Ship dick 43 Upon 44 Somathing tmall 45 Htrtldie border 46 Oliva ganut 4? — a. not any 48 Surface meiturit 51 — da Janairo 51 Navy thip prat. re- W T T \n 17 rr" u J7 41 U M W IN A T BRIDGE A (&M& by T.K. Ryan * A — ARLO AND J A N I S o. 0. ..Grosso , k - jVi — ____ _ by J im m y Johnson KIMEABCI? GOING TO uncle Bills farm, BACK ID as? J YEAH D y P h illip A ld e r When you have two cards In I he suit led. and only one Is correct, you might think that there is at least a 50 percent chance you will llinl the li-tlcr play. Hut Imlay's hand wrsihl trip up most players. E ve n though you 've been given a big hint, you ran still lest yourself by covering the Easi-West cards ami planning the play In three no-trump- West leads tile s|>adc (picrll and Hast encourages with the nine. S o o th 's lw o -n u -ir u in p resjKinse Is debatable since he has o n ly tw o sp a d es. Hut (lie a l t e r n a t i v e l>1d o ( t h r e e diamonds lor a tw<r-s|>udr cuehid. If you play thal as a high-card diamond raise) isn't e x a c tly a p p e a lin g. Resides. S o u th w as a ru b b e r-b rid g e player, lie had an aversion to tinminors, so lie made a game- Invitational hid in no-trum p North was happy to raise. South won the first trick with the spade king, crossed to dum m y with a ls-arl ami ran the diamond queen — bul disaster struck. Wrst w ixi with ihc king and relumed Ills second spade lo drfcul Ihcconlrarl. Tru e . East rated lo have the dlamond king. Y rl the key point Is thal declarer doesn't need a sp.uh- trick lor lit* contract. II he plays his s|>adr three at trick one. he can't he defeated Assuming West leads his second spade at trick two. dum m y's spade 10 arts as a alup|K-r. And when the diamond llnrssc is taken Into West, he won't have a spade left. Declarer must score nine tricks by way of three hearts, four diamonds and two clubs. son tn ♦ 111fi 4 4 ▼A K 4 g J id v s ♦A4 WEST ♦ gt HAST ♦ A J ya? v J to 7 1 ♦ y«7 1 ♦gJ vara: ♦ K 42 ♦ * io Mil Til ♦K3 Y gn ♦ A 7SJ ♦ K*51 Vulnerable North South Dealer North Souih 1NT Always consider all the alter-iintlvrs. Writ Norik I* K ill I♦ Pan 1N'T All pan Opening le.ul 4 q H O R O SCO PE FRANK AND ERNEST £ y th r* < > o m by Bob Th a ve s ••a n P | t h is oup is ' m o s t POPUt-AP S e r ie s TA LH IN O - S c A L f . I f SAYS, "x L ° V f YoU O UST TH t WAY YOU A f t f ”. • WWL*' ■ 1h *V4J GARFIELD 3*/L by J im D avis ¥ . R O B O TM AN ' by J im M eddick 1 U OUST OUtETlT WALK NNM AN'.' ? s& T WBiwun ? — TRY TO CDNVOSE MYSELF. YOUFIND VMETHl*tiy jl ___ B y Bernice Bede Oaol Y O U R B IR T H D A Y M arch 17, 1802 You could I k- quite lucky III the year ahead in selling or prom oting unusual product*, ini-1 hod* or systems It look* like you may Ik - Involved with two or more luirtnrr* P IS C E S (Feb 20-Marcll 201 You inlglil derive somr unusual I h-ik TII s today through a Joint endeavor with an associate with whom you've never been pre­ viously aligned. Know where lo liKik for romance and you'll find It. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly reveals which signs a ir romantically |K-r(n-| (or you M all 82 pl us a lo n g , selfaddressed. stamp'd envrlojw to Matchmaker r/o this news)ta­ ller. P.O, Ilox 9142ft. Cleveland. OH 44101 342H A R IE S (March 2 1-April 191 II you've I k-cii stymied by delay* on an inqKiriuni projccl. discard old methods and prnerdurr* 11 stay. S«-ek I resit a|i|>ioaehes ibat can help you circumvent these obstacles T A U R U S lAprtl 20 May 20» Keep your *o*1al calendar as unstructured as pissihle today. A spur-oft lie-moment develop mi ni inlglil smkh-nly occur thal could m m into scrnclhlug rather exciting. G E M IN I (May 2 1-June 201 An uiiex|M-elcd upturn m financial itends could suddenly occur today. Tills shill will prove to tie bcncllcbil, especially where you and a friend are concerned C A N C E R Mum 21-July 221 Y o u 'r e lik e ly lo he bet t er cqulpim l to handle Intangible siluattons today than you will In­ to cope wi th tangible ones. F o c u s on the area that oilers the best protxihlllllcs lor success L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 221 Your |Hisslbllltles lor griierallng heltier relurns Irorn your presenl source nf Turnings look gtsid today. Th e same might not I htrue where ■cw rhannels are lYtlleernetl. though V IR G O I Aug 23-Sept 221 A pleasant surprtrr could I k - in the ullUtg sis (ally tialay. Il wilt lie u unlqur I v |m- ot op|iortunlly that umst Ik- acted on promptly. L IB R A I Sept 23-0*1. 23) Do not make any changes today In an arrangement that appears lo I k- moving toward a desirable end. Your alterations could throw- things off m orse. S C O R P IO li st 24 Nov 221 There's a eham eyou inlglil hear from a Irleud toiLiv who has an Idea that could Involve you. Heal this Individual mil, fn-eause II could have hidden inerlls S A G IT T A R IU S |Nm 23 lb < 2 11 Lady Luck is in v*mr comet listav where financial and career gnal* are comrrtied. lint she won't |iut up with any dllly dallying Make up yoni mind and move swlfllv. C A P R IC O R N (Dec 2 2 -J.m 19) You might g*-l Involved in a commercial arrangeinenl tialay that won't I k- ninilu* Ird along (onventlonal lines Till* could turn mil to I k- pmlllablr (or yon IkjH i inatenally and rdueallou ally. A flU A R IU S Man 29 Fell I'll You’ll have your own unique ways n( handling things bMlay thal should serve your besl Interests lltlll/e llicu regardless ol how unusual they may up|M-ui lo nthers ( 1 ) 1 9 9 2 N E W S P A P E R KN T E R I’RISE ASSN by Leonard Starr A N N IE .1 w*:v n x rs i s t h a k m THAT hiXkYi FATK£« f— “ ih n s 5 >o u AsA> FOB A r r : jw B MV fVT— T>*tf I ts RfiATttt... r l ClAW?- ...«£ * £ Tt At I W fU - NVifN I wt XTR£ IN A WA* VOtafl AJt, VACATIONS THAT CAvf fOUCVtK! H f i v v u s r rofitviB, n o w (T’f LINT TR£>'«£ ...gH 'tl.. QNf Of r J L WAAJVCX7>1FS t N T s IN A fYASf wa s < ------ i V,H*'k AS J �y Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Monday, March 16, 199? - 60 People Getting lawn ready for summer CALEN D AR Knrly spring IFchnm ryl should have had you out applying a p rt-r mergence hrrbletde If you had erabgrass last year. Ilalan Is listed lor use on Itnlh llahla and Si. Augustine grass also. Von ran still use the preventative treatment III doesn't lake m urh Hataill to keep many serds I nun sprouting. Usually Feb, 15 Is the last dale to spread Ilalan. T o bo rid of weeds af t er a p re emergener treatment you will have In rely oil elbow grease or a iion srlce tlve herbicide like Koutldup or Kleenup lo s|x>tklll the erabgrass killer Tor SI. Augustine lawns hut call only lie applied by a pest control com­ pany. Hrm rm licr that pro-emergence herbicides will not control weeds which aie a e tlvrly growing. Post-emergence herbicides (c.g.. 2-4-1) dleamha and/or MCt’I’l can he applied In May. Atm/lne ts listed lor St. Augustine grass only. Many "weed-n-feed" lyjre fertilizers eonlaln alra/lne which w ill damage llahla grass so read tile lalx-1 and follow directions exactly llememher the I.i Ih-I Is the law. It Is lime to apply spring Cancer support group meets Support, llnjx- iiiii ) Hrcovrry. S H A H , nice Ia every Monday ■iltcimum ,n 5 p in. ,ii t'enlm l Florida Regional Hospital In Hie fiir m tllrt III Itir dlllltlK room. Tills Is a self help support group fur all e-aiterr survivors. whether In Irralm cnl now nr finished w ith It. ('all 324-8737 nr 322-7785 Inr more Infnniiallrin. TO P S chapter discusses weight control Tn k r O il I’iiu iii Ih Sensibly Chapter FT. 7!l will meet Monday ill li: 15 p in. ill llnwell I'laer. 2(K) W. Alrinirl Hlvd.. Sanlord. Al-Anon group gathers Serenity Won. an Al-Anon group (or friends and latnlly of aleoholles. will meet each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday night at H p in. at the Sahara Club. 2587 S. Sanford Ave.. Sanlord. C all Flora al 31(15576 for more information. Oddfellows to have meeting Lodge No, 27 nl the International Order of Oddfellows meets the (list anil ihlrd Monday ol every mouth, exerpt Ju ly and August, al 8 p,in at 101 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Pigeon Fanciers to gather T he Central Florida Pigeon Fnnelers Assoelullnn meets the th liit Monday ol eaeh month at the Seminole County Agrleullnral Center. 4300 Orlattilo Drive. Sanford. For Information, eall Art or Jean Anderson at 831-8033, Modelers Club to come together The Sanlord Aero Modelers Club meets every third Monday *»t the month starting at 7 pan with (lie "Model of the Month11 mm|H'( It too al (ireater Sanford Chunilx-r of Commerer. 4(X) FT First SI All phases ol ICC model aircraft are represented. The ■Toll's flying Held is tnealed III Sanford. For more Information, contact l.ee Dargue al 574-4732. f e r tiliz e r s to y o u r la w n . A p p l y a com plete fe rtilize r such as 16-4-8 at the rale of I pound of liltrogrn |x-r l(XX) square feet III April you ran apply Iron to krrp your grass dark green without MARY BECKER stim u la tin g excessive grass growth. Iron applications can lxrepeated every six weeks. Proper mowing practices are essential lor maintaining a quali­ ty lawn. Mow Ihc lawn at Hirer Inches. Mowing at a lower level will encourage shallow rooting, which Is less tolerant lo drought and nrm atndr pressurr. Hcmnvr no more than one third the height of the leaf blade with any mowing. Ik- sure lo keep your iniiwrr blade sharp. Allow the clippings to return to the lawn as additional nitrogen. Irrigate your lawn when the turf begins to wilt, turns hlucgray In color, and/or recovery irom foot or tlrr tracks Is slow. Apply enough watrr to rrwel the soli rootzone and then wait until Hie turf shows signs of drought li e. wilting) again Ix-lore the next Irrigation (usually evry 7-14 days In winter. 3-4 days In Aprll-May depending oil soli lyjxand m alnlruancr practices. For most Florida soils, no more than Hirer quarter Inch o( w alrr Is necessary tor eaeh irrigation period to wet the lop 12 Inches of the rtxtl zone. T o determine how m urh water your system Is applying place several empty coffer rans In Hie irrigation area and water for a certain time You ran then delrrm lnr how long It will take lo apply three-quarters of an Inch of water. To check for mole crickets In your lawn look lor their tunnel­ ing and mounds or apply two gallons of w alrr with one to two ounces of detergent soap pet two square feel ol turl Itt suspected damage areas. II prrscnl, mole rriekrts will surface In several minutes. Mole crickets usually hatch In Aprll-May about 6" below the surface where they eat grass nxits. When the overnight trm pem lurr Is exjx-eled to lx- 1X1 d rgrrrs F, or alxive. apply 1)1 lanol as a spray or as granules. Make surr the l.nvn Is moist when the treat melt I Is applied. Alter June use a mole erlekei hall In alfectrd areas, putting it on after sup|x'r as ultra vlolrt rays break down Hie Insectlrlde las does mill I Woli-h lor elilitrli ting dmttogc on your St. Augustine lawn. Injutrd areas are usually first mil Iced, us Hie weather begins lo warm, along sidewalks adjacent lo buildings and In other water slrrsscd areas where the grass Is in lull sun. (Tilueh tings are hillur fredlng In sec is which suck Juices Ihiough a needle-llkc beak, resulting in yellowish lo brownish patches tn toil Cheek tor chinch hugs by removing the ends of a roller ran. Inserting one end through the soil nl the margin of suspected damaged areas and fill with water. Chinch hugs will float lo ilic water surface within live minutes When II Is diTInlliTy established Hint chinch hugs a ir Hie pro­ blem a prsHrtdr containing ei­ ther Di.i/lnon or Durshan can lxapplied S | m i | treatments can he applied when IlifrstiiHnns are first noticed. Trent the off-color area and alxiul a It) foot butter area surrounding It Inspect Hie area two to Hirer times at titweekly Intervals In determine II Hie Infestation Is undrr eonirol. If you arc going lo rrsrrd or icsod. April Ihiough -tune Is Hir opllumni time In onli-l lo take advantage of Hu- coming inluy season, flood lurk. M ary flecker Is a Seminole C ou nty M aster G ardener. You can reach her for all yo u r g a r d e n in g q u e s t io n s th ro u g h the Sanford H e rald, 3 00 N. French A ve., Sanford. 3 2771. or the Seminole C ou nty A g r i­ cu lture C enter at 3 2 3 -2 5 0 0 est. 5550. Helping the garden grow Members ol the born Garden Club ol Sanlord hosted a plant, garden and crall show, complete wllh a gourmet bag lunch. Friday at the Sanlord Civic Center. Lett: Judy Wlmbish and Terri Prendergast tend (he ‘Herb Garden' Irom which patrons purchase herbs ol their choice lo plant In » *m L « t «f (M r 4 C < # * « N » a - i ktst CD IfMO. Oamat “ •* ■ XSSHtM |H*t«C©Pf t t c M e i j j l f f ifi g 1 'tuittstitt |i4f • ‘J I. C««MM CD CD j€«••). 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D E A R A B B Y t I frli m i sorry lor I I -yrur-old J r r n n y Schwartz who had a pair ol gnldllnh iiamrd Ike and Mlkr. and Mike tiled I ,i Imi had two gnldltxh as |x-t». m i I know how hr fell when Mike died My goldlbh were ti'M'tirtl hum an Iiultlixir (M ind at the xnyagogur w h rrr I winked, or they ptohahly would have ftnzeii liver the winter I brought litem home and iiauied them Mah/rl and Urorhu. Duloriim atrly. one ol them dtihiT even last Hie llrsi night. I waxii'l even sure II Ii was Mah/rl or Ilroclut who died. m > I named the survivor G o ld ie (n o t knowing II II was male or Irm alr. Il's a most appropriate name) Ix i.iiisr ol his/her Ix-aulllul color That was In 1090. Goldie Is si ill dlivr and doing well, and hr/shr now has a place ol honor In m y apartment II J r r e in y e v r r e o m e s to Soolhheld. Mil It . hr Is welcome lo Visit us I'm u "Hubble" Igraudmolbril. m i in .iddllloti in Hie pit lures ol my children and grande Itlldrrit. I k rrp a picture til Goldie in my wallrl. loo R O S A L IE BPARR D E A R R O S A L IE ! Thanks lor a lovely llsh story Gotdhsh make wonderful pels T h ry 'rr easy lo Irrd. require no Itieiise and you always know where they are And hall thee'lollies Foihes Magazine (Problems? Wills to Oeat Abby Fot a petsonal, unpublished reply, send a sell addressed, stamped envelope lo Dear Abby. P.O. Do> 69440. Los Angoles. Calll. 90069. All caiiaspondanco Is confidential.) MOVIELAND DRIVE-IN C O N F I D E N T I A L " F E L L O W T R A V E L E R ’*! Some giMxt advice Fiom one who knows 1 like twice the cash 1/»? b a n lo irt 131 1216 t lN lA C N ih u n t iu i m i HOOK BIN G0 A D JA C E N T T O S E M IN O LE C O M M U N ITY C O L L E G E [ Grind Cm uo * [uM M Hm m ] fnmnsNhs [SnrHMYMM ^ i * t l musnm vm i ja« it teai m m. hiar . IN V IS IB L E M A N I RI , 1 S 145 4307159)0 f W W TS W H LI G jJ g a x v w s ij i (A R T IC L E . U.S. SAVINGS BONDS HWV TO HJHY TJST ""a L n u w ru riK iv n io u M i I . nj ■ U T T F T n iU S T (C L A U IA T O II ki n n m if t u b □’J X____________ r a r e v s a n w n u u n tv v ____________ , THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT A ll M O V ILS IN S ttlttO S O U N D I 4 V # �- ------- ;i.‘ . „ , V \ • Sanford H»r»ld. Sanford. Ftortda - Monday. March 18. 1992 Legal N o tic e s IN TH C CIRCUIT COURT OR TH E HTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO: tl 1744CAI4K CITIBANK. F S B . Plaintiff, J CONG SUL RO. Oetendenl NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN pursuant to .'h Order or Final Judgment ol foreclosure dated February 27. ittj. and entered m Cate No «l V U CA 14 K ol the Circuit Court ol ttie itth Judicial Circuit In and tor Semi note County. Florida, wherein CITIBANK. F S B . Is Plaintiff and JEONG SUL RO. It Defen dent I mil tell to the highest end bet! bidder for cash at the Wetl front door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, at II 00 oclock A M . on April ?, iter, the tottoning described property as set forth In said Order or Final Judgment, to wit Lot t » . SAN SEBASTIAN HEIGHTS. UNIT 4. according to the Piet thereof as recorded In Piet Book It. Page 21. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida Dated at Sanford. Florida. MerchO. Ittj MARYANNE MORSE As Clerk. Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida BY JaneE Jeiewk At Deputy Clerk Publish Marchf. IS. IST2 DEP lie IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IIO M TE E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY* FLORIDA. CASE NO: 9I-4471CA-I4 K PRINCIPAL M UTUA L LIFE IN S U R A N C E C O M P A N Y , formerly known as Bankers Lift Company. Plaintiff. vs ALAN JAMES THOMPSON and AMELIA B THOMPSON, hit wife, and C O M M E R C IA L CREDIT LOANS. IN C . Defendants) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE S A L ! NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN that, pursuant fo that Default Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered In the above styled ac t*on on the J7th day of February, i m . I Will sell the property situated In Seminole County. Florida, and described as: Lot 42. TH E COLONNADES THIRD SECTION, according to the piat thereof as recorded In Plat Book is. Page SS. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida at public sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the west front door of the Seminole County Courthouse, in Sanford. Florida, at It W a rn .o n April*. l**l MARYANNE MORSE CLER K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk Publish February*. IS. 1*01 OEP It* IN TH E CIR CUIT COURT OF TH E IETH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN O PO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASS NO. *1 1444II AMERICAN SAVINGS OF FLORIDA. FSB Plaintiff. vS G L E N G LA N K E .e ta l. Defendant!*) NOTICE OF SALE u rn * NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN pursuant le on Order Scheduling Foreclosure Sale entered In this case now pending in said Court, the style of which Is indicated I will sell to ft best bidder tor cosh In the SEMINOLE County Courthouse 101 N Pork Avonuo. Sanford. Florida, between II M A M and 2 00 P M . on April *. I*f2. the set forth m sa*d Order or Final Judgment, te wlf LOT II BLOCK A. COACH LIGH T ESTATES. ACCORD ING TO THE PLAT TH ER EO F. AS R E C O R O E D IN P L A T BOOK 21. PAGES )0 AND )l. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T V . FLORIOA ORDERED at Sanlord. Semi now Cdunty, Florida. this 17th dar ei February 1*0] MARYANNE MORSE AsClerk. Circuit Court Sanlord Florida B» Dorothy W Bolton As Deputy Clerk Publish March*. I* t**2 D IP Ml NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Neice is hereby given that I am engaged m business ot INS S Santoro Aye Senterd F t 1277) Semmote County. Florida under the Fictitious Norn# of HANCOCK PLUMBING ANO H ARO*ARr and that I intend •e register wad name with the le<rt«ar, gfl lie * Teiiehestee Florida m accordance with the pretisiens ol the Fictitious Nam* Statute To Ant Section SSI Of Fwr Ida Statutes I*S1 HANCOCK CO INC LmdeK Hancock Publish March tS IVtl OEP lit 43— Mortgage! Bought* Sold Legal N o tic e s IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE CO UNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO *1 2449U K C E . BROOKS MORTGAGE COMPANY. INC.. Plaintiff. vs W ILLIAM E McLEOO. eturn. ef ol. Defendants NOTICE OF CLERK'S FORECLOSURE SALS Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to the Summary Final Judgment ef Foreclosure and Sal# dated March *. 1**2. and entered In the cause pending in the Circuit Court ef the Eigh teenth Judicial Circuit. In and for Seminole County. Ftortda Civil Action No VI 2049 14 K. the undersigned Clerk will sell the property situate In said County, described os: Condominium Unit No III. of TH E A LTA M O N TE . A CON DOMINIUM, occording to the Declaration of Condominium for TH E A LTA M O N TE . A CON DOMINIUM, end Exhibits an nosed thereto, filed the 1st day ef Jufy. IN I. In Official Records Book 1)44. Pago IN*. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida. TO G ETH E R with an undivided Interest In the com man elements and limited common elements declared In said Declaration of Condom ini um ft be an appurtenance to the above Condominium Unit, ot public salt, fo tho highest and best bidder for cash at 1144 A M , on April *. t**2. at the West Freni Deer ef the Seminole County Courthouse. Sonford. Florida OATE D this *fh day of March. (COURT SEAL) M ARYANNE MORSE Clark of the Circuit Court Somlnott County. Florida By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publish: March IS. 2 1 1**2 OEP-IBS CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322*2611 831*9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 14 0 A M •1:10 P M MONDAY thru F M 0A Y CLO SED SATURDAY A SUNDAY P fW A TE PARTY RATES 14 eonaacUha I m a ______ S S M ltrw 10 c w M c u tf w Im a a ------------- Sat Elina 7 eomaeuttM l i n M ____ - 8 7 M l l n a 3 conaacuttva te rm ______ 17, • llna R a tM a n p w l on M r * ad the Circuit Court of tho Eigh teenth Judicial Circuit. M and for Seminole County. Florida. Civil Action No *1 2044 CA IS K. tho undersigned Clerk will sell the property situate In said County. described as: Condominium Unit He 2B2. ef TH E ALTAASONTE. A CON DOMINIUM. according So the Declaration of Condominium for TH E ALTAM O NTE. A CON DOMINIUM, and Exhibit* an neied thereto, filed the 1st day ef July, IN I. in Official Records Book 1)44. Page l)B*. Public Records ef Seminole County. Florida: TO G ETH ER with an man elements and limited common ofomonts doctored In said Declaration of Condom mi um It bo on appurtenance to tho otove Condominium Unit of public left, fa the highest and II *0 A M ., an April *. f«*2. at the West Front Door el the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida D A TED this *th day ef March. (COURT SEAL) M ARYANNE MORSE Clerk ef the Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clork Publish March IS. 2 1 1**2 O EP IBS LAWRENCE A BURLINGAM E. JR and JOHN DOE e n te r JANE DOE. Un known Tenant! AM EN DED NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby given, pur*u ont fo the Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered in I he s l o t s s f y le d c a u s e . *1 2t#2 CA IS K in tho Circuit Court of Seminole County. Fler Ido. that I will soU tho following rty M Seminole County. Lot t l . P R A IR IE L A K E MANORS, according fo the plot thereof as recorded m Plot Book II. Page 11 of the Public Records of tominoio County of Public Sale, fa the highest and best bidder tor cosh, ot the West Freni D w of the t ern me*e County Courthouse in SanfordFlorida, ef It « A M . on April 1 .10*2 M ARVANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By Dorothy w Batten Oeputy Clerk Publish March I I 2 1 1**2 O EP I4J CELEBRITY CIPHER M H N C V V H A N I A I J . P F U V iO uS S O LU TIO N W on* ta«X a*rting „ no . man ptaytng p u n a m * u a houta " — lS u y X a .il* | 8 J N n m To 1100 weekly, plus benefits Training Included, need clean MVR 14211214. Agent 71— HtlpWanted NOWACCEPTED AfPLIERS$14HI Pncn M o w n l M ■ |1 SO cam Macau* lor prernatparnara. Scftadutn| may Mua.H*aMAd«arttaraiPwooaia> an aAiaanU M a s c a ra ..* — rou aaiiaaA i. Par orfy tor dart raw * w » ai * a w i Uaa M dMcnpaen tar * a a * U i t Co p t n u i W w aocapoaMa lypoo^pncai term, t o n r o o , kaquwicy ram i r » n i W M DC A O . 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IS yrs. t ip Lotsef T L C .......... 222 11*1 Legal N o lle * IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Caso No. • IIIS 1 C A IS K C EN TU R Y BANK. F S B . f/k/a C E N TU R Y F E O E R A L SAVINGS BANK. Plaintiff. 70— Lilting Strvlct DCimiY Dtrms A O D TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOWI CALL 221-449*or >224222 22-LottAFound IN TH E CIRCUIT COUBT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUD ICIAL CIR CUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASS NO. 91-I444-CA-14-K C E BROOKSMORTOAOE COMPANY. INC.. Plaintiff. vs. W ILLIAM E McLEOO. et us. etel. Defendants NOTICE OF CLERK'S FORECLOSURE SALE Notice Is hereby given that pursuant fa tho Summary Final Judgment ef Foreclosure end Sale dated March *. )**2. and C A IH F O A M T O I Bill Butter Lie d Mtg Bkr 200 Larkwood Or. Santord CaU (447) 2)4244* ■ i1 NO TICE TO M IN O R ITY 4 WOMEN'S SUBCONTRACTING BUSINESSES LOO Construdien G » of kon ford Invites M inority Sub controcfors end Women owned Businesses to Submit Bids on Senterd Water Reclamation Fa dlity E i pans ion FO ER Prefect No CSIJ4944174 Prefect will bid on March 21 1*92 and includes Earthwork. Concrete. Masonry. Pointing, landscaping. Piping ond other ferns Plans or* available et c r office. 21* Elm Avo . Santord. FL (441) 222 SO22 It you are a puaMfied Minority or Women# Business. p*ease contact us for assistance In preparing a btd Publish March I I I I IS. 19*2 OEP 1)1 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IIO M TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION NO.i *1 2444CA14K TH C SECRETARY OF V E T CRANSAFFAIRS etc . Plaintiff. BENNIE L ARNOLD etc . ot at. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE ts hereby given that pursuant lo the Final Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the causa pending in the Circuit Court of the EIGH T E E N TH Judicial Circuit M and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida Civil Action Number *1 24B4CAI4K the undersigned Clerk will seU me property Situated M ee«d County, de scribed as Laf I). SAN LAN TA TH IRD SECTION, according lo the plat thereof as record* w Plat book I I Page 11 Public Records ef Seminole County. F lor Ida together wtih ail structure*, improvements, future* app** once* and appurtewanres on •ON land or weed m con,unction •herewith, at pubt* sale lo me highest and best bidder ter cash at II 44 a clock A M . on April *. 1*92 at the West Front Ooor ol the SEMINOLE County Court house. Sanford Florida •COURT SEAL I M ARYANNE MORSE C LE R K O F THC CIRCUIT COURT By Oorethy W Berten Dsputy Clerk Publish March 14. t l t**2 D EP las 41— Ctmtftry Crypts 2 BURIAL LOTS In Oak lawn Park Cemetery Reasonable! 4*1-444 91)4. Anytime. 4 3 -L a g a l j j j f y j w i e BANKRUPTCY from SIMe * e DIVORCE from US e e K. Newectl. Attorney. 44*1*94 45-Travtl Opportunity Prefer I years household goods taper fence Wentley United Is offering local and short haul positions Hourly plus mileage with great benefits Call Ken. WD 921 1)24 or 2224229 •COM PUTER* e PROGRAMMER# If you have eaperience In VM/VSE systems plus Data programming, we have the perfect spot for you! » K ♦ AAA EM PLOYM ENT le s w .ts w is i.m s iis e CR ED IT ASSISTANT# Great place to work! Bask skills are the keyt Great benefits! Call now! AAA EM PLOYM ENT X4 W.ISfbSf. 91)9114 e CR CO IT M AN AO IR e National company needs your expertise in the credit dept now! Collection eaperience a big plus! Great pay and benefits! It's for youl AAA EM PLO YM EN T 1*4 W. 29th SI. 12)9114 DCUVERYDRIVER Fulltime Apply In person HISS Orlando A v ________ K Mart Plata_________ • D ELIV E R Y DRIVER* Local company needs you fo deliver their product locally Good Ikons# all that’s needed l A J U EM PLO YM EN T loo w. n th si, m n i s e DISPATCHER TR A IN EE e U l t wkl Why not Star! your career here! You'll olwoys be In demand Hurry, call now! AAA EM PLO YM EN T 144W. p m SI, >29 9114 TAKEACRUISE I NIGHT BAHAMAS from tl** 1 NIGHT Carr Moan from is** 1 NIGH T Alaska 2 fori CALL NOW! 44*1149 55— Bi/tlntss Opportunity ASSUN ON entertainment tonight The now pointless dent re move! system is now avail able starting at SS.99S Your M4M11S V IN D IN O R O U T ! For sale Earn a steady cash income 140*2)4)491 Sf— Financial Sarvica* DRIVERS I Over Nn read. I Must be 29 yrs eld. have 2 yrs ever the read ta p , COL re guired Apply in Person: 9419 Mercy Dr.Ortendeer celt: ________ 14444)2-14*1________ DRIVERSNEEDED A O C A R R IE R S , a w ell tsla b llih e d and growing central Florida based com pony offers you • Semi Annual Pay Increases dStop Off Pay • Unloading Pay • Vacation Pay • Safety Bonus • Spouse Riding Program • Average Trip S 1Days • Late Model Conventional Tractors It you have 2 years tractor trailer. OTR and snow and ko experience plus a good driving record, call: 1414414*014 71— HflpWxnttd 7 1 -H t lp W a n f d . FRONT OFFICE . . A f tllT A N T . Fun |ebl Assisi In all areasl Plenty of variety to keep you happy! Will hire you now! AAA EM PLO YM EN T 144 W. ttfb St, >>>9114 G O V ER N M E N T JOBS NOW HIRINOI Beth skilled and unskilled workers needed In your area 114.904 fa 112.000 plus benefits. For list of cur rent |ebt and appfkettons fo a p p ly from hom e, c a ll 1404 )44 2)41 Est A ll! Sanford Typing M M WPM computer, word pert , bask clerical Salary commiserate with experience Send resume or deliver In person tt: Parers Services. Inc., 112 W. I d St. W4t Sanford, F L 22111 S E C U R IT Y P a r i lim e preferred 224 1441 or » 9291 e SHOP M ACHINIST# Put your knowledge fo work I Busy shop has lets of order! to keep you happy I Ne lay offt I AAA EM PLO YM EN T fiOW.tSIhSf. 22)4114 Crtdt TrKtar, DumpTruck I m 4«( O p tu tw C i , . i - 8 - C D t Ik. E iper fence necessary ___________>224121___________ STYLIST NANTED For full salon. E xp. com mission Busy shop W K Mart Plata. Sanford )2I 41)9 LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE Minimum 4 yrs Experience m High Quality Residential Work I Reliable I References! Good Driving Record! Own Transportation A Tele I Only Very Knowledgeable Hard Worker Need Apply I Call 4*94*44 Offer 9:44 AM._______ Ttmpwtrr Http Full time for tho month of April. Good wages Long hoursl Apply In person: Vaughans. 4114 W. SI. Rd. 44. *— ■— * TIDT MAID Is hiring m Casselberry Deed pay 9 days a wk. Phone A car a must ........................m-2144 LPNNEEDED WANTMOREOUT or unr For busy family precfke of fko Full time Call Kathy ___________221 42)0__________ • MANAOCR TR A IN EE • Learn entire operation of business! Extensive training progremi Growing comapnyl AAA EM PLOYM ENT IQOW.tfthSt, 12)4114 M EDICAL A career position with plenty of room for advancement? Consider selling life insurance for a company that's been serving the South for 100 year* Life ef Goorgie will tram you. give you a good starting income, and help you mold a secure financial future for you and your family If you era a man or woman over 21 and like fo meet people, there may be a place for you in our agency force Find out call for an Interview with: Fred Monies!no. 20* W. tsl St. Sanford 4*4 2141......... EOE CNA’S Full and part time 1 ) and ) II shifts Nursing home #■ per fence desired Langwood Health Care. P* *100 EOE •M EDICAL R ECEPTIO NIST* It's your chance to en|oy people I Rare spot I Traw in medical I Good opportunity I AAA EM PLO YM EN T HOW. 19th SI. »2 )9 I14____ OfficeMift«f«r EXPER IEN CED ONLY I Nights A weekends, salary Is negotiable Apply,in Person, no phone c alts I Village M arket. *1 Oooovo D r., eP EO P LE O R BATER e Answer phones with o smllel Meet and greet clients Brtbly personality wins I Hurry I AAA EM PLO YM EN T 144 W. 29t» 11,21)4114 91— Apartments/ Houm to Share POSITIONSN0M0REN la 4 Areas ef Cabinet Mfg. Exp helpful Apply Immedi atety 9)1 Call tV % m . O I N I V A . c m , 1*1, p r .. Female 1 sm. child O K . Nensmoker Avail 9/1MY9444 LARGE HOUSE. 2 bdrm . 1 bath, houso prlvledges. 1290 plus i* m 144* Evenings SANFORO male will share home, prefer male tenant Full house prlv 1X0 mo. 1/2 util. H 14 security M l 4419 W ILL S H A R I Deltona 2 bdrm home, full house privileges U4a/meplus IM util 4sao*tI REALESTATE- LAKEMARTI Jain Fla's leader w Real Estate tor over 49 year*. In booming North Seminole County I En|ey absolute best training with one of the No tion s top Real Estate Organ! ia*iene No license? We’ll help I REAL ESTA TE ONE K E Y E S m 2)00and "let's get busy I”____________ KfKSIRUTtVt Sales person nesded by Jim Walter Homes ter this area Large national home building organisation offering salary plus comm»!!lon Excellenl advancement eppoetentttes. Benefits Include, profit shar mg. Ill# A hospital insurance Must have good personality, be willing jnd able la respond lo prospect meukies Contact. Jim Wetter Hemes. Inc. 14*9 Hwy. f t Defend. FI. 221)4. 14444144)44. BOB__________ • R E TA IL SALES* U hr I II you enjoy working 41— Monty to Land ro a a c L o tu a a w . can help you save your home 1412-1114 non proltf. HOME OW NCRt N t ■ O CASH? Call ssi sat m i Goad #r Bad Credit. Fast Closingl Amorfcaa Way Mfg* 211 B Part A vo. H , Winter Port, P L Lk. MS* Lander 99— Apartments Unturnlihcd / Rent M ID O IN L A R I. J/1.IIU Fplc . garage, fenced, pool A tennis U ts Dl4S14*r l i t m i AFFORDABLE RENTS It's The Luck Of The Imti MOVE IN NOW AND TAKE A ROMANTIC CRUISE TO THE BAHAMAS • New construe tion e Fully equipped family sifed kitchens • Swimming p o o l # C lu b h o u s e e Professional maintenance e After school children s and leprechauns activities NO B L A R N E Y H E R E I Call T e r r y , y o u r c r u ls o director! . Cedar ‘ O Creek ' Apts . M4 4M4 1490 Hartwell Ave (corner©filth) K ATIES LANOINO efficiency, new paint, etc. Utilities and canoe use tree No pets IJtA/me M l 4410. anytime LAKE JE N N IE APARTM ENTS Rooniy on# bedroom apt! Free water, free got First months rent only |tt _________Call i n 4124_________ LAKE MARV. 1bdrm . Private. AC. no pets. 11*0 a month includes util MJ >2*1________ LARGE I bdrm w/screened porch Good area SXJO'mo. i 100depot.I M l 2*14_________ LO. t/1. CHA. wash dryer hook up. hardwood floors 1401 S Park Ave. 4419 me H i m * t3— Rooms for Ronf JUST Mb# hornet Lovely room, kitchen privilege*, cable TV Leng weed 140/wk 4)1 2142 LABOR PR IVATB ROOM, good parking. 149 Per Week Call M4 12*1 leave message P R IV A T E Leng weed home. light kitchen privileges MVwh. 194dop 4)4 2)44 RECESSION BUSTERI Clean reams, kitchen, laendry, perch . From 149/w4i Includes util , phene, cable TV M4442I SANFORO. Nk* area. Room w/tull house prlv . pool 1)00 mo. 1/2Of util 1114494 SANFORO. KH . laundry prlv A cable hookup Prlv heme U ! wk plus 149 dtp MI-1944 SAN FO R O 1 lg bdrm w/prlv*to bath, house prtvt leges Prefer male 119/wk or 1)04/me plus 1110dep M l 4411 will hire new I Full training I A JU EM PLOYM ENT 1*4W. ISRlSf, 129 9114 In t n 'I. c erp. expanding locally PT F T demonstrators Envlrenm antal/Educatian p ro d u c ts . C e m m s 'p e r l bonw*/car bonus 4444122 m rtn tANFORD , bdrm . ..c.lW n l area 1*0 per week plus U00 security Ceil 22) 2)4*________ A P A R TM E N T large I bdrm . furnished Water, sewer end perbeg* included 1294/mo plus 1244deposit 2214141 CLEAN cottage effkiency. suit able for I person No pets _________Call m 2*14________ D ELU XE Kitchenette apt., priv bath entry, mkrowev*. util paid MSS mo ♦ dtp >2) MIS F IV E RM. APT.. Part turn . hot water Historkel Bldg SH0 mo ♦ lllld e p Pets >9441)9 SANFORD •large 2 bdrm. total privacy. Looking tor the right small family I HOO per week plus 1204deposit 221 220* ONE BDRM.. I bath Garage apt . Nice area t i l l mo Call St Johns Realty Co 222 412) ONE BDRM.. Ig apt. 2 b in from downtown Util in eluded 12)422* tv.msg. OSTEEN Large 1 bdrm apt! No pets From 110/wk up plus deposit includes utilities _________Call M0 0211_________ O S TE E N 1 BDRM .. and 2 BDRM. apt fenced yd. avail able now! Call M b>1*2_______ SANFORO Su apartment! tor rent. Spring Special I 111 A up a wk. All utilities paid Call M2 1*1A 24) 4141 or 2)0*411 YVirthots+Drittf F T. Sanford Must have clean FL drivers Ik . good work record Call * 9 Men Frl. 22144)4____________________ • WAREHOUSE H ELP ER * Keep products In order and assist with shipping! Desire to learn wins this one I Hurry I A JU EM PLOYM ENT 144W. 19t» SI, W i l t s YARD WORK . ^ SIN wkl e Free Sunshine# Great learning *pot tor tome one that wants fo learn a trade! Hurry, call now I AAA EM PLOYM ENT 144 W. 29fh SI. 129 9114 SALES |I B « I T i l W l . i r i . A I LOW A I I l f J , ♦7—Apartment* Furnlihed / Renl UCRETMIAl-CompvtHOHt. MANINirS VILLAGE Lake Ada l bdrm. 1)49 mo 1bdrm. l)*9 mo and up 3234170 M YS TER Y R E N T SPECIALS! I and 1 bdrm* . pool, laundry By wk pr month Furn or unfum 21)4490 NEAB OuwnSewn l/l nice area •ff st parking Most util 140 wk 1114sec M l II94/MI 47SI NICE large 2 bdrm 2 bath, central H/A. washer/dryer hook ups. 142)/mo plus securi ty Hall Realty. M l 9114 SANFORO. 2 bdrm 2 bath, wesher/dryer 14])/mo Ubftod Bootty, t)4 407* SAN FO R D . ONE BDRM . garage apt In quiet area No Pets UQOmo IM m e SANFORD. Park Aee 2 bdrm . central H/A. carpet, mini blinds U79 plus dtp 411 12M a v o id LET A % SPECIALIST Legal N o tic e NoStco of Sheriff's Sale NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution issued out of and tmdor the seal of the County Court of Vofusia County. Pier Ida. Casa **l/t«7) SPllAA upon a final ludomenf rendered In the aforesaid Court on the *th d#> of July A D t**t. M Mat certain case entitled Barnett Recovery Corporation. Plaintiff vs Oscar E Peterson 4 Remetle Peterson a k/e Remail* L Peterson. De fondant which aforesaid Writ of Elocution was delivered fo mo as Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida and I have levied upon ail the right, title and interest of the d a to n d a n t. R e m e lie Peterson, in en^l Sa the Nlieving 1 ? .l MSS'IB Accotmline* Tax S ty cp* fo, k 3 T E 5 5 r » m ip M iW i i * w w m m County. Florida mar* particu larly described as toitews One 1*44 Otdsmebiie 4 doer a u t a m a b ll* . V ln * I0 9 A J I9 R 0 E 094*111 belog tiered at Butch s Chevron Service and the undesigned as Sheriff of SommeN County. Florida, will at II EE A M on the tom day of April A D t**2. otter tor salt ond soil te the higtwst bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND ANO SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, ot the Front (West! Door, at tho stops, of mo Samwon County Court Sanford Florida me That said sate is bemg mods to satisfy the terms ef Nus Writ of Ceacution Donald F Camper Sheriff Semwote County. Florida Published March *. IS. 21 X with the sate an April M t**2 D IP m NOTICE Miner ity and wemgw — nod enterprises Mds b*mg tovgni by Kpblar Cdnstructprs 4 fngweers Protect ts City of Santord Water Reclamation Fa duty Rid date N March 21 t**2 Specific Mds needed are pemt Mg grassing, landscaping, buiidwg trade*. Supplier! tern mg paving and atecSricai Far mere wlermotion coil t*44t 112 00JS Publish March «m ru 24. I9V2 O EP 144 n u uo IT 11 1 ■ R .lv -% , Oh m -c T o S n ^ -^ s r z z s r H I V . R IM O O C U ■ I PA IB N O M tW P K a iT H U A > iip x x > f lM M i m h iim TA X i l i u m . Car M f .ii/ P .f iM a i i w a n . M M A0H. l a t M U O M F W minting H m JyW x w C A R P IN T R V . M A S O N A R Y peMNW end tile work Free Llec'd CeR m 4M4 - C A A P U H T IA All kM*aH hama n m ln . m PHI a, a carwnfc --------- Onm m tm AdditUm4 Inf Praa aal « n / C a » m C t C W H . M Carl l | l| « W ■ IM O O C L . CarpwMr. A c “ ocm rm . j ir a .M u w a U ll t r a araaaga iaM tM aaa ■ ■ P A ik i K i m o o u l . 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Screan 4 dlattwork ALUM INUM P A O P IttM M A L Scm rm s . poet enclosures etc Ins work. Welcomed Ml m e Bond Ins 4RX444>4)4 CUSTOM Typaw*/Bookkeepingt DJ Enterprises. 40IB E 19*h St. Sanford 124 04/t/Ml 7**1 iprinkltrs/1rrlgotton ) i*S IR BIO AIIO N M yrs #ap Install'Its systems Free esl <Bxaoi!4Q*41aa* reel 4peps* Swimming Pool Sarvica POOL ANO DECK PAINTINO else will clean pools and wash wrndpw* C s M in t M t Yraa Sarvica D a .N a * »> A a a o a it t t C A a i i^ B g K T k v T f e xi A I Praa n n n N i P a w . carpaaorr. < * a n e W W m . ataiaANM. atafOrlt. raala. aaaooar t e X a H I M I M I s / i l ‘i i Piriv Service* dance . T U X N IX PENCE. A M fX «a O n t Om n i m Onm! Praaatl m M P a /n i IMP ) <m / ^Fre e e s^^ic^ln tllin if Ucrtiarial 4 Typing Sarvlcas L»uun S«rvlc8 n in iir a S r T J r r s r m o M i M r t . M r p M I . Nr n iw t N IX IT A O I i l i c t x i c • Ucswea a ^ a w re A tenoca MMOUOraa toOtmaW n . M U CSSSeUC* In M llH M M w e H M iis m ia s c t-jn M M Cat OICK PINO LA'S PAINTINO. Quality work I Int/Exl LN d A Insured Freeestl M ) »721 M AJESTIC PamtM^ Quality work M yrs exp !)*• % less IhoailhersaFree esl. 4*) 4)71 P E TTY 'S PAINTINO SERVICE Inf/Eit Quality Guaranteed! m n G s s m s s x r s a — .l«T/Ma PrNe / <«-/ * / i.M \I *>i 1111 I t i l l I /i/.s i/Z n / L k A— I >n Aup— erborwutture *« BUNYANt T R I E SVC Tret work, hewing Free •%» m Sured Ftreweed Ml I4N l %/« » » /- Is iJJ J i i l l I m »ar»r»r J?* *•* n- *> , eon» spike five freest Pi AM) �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Monday, March 16. 1992 - T * W—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent 107—Mobil* Homts / Rent W I'L L Make Yen A Deal yttu cant refuse Choose Geneva GdfdttxAptt toddylfflW O 1 4 1 BEDROOM apt* IMS 4 up month Ref No pet* Dep w m i or S H W R __________ » BDRM. D UPLEX A PT. IMS per month, 1700 security de posit Celt 174 0044 ONE •ORAL. fvrn. AC. Can Vlenient quiet neighborhood Perk Ava. Meblte P i, 7731441 > BDRM. 1 BATH Beardall Ave USO per month plus security Fenced yd. 31) #131 $199$$$$$$Special C * ttf Ibffrry,. ting to *tory Eatremety quiet, studios and t itormi. tots of storage I Call today) I 494 4777 101—Houses Furnished / Rent CO TTAGE i bdrm , mutt tee to appreciate! 1700 tocurity, Ht month rent U U Prefer non smoker 371 <003_________ POX X8 N T. Cottage. 1/1. Effi ctoncy furnished IMS mo HOP tec Call 374 7159 U4—WtrthousR Spact / Rent mmmm C A I I I L e i R Y . ) bdrm l>i Path, family rm fireplace 1400 mo Altamonte. 1 bdrm 1 bath, shed i)7 S /m o ; Sanford 1 bdrm 7 both. 7 car garage, ISSQ/me 3)9 4111 OROVEVIEW V ILLAO E. Lake ft M a r y B i r d , J / 3 *11 Crpyewrood Av, IdtS month, deposit. 1 » « T M _____________ LAKE MAXV Ig I bdrm 7 both, 1500 sq ft completely remodeled Central H/A, Ig quiet lot, border* lake and park 1400 mo See at IM W Alma, then call 177 QMS M AYPAIX MEADOWS t bdrm S bath villa Lakefront, appu ancet. poof Leate pur theta available 1400 mo 171 MSP PAOLA AREA 7 bdrm I bath. CHA, |450 mo 1450 tec 111 3954tr 944 317 1917 K E N T OK LEASE OPTION. Sanford, 2/3, 7 car, fplc. No Qualifyingt 111-441) lv. m tf. K E N T W/OP7ION TO i v y 4/7. Owner hold* mtQ,. 5h* down W IN T E R S P R IN G S good lo c a tio n A v a il 4 /S HS US MM lv. mtg-_________ SANPOKD 3 or 4 bdrm. 2 bath Spacious, clean, fenced yard, nice neighborhood tliS'm o plus sacurlty . 27)4181________ SANPOKD. 1 BEDROOM. > 'bath, eat In All.. pool, fenced yd 3l7Smo 330 1747 Iv Msg SANPOKD M03 Grove, nice 3 bdrm.. w,porch. appliances. carpel, 34l>/»no 413 447 MM SANPOKD. 4 bdrm . ) bath, 7 story HHforkal ham*. Park Ave lfSO me Tit m i ________ SANPOKO S BEDROOM My bath, Clean, trees. AC/Heat, S4S0plus dep No pets 1714444 SANPOKD Lk Mary. 3'7. largo fenced back yard, avail April HI t020 mo . dep >11 ISOS 7 EEOKOOM. I bath On I acres of land in Enterprise Country Itvtog 1400 mo Call alter 7PM S74 3434 • 105—DuplexTrlpltx / Rent DUPLEX far Kent, ctota to Lk Mary Blvd 717 f 3 IM mo 4 tm 'tec. Avail. Immediately Fenced yd Heat AC I17SS17 lv. m tf,, will return calf, LG. i n O UPLEX. Near H S . tern porch, quiet cul de sac pets S47Q mo Includes mater, garbage, maint 4441477 SPACIOUS DUPLEXS. 2 bdrm . I bath Quiet, tern porches Yard Malt Inc I 3M 2III io7—Mobil* Homts / Rent O f N IV A I « D « M I B» "7 month security Avail Now I SMS mo 34f 1737_______ LONOWOOD Purn . 7 bdrm . t bath, an appi Outot aduM community tl4f M l 1417 321-0735.......... 321*2257 BondMontyAvailable7.5% GOV'T FO KECLO fUR Ef BANK REPO'S ASSUME NO Q U ALIFY Call Janet MantfleM Days. SIS 1134 Eves, Stl 7771 AA Censes* Inc. O m u iy ^ SANFORD. I W Airport. 1,000 tq ft off tea bldg. Ampia parking and handicap facilt ties saoo mo Call 3M too; atotq. ft. la 2,444tq ft. OC H O N IN G ) Meve in Special............3343/nta. CALL Sanford...............371 PWt SANPOKO, finished space. 1.210 tq f t . plus open space. 7M and >4*7 tg ft II I 7004 FUTO N AND FRAME Twin (chair) 3141 Full (tortseat) Slit Queen (sofa) 3)41 Futon Factory. 31) 4007 I9M W. Airport Bl* taatord • LAMP, country styled, brass A wood base with mild glass shade 3)0 3770104__________ • M IRROR Decorator Sun burst Gold 40 in dia 340 IW W tl____________________ • STOVE. Electric Very good condition 150311 3037________ • TR A S H C O M P A C TO R . Kelinatof. Portable or built In aimend black Only S?i Call 111 f i l l ________________ • W E S TE R N S TY L E LAMP. Butt horn, imported, bronje and re a l horn (b la c k ), w beige shade Must tee is unique >4004* 4514__________ 1 PIECE LIVIN G RM SET. toveseat. sola and chair Used 1 month Cream back round with blue stripes and (torai Very pretty* taoOCall 334 4041 NEAR 14 I acres, established Fern Farm business with 4/7. peal, plus Orange City water Wes 1774 000 now tie* 000 Handymen's ntgMmartI 4/1, Owner financing 111.900 Lease Purchase I H block. 314,«00Owner holding 117—Commercial Rentals BRANONEW OPPICE BLOO. Ml m i M IM ft i k N l l\N IS Ul M IM A 1 I STENSTROM REALTY, I N C . 141—Homes for Set* LHORDABU h u m i vf M9IINI PROP! W) i f s e BOND MONEY. ?.«%* P R l E GOV'T ASSISTANCE FHA AS LOW A S4\ VA AS L O W A S r«% GoVt Repot/Assume No Qua) Ify Hornet! Seminole, Orange. Volusia. Lake Counties. • 1/1 • Fplc, new paint and carpet, fenced yard 1)9.900 • V i t k i n acre. C H/A. saf.fOO e tun lend 3/1 new paint, A/C, roof! 1sacra, lanced 154 *00 • In The Ceuntry f Home on over 11 acre, haavity treed, MS.too • l/t. eppi. new paint, carpet, fenced yd. carport, 144,108 • J/l»» split plan, appliances, garage, fenced yard, 141,108 • Assume He Qualifies! • laniard PI. cathedral call, fenced garage 149,900 • 3/1 on 1/7 acre! Fenced, cul d» m c . deed and street M4.V80 Lake Harney/lt. Jehu's River Over 3,400 tq tt custom built, over I acre heavily freed, 4- 2, ter. porch'pool, guest house on Lk Harney 1131.000 PLUS.. Moyletr Cavalry Club New brick custom 3/1 split plan, set porch w/spa. \r% treed' acres, fenced, till,too Lb. Mery* Less Than ISAM On. • 1/1 renovated, new carpel, paint, appl. fenced, 341,18© D ELTONA home on 1 acre, scr porch, carport, 333,100 l'A(U k HI fH i ■HORN! vfhTURI rut if 1will BY OWNER. 3 bdrm . 7 bath 2 car garage, in Hidden Lake, 33.000 below appraisal Call li t aiM .norealtors pleas*. Look What's Happening A t S t Croix Apartments 141—Homes for Sale 155—Condominlumt Co-Op / Silt T h e P ru d e n b a l (4br Florida Realty BY OWNER North lake Village. 2/7. downstairs, appliances included Pool /tennit Bargain ai 344 500 471 7041 eves WANT TOV e S T [^ N H 0M E7 I am took Ing lor nice homes, to match' with buyers. 111—Condominium Rentals 1 BDRM.. kitchen appliances, wether/dryer, ter porch Ulfl/mo , STOOdep 337 SIM 2 BDRM. 2 bath condo, new c a r p e l, w a i h e r / d r y e r , 1415 mo . 1 yr 700 E Airport Bl Sanford. »G 1 IM fM4 I BDRM . I bam. I0M tq ft.. sern porch, wash/dryer. Pool, iacufti. tennis 1471 mo 1700 dep I I I AM l l l f Eves. i l l —Appliances / Furniture___ BATEMAN REALTY LONGWOOD/LK. MARY area. 1,000 1.300 iq ft, with or without A/'C offices, Starting 3)35 McIntosh Point, » t M00 SANPOKO t.tSO. 1.S1S, 3.100 square feet aval labial Call 371 7004 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent KIT ’N’ CARI-YI-E® by lurry WHrHI 141—Homes for Sale Call BobGrigory, REALTOR k E B CM7> 334-4400 er 111 SIM L IS TIN O I N E E D B D l Call W Mahciowski. Registered Reel Estate Broker 171 7103 l HOMEOFTHEMY * OPEN HOUSE# • SUPER HIDOEN LAKE Villa 2/7 w/poo< w/lott of atras Incl security system Clil this ad Call us 351.100 By Metiveted Owner Neer Lk Monroe. 4/fto New carpel, all amanitas Must see to apprecUfe 7X» sq It 3119 000 OPEN HOUfE I S Sat Sun 1M3 E. 2nd SI, 44A 111) • IA N LANTA 3/1 Nice family home, well kepi All windows new Hardwood floors Big yard 144.100 SANFORD Walk to Pinecrest E foment* ry 3 bdrm . large fenced yard. Clean and Sharp! Flnanactng of your choice Reduced to 3)1*00 H P R E A LTY , MA0M0 • OLDER 1/1 an I ACRE. In quiet area Lott of potential Fplc . wood floors Country setting .........................341.100 • STEP BACK IN TIM E . This 3/3 farmhouse has benn fully refurbished Let us tail you about It 374 100 STAIRS PROPERTY M AN AGEM ENT A R E A LTY 447 )1) 7221/311 M X TONI V ELE K You have won 7 free tickets to a Lite hi it id Cinema* movie! Please pick up your tickefs at I he Sanford Herald within 7days Congratulations!______ CAU. ANYTIME 322-2420 321-2720 Tim HOMES 1LOT Perfect tor targe family or mother in la* Includes 3 bdrm . 7 bath, PLUS detached 7 bdrm . I bath. PLUS large shed PLUS fenced yard Great value REDUCED TO |7J 500 complete with 10% down to qualified buyer or TRADE IN your home or lot equity CALL NOW! I 2143 Park Dr.* 3anford M l W. Lake Mary Bl.. Lk. AAery •InOurltthVuf* \i i hi \i n CAUMITIEALTT 1127491 ENJOY TN E COUNTRY A T ­ MOSPHERE ottered by this 3 bdrm 3 bath w. family rm. on almost 1/7 acrol Raised patio overlook s oaks! 51500 D UP LEX ON HWV 44 9 stories, 1 bdrm upstairs, J down I Zoned co m m e r cialf ilieoo $1 DOWN FOR VETS A little more for others Brand1new 3 bedroom 3 bath homes * Hfi I car garages 34*7 total monthly payments Cali now. offer limited I Universal Realty, M l M f 323-5774 14*—Commercial Property / Safe F IR S TT IM E H O M EBUYER/RETIREE7 Don't miss this Immaculate 3 bdrm dollhouse on 1/4 acre with eatra 1/4 acre toll Ready to move Ini Nico neighborhood and convenient to everything! Bright and Sunny with lots of trees and very private It won’t last long! 344.400 Far details tall Oerl Parker* ORI 3 » 1111/334 AM) X )79 The Prudential Florida Realty Independently Owned HOME FOR SALE. Sanford area 3)2).44 per menlh In forested? Call 111 MM LAK EFR O NT professional ol fice suite, 170 tq It . 4 offices w a llin g a re a , s to ra ge . bathroom Lengwood. 331 0045 SEMINOLE 3 churches, all OK for other commercial uses Real E stale One 473 3300 153—Acrtagt* Loft/Sile O C A L A M A T*L F O K E 3 T . Weeded lets! 15 *50 each no money downf 371,4! monthly 1 400 f t! 3074 WE'RE DEAUNG - IF YOU'RE WILUNGMI 2■OfRvMTHS FREE RENT* tmrfM) to now t g v g tj month M » Orw month (rss »nr to tools ugrang 7mown Jsots h i m May fit SLRtscr to ovotot»V 1ST—Mobile Home* / Sale LANE M ANY/IANFORD IJ bdrm 13X40 Remodeled Moderni Owner financing tl.000 down. 7 S \ Interest Can move Reduced to only 34 150 471 01*4 SAVE 3331 NEW lif t HOMES! WHY PAY R ETA IL? 14X74. 41AM. >4X73* tftjg g MS »7tt SPRINGSPECIALS San lord Area Mobile Home Community REPO l i t ) Kaufman A Broad. 74X54. ) bdrm 7 bath spilt Gorgeous home! 1» S\ inter esl only SLOW down to a qualified buyer 170*00 life M AN ATEE 7 bath 74X57. 3 bdrm si 000 1141 M AN ATEE ibath *4X40, Ibdrm V , 500 165—Duplex for Salt SANFORD DUPLEX. 1 each Good neighborhood 131 *00 will finance S74 9044 111—Appliance* / Furniture • ANTIQUE CHURCH FEW . 10 ft ell Pine S100 or trade for antiques 141 1347___________ • B E A U T Y R E S T firm twin mattress in "like new" condi turn Sacrifice, 33) M l 4113 • BEV ELE D MIRROR. 3 sec Hon* w/Mather el Pearl 44 ' W X 47" H S7S 177 1717 • BIG CH A IR . Oversfuffed, button A fuck "Tub " chair Geld cater. Upholstery feed Musi M* to appreciate! 373 w i»iH f * m a .,. ________ B i t RESALE Key end Sett furniture A cottocfibies For sale, doll collection 7334 3 Park Dr. Call H I 7444_______ BRASS BED. Queen, w/ortho mattress set. Still In boa Cost 11000 tell tor 3300 373 4101 • COUCH. M ", corded feature, sand beige, good cond . needs some spots cleaned 170 Evenings 331 4341 D AYAED While Iron A brass w orthopedic mattresses A pap up trundle Still in boa Cost 3400 Sell 3300 S73 4541 D IN E T TE I IT." twll bed sola ch est ol d ra w trs . wether dryer, desk Prices negotiable >31 3377__________ D OUAIE BOX Spring Mattrett Sets Over 70 U Pick 34) a set LARK Y 't MAR T 773 41)1 • F IS H T A N K . B e a u tifu l custom built Paid 3*00, very n it * condition Asking HOC w accessaries 37) 1019 FRANK A LORI'S Thrift the* 7107 3 French 3)0 71 » Opp Oaldea Lamb Rest. • F R ID O ID A IR E CROWN Heavy duty washer tor tale, qood condition 345 3)0 0)1) 111—Television / Radio/Stereo • COLOR TV. Zenith, console w remote, Older mode*, very good condition 340 OBO >34 0444 1B5—Computtrs I AM Cempatible Settwart and instruction for horn*/business. Best pricett Games to serious Call 37) 3344 1$7—Sporting Good* Olympic •FISHING R E E L >40.370177 1301 • H E A V Y BA G . (B e lie f ) Everlast New. never used 350 334 M il________________ 191-Building Materials • F E N CE. Cham Lmk.eO by 30 ft Asking 370 Call 330 7357 193—Lawn 6 Carden • GARDEN MANURE You haul 17)3407 Free!! 195—Machine ry/Toolt FORK L IF T TRUCKS. Used buy le ll rent lease Many ill* i 13) 1114 ask far Ann/ wkends Mike 9*4 7)4 1194 FO R K LIFT. Clark, 1500 lb ca pacify Works good SHOO _________C a lltl) 1144_________ 199—Pets 4 Supplies • B E A O L E M IX D O G S . 7 female 1 spayed. 1 young Perfect for children! VERY LOVING Call merntng enlyf Ask tor Mary . 711 SOI • C O U N T TH E SP O TS ! D A L M A T IO N f a m a le (spayed) Well cared ter F R E E to a good LOVINO home Needs tort A attentiont 334 *)•* FR E E DOO TRAINING! Find out How Inner Deg Training Call >711344 • SHOW STOP PER l Persian Himalayan Mia, female cal. 7 yrs old Beautiful Tortoise shell, sm. Vfat face Sweet house cat Will deliver 3100 Caff Betty 349 91*1, Marrungs Too—RegUtcred Pel* CHOW PUPS ARC. Parents on premises, good with kids 3101100 334 1)47 211—Antique*/ __ Collectible* AC UNI t 7 ))•• BTU 170 amp 1171 E a c e lle n t c on di ttenf if 371 147* • DRAGON PRINT m custom f r a m e and ma f . 'Motherhood' shows mother dragon with babies Limited edition signed and numbered Very attractive 350 377 4«74 • STAR TR E K Enterprise* Biue Prints" tel 17 pages in pouch, 1V7S edition, mint SIf after 4pm 377 4474 21*—Wanted!? Buy I It Aluminum Cant.,.Newspaper Non f erreu•Meta 11 Glass KOKOMO t llllM 221—Good Thing* to Eat I T R A W I I N R I E ! U F IC K . Starts J an 14th Hoops Farm 39*1 Celery A rt Mon . Wed A Sat Open 1AM Bnng own containers 371 7344 222—StaticalMerchandise • KEYBOARD. Yamaha PSR 4 100 preset voices, 10 rhythms Real Ifm i melody Like New 3100 firm 277 7117 223—Miscellaneous • CRAFT SUPPLIES boa tut! for SS 00 m ost s till In packages 334 170) ____ • E A S TE R B U N N Y W rtttR. pastel color for doors or home SIS ....... .................. I l l 4097 FOR YOUR F U LL E R BRUSH PROOUCTS, call independent distributor-17) 4794_________ • GAME TA BLE with 4 chairs Solid wood by Henry Link 1100 373 3777 • GARDENERS planter bo* Heavy duty metal 4‘ X 5 Raised bottom, doored tor drainage Good for backyard g a r d e n , n u r s e r y or greenhouse >75 OBO 331 4050 • OAK PANELING used 35 Good rendition 3310*33 POOL. It ft abort ground w pump Eacellent condi den I 3300 (will setl deck) 111 1)11 R A IN 3 0FT Water treatment t y t. (Reg 34)17 531 Now 37 000 or 31750. wilh lifetime N .r r .n f , ENCYCLOPEDIA. Brtlannica complete set I Reg 33.300) Now 31000 ALSO FU R N ITU R E Moving Must Sell! . 3771)21 W A S H E R /O R Y E R 3)10 tor pair, used • months Lawn wsewer, STOP377 >141_________ 17 F T. Sea King aluminum fen boat with 5MP Eska motor. 3400 '14 Tama moped 3350 Botheac condition 331 5W1 231—Cars TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN eacept tat, lag titto, etc t i l l PLYM OUTH R ELIANT 4 door, auto, power steering and brakes, stereo EXTRA CLEAN 3111.49 per menfhl (al months it II 9\ APR I Cali Mr Payne Courtesy Used Car*. 22) 111) TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN except tea, tag. title,, etc 1947 FORO MUSTANG Auto a ir, power steering and brakes, A M / F M stereo 1111.41 per menfhl 1*4 months a II 9\ APR) Call Mr Payne Courtesy Used Cars, 33) >171 Itot CHEVY Cavalier RS Auto AC. AM /fM Sharp) 3799) )M toll. Rof^Usad Cars 44 PLYMOUTH VOYAOCR LE Eatra Clean 33*11* 14 M ER CUR Y ORAN MAR Q U III * leather, 1 owner, w only 74K ml 3491)* 94 NISSAN S IN TR A XC 4 dr w air.onlyTOKml 33195* If DODGE SPIRIT Red Auto AC. Stereo 33915* 17 PLYM OUTH VOYAGER Blue. 7 passenger. Auto AC 3)415* 91 DODGE SHADOW Cenvert tlblet Auto, AC. Stereo, 3 to choose from Stiff* 14 OLDS CUTLASS Supreme While. 4 dr Auto. AC 14995* 17 CHRYSLER LEBARON 4 dr , 50 000 original one owner miles, auto. AC. Stereo 119*5* 49 LEBARON CONVERTIBLES 7 to choose from "Fun in the Sun ' S5995* It DODGE DAKOTA Long bed topper. V4, auto AC. Storeo, 40000 miles 34995* *With >3000 down or trade equity 229—Aviation A IR C R A F T R E N T A L S kingte/muld engine fttghf in tlruclton. ground school private'instrument Aviation Flight Centers.) 400 571 7051 231-Car* TAREUr PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN atcepf las. fag, bile, etc 1941 CHEVY SPECTRUM red. air. tow miles, stor to. I speedl O nly 1141.I I per me nth t 1*0 months it 11 9% APR) Calf Mr Payne Courtesy Used Cars. 273 211) AUTO INSURANCE WORLD who quotes lowest possible rates, needs help) 373 7743 TME UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN eacept tea. fag, dde, etc 1944 EAOLE PREM IER 4 door, auto, air, power win dows stereo cassette ONLY 31)9.94 per menfhl la* months M II 9k. APR I Ceil Mr Paytto Courtesy Used Cars. 3217123 TAKEUP PAYMENTS NO M O N E Y DOWN eacept tea, teg. title, etc 1*11 T O Y O T A T E R C E L COUPE rod, auto, air, .power steering, stereo! O N L Y 31If ,44 per rndhthl (it months $i II *\ APR I Call Mr Payne Courtesy Used Cars, 121 l i t ) e PUBLIC AUTO A UCTION a EVER Y TUES A FRI 7 74 PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. II. Daytona Beach 444 t il t ilt TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN eacept tea. teg title, etc 1917 P L Y M O U TH ORAND FU R Y 4 door. auto, power steering end brakes, AM FM stereo MUST SELL! ONLY 3119 49 per menlht (el months l« 14 4% APR) Ceil Mr Peyne Courtesy Used Cara. 373 217) TAKEUP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN •acepl fa a, tag title, etc tree d o d g e a r i c s 4 ooor auto, power steering and brakes, stereo E X T R A C L E A N Only l i l t I f per menlht 144 months it II fV AMR I Call Mr Payne Courtesy Used Cars, J3J J i ll A IK F O R i Bill Sanchei er David V 3221135 223—Auto Part* / Accettorjes _ • PORSCHE RIMS 7. New Iff >31 1488____________________ • R EESE H ITCH Ractevee. VS greet wgt 4008 tbs tounge wqt 7101b* 171 371)481 • TIR E. 715 71 R II mounted on GM It truck rim Good tread SIS. H2-4AS3________________ VW AIR COOL E o' E NOI N E 3173 if interested Call 172 1904________ I I V R 14 diesel meter totally rebuilt Best reasonable offer 331 1799 235—Truck* / Bute*/Van* Sanford Motor Co. 1944 NISSAN PICK UP 4X4 A/C. 9 speed, tow ml tot 115,99! or best otter t Cat! 371 4341 1974 DODGE W*«dew Van pius eatra tires 3395 t ill Ran do*ph St 230 4444_________ 71 OAT SUN Pick Up w ?• Chevy V* and T 350 tram Alum topper New tires good body 1808.12) 3943__________ VI FORO «vTON Pick up. f t sale, needs work HOC Calf Reeky 1)4 ))44 74 FORD COURRIER ) sp tool boaes 3454 OBO 37)0744 irtwmgs _____________ M MACK Trucks Stake beds A re tte rs . e ic condition 171 4494 A wkends 944 7)4 1494 241—Racrcational Vehida*/ Camper* M ULT t I L L l l t l Va««bo~l Futty seif contained. 37 It. Slide out. ai r . awni ng, w a she r /d ryer, a iin « i i n#r ,. ttereo, many eitras Will take smaller trailer on trade or bestottor J5(91/»__________ RV R ENTA L lets |U5mo Incl water, sewer A garbage Park Ave Mebile Pk 171 3441 GENEVA GARDEN APARTMENTS 1st end 19th month only Saabrevze only 1505 Wad 25m Street. Sanford, FI 32751 (407) 322-2090 A ffo rd ab le 1 ,2 & 3 B e d ro o m A p ts . In Beautiful Lake M ary M ake Paradise Your Address1 Or* TwoA threeDecPoomi A effcencej Neel toshopptng 3 vcroofi Easy access tomotor twgnwoyt 30mevAes toonanoo d0minutestoDoylona A New Smyrna Beoches St. Croix Apartments 733 Secret Harbor Ln., Lake Mary ion ol La w Emm* flood) Q e q e v a Q a r d e ijs Andns, Afigsio demon Fiorirtr 321 7 3 0 3 REGATTA SHORES Ap/UITMCNTf There's Something For Everyone at Country Lake ASK ABOUT OUR SPRING SPiCIAl Newly Remodeled One & Two Bedrooms Now Available! Enjoy a quiet lake from atmosphere. Exciting volleyball, tennis and pool activities. A little out of the way... but worth it! 1 A 2 Bedroom Rental* Available Inquire About Our w VISA Movo-ln 1 Bedroom* from $400 per mo. 2 Bedroom* Itom $495 per mo. 2335 W. Seminole Blvd. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford COUNTRY LAKE APARTMENTS 330-5204 Charge it. REGATTA SHORES QnlafceMon»oe 323-2628 W e n o w a c ce p t M a ste rC a rd and V isa. Sanford H erald ffU I �TT * 9 j • • » i "I - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Monday, March 18, IB M U S D A d o e s n ’t a lw a ys b u y A m e ric a n fo r food p ro g ra m s B y J I M N I P I R D IX O N A P F a rm W r it e r W A S H I N G T O N — T h e A g r ic u l t u r e D e p a r t m e n t d o e s a p o o r J o b m a k i n g s u r e t h e b illio n s o f d o lla rs II s p e n d s o n fo o d fo r a n i l -h u n g e r p r o g r a m s goes to A m e r i c a n fa r m e r s a n d foo d p ro c e s s o rs — not t h e ir fo re ig n c o m p e t it o r s — s a y U S D A ’s o w n In v e s tig a to rs . A s a r e s u lt . Im p o r t e d fo o d s h a v e b e e n u s e d to fu lfill U S D A ’s c o n tr a c t s , a c c o r d in g to a n a u d it b y t h e d e p a r t m e n t 's O ffic e o f In s p e c t o r G e n e r a l. C o n g r e s s a n d th e d e p a r t m e n t 's r e g u la t io n s s a y U S D A Is s u p p o s e d to b u y A m e r i c a n fo o d s a n d f a r m p r o d u c t s w h e n II s h o p s fo r a n t i -h u n g e r p r o g r a m s at h o m e a n d a b r o a d . I n c lu d in g s c h o o l lu n c h e s a n d s o u p k itc h e n s . It a ls o Is s u p p o s e d lo m a k e s u r e th a t s u b s id iz e d fo re ig n c u s t o m e r s a rc p u r c h a s in g A m e r i c a n g o o d s . In s te a d . U S D A h a s b e e n ''w i n k i n g at th e la w .” s a id S e n . K e n t C o n r a d , D -N .D . " F o r a ll w e k n o w , w e 'r e u s i n g A m e r ic a n t a x p a y e r d o lla r s to p u rc h a s e B r a z ilia n o ra n g e s . A r g e n t in e be ef. C a n a d i a n w h e a l a n d g o o d n e s s k n o w s w h a t e ls e .” C o n r a d s a id . " I t m a k e s n o s e n s e lo u s e o u r t a x p a y e r d o lla r s to s u b s id iz e fo re ig n c o m p e l l l l o n ." T h e a u d it f o u n d th a t la x e n f o r c e m e n t a n d c e r tif ic a t io n p r o c e d u r e s h a v e a llo w e d fo re ig n fo o d s . In c lu d in g C a n a d ia n m e a t , lo g e l In t o th e p ip e lin e . H o w e v e r . U S D A u o s lit tle w a y to assess th e p r o b le m 's s c o p e b e c a u s e o f t h e s h o r t c o m in g s In Its e n fo r c e m e n t a n d r e g u la t io n s o f c o n tr a c t o r s a n d t h e ir s u p p lie r s . S e n . T o m D a s c h le . D -S . D . . s a id h e w o u ld c a ll a h e a r in g o f h is S e n a te A g r ic u l t u r e s u b c o m m it t e e o n re s e a rc h a n d g e n e ra l le g is la tio n to d e m a n d th a t U S D A d e v e lo p c o n s is te n t p r o c e d u r e s to e n s u re c o n t r a c t o r c o m p lia n c e w i t h t h e " H u y A m e r i c a n " r e q u ir e m e n t s . " U S D A h a s a d u t y lo A m e r i c a n fa r m e r s a n d GM executive to replace lacocca and Indian reservations. T h e A g r ic u l t u r a l S t a b iliz a t io n a n d C o n s e r v a ­ tio n S e r v ic e , m e a n w h i le , b u y s f a r m c o m m o d it ie s fo r t a le lo o t h e r g o v e r n m e n t a g e n c ie s , f o re ig n g o v e r n m e n t s , a n d d o m e s t ic , f o r e ig n o r In t e r n a ­ tio n a l r e lie f e lTo rta . A n d Ih e F o r e ig n A g r ic u l t u r a l S e r v ic e m a n a g e s e x p o r t p r o g r a m s s u c h a s t h e e x p o r t c r e d it g u a r a n t e e p r o g r a m s , u n d e r w h i c h lo a n s lo f o re ig n c o u n t r ie s a r c g u a r a n te e d b y U S D A fo r p u rc h a s e s o f U . S . fo o d a n d f a r m p r o d u c t s . A l l th re e a g e n c ie s h a v e d iffe re n t r u le s fo r m e e t in g d o m e s t ic o r i g i n r e q u ir e m e n t s . A n d n o n e r e q u i r e d c o n t r a c t o r s o r e x p o r t e r s to o b t a in a s s u r a n c e s f r o m s u b c o n t r a c t o r s a n d s u p p lie r s th a t d o m e s t ic o r i g i n r e q u ir e m e n t s h a d b e e n m e t . Legal N o tice s Legal N o tic e s IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT o r TH E EIG H TEE N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. in a n d r o a IE M IN O LE COUNTY, r LOR I DA CIVIL ACTION NO. H I G H L A N D P A R K . M ic h . R o b e rt J . E a to n . G e n e r a l M o to r s C o r p .'s lo p e x e c u t iv e In E u r o p e , w a s n a m e d lo d a y a s t h e e v e n t u a l s u c c e s s o r to C h r y s l e r C o r p . c h a i r m a n L e e la c o c c a . IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR IEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A IIN O .9 1 tftiC A M CA R TE R E T SAVINGS RANK. F.A. Fleklifl. vt LAR R YS TURNER.elim el el E a t o n a ls o w a s n a m e d to t h e c o m p a n y 's b o a rd o f d ir e c t o r s . H e w ill b e c o m e c h a i r m a n a n d c h ie f e x e c u t iv e o lH c e r w h e n la c o c c a s te p s d o w n o n D e c .31 . NOTICE OF SALE Notke It hereby given that, pursuant k the Orbec or Final Judgment ankrsR In this cause In the Circuit Court at Semtnek County. Florida. I will toil the A s s a o l a t a d B r — a______________________________________ la c o c c a . B 7 . h a d p r e v i o u s l y I n d i c a t e d he In t e n d e d t o r e t ir e a s c h ie f e x e c u t iv e b y t h e e n d o f th e y e a r b u t s ta y o n a s c h a i r m a n . H e h a s le d th e c o m p a n y fo r 14 y e a r s . C h r y s l e r P re s id e n t R o b e r t A . L u t z w i ll re ta in h is c u r r e n t r e s p o n s ib ilit ie s . L u t z . 6 0 . h a d b e e n m e n t io n e d a s a p o s s ib le s u c c e s s o r, b u t a rift b e tw e e n h i m a n d la c o c c a la id b e e n w id e ly r e p o r te d . la c o c c a w i l l c o n t in u e l o s e r v e a s a d ir e c t o r a n d a s c h a i r m a n o f Ih e b o a r d 's e x e c u t iv e c o m m it t e e a fte r J a n . 1. 1 9 0 3 . " D u r i n g th e past y e a r t h e b o a r d h a s c o n d u c t e d a n e x h a u s t iv e r e v ie w o f c a n d id a te s , b o t h In s id e a n d o u ts id e C h r y s le r , to le a d th e c o m p a n y In to Ih e 3 1 s t c e n t u r y . " s a id A . J e a n d e O r a n d p r e . s e n io r b o a r d m e m b e r . Legal N o tice a Legal N o tice s P R IV A TI1 A IK SECURED PARTY INTENDS TO DISPOSE OF ONE l«tl CH R YSLER LER AR O N . PRIVATE SALE TO RE HELD ON tftm m A T It oo AM. A T FORREST RECOVERY RUREAU. m S ROUTE W . LONGWOOO. FL Jl?ftf IN SPECTION OF COLLATERAL SI M INUTES PRIOR TO SALE Publlth March 14. IF. Iff! OEP I IF IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I IMb JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR I f Ml N O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 9I M IACA M 0 FIRST NATIONAL RANK OF CEN TR AL FLORIDA. INC. * Plaintiff. NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nefke 1* hereby given (hat I am engegti M bvtmeu at ftftll Albert Drive. Winter Park. Fla » m . Seminele Cewnty. FIertte. wn«ar the Fktitiewa Name e« RUOGCT CLEANING, and that I Intend te regiftfor u d name with the Secretary ef State. TeUanetiee. Fiertde. In ac cerdance with the prevlatene et the F k t i t M Name Statute. TeWlt lectian M l Of. Florida Statute* IMF Henry J .F anal Publish March 14. Iff! DSP IM IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE CO UNTY, FLORIDA CASE N a t ld M b C A M P BERNARD MORSE. Ptawtitt 9%. JOSEPH G UN TER , a married NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS H ER EBY given pursuent to e Fmei Judgment el Mortgage FeraeUsure doted March A. I9M. and entered in Case Ne neeesCA i « p el the Circuit Court el the Eighteenth Judkiel Circuit In end U r Semi nek Cowrity. Florida wherein BERNARD MORSE. Plaintiff JOSEPH GUNTER. Oaten dent l mm sett to the highest and best Udder U r cosh m the WMI Front entrance. Sominok County Courthouse Ruttdmg. Sanlerd. Fiertde et It m A M day el April, i t t l the fattening Insok Fmol Judgment. k w H . Lot I BkcS A T k r ■ Town et Senior d Accordmg k the pkt thereat as retarded in Plot Rdob L Page U . el the Pubtk Records elSemlnskCsudy.Fkrtds Dosed Marchs, ten MARYANNC MORSE CLERK OF THE CIR CUIT COURT By Jane E Josewk Deputy Ck rt Publish March*. IS IVM OEP lit L r a n c h e r , to m a k e a u re g o v e r n m e n t p r o g r a m s b u y o n ly A m e r i c a n a g r i c u lt u r a l p r o d u c t s . " D a a c h le k a ld . " U S D A s h o u ld b e h e ld a c c o u n t a b le fo r Ita n e g le c t ." T h e A u g u s t 1 9 91 a u d it f o u n d t h e to ta l v a lu e o f a g r i c u lt u r a l c o m m o d it ie s p u r c h a s e d o r g u a r a n ­ teed fo r u k In d o m e s t ic a n d e x p o r t p r o g r a m * w a s 8 0 .9 b illio n In fis c a l 1 9 8 9 . T h e a u d it d id n o t s a y h o w m u c h f o re ig n fo o d m a y b e r e p la c in g U . S . f a r m p r o d u c t s In U S D A 's c o n tr a c t s . B u t In v e s tig a to rs f o u n d v io la t io n s o f th e d o m e s t ic -o r ig in r e q u ir e m e n t s b y c o n t r a c t o r s fo r t h r e e U S D A a g e n c ie s t h a t e it h e r b u y fo o d o r g u a r a n te e e x p o r t s . A r e v ie w o f o n e o f Ih e a g e n c ie s , t h e A g r ic u l t u r a l M a r k e t in g S e r v ic e , f o u n d th a t a la rg e s u p p lie r In c lu d e d Im p o r t e d b e e f In s h ip m e n t s l o fiv e A M S c o n tr a c t o r s . I n t u r n , th e c o n t r a c t o r s m a y h a v e s o ld th e U S D A a s m u c h a s I m il li o n p o u n d s o f C a n a d ia n beef. T h e A g r i c u l t u r a l M a r k e t in g S e r v ic e p u r c h a s e s p r o c e s s e d c o m m o d i t i e s f o r u s e In d o m e s t ic p r o g r a m s s u c h a s t h e N a t io n a l S c h o o l L u n c h p r o g r a m , c h il d n u t r i t i o n p r o g r a m s , s o u p k itc h e n s MAR ION 0 CAME RON. a single teaman, et. a t. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO : Merlen Cemeren. *00 Laurel Avenue. Sanlerd. Fiertde w??i YOU ARE H ER EBY NOT I FIEO that an action hot been commenced to Foreclose a Mortgage on the following reel I being eituet ed M Seminole County. untv. Florida, FI mare pertkuteri? described as The West sMeet el Lett t end M. RleU S. Tier I. C R. Tret lard’s Map et the Tew* et Senterd. according te the put It Put Rook I. Pages IS through Si. et the Pubtk Records et tommek County. Florida This ectkn has been Med puked U serve e copy el yaur written defense, if any. U it an R O BER T ( M IL L E R . I S QUIRE, c/e M ILLFR . GRACE. MOOGLAND A D UR K ET. P A ., dress is MO Douglas Altamonte Sprinfft. Florida UFU. an or befars the Hm day el March. 1991 «n t Me the ortgtne! with the Clerk el this Court either before service an Plaintiff's Attorney, or mb medlekty thereafter, otherwise e detevtt will be entered egemtt County. Florida, deter ibod at: Condominium Unit *14. Bulk mg ISR. at HIDOEN SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM, according la the Declaration at Condominium recorded an November I ft. IH i In Official Records Rook I l k pages M i l thru I t t l and ttweak recorded an March II. tftft in Otfktal Records Rook lifts, pages dfl thru *4. further amended by amendment therek recorded February it. i m m Official Records Rook iff*, pages 00?? thru 0 « f . further recorded February SO. 1*M In Official Records Beak 1911. pages OOM thru 0974. further recorded February SO. IMS In Official Records Rook mi. pages 0*71 thru 010ft and further amended by amendment therek as recorded Juno II. I«M In Otfkiel Records Beak Ifes. pages SO thru SO of the Public Records el Semlnek County. Florida, tegsther with all appur tenant at therek and an un divided Interest In the common elements of te k Condominium as tel forth In said Declaration et pubtk sak. k the highest end beet bidder, ter cash, at the West Front Door of lemlnek County Courthouse, in Sanford. Florida, at I I H AAA. an April t.Iff*. AAARYANNE MORSE ASCLERK OF TH E COURT By Dorothy W Beikn Deputy Clerk Publish March*. 14. Iffl D EP 11? IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLC COUNTY, FLORIDA CAftI NO. ft IM 4XA 14-K WE ftTWOOO MORTGAGE CORPORATION.eTeses Ptotoiilf. LARKIN L NOBLES.------------NOALE I. t o m t o aptm# to LARKIN l .N O iL iA .il mart to* B A S N C TT BANK O , CENTRAL FLORIDA. N A., anp any imtiwwn htkt. Ptvtaaat. pra«Nto crapitori. totoAato.itoAAmtotorwn.tr unknown ipaitorn ctoimla, Ay. n n u th . A»to unam any to t*» NOTICE OF F O k (CLOSURE AALE NOTICE H harafcy | I« A Ntot aw unpartiytop CNrk to aw Circuit C a vrl •• A . I « l " . i r Ctotol, E Itoto. toll to Atoll f. t m . to II AA a'ctock AAA. to aw Wmi Fran* aw r to a* Samuel. Caunty Cturmauta IA Santorp ritoWA. artm tor U A and Mil al pufcik to/Ur. to aw hiyh . lt Arto WITNESS my hand one al fkiei seal of this Court a* the sem day Of February. Iffl (S I A t ) AAARYANNE MORftE Ckrk of the Circuit Court R Y .P etrkie F Heath Publish February }« 4 March t f .l4 .t f f l OEO I?? in, t o i r l M prapmty wluato Ia Samlnato CawWy., torto. Lai 1 BtocA >. RERLAT o r P A S T OP T O W N IIT B O , NORTH CHULUOTA. K u r t o A to aw Pito awr to. m r m r M m Pito Ra w a P w > H PwtoK Km a tr . to Sam itol* Cato... , torto. TO O ETH ES W ITH Pw totto* m , itorn, to m»P«rl| nhkh a n ----------------S b t i c i o f ----------------FIC TITIO US NAME NWkP I. | W thti I M . . . . to fcuttwat to Jito i I to to l Ito to . ,L a m Stmwtto C w H |. FtonPt to t o imp** to. F . I H i m N .m , to HANCOCK PLUMPING CO . INC . am, rttol I NcnW r to I Ftortoa to to pranatona to in# Fktiltoua N t o « llttuto. T# WH Sactwn tolto F to to M to r fn 't it HANCOCK CO . INC CMS, K HtoUCt Rufcnart March to. Ita O f up *mpr*.*manr* t o tato land ito to O rto •tor tom• Im . C .rk A t* OltoatAI AAR purauanf to a » ,Mto J i . r r i " ! to to W to A CAM M " » " l to U R Cam* a » H r to to waueh to WITNESS tor Kmw arto to » l Ita t-C A U K M ARTHAC. SHUOY.a/A/A M ARTHA RHUDV. l/k/d M ARTHA GARSItON. Plaintiff. JOHN t AAOORE. LINN IE L MOORE. W ALTER A. GARRISON. JR .ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL IE S V IC E I COMPANY OF FLORIDA. IN C . A F tortoA CarpmalWn arto LA GO V IITA TOWNHOUIE ASSOCIATION. INC.. • Mm to. Corporation n»4 tor pral 11 NOTICE OR SALE P U S IU A N T TO FLORIDA S TA TU TE CHAPTER to NOTICE It HEREBY GIVEN Summary Final J u t , amml to Frnm lm un anlanR an Mank A i m . m aw a m i triad caua* to aw Clrcvll Caurl tor Samlnato C a vnlf. F lt o K t . In wklck M arik. C. RkyRy »/A/« AAartka RHuRy l/k/a Mm m i Garrtwn. It Itw PlatollN an, Jakn C. Ma n . LtonW L. M .a n . Wtotor A Garrtwn. J r . A .w c l.ir . Financial Smvka. Campany to F tortoA In c .. F torto. Carpma Nan mto la «a Vtola Tamtoauw Atwcltoton. Inc. a F torto. Cm pm.lton nto tor anltl. a n Nto DtomtoanN. I will w ll to Nw h-«rtotl mto hato AIRW r tor cam to aw Watl Into Ram to aw S.m liw l. Cautoy Cturtoauw to SantorR. tammato Cautoy. Mm IRA to II At A M in April ’ ■ Smtorwto Cmmty. F torto .: Lto IM. LAGO VISTA SUE DIVISION. accarRto, to aw Plto nwnto •• ncmRiR to Pial 8am TO. Pa«R« » mto U . Putok RacarR. to Samlnato Cautoy. F torto. D ATED Mmtk *. IWT MARYANNE MORSE A l CtorttonwCaurl By: JanaE. J awyhc n O w R r C Im k PubUKiM m ckf. IA IW I OEP III OrcaRCaato Or .u p . Cautoy. F torto. CaWlCIM/FAW ARwnlltl Httoto Syttom/Sunktol. Inc R V . F torto. HaapilAl- PlatollN n Marrto Glator mto Lan Gtotor. hit alto. Paton.ltot Cautoy Caurl SualA.il Cautoy. F torto. CJAR1,1/lMA CC M H Am ntol Rmavmy Carpm Alton. PlamliN vt Mart It Glator. L a n Gtotor. NOTICE OF SNERIFF'S U L E NOTICE IS H ER EBY OIVEN mat ky vKtua 1 toaw carlato Wrttt to E .mutton, at toytoR I t . IN. mto m an parlicWtotv that carlato WrH to Ramulun HauaR ato to anR imRm aw wto to Mw Camay Caurl to Samlnato Camay. Ftortoa uaan a Itoto I lit , IT anl ranRaraR m aw aton tato Caurl a t w R A a r t o Octokm A O IWI. w mto cm law caw RtoNtoR BarrwN Ra caoary Carpmtoton PtoWNN ra Marrto Glator A L a n Gtotor PrlanR.nl muck atontato Writ to Eamtoton aa l RaUranR la ma at Skmlll to Samlnato Camay- Ftortoa. anR I kava tcnkaR prapmly awnaR ky k ala, lacaiaR la Sawlaato Camay. Ftortoa m an particw Imly RatcrtoaR at toUaat On* I , At Panliac . Ram a a la m a k lla . Via , l O I E T t t V t G X I . i l l , kRint al Allamanto TaaW , at SkmiN to Samlnato Camay. FtortoA wui to l l a AAA an aw tom Ray to Am A * D IWI. altm tor ktoRm. FOR CASH, tufcwcl to any AnR all aatolWR iwna to ma Waal Dam. to aw ttoaa to aw Samawto Camay koto wto to tato Cpw I AAmck A itol iCOURT AEALI AAARYANNE MORS! CLEaxOPTHE CIRCUIT COURT •r Omaarrw Baiton DaautyCtof* P tolto AAmckt. IA iwt I OEP Alt toEaactown DmwtoF E HWR»r SkmiN Samawto Camay. Ftortoa PwtoWtoR AAmck t. to. n . M aim ma tato an AprR to. IWI OEP to! Legal N o tic e s IN T N I CIRCUIT COURf IN ANO FOR ftIM IN O Ll COUNTY. FLORIDA C A S IN O i fSftftftDR*) B IN R IrtheM orrlogeef: * MARY LOU W HITE. ANTHONY IIS W IR T, N O T IC I OF ACTION TO R CSPO ND IN T: ANTHONY I IS W IR T YOU ARE H ER EBY NOTI F IE O that e Petition for Ois sofvtkn ef Morrloge he* been filed egeket you end there te e demand In the Petition that the court grant o ludgment for dtseoiutkn of the marriage You ore roguirod k serve e copy ef your written defenses. If any. te the Petition on Plaintiff's et •army. R. EDWARD COOLEY. ESQUIRE of IASS S R 4S4 West. Sulk SO*. Longwood. FL *27*4 on or before March SI. Ittl, end tlk the original w.fh the Ckrk of the Court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or Imme dtokty thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against “ * * In This notice wilt be published once each week tor lour (4) consecutive weeks In the Sen ford Herald DAT CO IMS SOth day ef Feb ruory. Iff*. MARYANNE MORSE C LE R K O FTH ! CIR CUIT COURT By: Hekn fttend) ter At Deputy Ckrk Publish: February 24 4 March S.f. 14. Iff*___________P t O I? ! N O T IC I OF S H ER IFF’S SALE NOTICE IS H ER EBY OIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of E locution Isued out el and under the tool of the Circuit Court of Orange County. Flor­ ida. Cos# rCl ft/S4l? upon o final ludgment rendered in the aforesaid Court on the Itth day of Oecember A O . tfft, In that certain cose entitled: Sun Bonk. National Association. Plaintiff v*. U.S A Fitness Contort. Inc.. e Florida corporation. Sidney J. Roche, Jr. end Yang S. Roche. Ms wtk. Defendant wMch atore sold Writ ef Eoecutkn was delivered te me ee Sheriff ef Semlnek County. Florida end I have k vkd upon ell the right, titk end interest ef the dekn dent. Yong S Roche. In end te the tattooing described proper­ ty. sold proporfy being located In Semlnek County. Florida mere pertkwlorty described as One Iff* Mercedes. Vln. fWDBCAJSEtKAU0044 being tiered et Butch’s Chevron. Sanford. Florida end the undersigned as Sheriff ef Semlnek County. Florida, will et ll:gg A M . on the *4th day ef March A D Iff!, after ter sak and sell k the highest bidder. FOR CASH IN HANO AND SUBJECT TO ANY ANO A LL EXISTING LIENS, et the Freni (West! Deer, et the steps, ef the Semlnek County Court house In Sanlerd. Florida, the above described prepervy. That sold sak ft being mode te satisfy the forms ef tMt Writ ef Elocution. Donald F.E tlk g er. Sheriff Sominok County. Florida Published: February 14. March S. f, 14. with the sak on March S4. Iff* OEO 14?_____________________ IN TM t CIRCUIT COURT OF TN B M TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR ftIM IN O Ll COUNTY. f lO k I DA GEN ER AL JURISDICTION DIVISION CA S IN O . 91 SMI EASTERN FINANCIAL FE D E R A LC R E D IT UNION. Plaintiff. OOMINIC J. Dl ANTONIO and DONNA P. Oi ANTONIO. Ms NOTICE OF M L S PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 4ft Notke Is given that pursuant k Final Judgment dated Ftbru ary SS. Iffl. k Co m No : fl 2101 the Circuit Court of the Itth Judkiel Circuit In and for Sami nek County. Fkrtde In wMch Eastern Flnonclel Federal Credit Union Is the Plaintiff and Dam ink J. Of An tank and Donna P. Dl A nk nk ore fhe will sell k the west front stops ef the Court house in Senterd. Fiertde. at 11.00 i n . on April S. Iffl. Ihe knowing described property set forth k the Final Judgment: Lots *1 and « . Bkch B. Tract 4. M N LAN D O SPRINGS, ac­ cording k the Plot thereof, os recorded In Plot Book ft. Page ft*, of the Pubtk Records of Sominok County. Florida Doted March M. 1*91 MARYANNE MORSE Ckrk of the Circuit Court By JonoE-Josewk Deputy Ckrk . Publish: Merth I4.SS. t*9] P « M W ---------------------------------------IS TH E CIRCUIT COURT O f TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IE M IN O LE COUNTY. , LOS IDA CIVIL ACTION NO.i M HW CAMS TH E SECRETARY O , V E T ER AN t A M A IR L a K . PtotollH. JE N IFE R L. MANN, to yK, to all OaianSanH NOTICE OF U L E NOTICE to t o n l « #i«m> mai .onuaM to Ra Fwto J.W m ia* to Farmtoam mto Uto ammad CKcmi Caurl to ma EIGH T E E N TH Juawial CKcmi. M mto Im IEM IN O LE Caurl.. Ftortoa. Civil Acltoa Nmrtom l l m i C A U F ma mtom. i w * C torIt Will toU ma m w m t» tHuato, to tato Cam**. Ra K rA t o M Lto A Stock R. IU N LA N 0 E S TA TE !, accaram, la ma Rial marato a. racarRaR to Rial Saak II. Ra«a« t o w n . Rvtoic RacarRa to Lamawto CaurKj Ftortoa to l.m .r aim all druclmaa. tototaw — ato. i n i a i t aato‘ Legal N o tic e C ITY OR LAKE MARY. FLORIDA NOTICE OF RUELICN EAR IN R NOTICE I ! H E R E B Y GIVEN ky ma CHy Cammlaaton to ma City to Laka Mary. Ftortoa mat tato RaarS will hato a Rukik Hamm, an Amu I. IW I to i m p m . m at won mm tartar at l Ikto. to canilRcr a rapuaat Nam RAUL W. W A TE R ! tor k vwtonca to totow an kRtotlan.l *4 aauara tost to torn,w ary ll|M H In an A l (Amkurtmal All mto M rl to ma Harm, to to ma SauNwaci to arto Pw Harmaatt to to Pw lavPmatt to to lactton A TawnaMa M iavm. Sanaa a Eaal. hrln, Eaatorty to !tato RaaR Itok |intorttato <1. Tha Rukik Hamm, will fca Iwto In Pw Cammlaaton Cham k a n . IM W. L a ta M a ry Rautorara. Laka Mary- Tha yukJk la InvItoR to attorto arto fca haarR lato hamIn , may ka until a final Racltton It maw. ky ma City Cammlaaton. N O T E : R E R lO N l ARE A 0 V IIE 0 T H A T A TA R E O RECORD OF T H I I M E E TIN G I I MADE E Y TH E C ITY FOR I T ! C O N V E N IE N C E . T H I ! R ECO R D M AV N O T CONIT IT U T E AN A O EO U A TE R E­ CORD FOR R U R R O U 1 OF ARREAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY TH E C ITY . ANY PERSON WISHINO TO EN SURE TH A T AN ADEQ UATE RECORO OF TH E PROCEED IN C ! IS M AIN TAIN ED FOR A P P E LL A TE PURPOSE! II A D V IS E D TO M A K E TH E NECESSARY ARRANOE M ENTS A T HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE C ITY OF LAKE M ARY. FLORIDA Carto A Factor. City Clark D ATED March J. IWI Rufclith: March to. IWI OEP W IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OR TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. •l-IMk-CAMK SECUR ITY FIRST F EO ER A L SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION. Rlamllll. RICKIE • PARKS.#! to. NOTICE OR M L R NOTICE It hanky (Ivan Pwl purtuant la It* Smrunary Final Jitoymant to Faraclaama arto In, In Pw Circuit Caurl to Pw Etohtosnth Judicial CkcwM. In arto tor Samlntoa Caunty. Ftor Ma. Civil Action Ha : » l ZMt CA U K . Pw mtoaran na, Clara aato Caunty. Pn cttoa, at: Lata i n . MR. Ml. M L arto ML KEW OAROENS SUBDIVISION -----------a, •ccerumg w kfem —y1ua ai i wimn aa si raemdad In Rut Saak a. Ram tl. Rutok Racarpa to Samlnato Caunty, FtorIda to pvMk aato. to ma htohaat mto fcatl fcMWr tor caah to ll:M a’ctock AAA . an April ». IW L to Pw Waal Frant Dam to ma SamInala Caunty CaurPwuaa. SantorP. Ftortoa ICOURT M A U MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF TH E CIRCUIT COURT By: Oanmy W. Rattan Daauty Ctork RutoMi : MmchF. to. IWT PER III_____________________ IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION FPa Naaafcm Tl IM CR IN R E: ES TA TE OR OTHOE.HUGHESA/k/a OTHO EUGENE HUOHES ara/aO.S. HUGHES NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha apmlnlilrallan to ma atlato to O THO E HUGHES p/k/1 O T H O E U O E N E HUOHES %nj* O I . HUOHES. P tc a a a a P . F l i t N u m k a r n ID CR. la Fanptnp m Pw Clrcvll Caurl Im Samlnato Caunty. Ftortoa. Rrakato Olvl awn. Pw aPPran to nttkh la Jtl N Park Annua. SantorP. Fl Tha nanwt arto a i , n n » l to Pw mraanal rapnaantallva and Pw mrtdndl raanaanlallva t totornay a n ato torm katoa. A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R ­ SONS ARE N O T IF IE O T H A T: ntoka It Mcltona Pwl chaltonm Pw valid Ity to Pw will. Pw putoirtcatwna to Pw paradnto npnaanlallva. vanud. m lurttPktWn to Pda Caur! a n rapuKad to Pto Pwk aklacllani wllk Ik lt Cdvrl W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF TH R E E MONTHS A F T E R TH E OATE OF TH E FIRST R U BII CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A F T E R THE O ATE OF SERVICE O F A CORY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM . All enpiton to Pw PicaPan! mto ppwr paten t harm , dam n m ptmjrtoa a , l Inal pacaPanra aatato an wham a capy to IMt ntoka to wrvaP atrnm K m manmt artm ma aato to Pto tim autokaiton to m e nartca mutl Pto PwK ctoMna wtm PMa Caurl W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F TH R EE MONTHS A FTE R THE O ATE OF TH E FIR ST R U B II CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTE R TH E OATS OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH E M All ta rn cnPrtan to Pw dam n wtm Rut caurl W ITHIN TH R EE MONTHS A F T E R THE O ATE OF TH E FIR ST R U B II CATION OF THISNO TICS A LL CLAIM S. OEM ANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO F IL E O W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tin Pan to ma Ural putoka •wn to Pda Ntoka to Mmch to. GEORGE A HUGHES. SR ___ __ ___ _____ _i unimwliaa m m .aim . to m wic tato. to ma •utowai ana kato ktoRm tor cato< t o ll M a’ctocA A M . an A m » ». IWI to ma Waal Frani Ram to ■to IEM INO LE Camay Cami leaks. laatorR. Ftortoa ICOURT M A L I MARYANNE M ORM CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ■r. OaramrW Raiton DwehrCtor* Ratotok M ans to. n . IWI PER Ml _____ . W Z tTTI Attornay tor Rananto R O BER TK MclNTOSH. E»a STINSTN O AL M c In t o s h . JULIA N .CO LBER T. WHI0HAM A SUMMONS. R A R O Baa MM santorp., i am mm Tttotowna I M I i m m i F (M i ll* FtortPa Bm Ma V a n RytoUM March to. t l >WI OCR im Legal N o tic e Legal N o tic e IN T N I CIR CUIT COURT O F T N B IIB N T 1 B N T H JU D ICIA L CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOB SEMINOLE CO UNTY. FLORIDA C IVIL ACTION NO. ,1-SSW-CA-IFK R ESOLU TIO N TR U S T COR PORATICN aa Ctnatcuttor to F IR S T F E D E R A L SAVINOS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE CO UN TY. F A . Plaintiff, IN T H I CIR CUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C IVIL ACTION C A S E N O .il IM1CA1I DIVISION R VICTORIAM ORTOAOE CORP. aa Succatam in Intoraal to VICTOR IA MORTGAGE CO.. Ptolntimi). E S T A T E OR F R E D H . WILLIAMS. PtcaaaaP. al to. NOTICE OF ACTION TO : ES TA TE OF f R E O H. WILLIAMS. to F n P H. William a. II llrln,. mciuPin, any mWnawn apautaa to Laid Oatonpanl. II Itwy hava c rtop and II Pair*. P i v l i t t t . , rantaaa. meat. cnPrtan. Itorwn and truatoaa and all totor panmn C la im Kw ky, rnnupn unpm ar apklnal Pw namaP Oatonpanl _ all unknawn mrttoa claim in , mtonal ky. m nufh. undm m am mat • namtP Oatonpanl to Pda aciton. m havfci, ar claim m , to hava any rtwM. into m mtonal m Pa maparty- may fca m e n atop m ma aufcfacl maitm at th ll actlan aa unSnawn . vaaa. hton. aavimaa. p m fata. Itorwn. cnPItora. truatoaa. claimant* YOU ARE H ER EBY N O TI­ F IE D Rial an actton to tonclwa a mart, am an Pm toltoarMf I Samlntoa Caunty. Unit S. HOMES ON TH E PARK. Oat Annua. Santorp. Flm iPa. PaacrlfcaP and Pa tu rn y and plat to HOMES ON TH E PARK, n cm Pad m Official Racarpa Bank I Sit, Ram (MS- Rukik Racarpa to Samlnato Caunty. FtortPa ALSO DESCRIBED AS: From Pw Narmaatl carnar to Black A T to rL E .R . TR A FF O R O S MAR OF T H I TOWN OF SANFORD, accarpm, to Pto Plat marato aa tacarpap m Plat Book I. Ram* M Ihnufh aa. to Pw Rukik Racarpa to Samlnato Caunty. FtortPa. run SauPi aton, ma Eaal Una to aaM Black A a Mllanca to u a a t Wat. Pwnca run Waal tl.iaa toto to a POINT OF IE G IN N IN O j Pwnca can IMua Waal M U toto. Pwnca run Narth M R) lato. Pwnca run Waal I toto. Pwnca run Harm IB *1 I t t l . Ihanca run N. v n r a r * . m mm. manca run Saum I W a r ' E.. I.a* toto. manca run Eaal M toto. Pwnca nm South II Aat toto. manca run Eaal 14 toto. manca nm Saum ]*> toto. manca run Stoat a toto. manca run Saum It SJ toto to Itw Ramt to Ba,mnm,. Bam, parta to Lata I m d l. taid Stock a. you ara rapukaP to aarva a capy to yaur nvtrtan PtoanatA II any, la Pan HARRY O. BCID , III. to M O N C B lV F . R E ID A N D W ALLACE. RJL.. Altornayt tor RltonPIf. Raal Ortka Baa nm . Santorp. FtortPa JJTTJ ISM. and Pto Itw mifinto wtm ww Ctork to Pw afcava Caurl an m fcatora April |. l**t. atharwlaa. a JvPfm anl may fca anlaraP WITNESS my hanp and Pw OtPcIal mto to Pdt Caurl. an Pda Mm Pay to Fakruary. I**l (S E A L) M ARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT RyiRtorklAF.Haam Daauty Ctork RufcUtot: March 1. *. IA SL IMS D ER I* PUBLIC NO TIFICATION N O T IC I OF FILIN O Saum Samlnato Haapllal. Inc. which la awtharkaP to apmato Saglh Samlnato Cammonify Haatotol. annauncaa lit intonl to Ilia a carllllcala al hard aatokaiwn an Mmch IA tf*S wim Pw Papartmanl to ttoalth and Rahdkllltollvd Smvkaa to aalakiiah an aPurt topalwm cm Ptoc caltwtmlialwn mam am pi Saulh Samlnato to Cammvnlly Cammunlt 4 In L «n , «aaP. Haapllal. tocataP y. HRS O ltlrkl Samlnato Campy, t. Ftortoa Thma ara na auk Piitrkta PaatonatoP In Buto IP IT m In Rida to L Ftortoa AP mMtlrallva Cap* tor aPull m M<toni carptoe camatorliaiian pram ami Tha ,rap«aaP capitol aiaanpitura caaia to Pw mtoad will nto aacaap SS mlllton Tha ma|ad. II marttap. It ia kacartw a#mai Wnal In l*aa. I town A. Grimm CMto B aacwll wO tlkar Saum Samlnato Canwnmdty Haapllal U l Waal! lato KaadLU L l"| »a «a . FL SUM IMI| tat ISM RuPIMP: Mmch*. to. I**l D IP IIS RALPHM WILKINS. JR . alal. DatonPanlld N O TICE OR FORECLOSURE M L E NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN purtuanl to a Final JuPfmanl to tortdaaura Patod Fakruary It. lf*L and antorad In Caw Na •I itol CAia to ma Circuit Caurl to Pw E IG H TE E N TH Jutfktol Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE Caunty. Ftortoa wtwratn VIC TORIA M ORTGAGE CORP . m Suecat im In kitaraal to VICTO RIA M ORTOAGE CO It Pw R ltln lll* anP R A L P H M WILKINS. JR .. BRENDA I WILKINS. TH E R. W OOOGE DIVISION OF MCGRAW HILL INFORM ATION SYSTEMS CO . OARDNER ASP HA LT COM R AN T. anP H AM PTON IN SURANCE ASSOC. IN C . ara Pw Datonpanta, I will Mil to Pw Mfhatl anp kaal kIPPtr tor caah al Pw Watt Irani atopt to Itw SEMINOLE Caunty CaurPwuM In Santorp. Ftortoa al II M a m . an April t. I«*S. Itw toltowln, PaacrlfcaP praparty aa ato torm In aato Final JuP, f**eet t LOTS t ANO S. W ELLING TON ADDITION. ACCORDING TO TH E P LA T TH ER EO F AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK I. RAGE II*. PUBLIC RECORDS O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . FLORIOA WITNESS M Y HANO and ma tail to thlt Caurl on March a. IMS. ISEALI HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Ctork to Pw Circuit Caurl l y : Oarathy W. Barton Daauty Ctork Rukrtah: Mmch*. IA IWI D IR II I NOTICE Tha St Jkhna Rlvar Wata* Manaftmanl Ditrtkt haa ra calvad an appllcatton tor Waltonp Raaaurca Manaftnwnt watoctfram: KASTEL V EN TU R E L T D . I l l l i HI TE C H A V E N U E . SU ITE IM . ORLANDO. FL SII1F, application a ll l i t •aaaAM. an l/latol Tha mafacl It tocatop In Samlnato Caunty, Sactlan- la. Tawmhlp t l Saum. Raima M Bail Tha atwlkaiwn la tor a M ODIFICATION OF A PREVIOUSLY IS S U I0 PER M IT FOR TH E EXCAVATION AND F IL U N O OF A FOUR FOOT WALK WAY A GAZEBO to ka knawn at REAR O U LLY POINT. Tha racalvlnf wttor badyKREAR O U LLY LAKE ORLANDO L A K I FOREST J O I N T V E N T U R E . SSI, SHORELINE CIR CLE. SAN FORD. F L SSTtl. daplkalton <11 lltk k tlA , an Its*ITS. Tha matod la tocatop to Samlnato Campy, lactton* it. to k so. Tawnahi# I , Saulh, Raima M I ail Tha aptokafton la tor EXCAVATIN o ANO FILLIN G IN W ATERS OF T H I STATE FOR CONSTRUCTION ASSOC I A T ID W ITH DEVELOPM EN T OF LAKE FOREST. Tha ra Calvin, wttorfctdy It AN UN NAMED TR IB U TA R Y TO M M SMITH CANAL. Tha fl toI aI cantainin, aach m Pto akavalrttod aaalkaltonltl ara avallafcto tor Intaacllan Monday mraimh Friday aicapl tor total haliplyv I R i m . to I M , m at Pw Si Jartnt Rivm Watar M ana,am«nl O lllr ld H u Pmu rama m Pw apmamtoto I Wtoartka Wrllton aklacllani to lha aaaikaiwn may ka mada. but Ihauip ha Iliad wim tracatvaP kyl Pw D ltP kt Clark. R O Bar last. Ratotka. Ftortoa Silts last, na totor man la day* (ram PW data at pufcikatMn Wrlrtan abjaettona afciadm by nanw I anp lully dateriba Pw akfaetton to Pw aaalkalWn Filin , • wrPton ak(aettan Pan not antitw you to a Chaplm lit. Ftortoa Stotutat. Apmlrdttratlva Ham In,. Only Pwaa p r a m whom aukaianitol intoraatt ma al toctoP by Pw aapUcalwn and r a ,v lt d m a n ls a l Sact l an dOC I H I. F.A C . m#y aktom an ApmlnlHrallva Haarin,. All tlmaly Iliad wrlrtan afctactwna will ha praaantod to ma BamP tor canilPrratwn In Ita PalKwra Han an apa*kalwn prior to Pw BamP la tln , actwn an Pw Shannon H Barkan Sanwr B marts Tachnk ton Dlvitlan al RacmPa II JPhnt Rivav Wator Mannmmanl D>at> k l Rwkiiak Mmch to. l**l D IP IM NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR IN B FLORIDA DRRARTM EHT OF TRANSPORTATION TH E FLO BI0A DE RARTMS NT OF T RANSFOB TAT ION. O ltlrkl Flap, annauncaa public haarkmt to which all IntorattoP pmiant art WtvrtaP- Ip a d lk nartca it mavtoto to ma Braaarp. Vatotto. Ocala and Ortonpa Malraailrtan Rtonrdn, 0r,ardiatWna anp Pw Count, Cammliinnm i tor Brpaarp. Vatotto. Mmton. Oanaa. Samlnato anp OacaaU Caunhaa pa wall pa Ftoftor. Sumto*. CiPua anp Laka CamPtoa atrvln, pa Pw MRO tor Rwk raapmtlua caaaPiaa and_________ Vatotto Cauntlaa . N f f _laptor _______ April I. H <**I a t to aa • m Vatotto County ApmmrtKaiwn lurtpum i n W. Indiana Avanua. Trauun, Roam I , m CPvua. Sumtor anp MartonCawdtot April L was. 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PtoaPtond BawtovnrP DaLanP. Ftortoa arm A capy ai ma apanda may fca atiawap tram Mrs Nancy M Hauatom Ototokt Dtractor al RtonMn, anp Rubik Tranapmtatwn. t l Trancipartotwn. S ill » aim an Strati. PwbMtfl Mortft»l4.ffVI O K I Ml � 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, 1992 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 16, 1992 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 16, 1992. 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 16, 1992; <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/c405562acc56d5d5a56c65c97c4e6a4a.pdf cc011c57968fa3db656a5597985e5e56 PDF Text Text 17, 1992 TUESDAY Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County elnee 1908 84ih Year, No. 175 • Sanford. Florida NEW S D IG E S T □ S p o rts New county record SANFORD — The Seminole high varsity I>useball team Improved Its record to 17-0 Monday, the beat start ever for a county team. See Page IB . □ People Planning ahead Members of the planning committee for the Lake Mary-lfealhrow Festival of the Arts believe It's never too soon to discuss the event, scheduled for October. See Photo Page SB □ F lo rid a Tree declared noxiou8 The federal government named a tree that grows locally to a list of noxious weeds. See Pago 2A Merchanta to meat with board SANFORD - Members or the Sanford Historic Downtown Waterfront Association will be meet­ ing with members of the Seminole County School Board tonight. The forum type meeting Isalsoopcnlothe general public. Chris Cranlas. SHDWA president said. “ The forum Is a continuing effort lo make our business owners and Sanford residents aware of the quality of Sanford schools." He added. "These standards, and how they arc perceived have great Impact on our commercial environ­ ment and the vuluc of our homes." The title of the forum tonight Is. "Perceptions, Perspective. Piugress. Partnership." Program chairman Kay Bartholomew calls It, "an open exchange of Ideas on how to Improve and support the Sanford schools." "W e want lo support the school system, and when there la a problem, work with the board In a positive, constructive manner." Cranlas said. "W e are not going lo sweep the problems under the rug." Members of Seminole County School board will be on hand al the meeting lo discuss various concerns with downtown merchants as well as members of the public who may have questions or wish to share Ideas. Dave Farr. Greater Sanford Chandler of Commerce execu­ tive director, will moderate the forum. The meeting Is scheduled to begin al 7 p.m. tonight, at the Sanford Middle School. 1700 S. French Avenue. Legislative session discussed SANFORD — The Optimist Club of Sanford will hear a report on the Just-ended Florida Legislative session this Wednesday. Special guest will be Mike Homer. Legislative Aide to Senator Winston "B ud" Gardner. ID) District 17. Homer, presently lives In Tallahassee, bul was bum and raised In the Sanford area, lie has been serving as Sen. Gardner's aide for the past three years. . According lo Optimist secirtary-lreasurer. Peggie Hardin. "B ecau se of the Interest expressed about Ibis year's legislative session, we are Inviting everyone to attend this week's meeting. It's lire ol charge and no advance reservations are needed." The meeting will begin at noon, this Wednes­ day. March 18. In the meeting room or Shoncy's Restaurant. 3 150 Orlando Drive. In Sanford. 1-4 lane cloainga for tonight LAKE MARY - The caslbound lanes of Interstate 4 at Lake Mary Boulevard will be closed alternately tonight beginning at 10 p.m. Both lanes will be open by 6 a.m. Wednesday. Crews arc replacing asphalt damaged during the -construction of the new Interchange. The Interchange woso|>ened Monday. Sunny with a hlhg In I he mid 70s. Wind esstal lOmph. Te a ch e rs O K contract SANFORD - Hy a vote or 1.608 to 155 Seminole County teachers had approved 1991-92 contract when the ballots were tallied late yesterday afternoon. “ The teachers have gone long enough without a contract," said Helen Goodson. president of Seminole Education Association. The teachers union failed to reach an agree­ ment with the school district on their contract for this year during regular bargaining attempts prior to the start of school. A special hearing officer was appointed to hear the case and make recommendations. Both the district and the union agreed to the terms recommended by the special master, but the teachers themselves had to vote on the terms. The sticking points In the negotiations had been the matter of compensation for those who had reached the lop of their pay scale. The district agreed to the Special Master's recommendation that veteran teachers who had readied the toi end of their pay scale and were, thus, not eligible for an automatic annual step raise, should receive a one-time S300 supplement this year. A new teacher with a college degree and no classroon experience will make $20.0010 per year. A lecher with 30 years expwrlence and a Ph.D degree earns $40,457. Teachers will also receive an additional paid holiday this year which they wilt take on Jun 12. Teachers now will get seven paid holidays. Students will not receive a day olT as this Is (he day after the close of school. Other language In the ronlrart deals with Issues Including length of planning time and lunch duty. "I'm satisfied with this years contract and we're ready to start negotiations again at the end of the school year.” Goodson said. Goodson acknowledged that the union mem­ bers understood that the district Is In a tight budgetary situation and that financial com­ pensation was u difficult Issue as a result. "I think we've been able to agree on readonably □ See Contract, Page BA Polk’s son works for sheriff’s foe SANFORD — The son of former Seminole County Sheriff John Polk has worked for a private Investigation firm owned by sheriff's candidate Harvey Morse since last week, the same week the i’olk faintly endorsed Morse and handed Polk-picked sheriff Don Esllnger a stinging rejection. Both Morse and folk's son. John K. Polk, denied his Job as an private Investigator Intern led to the endorsement by Polk's widow. Dottle Polk. "I first went to Harvey a month, month and a half ago lo talk lo him about his philosophical beliefs.'' said John K. l*oik. known to many as "John J r." "It had no Influence on the endorsement." Morse maintained he knew nothing of the endorsement prior to John Jr. delivering the letter C h i S h eriff, Pag* 8A Child struck by car dies from injuries SANFORD — Five year old J a m a Morris. Jr., of 1817 Alexander Avenue In Sanford, died yesterday of Injuries received In an accident Sunday afternoon. According to the Florida Highway Patrol, the youngster died at 3 0 8 yesterday afternoon at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and Women. In Orlando. The boy was flown to the Orlando facility by helicopter following the accident on Airport Boulevard, near 20th Street. According to the Highway Patrol, the boy was said to be walking along the shoulder o f Airport Blvd.. with hts grandmother, when he ran across the roadway Into the path of an oncoming car. driven by Timothy E. Thomas. 21. of 2019 McCarthy Avenue. No charges have been made In connection with the case. Joa Allman (lalt) preaidant of Hidden Lake Homeowners Association, shows Grounds Maintenance supervisor Tom Coatney where the dinosaur will be placed. Dinosaur to ‘prowl’ park SANFORD - The Hidden Luke Subdivision Is getting a dinosaur. The creature wan used on the set for the filming of the movie "Wilder Napalm" at the Zayre Plaza. Joe Allman, president of thr Hidden Lukr Homeowners Association, auld. "I've been In contact with one of the producers of the movie. Phil Collins, und he has ugrred lo donate the business LAKE MARY — Two proposals will come Ireforc the City Com­ mission this Thursday night. Both deal with smoothing out the pro­ cesses needed for the establishment of new business. The first Item to Ire considered Is un ordinance that would eliminate III'- Due Public Notice for Planning and Zoning Board hearings. Ac­ cording lo City Manager John Lit- lon. "This ordinance was prompted by the boards to reduce review lime for site plans and subdivisions." If approved, the ordinance will allow PA7. lo deal buslcully with reviewing applications, taking tes­ timony and examine relevant mate­ rials or other Information In order to form a basis for recommendations to the City Commission. During a recent discussion on the prtqxMal at a city PAZ meeting. City Planner Matt West reported thul the ordinance would ellmlnulr any rued for advertising for the hearings by P A Z . B o a rd m e m b e r J o h n MrMcnainy however, staled he waillrd to Ik- nure. “ that we don't forgrl that wc owe some degrre of notification lo the citizens." The second Item, to be presented as u sepurale ordinance, would eliminate City Commission review of subdivisions und site plans that do not requ ire a p p ro va ls for variances. Undrr the proposals, cases which would Involve varlunres will hc Has rainfall returned to ‘normal’? SANFORD - Despite rebounding rainfall levels, the chief statistician o f the St. Johns River Water Management District says "norm al" rainfall may nctl have relumed. "W e've gotten normal rainfall figures." said BUI Osbum. director of technical data services for thr water district. "Now. Istlial because of El Nino and we wouldn't have this rain fall w ithout It? W ho knows?." El Nino Is the shift In upper atmosphrre patterns that meteorol­ ogists believe have contributed to heavy downpours In the Southwest which rcsullrd In flooding In Texas und southern California. Sanford was thr wettest place In the entire 10-county water district which extends from Jacksonville to Melbourne and Inland to Polk County. The 7.19 Inches received was more than double the normal 3.26 Inches as established by the federal government While many of the district's rain monitor stations still read far below normal conditions. Sanford rainfall Yearly deviation from normal exceeds Ihrre-month and annual averages, according to a monthly district hydrologic condition report. Rainfall at thr city was still one inch below six-month averages lor Feb ruary. District records allow Ibrrc has bent a general downward trend In annual rainfall In llie central srclloii of llie district which Includes Semi­ nole County miner 1984. Thr last tlmr thr central section of the district rx|>enrncrd an excessively wrt srusoil was 1971. W rllwulrr Irvrls arr showing S et Rainfall. Psgs 8A brought up for Commission action, as well as decisions made by the PAZ Board which may Ire contested by the applicant or another Interest­ ed |Nirty. West explained. "W h a t w ill happen If these ordinances are upproved. Is that a notice will be posted on the property Involved, whenever Ihcrr Is an application filed. Then, anyone who has any objections can Inform the City Hall and It would then be brought up for USee Business. Page 8A City police may vote to unionize SANFORD - Sanford police may vole to unionise next month. A tentative date o f April 8 has been set for Sanford police officers, corpora la, and moat sergeants, who are eligible to decide whether to be repre­ sented by a bargaining organi­ zation. said d ly personnel director Tim McCauley. l*oltce officers, corporals and sergeants In nan-management positions will deride whether to be represented by a union, and If so. which one. Although the Fraternal Order 'o f M c e or* ginally- assisted union orga­ nizers with the effort last March. McCbuley said the Police Benevolent A asocial has since asked to be Inclu on I he ballot. I'iSoo U a lM . ra g e BA_____ C R IB E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . C all 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �■A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida • Tueiday. March 17, 1901 N E W S FR 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 Feds name tree noxious weed From Staff and Wlra Rsporis_____________ FORT LAUDERDALE - The waterguz/lltig rnelalruca tree. ,tubbed by scien­ tist* a* the "ecological terminator of Ihe Everglade*." Im* gotten a new federal dr*lgnallon — noxious weed. Also called n "Punk Tree" according In Seminole Cnimly Muster Gardener Phil Braunschwlg. the weed I* found In Central Florida, director of I he county Agriculural Center extension bureau. Uday Ynrlav said. "There I* one happily growing at Ihe O range C ou n ty E xten sion B u re a u ." Braunschwlg said. No doubl, Ihcy are growing all around hrre. Including Ihr Sanford area." In putting Die melalcuca on lls Noxious Rolling bank robery trial opens TALLAHASSEE — A Gainesville college ntndrul wan found murdered on thr same day Danny Harold Rolling roblred a bank and then ran lo a campsite In a wooded area near thr trank, a prosecutor said. Hut Ibc eight women and Tour men picked us Juror* Monday for Rolling'* bank robbery I rial only heard a veiled reference to the other charges against him — the murders or five Gainesville college students. A prosecutor told Jurors police were Involved In a "massive Investigation o f another matter" ns Ihcy were trying lo ealcli Ihe masked gunman who robbed First Union Nattnnal Rank In Gainesville on Aug. 27, 1090. One tardy was found that same day. Two bodies had been discovered the day before and two more the following day. Prosecutors believe Rolling likely came to town eight days before Ihe first murder victim was discovered. ' Rolling walked Into the hank wearing a brown ski musk and glove* and carrying a 9mm handgun, stole a trout *7.000 from two tellers and fled on foot, according lo Greg Miller, an assistant U.S. attorney. Weed List. Ihe U.S. Department of Agricul­ ture promised no money to fight thr tree's spread. But thr designation makes future federal aid In the melalcuca buttle more likely, olflcluls said. "It's a federal hunting license to go after It." Ted Center of Ihe USDA said at a news conference Monday near a thick stand of mrlalciicas at the Suwgrass Recrral tonal Park tn northwest Broward County. Thr melalcuca Joins tumbleweed, kudzu and watrr hyacinth on thr federal noxious weeds list, which was created In 1979. It's the Ural addition In 12 year*. But oidy *750.000 was set aside lust year lo control ihe plants, numbering about 100. on Ihr list. "It Is good to have It on the list, but I don't think this will have ony Immediate Impart for a couple of year*,” said Burkett Neely, manager of Palm Beach County's Arthur H. Marshall Loxahalchee National Wildlife Refuge, where melalcuca* cover _ several thousand acres. Braunschwlg said the melalcuca had not become a big nulsanrc In Central Florida. "But eventually It could.” he said. The Australian melalcuca was brought to South Florida In 1906 to help drain wetlands. But without natural enemies to check lls growth. It has flourished. According to Die latest estimates. 6 billion melalcuca trees cover up lo 600.000 acres In Ihe region. In some places, they have formed 40-acre forests dense enough to keep sunlight from reaching the ground. Florida is attracting m ajor films Yale team swamped TAMPA — A wave swamped two boats of the Yale University crew team on Tampa Bay and 19 members bad to be rescued from the 64-degree water, authorities said. The rowers werr spoiled off Tampa's Davis Island clinging lo Ih.rlr overturned boats and a buoy Monday. Nine were briefly examined at Tampa General Hospital. "A wave caused by the high winds apparently swamped both boats." said Aubrey Grant, deputy chief of fire-rescue operations. "It was cold and most or them wrre only wearing shorts and no shirts." The Yale team, which Is on spring break. Ims been training at the University of Tampa and competed In a regatta there Iasi week. As— o f f * Frss*_____________ ORLANDO — Gov. Lowlon Chiles says Florida's efforts lo expand TV and 61m production arc bearing fruit, with 13 new projects gettin g under way within six months. "W e're building a major en­ tertainment Industry." the gov­ ernor said Monday in outlining Ills administration's progress In attracting filmmakers. In addition to the new projects — whose revenue has not been calculated — production Income for the first two months of the year totaled more than *43 HwaMPtlM* fy T«M*f Vtnctftt million from nine feature and TV Sales seminar held films, according lo Ihe gover­ The First Street Denary was the site of * sales Development Center, a sponsor of the seminar nor’s office. seminar Monday nlQht, al which Robert wllh Sanlord Historical Downtown Waterfront "Our efforts are paying off," Cheatham, left, a professional buslnesa consul­ Association; Jeff Gormly, owner of Gormly's Chiles said during a news con­ tant, addressed the group. Listening are: Anna Carpet Cleaning and Jim Carroll, an Interested ference at Universal Studios Mendhelm, Seminole Community College ad­ citizen Who works for Ihe City of Sanford. Florida. ministrative assistant for the Smell Business Since January. Miami and Dade County have replied to a 1.000 percent Increase In permit requests representing over *83 million In production. Chiles said. In Orlando, Inquiries from film and TV producers have doubled over last year, and two major films are being completed Urbunski said. "Carl grabbed II and I said, 'No. In Sanford. A tsee fated Prees we can't have Ibis. It's sacrilegious.'" The state's film Industry "Is Then. Urbanskl said. Allison laughingly asked TAMPA — The son o f a former newspaper rapidly becoming one of Ihe that photographs be taken. executive testified ,q,, (rjc/lfj ^wrnt lot; fur In ,„IHalnsUy* o f our^poqomy. along sexually assaulting'a woman who ’ntlp'edrrd' lo <1 ' '"H e iillU, 'I Hie for tuqnienU like these.! want with tourism, citrus and the 11Wiy fatvln'hetr I wru\|.lpjepM.-1 nt»cr till* (or Die space center." the governor said.' have passed m il. rest of my life.'" * > The new projects — along with Mark Urbanskl. 25. originally was charged wllh Urbanskl — Id hc.U uc trizlc.vcd.Die.film Jroin . .ongoing - efforts at . Universal) aiding tn Ihe alleged attack, but atruck a pica deal * Allison's apartment and destroyed It. Dlsney-MGM Studios and other In exchange for hli testimony against Carl *'My parents are very conservative and very film c e n te r s — "m e a n s Allison. 26. religious people," he said. "1 didn't want In have thousands o f Join and hundreds Allison Is uccused of picking up the 22-yrar-old pictures of a female In the nude, on lllrlr bed. of millions of dollars to Florida's Clearwater woman at a downtown liar, slipping taken and developed." economy." he said. her USD and after she passed out assaulting her The attack occurred at the home of Urbanskl's According to the state film with bts hand, a shoehorn and a small liquor futhrr. former Tampa Tribune president James office, m ovie and television bottle. Urbanskl. who was out of town at the lime. producers spent *229.4 million Urbanskl salil lie finally objected when Allison Allison's four companions that night, all sons of an 42 film and video projects In rrached for another object, a small religious prestigious local families, accepted pica deal* In this state Iasi year. The projects statue. exchange for Ibclr testimony against Allison. " I think It wus of Jesus standing In u robe." provided 6,700Jobs. Universal Card rate to drop JACKSONVILLE - The annual rate for Ihe A TftT Universal Card will drop by 1 percentage point effective April 1, benefiting nearly 13 million customers, the company has announced. "A s our costs decline, the right thing to do Is pass the savings along to consumers." Paul Kahn, president of A T A T Universal Card Services, said Monday In a relense from the company's Jacksonville headquarters. A T A T said the variable annual percentage rate for 8,5 million charter member* will drop to 15.4 percent from 16.4 percent. In addition, more than 4 million card holders who signed up after the charter membership period also will get a 1 percentage point decrease, to 16.4 percent from 17.4 percent. The Universal Card's variable annual percentage rale, which Is pegged to the prime rale, lias dropped a total of 3.5 percentage points since April 1991. The charge Is a comtilnatlon MasterCard or Visa and a ATAT telephone credIt card. Son of former newspaper executive testifies against his longtime friend A C LU files suit forjudge OCALA — The American Civil Liberties Union has filed still on behalf o f a county Judge, saying he was unconstitutionally threatened with prosecution 4or his technique o f campaign advertising. ------- - - . . . --------------------- - o u - ---------The suit (lied Monday In U^.-District Court claUnrCltrus County Judge Gary Graham was threatened with prosecution under a law which makes It a crime for a Judicial candidate to pay for any endorsement advertising sponsored by another person nr group. As pari of Graham's 1990 campaign, he paid lo print 5,000 postcards which staled "I am supporting Judge Orahain because ...." A space was provided lor recipients to explain their reaion for supporting his candidacy. Graham also paid to publish lei lets of support with the consent of the aul hors. Both the postcards and advertisements were clearly designated "paid for by campaign account for Gary Graham." Driver says he took trafficker to Noriega Chiles vetoes no-new-taxes budget MIAMI — Prosecutors threw another Iasi-minute witness at Manuel Norlrga over complalnls from the defense that Ihe government was abusing Its power. Felipe Pena, a Panamanian bus driver, said Monday that when hr worked In the narcotlca department In May 1984. he drove Medellin carirl trafficker Julio Cesar Correa lo Noriega's Bummrr home for a meet log. At the time, leader* or the Colombian cartrl had Just fled to Panama after allegedly a*sasslnallng their nation'* crusading anti-drug Justice minister. Much of Perm's testimony, however. up|)eurrd to contradict the rest of the prosecution's wllnrssrs on Importunl datr*. Bp BILL BERGSTROM Associated Press Writer TALLAHASSEE - Gov. Lawion Chiles said the Legislature will liavr to rewrite lls vetoed *30 trillion stale budget In a s|ieclal session, hut Mime lawmakers were skeptical ubout any Increases. Chile* announced his drclalon lo veto Ihe no-new-luxrs *prndlng plan Monday In Orlando and said lie doesn’ t know flow long lie'll keep legislators working on a new budget for Die llsral year beginning July I. HI* cross examination w a s lo continue today. From Associated Prats rsporis LOTTERY 7-6-0 P la y * 3-5-4*7 Fantasy 5 1-36-13-7-20 Km'Rummtl Hwy. 1M1, Senior* •111*7100 U llS i 16 I I M Dt !•**» Ml FJAASO^^^P Tu#*dBy, March 17. IM? Vol 14, No 175 £ ; .•j LO CAL P O M C A C T | Today: Mostly sunny with a high In thr mid lo upper 70s. Wind east at 10 mph. Tonight: Fair. Low In the mid 50*. Wind MiuOieaNt 5 to 10 mph. Wednesday: Partly cloudy. Extended forecast: P artly cloudy Thursday with a chance uf showers ana thunderslonna then mostly cloudy Friday. laiws In thr up|ier 60s Thursday and highs In flic lower 80s. Cooler Friday with lows in the lower 60s and highs In the lowrr 70s. Partly cloudy Saturday with lows upprr 40* and high* In the up|M-ruOs. nMMttoODMt in* lufMtf if ffy Inc MS N FfsnWi *<rs, l.n l.M , FI* SI7T1 meniAma e*n«i t* THt BANFoao maatn. * a •m tser. i w Ml C*y 0 *r*m *••<*> FI l««e a M (S F*r1 Mr«rt GmutuiiU t l m i it iii J«kMR*IIV M r OtoAl fl um-ttsT. 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Distracted by redlsirtctliig fights and facing re-election In the fall, they balked at raising taxrs tn the regular session. THE W E ATH E R M IA M I - H ere ere the winning numbers selected Monday in the Florida Lot lory: Cash* "A s long us It lakes lo put down a budget Dial take* carr of Die basic needs of Florida,"he said. Chiles said thr legislature's budget tailed lo do that because ot s|>riidlrtg rut* for education, social services, corrections and thr environment. Hr mild lie'll keep pushing for *1.1 billion In new revenue lor (hose areas. "H e's been selling tills lax Increase, lie's been using some |x>llllcal speak, talking about Investments and all that." said Senate Minority Leader Aiulrr Crenshaw. R- a m.. 4:40 p.m : MaJ. 10:30 a m.. 10:55 p.in. TIDES: Daytona Ranchi highs, 7:19 u ni . 7 45 u.m.:low*. 1 02 a.m.. 1:24 p.m.: New Smyrna Bench) highs. 7:24 u.m.. 7:50 pm .: lows. H17 a m.. I 29 p.m.: Cocos Beech: highs. 7:39 e.m.. 8:05 p.m.: lows. 1:22 a.m.. 1:44 p.m. LABT March 36 € FIRST M arch 13 ][ Daytona Beacbt Waves are 2Vy feet with u slight chop. Current Is to lls- mhiIIi wllh a watrr lrni|irralure of 65 degree* New Sm yrna Beach: Waves 2-3 feet and choppy. Current Is lo the north with a w atrr Iruijir rulure of 63 degrees. Bt. Augustin* to Jnpltsr Inlet Tuesday: Wind northeast to rasl 10 to 15 knots. Seas 2 to 4 tret. Bay and Inland waters a modrralr chop. Tuesday night: Wind rast lo southeast 10 knots Seas 2 tret. Bay and Inland walrrs a light chop. T h r high tem perature In Sanford Monday was 68 degree* rind Ihr overnight low was 38 as rrjHwird by D r University of Florida Agricultural Resrarch and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded ralnfull for the period ending at 9 a m. Tues­ day. totalled 0 Inc lies. The temperature at 9 a.m. today was 62 d rgrers and Tuesday's early morning low was 46. as rn-ordrd by thr National Wrathrr Service at Ihe Orlando International Airport. Other WeatherServlre data: hi#*..... 87 ( Bararsstric prasaara.SO.3S PRelativ* Humidity....63 pet Z Wtads. .East 9 mph [ Rainfall..... - .............. O lo. C T od a y's sunset 6:35 p A . Tomorrow's snarl— ....5:32 NATIONAL' Timpiraturn indicoto am D u t d«r'fr highendovsrmgM k>*tel* m EIT. W Ml u Bn: ONh Anchorege Al »l cdy Atlenta Al If r«* Atlantic City 11 IA edy Btiltmart U 10 rn Billing* 11 » II in Birmingham A) Al rn Bltmercfc SI » cdy Beits At SA n e ff Cotton 14 14 clr Burlington. Vt IS 11 dr Chertotfront C SI AA m Chertotton. W Vs AA St rn Chertotto N C SI U rn CNrtow* Al s> c*y Chicego AF IA IF in Ctovelsnd AA S) ii edr Cefrumb*#. S C. SF SA rn Concord M M 11 Af cir Oslls* Ft Worth FS Al cAy n— w At SI (Ay Dn Motnot A) SA rn Detroit Al 11 AF (Ay Honolulu AS til (Ay Howtfon FT AA rn Indtenepetrt M AA « ! 'im Jectien.Mm Fl S4 rn Mntet City At At rn Let Vsgst 71 AA clr Leif Lets City Al St m Wotfto SA AF (Ay Weihington.D C SA 3A m �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. March 17, 1993 - *A Longwood may repair Center ■ y N IC K P P lIP A U r Man found In car Harold Staff Writer Sanford Police arrested Randy Moore, 36. o f 1813 Knox Avenue In Sanford Sunday. Police reported finding him In a car In ihc parking lot of Georgia Arms Apartmenta. 2,600 Georgia Avenue. The car was owned by a resident o f the apartments. Moore was charged with burglary to a conveyance. LONGWOOD — The Longwood Communi­ ty Building may finally gel some new life. A repair project waa proposed but approval has been temporarily held up. During last night's Longwood City Com­ mission meeting, Parks and Recreation Director Steve Palumbo requested authority to reallocate $12,500 already In hla budget, but designed for construction o f an addi­ tional pavilion at Candyhmd Park. Palumbo said, "Th e Community Center Is an eyesore, the roof leaks, and I feel bad whenever someone uses the building. Il'a In bad condition and we must do something lo get It back Into a facility that can be used by the people." City Administrator Don Terry explained. "Repairs have purposely been delayed due to the previous attempt to purchase the Longwood Village Inn for use as a City Hall." With that purchase, the present City Hall facilities were to have been converted Into a Community Center. Terry did not expect Ihe Village Inn purchase would happen, "for the next two years." "Since ramming on board In September." Palumbo said, "Ih e pavilion currently at Ihe park has had approximately alx to eight requests for It to be reserved for Its use. This doea not show a Justifiable need for Altercation leada to arreat Louis Michael Tokarz. 40. o f 470 Leonard Street, Sanford, was arrested Sunday at Whiskey River Bar, 3730 E. S.R. 46. Police report they were called to the scene when Tomkarx refused to leave following an altercation. He was charged with disorderly Intoxication. Safety check brlnga chargee Lake Mary Police conducted a safety Inspection check Sunday on Old Lake Mary Boulevard near Crystal Lake Estates. During the check, two persons were arrested on separate charges. Lowell David Schrlbner, SB, o f 332 Longwood-Lakc Mary Road, was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. JelTrcy Loren Hahnlen. 2612 Oraaay Point Drive, Lake Mary, was charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol and driving with a suspended or revoked drivers license. Football cards taken Sanford Police arrested Shan Allen McFarlend, 23. o f 20IS Sanford Avenue Friday. Police were called after the security offtrer at the Wal-Mart store. 3633 S. Orlando Drive, reported finding McFarlend taking two boxes of football cards out of the store. The Police report Indicated the cards were valued at $89. Lake Mary Police make DUI arrest Lake Mary Police arrested Jerry Wayne Downing. 31, of 297 S. 3rd Street In Lake Mary early Sunday morning. According to the police report. Downing was found with another man sitting In a pickup truck, with the keys In Ihe Ignition. The vehicle was located In a convenience store parking lot on Countnr Club Road. Downing was charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol. The other man In the truck waa not charged. Warrant arrest made Willie Charles Brown. 24. 1001 W. 10th Street, was located by Sanford Police officers at 10th Street a n d 'Holly Avenue Sunday. He was wanted on a Seminole County warrant charging him wlih violation of parole on a conviction o f aale of cocaine. Incidents reported The following Incidents were reported to the Seminole County Sheriff's office: • Thr home of Nancy Robinson. 169 Duncan Street. In the W rklva Hunt Club area o f Longwood, was reportedly burglarized early Sunday morning. Robinson reported a VCR. TV. and Jewelcry valued at several thousand dollars were taken. • A 1988 Toyola, with Ihe keys still In Ihe Ignition, was found by Sheriffs deputies Saturday, on 1-4, about one mile south of S.R. 46. The car had been reported stolen In Orlando from the home of Mamte Joann Oeralol. • The Mldway-Canaan Water Association building. 2310 Jitway Avenue In Midway, waa reported burglarized Saturday ntghl. Carl L. Eudell. an employee o f the Aasoctatlon reported the desks had been vandalized, but has not yet determined the Items that might have been taken. • During u check for drug sales, a Sheriffs deputy reported 1 seeing ,i man fleeing from the area near the Intersection of Sipes Avenue and Main Street In Midway on Saturday. Upon ' Irivrstlgatlng thr area.'the deputy reported finding a plastic lube containing what has been proven lo be 32 pieces o f crack cocaine. Reported to Senford police The following Incidents were reported to Ihe Sanford Police Department: • A residential burglary was reported at 106 Bristol In Sanford Friday afternoon. Items taken Include a wrought Iron hlnlargr with a cockatoo, and a wooden cage with six Java rice hints. Henry Hiller, owner o f the home alto reported 12 purukertt wore released during the burglary. • Brenda Sweat, of Sanford, reported a theft Friday. According to the Police report, she had stopped her car at 14th Strret and Hickory Avenue, when a man approached her and demanded her wallet. He then left In a vehicle which was later located at 1st and Scott drives with all the windows broken and a flat tire. Ttie vehicle was found to have been stolen. Drug arrest made Sanford Puller unrated* Troy Thomas Clark. 26. of DeBary Friday night, al 9th Street and Holly Avenue. Clark reportedly sold a substance lo an undercover agent o f the Special Invrsilguilvr Unit of ihc police force. Thr aubatancc later waa provrn lo t>c crack cocaine. He was charged with aale of a controlled sutMiunce. portlve of Ihe proposal, several Commis­ sioners proposed additional consideration. Commissioner Rex Anderson suggested the matter be held up. "While I think this Is a good move. I don't see anything In your proposal from the City Building official that gives us a professional opinion of the actual condition o f the building." Commissioner Fred Pearl suggested the air conditioning and heating of the facility should also be checked, before a full refurbishing plan gels underway. f The Community Center is an eyesore, the roof leaks, and I feel bad whenever someone uses the building. It’s in bad condition and we must do something to get it back into a facility that can be used by the people. | Mayor Adrtenne Perry suggested consid­ eration should also be given to the type of roofing lo be pul on Ihe structure. "I'm also a member o f the Historic Commission." she said, "and I don't are pulling a modern type roof on this building which Is In the historical district." -Sla v* Palumbo additional pavilion space at this time." Although there Is $12,500 allocated for the pavilion. Palumbo said, "this Is n maximum we would need, the actual amount will probably be less than that." The work he Is projecting Includes Installation o f a new roof which would be done on contract, repainting thr building. Installing Insulation, fixing up the building trim, and the purchase of new tables and chatra. "W e have tables and chairs far about HO people light now.” Palumbo said, "but not one table could be considered to be In good shape." He expected the cost or the tables and chairs would be approximately $3.K00. While Ihe Commissioners ap[wared sup- Palumbo agreed that It had not been officially checked, and agreed to have thc: building Inspected, as well as the healing nnd air condlllonlng checked. Regarding the! roofing, he Informed Ihe Commission that the Intent was Tor a galvanized roof, but he would Investigate the situation before con­ tinuing. The Commission asked Palumbo to bring his request to reallocate Ihe money luck before the City Commission at the April 6th. meeting, with additional Information as requested. School advisory board organizers will meet MORSE HA RV E Y •y VICKI P M O M M H t Hartld Staff Wrttsr______________ The stale has mandated that by next fall all schools In the stale will have a local school advisory council In place to help keep administrators aware of the community needs regarding the school. The district organizer* will have their first orientation meeting on Thursday evening at Seminole High School. "W e need to have the commu­ nity Involved In th i*." aald Barbara Spragg, who 1* the director o f Ihe District School A d v is o ry C om m ittee. " T h e LSACa are not Just for parents. We want businesses and senior citizens Involved." Spragg said that Ihe LSACs ore charged with helping the schools, the district and the state le g is la to rs know what the school* can do to better serve the community. Representatives o f all aspects o f the community are needed lo be sure that their voice* are heard. "W e are working together as a team." Spragg aald. "W e are a team that Is committed to Im­ proving education so that the students will get out or school better prepared to enter the work force and Ihe community." The Idea of the LSACs. Spragg said. Is to help return the power of running the school to the people who are most closely associated with It. The schools, she said, need lo meet thr needs of all the people that they serve. "This Is not a group to Join to help one kid." she said. "W e can make a difference for All our students and for ihe communi­ ty." The slate legislature and the Department o f Education have set guidelines which require that the groups have a minimum of 11 members and that the group be made up or people who reflect the diverse ethnic background of the school they will serve. ‘ 'Som e o f the schools are walling for us to tell them who to appoint." Spragg said. . INVESTIGATIONS . .J o h n K n ff n c lli -ATTOKMr r AT LAW - A DUI * M80EMEAN0R8 A FELONIES ft THEFT A DRUG ARRESTS f t * 1*4.177 M O M Aw. 339-2 0 2 2 * ■ » IWMih 628 1500 Sanford houae used in movie catches fire SANFORD — A bit o f movie magic may have resulted in an estimated $18,000 In damage to on Old Sanford home Monday. Fifteen lire fightera and two engine* iresponded to the fire at 301 E. Fifth St., reported at 12:20 p.m. and worked for an hour to bring the blaze under control. The lire waa limited to the attic and roof o f Che unoc­ cupied residence, aald aaaJstant Sanford fire chief Ron Neel. The origin o f the fire was In the attic ores. Neel said. Neel aald the building waa being used for a scene In “ wilder Napalm," a movie about a pair of b r o t h e r s w ith I n c e n d ia r y power*. Neel said the crew was film in g a s c e n e u t i l i z i n g pyrothechnlcs before Ihe fire was discovered, which he said may account fer the fire. The cause waa listed In reports as Inadequate control o f fire, Neel Legislators quietly hike gasoline taxes two cents A m m Ii IM Pt s m TALLAHASSEE - A quiet lasl-mlnutc move by legislators could cost drivers an rxtrs two rents per gallon of gas; the tax hike Is intended lo raise $100 million to clean up leaky un­ derground storage tanks. With III tic drluilr nr notice. Ihe bill (Hit 24771 sought by Envi­ ronmental Regulation Secretary C arol B row n er r lr a r r d Ihe Senate 38-0 Friday night. It passed Ihe House 103-0 on Wednesday. "It Is a very Important piece of legislation." Browner said. "It puls Ihr financial responsibility on Ihe polluters." Thr mrasurr rulsrs Ihc lax on a 42-gallon barrel of gasoline by 50 eenls lo HO cents to finance an existing state program lo Ilx Iraklng tanks. That will translate to about 2 i crus per gallon at Ihc retail level If I lie lax Is passed on to consumer* Florida motorists already pay 36.5 cents per gallon In slate and frdrral gasoline luxes. There are 13.000 faulty un­ derground storage tanks st old 1 gas stations In Florida, leaking dangerous pollutants into Ihe groundwater. Browner aald. DER officials aald the money could move up the cleanup timetable 40 years, allowing moat altea currently on Ihc state's list to be addressed by 2010. R e p u b lic a n s , w h o h a v e staunchly opposed new taxes In both chamber*, were a Utile surprised at what they'd voted for. " A hundred million dollars? No, we didn't want to vote for anything that had a tax In It." s a id R e p . J im K i n g . RJacksonville. "Q uite frankly, some of us got caught. Our premise was no new taxes." S e n a te P r e s id e n t O w e n Margolts. D-North Miami Beach, a ls o s e c u re d $ 2 .6 m illio n through a funds transfer In Ihe same btll lo clean up a North M ia m i s i t e c a l l e d th e "Munlaport" dump that she has sought for years. That generated the only public comment on Ihe lax Increase. when state Sen. Larry I D South Miami, asked where that money came from. Yes.WeChecked TheBatteriesInOur Calculator N o mistake about it: this is one of the highest rates you’ll find on C ertificates o f D epositT his offer also available for IRAs. But call or see a Barnett banker soon, as this rate is only good for a limited time. Ybur Bank For Life. Since 1877 e m iH m m m tim l* I* A l t f U fa ««* m m / fe i W M i 1 U « Vmm IRA ti$n**i4 piovlffift SuhAmruf jAmurih ,M «udi ffctiwiV limit n ii Jm m l P •Mmplr aMr n inf rfcikl jk»§**1t#r* j ( i$i ( J) �*A - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - TuMday, March 17, 1992 Editorials/ Opinions W ILLIA M A. R U S H E R (USPS 41M U ) .100 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code '107-322-2611 or S3) -0003 Wayna D. Doyta, Publish** Ronald W. Koala, Eiacuthra Editor Laura Solflan, Advertising Diractor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 0 Month*.............. ...............*39.00 1 Vrar................. Florida Resident* mual pay 7% aalaa taa In addition lo rata* abova. E D IT O R IA L S Don’t let up Peru's president mny be realistic In his reasons Tor rejecting the Colom bian proposal to rut drug trafficking, but that is no reason for letting up in the w ar against drugs. In the recent drug sum m it m eeting at San Atiionlo. Colom bian President Caesar Gavlrta said leaders o f the seven nations at the conference should cut production In h alf by 2(XX). cut production and consum ption 70 jiereent by 2005 and set a target o f 2010 to end drug trafficking altogether. Hut the Hmrtnblcs w ere put aside, at least for the present. S ixty jx'recnt o f the w orld's cocoa leaf, which Is used lo m ake cocaine. Is grow n In Peru. President A lberto Fujim ori Is sharply aw are, ns m any experts on illegal dru g production arc. that farm ing w ill have to be converted to other crops before farm ers w ill give up their lucrative cocaine grow ing. All o f the heads o f the m ulti-headed cocaine mnnsicr. Including corruption o f officials and m oney laundering, must be chopped o ff to kill II. President Fujim ori said m ore m on ey is needed to proceed w ith crop conversion. But the Hush adm inistration says no m ore m oney Is available than Is now budgeted. Eventually, m ore will be available, but not now. M eanwhile, the w ar against Illegal drugs should be waged with all o f the w eapons and resources available. T h e stakes are too high to Justify slackening. T h e effort against drug trafficking and consum ption should continue In spite- o f claim s tin that■ “ it ‘Is not being w o n " o r that It Is "u tiw ln n a b lc." T h at Is tantam ount to saying that the wai1 against crim e Is unwlnnable Ix-eausc crim e goes on In spite o f all o f the laws and police action against II, so w e should all give up and let the crim inals take over. C lim e vymjld be Jnroptparably worse if there were no laws or police.' I f there w ere no "w a r on dru gs." so would drug-related crim e grow m ore widespread and vicious. A s the "w a r goes on. and os weapons, tactics and strategies Improve, It will becom e wlnnable. Term limits nip at career politicians Supporters of term limits for legislators got s major boost recently when the U.S. Supreme Court refused even to listen to an appeal by California state legislators against a decision of the Supreme Court o f California upholding the constitutionality o f Proposition 140. This pro­ position. adopted by the voters o f California in 1090. limits state senators to two terms o f four years each, limits members of the assembly to three terms of two years each, prohibits both from ever running for the same ethers again, and for good measure slashed the legislature’s staff budget by 40 percent. It (a safe to say that this measure will cause changes In a lot of California politicians' career lant. Worst hit was Assembly Speaker Willie town, who In more than three decades In Sacramento had carefully carved himself a niche aa the state's moot powerful politician. Brown was morose after the Supreme Court's action, pointing out that even a convicted felon, who loses the right to run for office, can have the right restored. Apparently Speaker Brown doesn't realize that the people or California regard eight years In the State Senate, or six In the Assembly, as crimes beyond sit possibility of rehabilitation. There are arguments on both sides of the term-limits Issue. Presidents, o f course, are limited to two terms, but such an Impressive S authority ss Ronald Reagan argues that this ts a serious mistake. In the case of members of C o n g r e s s (b o t h House and Senate), moreover, there la the still-unresolved question of whether term limits Imposed by the voters o f Indlvldual states would be constitutional. B u t I t Is t h e a rg u m en t on the m e r it s t h a t Is tou gh est. Foes o f term limits conlend th at lim itin g the terms o f legislators m e r e ly tu rn s a £ Ills sale to legislative body Into say that this a sort of permanent fitessurewill Am ateur Hour, In cause which members are changes j forced lo step down Just as they are beginning to learn how blasted place really works. This, chiles dw the Ihe bl Insist, wilt simply make them more dependent on the expertise of unelecled staff employees. MARTIN SCHRAM DOES SN33GOMS WANT SOME CANW? NO? Does him . want ice CREAM? POFCORM? UlHfiT DOES HIM WANT? $27 million sure thing W hen the Virginia slate lottery Jackpot reached $27 million recently, a syndicate o f Ausirallan Investors calculated that th ey could c o m e r the market on Just about every jM>ssil)le w inning com bination by bu yin g up 5 m illion tickets at a dollar uplecc. You d o n ’t have to com e from Down Under to consider that kind o f 5-1 pay-back os pretty fair dlnkutn. Indeed, It seems the syndicate m ay have offic pulled It oir. Lottery officials confirm the Australians* Investment, and the syndicate has notllled Its m em bers tliat they have won som ething som ewhere overseas. But given all the questions that still have to tic cleared up nlxnil International exchange und the legality <>l reselling lottery tickets, no on e has actually stepjH’d forward to claim the prize. It turns out, however, that even a $27 m illion sure thing m ay not be quite the Itargaln these days that It once was. In the llrsi place, to Ik -i the $5 m illion..the syndicate actually raised $7.5 m illion to cover adniinlHlratlvc costs, legal fees and the like. Th en , the Investors d on ’t get their $27 m illion In one lump sum: Instead, V irginia |xiys oil the Jackpot In increm ents or $2.35 m illion over the next 20 years. And 22 lierrent o f that m oney gets withheld for state und federal taxes. As a result. If ruch o f the 2,500 Investors put In $3,000, they can each look forward to g e llin g buck about $410 a year. T h a t’s a 13 l>rrrrnt return, which certainly isn’t bad. But It’s still a far cry from the kind o f psyofT that Nathan Detroit and Denny Southstreet and Damon Runyon s other gu ys and dolts yised to dream of. Berry’s World Doc. you've Q O T to do something! I'm get­ ting RUSH LIMBAUQH through m y HMngs/" whose personal agendas may be far different from those of elected officials. Personally. I think there Is considerable force In thlsargument. On the other hand, the present no-llmlts system was made to order for sly old pols who manage to get re-elected Interminably, mostly through sheer Inertial momentum, and who use their legislative seniority to build up flefdoms In which they wldd enormous power - Con­ gressman Dan Roatenkowskl. Dill., chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, being one example that leaps readily to mind. IWIIIIe Brown was certainly another.) In addition, term limits will almost surely alter to some degree the very character o f legislatures alfccted by them, and that should be all to the good. More members will be Individuals with experience tn non-polltlcal careers to which they fully Intend lo return. The fact that experience elsewhere - In plvate business, for Instance •• can shape a person’s attitude loward legislation was testified lo feelingly by former South Dakota Sen. George McGovern, who not long ngo took a flyer In the hotel business In Connecticut. (The Tact that the business later went bankrupt presumably educated him still further.) In any event. It seems clear that the drive for term limits Is going lo loom large on the political horizon for the foreseeable future. ROBERT W AGMAN Aussies won; was it worth it? WASHINGTON - Stale lottery officials nationwide are looking closely at the recent $27 million Jackpot won by an Australian betting ayndlcate In the Virginia lottery. While some officials are worriedI they the might have to change their state lottery rules lo prevent a similar occurrence, most are baffled about why the betting syndicate made what amounted lo a high-risk wager of $5 million for a relatively over a period of 20 years. am allI return re To recap the Virginia situation, agents for the betting ayndlcate — International Lotto Fund, acting through Ihe related Pacific Financial Resources and an Illinois bustncsomcn — bought slightly more than 5 million number combinations. Including the winning one. fors$27 million Jackpot. Immediate questions were raised about the methods the syndicate used to buy the tickets and whether those methods could cause Ihe average ticket buyer to lose confidence In Ihe Integrity o f the lottery system. From the very beginning, state lotteries have been concerned about a rich buyer acquiring all Ihe available number combinations, insur­ ing that he would be holding a winning ticket. Depending on how many numbers are In s stale’s drawing, the possible number of combinations varies from slightly over 7 million — In states like Virginia with 39 number draws — to almost 14 million In states with 46 number draws. Thus, tn order to buy all available number combinations, a buyer would have to invest between $7 and $14 million si a cost of $1 a ticket. No lottery will directly sell bulk tickets. All lolterics have Ihe some rule: All tickets must be issued by machines, one ticket at a lime. The assumption has been that It la almost physically Impossible for any betting group to put enough people tn the field, and He up enough machines, to get the requisite number of tickets Issued before a drawing. It tskrs literally hundreds o f machines, working round-the-clock, to Issue 7 million tickets, lei alone 13 million. The Australians, though, found something of a loophole. They went to several large supermarket chains, which have hundreds of marhlnes between them, and offered lo buy all the tickets Hut thr machines could crank out from ihe inlimir the lottery's computer came up until II went down for the night In the days before the $27 million drawing. In the end. Ihe syndicate bettors ran out of time snd were only able to buy about 5 million combinations. This means that all hough they had Improved thrlr dunces of winning in about 5 In 7. they still went lulu the drawing with $5 million on the line and more Hun million chances of losing. Virginia Lottery Director Kenneth Thorson •aid he was surprised by what happened because — considering the basic mechanics of collecting prize money from the stair — the ’ large gamble by the syndicate seemed unwar­ ranted. " I would think that this Is a rather bad Investment for them.” Thorson said. "It m -ciiis like they are lying up their money for a relatively small return." Thorson was refer­ ring to key reasons why most states have assumed few bettors would be willing to sink m illions Into cornering a lottery Jackpot: A ll state lotteries pay olT over a 20-year period — and all winnings are fully taxable, both by thr federal govern­ ment and by most Individual stales. Foreign public lot­ teries almost always ■ Immediate p a y 'o f f In lu m p questions sum s, w h ich are were raised often lax free. In this about the country, however. methods £ >what you win Is ac­ tually a 20-year an­ nuity that the stale lottery buys (or you. International Lotto Fund in Virginia wanted to Invest $7 million In hopes of winning $27 million. That sounds good, but it actually represents only about a 7 percent compounded return to the company. Since International Lotto Fund was obvi­ ously willing to tskr a risk, it could raslly have found much safer Investments reluming a compounded 10 percent annually, and it rould have gotten back $47.1 million over 20 year* for Ihe same $7 million Investment. But what has lottery officials even morr baffled la Ihe further rhanre that International Lotto Fund took on bring thr only jackpot winner. In U.S. state lotteries. If more Hum one person holds the samr winning set of numbers. Ihe prize ts evenly shared. That means In Hie Virginia case. If somronr rise lud the winning numbers also. International Lotto Fund would have received only $13.5 over 20 yrars — a poor return on Its money. It's an established fart, and rather logical, that the bigger the prizr the more tickets are sold. Equally obvious, the more tickets sold, the higher the probability for multiple winners. .f -T* W ill the Flipper parrot Gipper? Foils arc In free fall, strategy Is in disarray, policy Is Inconsistent, but don't despair — President Bush lias called In IheGIppcrtzer, Peggy Noonan Is back. This master spccchwrtter — who gave Ronald Reagan his gilt of gab and then. In 1988. helped make Bush what he was but no longer Is — was summoned to the head­ quarters of Busli/Quayle ‘92 by an urgent S.O.S. from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. The president was unhappy, yet again, with the quality of Ihe speeches he's been giving, and Ihe wise heads figured what he needs — pronto) — is yet another chief writer of speeches. There seems to be a message problem, the high command decided. No wonder the bom lias fallen behind even the much-troubled Bill Clinton and the uniclcgruir Paul Tsongas — Hie president's ’ message just kasirrbeen gdttlAgbut1'fb 'th epubltc So, aa they say at B/Q '92. they tasked Noonan,with "message development." Just develop the message that somehow never got developed in the three years of Ihe Bush presidency — then figure out a way for this Un-Grral Communicator lu communicate It. Indeed, that might work. Unless, of course. Ihe president and his brain trust are wrong about this message mess. Maybe Bush's problem Is not that his message Isn't gelling oul. Maybe Ills pro­ blem Is that II Is. For we seem lo have been getting the real message of the Hush presidency all along. Three years of the Bush presidency has taught us that this Is Hie Bush Message: Economic Crisis — T h e r e Is n o r e ­ cession . Oops, so there Is a mild re­ cession. but It can In­ fixed by turning on unothcr trickle-clown £ Thera seems to be a spigot for the rich and well-to-do. What message problem, j do you m ean , " v o o d o o ec o n o m ­ ic a l Health Crista — There’s no urgent need for a national health plan. Oops, now that I scr the polls. OK. here's half-a-plan. Crime Crisis — I'll be your tough law-andorder president. But I won't do anything tough to get Ihe assault weapons out of the hands of drug gangs. Abortion — _ I'm pro-choice. Oops. I'm anil-choice. Environment — I’ll be your Environmental President. Oops. I've got In scrap a highly qualified Justice Department appointee because right-wingers don't like the fact that he wss once a trustee for an environmental group. The Aria — I'm your National Endowment fur the Arts President. Oops. Pul Duchanan is trying to frame mr for funding porno art. Well. I'll fire liark — by firing the Endow­ ment's John Frohnmayer. Taxes — No new taxes: I promise, no matter what. Oops. I've got tn raise laxrs: but they made me do It. Oo|>s. I apologue fur raising your taxes. It was a mistake. And. Just the other day. Bush's message soared even higher than mete politics and policy, as hr wusrd philosophic for an audirnce of home builders In South Carolina: "L ife means nothing without fidelity to principles." Suddenly. Bush has hti own s|>rcUI brand o f fidelity crisis. At a press conference the other day. Hush made It sretn that lie. too. is searching for Ills long-lost principles. In words that might work for u neophyte campaigner but hardly lor a Ihrrr-ycur president. Hush said people will vote for him "when we get through defining clrarly my objer 11ves for Hi Is rou ntrv " "M y advice to the president was slmplr: 'You are the message." �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, March 17, 1997 - *A Longwood city administrator job may be filled by April 6 ndrrson and Fred Pearl AInrum which to select. ■y NICK PFKIPAUF Herald Staff Writer LONQWOOD — Longwood mny linvr n new City Administrator by April 6. The City Ad­ ministrator Selection Committee was chosen last nlf(ht. and Is to start work Immediately. The Commissioners chose to select five persons rather than three, us originally proposed two weeks ago. The purpose of the committee Is to review applications received for the position of City Administrator. The pay scale for the position stalls at $47,302. Longwood Personnel Director James Coleman reported this morning that 120 persons have applied for the position so far, The deadline for receiving uppllcnttons Is 5 p.m.. March 18. The person selected will lie replacing Clly Administrator Don TerTy who was tcnnlnulrd during a Commission meeting Jan. 2!l. Tcrty served In that rapacity for slightly more than one year. Hr had previously served as l-ongwood Clly Clerk for approximately 11 years. "When wr took applications for the Job the tast lime,” Coleman said, "w e only had 40 lo 50 applicants. This time, the numbers arr really high." During the March 2 Commission mrrllng. three names were submitted for consideration, hut no decision was made. The original number of members for the Commuter was lo have Ik-cii Ihrrc wllh one nltrmnle, hnl Commissioners Rrx TA P P takes on business venture walkway for our children lo use, so we are working on establish­ in g our ow n neigh borh ood l>ark." The common recreation area Is an the shore of Lake Ada along Live Oak Boulevard. It already contains a swimming pool, tennis courts and a gazebo. "W e still want lo add some picnic tables and playground equipment lo the area." Altman said. Although the Hidden Lake area Is within Sanford city limits, the Homeowners Associa­ tion is taking It upon themselves months and has done a good Job. Sullivan said John Jr. came tp him Iasi week and told him Morse had offered him a position al a rale about 50 percent higher than his own pay. "It kind of surprised me." said Sullivan. "T lie rale was much higher than anyone else pays.” Morse said Ills firm charges ■note for Ihclr services than mosl and can afford to pay Ihelr Invesllgators a higher. "He's not getting paid one nlcklc more than any other beginning Investigator." Morse snld. Last week. John Jr. delivered a Inter bearing Ihr slgnllure of Dollle Polk and a $25 contribu­ tion lo Morse. Doth pledged la work on Morse's campaign. In the letter. Dottle Polk said after John Jr. said-he will work Esllnger was appointed and they .part-time at Morse's ageney on saw Ihe way lie treated long­ an as-needed basis. He said he term employees. Polk came to also works al anolher private realize he had made an error In naming Esllnger. Investigations firm, Sullivan John - Jr. said Monday his Investigations. John Jr. said Ihe Sullivan Job came after he called mother still did nol waul lo shertfTs candldnle 1-nrry ConnlfT conduct an Interview regarding her Morse endorsement, an en­ last year seeking'Work. John Jr. Is also listed with the stale aa an dorsem ent which surprised employee of Suit Ivan,-located In many. "Th ai's what my mom wards Altamonte Springs. Sullivan Investigations owner lo do." John Jr. said. "This Pal Sullivan sakl Ihls morning ' whole topic Is bringing up John Jr. has been employed painful memories." John Jr. said both tils mother wllh his firm (nr about three and father stm igly supported Esllnger lo replace the ailing Polk In Novembrr 1990 despite nn earlier commitment In bark Morse. But they rume lo rrgrel Continued from P ag* I A rompensa- (lie Esllngt-r fracking. "After Imtli my mother and IIon though," Guodsou said. Approximately 5.000 trarhers father observed him and Ihe way are employed by I lie school lie ran things, that's when my district although only alxtual half belong lo the union. Continued from Page 1A from his mother last week. " I had no Involvement wllh Ihe endorsement." said Morse. "A n endorsement was never discussed." According lo information pro­ vided by Ihe Florida Secretary of Slate's private Investigations bureau. John Jr.'a application fo r a p rivate In vestiga to r's license was received on Oct. 30 Iasi year. A alate-requlied license for an Internship was Issued March 13 — four days after John Jr. delivered the endorsement by Dollle Polk, The license was Issued lo John Jr. lo inlem al Hie Morse Secu rity Oroup. Harvey Morse's Orlando com­ pany. Rainfall DinosaurContlnusd from Page 1A Last night. Coleman presented a list of >1 names, consisting of present City Managers and Administrators, persons who had assisted during previous selections for Longwood. and members of the Range Riders, a group of retired Clly Administrators. Mayor Adrienne Perry suggested. "I would rather have five persons on the Selection Cnmmlllre. I believe that would be the best number Of people lo handle Ihls decision best." Commissioner Fred Penrl agreed. Persons selected Include Range Rider member Warren E. Knowles of Englewood, present Clly Managers James McKnlght of Rockledge and V. Eugene WinWord. Ill of Ovldro. former Selection Commit lee members Joseph W. Yarbrough of South Duylonn and Russell D. llarr of Largo. Dan­ is also a Range Rider mrmber. Wllh the larger number on the Committee, the Commission did not believe an alternate would be necessary. Coleman explained, "Th e Review Commit lee will start looking over the names starling Thursday, and lliry arc to make their recommen­ dations to Ihr Commissioners by March 27." He continued. "Then the Commission will start Interviewing their suggested candidates as soon ns possible after that, and we hope to be able to present the mailer for a formal City Commission decision at the next regularly scheduled meeting on April 0." Sheriff----------- Croomt School ol Choice, Sanlord, has officially opened Ha retail afore for the Teenage Parenting Program (TAPP). Jacqueline Amlch, top pholo left, a teacher at the school, watches some of the girls, from left to right, Tyronlca Vurney, A lic ia Creum lty, Tomsk* Hall and Tonya Milchell line up to purchase diapers for their babies from cashier Rita Creumlty. The store was started to give the students In TAPP an opportu­ nity to experience what It la like to run a business. The young ladles are responsible for all ol the facets of running the stpre. Shannon Davis, right, supervisor of students In the TAPP program, cheeks the diaper Inventory. Contlnuad from Pago f A ' to provide the park and play­ ground area rather than seek signs o f recovery, uv cording -to money from the city. "O f course Ihe report. A district monitoring any equipment that people may well In Geneva wns only one foot want to donate to the project below Ihe highest level II had would always be appreciated," reached during the past 10 years Altman added. which was reached on Aug. 31. Allman did not know exactly 1991. The well's level was 3 00 when he could bring the dino­ feel above I lie lowest level the saur to Hidden Lake, but plans wellwaler level reached In the last lOyearaon May 31, 1990. to house It at' a temporary The water In a Longwood storage area at first. The actual Installation Into the playground monitoring well remains about ISVk feel below the highest level area la yel lo be determined. II reached during Ihe past 41 The subdivision is west o f U.S. years on Sepi. 20. 1900 nnd 1 7 -9 2 , b e t w e e n A u r p o r t about 0.3 feel above Ihe lowest B o u leva rd and L ak e M ary level It reached on April 30. 1990. Boulevard. requested a larger list Contract- m o th e r and fa th e r, and especially my father, realized they had made an error." said John Jr. Esllnger said Friday he was disappointed by Ihe endorse­ ment and said statements that Polk had made an error were "absurd." ! ICon tinned from Fags 1A A simple majority of 50 per­ cent plus one of Ihe eligible employees may decide whether lo organize. Sanford police began the move towards unloriltallon early Iasi year. Reprcsentltlves of Ihe efTort cited favoritism In promotions and poor treatment among the le a d in g In c e n tiv e s fo r the bargaining effort. No officer has conic forward as an organizer, citing fears of retribution by police management. C o r r e c t io n A story In Sunday’s Sanford Herald Incorrectly listed the day or a Heathrow Country Club wine and cheese reception for th e " C o m m is s io n e r F red Slreelman Roast." The reception will be held Thursday at 7 pm . The recep­ tion Is free to those purchasing or selling tickets. Reservations for the April 24 roast ran be m ade by ra ilin g 830-1701. 321-1130. exl. 7205. or 8626316. Tickets must be picked up at Ihe reception. Business------ Roth Hems, which will be prrsrntrd for Ural reading, arc a public hear­ ilu- result ol rxtrnslve work und ing." He added. "A rrqucsl for discussions by mrmlxTs of ihr hearing could Im- made by any­ Lakr Mary Business Advisory one. nol Just Ihr applicant" Hoard, which has routed Ihr Wrsl continued. "If llirrr wire Ideas through the I’lannlng and no objections, und Ihls Is. for Zoning Hoard. Clly Staff. and rxumpli. an application for a site Clly Commission. plan llial mrrls all ol our rodrs The Lake Mary Clly Com­ and d o e s n 't r e q u i r e a n y mission mrrllng Is scheduled lo variances. Ihe YS7. will have Ihe begin at 7 p.m. tomorrow nlglil. authority to give (Inal approval." al Ihr lathr Mary Clly Hall. C Continued from Page 1A DBATHS JOHN JAMBS KANE John James Kane. 81, 711 E. First SI.. Sanford, dledf Monday, March 16. al Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. Bom May I, 1910, In Chicago, he moved to Sanford In 1973 from there. He was a retired shipping clerk for Clark Equipment Co. und a member of Church of Ihe Nativity. He was a honorary m em ber o f Knights o f C ol­ umbus, Honor Guard of Knights of Columbus, member o f the Over SO Club o f Sanford, Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, charter member of Ihe Federa­ tion o f Senior Citizens andRSVP. He was founder o f (he Senior Center In Sanford and active In Ihe Golden Age Oamcs. He was an Army veteran of World War 11. Survivor includes wife, Minnie F. Kane. Sanford. Brlaaon Funeral Home. San­ ford, In charge of arrangements. HUBXHT E. McSWAIN Hubert E. McSwaln. 78. 1317 S. Park Ave.. Sanford, died Sunday, Mareh 15. at Hlllhaven Healthcare Center. Sanford. Dorn Dec. 30. 1913. tn Terrytow n , Oa.. he m oved to Central Florida In 1952. He was a mechanic and a member o f Ihe Central Baptist Church. He was director of the Florida’s Peace­ makers Quartrl and Ihe Sacred Tone Quartet. Survivors Include wife, Troia; sons. Fred. Graceville, Bruce Miller. Daytona Beach; daughter, Linda Smith. Sanford. Patricia Dtckerman. lots Vegas, staler. Jessie Carter. Johns Comer. Oa.; 16 g ra n d c h ild re n and six great grandchildren. D aldwin-Patrchlld Funeral Home. Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mary, tn charge o f ar­ rangements. THOMAS WILLIAM "BAD NOT" OATES Thomas William 'B ad Boy" Oates. 76. 400 S. Locust Ave., Apt; *68 Redden Garden, died Tuesday. March 14. at DcBary Manor. Bom Oct. 16, IBIS, In Sanford, he was a lifelong resi­ dent. He was a farm worker apd M riw a iM . h u s i i t *. a Methodist. He was a member of F u m c s I M u lc t * lor Mr H ubtrl { ra *r umots m >» o the VFW. American Legion Post ■MV an M < v "tn tanSucM Wttaat *53. Amvel Pod *17 and Honor Ism at IS* (M in n Onp*1•• * » Degree of Veterans and Foreign Wars. He was an Army veteran o f World War II. Survivors Include daughter, Tommie Lee McLcord. Miami; five grandchildren and eight grea I-grandch Udtcn. WtlsorvElchelbrrger Mortuary. Inc.. Sanford. In charge of ar­ rangements. Baldwin FsircMId F n w i l Horn#, tn Loko Mory. wim Itw Roy Don H.ckt oOicItllng Inlormonl will toilm at Ooklown Park Comotor, In Itai a lloworl ffw lamily •ractariff Iid t w u nwmotiau bo mad* to mo Ha«s*a a* Control Florid*. I MO Mai Hand Conloo Parkway, tuts MB Maitland. F I uni. Baldwin Far leftlid Comotorlot and Funoral Ikomov Oaklawn PorkChopol. Lake Mary. In ittartt o* arranytmonH IH IL U N O . a iC H A R O L d U B lorokot Mr RKhard "O k k " SMIling will bo bold Saturday. Morin II, ol Carrollton Chutes M Cad. Finkibur*. Maryland Tho family rorywotik danaham to too Hoarl Attatlaltai Mltaior tlaodrt Itofhan a StMtu* Funoral Hama. Do Ilona. In choryo al errai^emenli Seminole National Bank You May Konianlw Tlii* Toam Of flanker* They A n IVopI* With Banking Kipenem* And KnovUdg* Of Tho Community. Thoy m t o o l Ptapla Boning Local N nd* ff» Welcome The Opportunity 7 b Serve YouI ■m z h h M m u m w B Richard Leake Shilling. 77. 2431 Evergreen Ave., Deltona, died Friday. March 13. at Florida Hospital. Orlando. Bom July 28, 1914, In Westminster. Md.. he moved to Sanford In 1959. He retired from Shilling Brothers Canning Factory. Survivors Include wife. Ruby Weller Shilling. Deltona; sons. Joseph L . Kent Island, Md.. R. EdWard. Westminster; daugh­ ters. Sandy Davis Osteen. Jane Dlntcrman. Weal minster; sis­ ter*, Virginia Gray, Boynton Beach: Elizabeth Weller. Key Largo. Louise Evans. Flnksburg. Md.: IB grandchildren and 18 grrat-gran dchllkcn. Stephen R. BaldaulT Funeral Home, DelIona, in charge of arrangements. YOU CAN ItllMlfMlB botni n urn i«r> *»•>$• Book ON US1 �Si •A - Sanford Hersld, Sanford. Florida - Tuaaday. March 17, 1997 W hites vote in referendum on ending apartheid By BARRYRBNPRBW Associated Press Writer u » « Business Review 9 AM - 3 PM J Prspsrsd by tha Advertising Ospt. at Itvs Sanford Herald I Oleander 3^4.98 I 25th St. Landscaping I Irrigation JOIIANNESI1UHQ. South Africa - Whites veiled today In a referendum on ending three centuries of while domination and sharing power with blacks, a vote on which President F.w. dc Klerk has staked tils political future. 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One right-wing poster depicts de Klerk meekly bowing to African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela. A government poster shows an armed, masked neo-Nail as the nation's future If Ihr referendum Is voted down. De Klerk's National Pany ran full-page newrrpa|»cr ads every day warning of a black uprising, economic collu|inr. rrnrwrd International sanc­ tions and furtlrr sports tuns if tire referendum tails Dr Klerk announced Ihe rate on Feb. 20. leaving less Ilian four weeks for the campaign. Vlolrncc and scarr turtles quickly followed One untl rrlorm group referred to Mandela's lies with Libyan leader Moarnmar tladhall and wile Winnie Mandela's IIHMl endorsement of "nccklaclng" — lulling people by putting biasing tires soakrd with tfiaollnr around their necks. "II liadhall Is yuur neat president's best friend and his wife sup|xirts nrcklactug us a means to tractive conllk l. would you vote >te for lor him ‘ ' ?" one ad trad A pro rrlorm ait. showing a woman and a baby, noted that wtanrit makr up thr majority of while votrra and coultl prevent right wingers from coming In powrr "On March 17. lire woman of South Africa tan |irrvrnl a war." It said Even longtime gjvrrument oppmirnls such as Mumlrla. thr African National Congress leader, and Anglican Atvhblslrop Desmond Tutu re­ luctantly urged whites to vote "yes." while rejecting lire tart that lire poll ru listed blacks ADVERTISING Hendrix Antiques law s d u rin g tw o years o f lig h tn in g rrfortn. would signal the end of white domination stretching back to the arrival of European settlers In the 17th century. Hut If defeated. De Klerk has said he would rrslgn. clearing the way for a whlles-only general election and the probable victory of pro-aparlheld forces. Any attempt to rclmpose upnrtheld would t»e resisted by the nation's 30 million blacks, plunging the country Into political chaos. If reform Is rejected, "there la no doubt where that must lead us — to a dead end of division and destruction," de Klerk said In a* newspaper message to voters on the eve of the referendum. Many blacks expressed frustration at once again seeing a whlles-only referendum. "W e want to see the end of apartheid. It's a long time we struggle." said a Mark office cleaner. Nelson Mandela, president o f the African National Congress, said the Mack opposition group would fight If reforms were halted. "Any suggestion that we should return to those days (of old-style apartheid) will be resisted with all the (lower ot our command." Mandela said Monday In a final appeal for 'yes' votes. "Those who remember what the swastika meant In Europe... know It means the same thing In South < ....... rjow."“ said Each tje fleer, leader ' rof (lie antl-apartheld Democratic Party. *h lch Is barking de Klerk. De Klerk says the country's only hope Is u negotiated deal with the black majority. Proapartheid forces, however, say de Klerk Is leading the country Into the kind of chaos that they claim has wrecked black Africa. Alldries Treumlchl. head of Ihe pro-apartheid Conservative Party, has told the country's 5 million whiles they could lose everything to a governm ent run by black Marxists If thr referendum passes. 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Jobs and trade were Ihe dominant Issues In Ihe weeklong campaign to win the struggling Rust Bell, although the Democratic race was side­ tracked at the end by rough mudsllnging between Clinton and J en y Brown. Clinton hoped for a Midwestern sweep to add to last week's Super Tuesday blowout, well ahead In late polls In both states, the Arkansas governor was poised to become the prohibitive favorite for the Democratic nomination. Buchanan himself established Michigan as perfect proving ground for hla "America First" message, but late polls showed he was more likely to have a tough time matching past showings. Buchanan abandoned his talk of toppling Bush and relumed to his battle cry that a vote lor him would "send Washington a message to wake up." Bush, In a slop In Milwaukee, hardly sounded worried on an elecllon-eve trip to Wisconsin and Illinois that ralrod SI million for his re-election effort at a lime even conservative enthusiasm for Buchanan's rebellion appeared to be waning. "I'v e been very pleased." Bush said of his unbroken siring of 15 victories. But he refused to predict hla margins: "Never try lo say how high the high bar should be on these primaries." Among the Democrats. Clinton held healthy leads heading Into today's balloting and sought to end the day with a good chunk of the 295 Democratic delegnes al Make. Me had 706.25 delegates even before Ihe poBs opened — one third o f what 11takes lo be nominated. Already, there was talk of Clinton as the presumptive nominee, and party leaders called on the candidates to tone down Ihe personal attacks lest they provide Republicans with ammunition for the fall campaign. While predicting wins in bath stales. Clinton aides said the man lo watch In Michigan was Brown, the former California governor and nngry-man candidate who workrd feverishly to lap Into the stale's economic anger — vividly Illustrated by mounting auto layoffs and anger at perceived unfair Japanese trade practices. Ctlnlon aides said Brown was approaching 30 percent In lale Internal Michigan.polls. A strong showing by Brown would be more bad news for former Massachusetts Sen. Paul Tsongas. who Immediately after poor showings In Ihe South said the real teal of the race would come on the neutral Midwest turf. But he showed little success In broadening hla appeal to blue-collar und minority voters, and was damaged with hla opposition to a ban on striker replacements and comments critical of American car quality, Tsongas already was looking ahead to next week's Connecticut contest, which offers him more affluent suburban voles — the source of hts past success. "W e're In this campaign until Ihe convention," Tsongas said as he campaigned In Moline, 111. "A t the convention there wilt be one quesllon. Who can best George Bush? Who Is electable? ... That Is the question. I am the answer." 409 Laurel A vs., San lord DIESEL. KEROSENE. ANTI FREEZE. LUBRICANTS. FILTERS. MINERAL OIL. INDUSTRIAL OILS. MINERAL SPIRITS F N l ~ Clinton, Bush aim m agic to stifle opponents J a y 's F a s M o n s Candidates campaign for American trade ■ »f lU U «M H C I AP Political Writer RIVER ROUGE. Mich. — The room was silent as Jerry Brown read a poem by a blue-collar worker: “ Buy American while you Mill can. The yen cartel haa Ha own plan. ... While all our Jobs drift away. Ihe Japanese awing and away." Then came ctwera from Inc union members and churchgoers who had come lo Ihe Union Second Baptist Church on Monday night lo see a presidential candidate they regard as their spokesman and best hope. "People oulslde Michigan don't gel II." Brown ■aid. "They Ihlnk that If you protect Jobs In (Michlgaul you're pandering — that people arc selfish If they want to slay employed and not are Ihelr Jolts go lo Mexico or aisnr other foreign country." He disagrees, as does hla Republican coun­ terpart Patrick Buchanan. The two protectionist presidential hopefuls flooded Michigan with trade rhetoric and not-so-veiled Japan bashing In the week preceding today's primary. Many In Michigan blame Ihe auto Industry's decline on Imports and cheap factory labor In Mexico and Asia. The state 1st* lost tens of thousands of Jobs In the past few years. "W e're Just fpilng lo get smaller and smaller." said Brad Smith. 36. an auto designer from Film. " I say protect our industries artd limit how much money wc'rr going to send out Into the world." Despite wlde^rread sen Ilmen I like that, the candidate* expected to win today were President Bush and Democrat Bill Clinton. They and Paul Tsongas, another Democrat, had the tall order iff defending Ihelr frer-lrude stands In a stale with 0 percent unemployment. Bush presented his case on television, where Ills campaign pointed out lhal Buchanan — despite hla America-First theme — owned a Mercedes, and ki person, at a Kalamazoo medical manufacturing plant that sells almoal a third of lla produrta overseas. "borne people simply don't grl it. They see the challenges of thr global economy and I hey say: Let's draw Ihe Minds, bolt the doors: maybe Ihe whole world will so away," Bush lold several hundred Stryker Corp. employers Iasi Friday. "Th e future belongs to those who have the will lo compete." Clinton and Tannga* also talked about com­ pel lug to win. Tsongas, the former Massachuset Is senator, reproached U.S. Industry for being slow lo make quality a priority while Clinton, the Arkansas governor, said he'd m il lax Incentives (or moving Jobs overseas. The litmus-test trade Issue In this election has hren last track — shorthand for the authorlly Hush won from Congress lo negotiate a trade agreement with Mexico wllhoul congressional Intervention Congress granted hla request and will voir Ihe trraly up or down when It's finished �F T T T T T •A - Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Tuaaday. March IF. 1902 Protests mark some Irish-day festivities ■ rD A V IB K ID M O ftl Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - Bit by bit. evidence Is building that the economy has pulled out of Its stall and started growing again. An Increase In employment In February, a strong rebound In retail sales and other positive signs have convinced most analysts that the economy has finally left the recession behind. Now they arc wondering whether the recovery will last and whether It will be strong enough to make an Impact on the lives of most Americans. "February Is really the first month of the revived recovery, as for as t can see." said economist Robert O. Dcderlck. "But then the question Is ... 'Is It going to be ■ y M U L O B IT M II Ataoclatad Praia Writer______ O ay Irish -A m erica n *, b arred from to d a y 's St. Palrlrk'a Day Pnraitr In New York, worked to hold their own march. Meanwhile, the woman mayor of Savannah. Ga.. was snubbed by the a ll-m a le o rg a n ize rs o f a post-parade feast. E l s e w h e r e t o d a y . St. Patrick's Day parades were planned In Kansas City, Mo., and Des Moines. Iowa. In Massachusetts. Gov. William Weld planned to attend a corned b eef luncheon In Lawrence, about 30 miles north o f Boston. New York's parade — the nation's largest — was sched­ uled to start at 11 a.m. Police expected 130.000 marchers. 200 bands and 2 million spectators. The Irtsh Lesbian and Oay Organization planned Its own march past reviewing stands an hour before the starting time. Recovery strong enough to last? Instead that the gay group was not entitled to Jump ahead of others on the parade walling list. Monday's ruling set the stage for a number of city officials — Including Mayor David Dinkins — to boycott the traditional venue for poli­ ticians. sustainable at a pace that satisfies the public and officialdom?' It's too soon to tell on that." . Economist David Berson of the Federal National Mortgage Association said he believes the economy Is shifting gears from no growth to slow growth. "I think we're going to be very vulnerable to pauses. ... Any sort of unexpected shock Is more likely to slow the economy or make It go negative." he said. Analysts were getting plenty o f new evidence today with three government reporls on activity In February. The Federal Reserve was reporting on Industrial pro­ duction. the Commerce Department on new housing construction and the Labor De­ partment on consumer prices. Most economists expected a strong gain of around 0.7 percent In the Fed's Industrial production Index, bolstered In particular by Increased output on automobile assembly lines. It would be the first Increase In four months and follow a sharp 0.9 percent drop In January. Housing starts, which shot up 3.S percent In January, likely did not rise os strongly In February. Most analysts looked for a modest gain o f around I percent. A few expected a decline because heavy rains depressed building activity In Southern California and Texas. Meanwhile. Inflation should be relatively well behaved. Analysts were expecting a moderate 0.3 percent Increase In the Consumer Price Index In February. Easier-to use caps due for kid-proof containers An additional 44 percent were caused by drugs that were In easy-lo-open containers that pharmacists had been asked to WASHINGTON - How do you make a childproof medicine con­ provide. "What we want to do Is protect tainer that doesn't frustrate the children from poisoning." says elderly? Ken Giles of the consumer First, design a rap that appeals commission. "W e want to come to thinking skills rather than to up with a closure that people wilt Some officials expressed physical strength, says the use." conem that spectators, fear­ C o n s u m e r P r o d u c t S a f e t y "W e will do something vi­ The agency has been working ing disruption because of the Commission. sual and sym bolic.'' said for years on a new test. controversy, would skip the Then, use people aged 00 to 75 spokeswoman Eileen Clancy. The children's part of the lest parade. Police planned to ns lest subjects. Instead of the "Out we're not planning any­ w o u l d c o n t i n u e to be a c ­ have 300 to -100 more officers strapping. l8-to-45-year-old thing disruptive." complished by giving 3- and 4 on duty than last year, or adults that have been In the test year-olds. In groups of two. five more than 3.000 In all. The protest was announced groups In the past. minutes to try to open the after U.S. District Judge The consumer commission In Savannah, the Hibernian container. An adult then demon­ Pierre Leval on Monday ref­ says hundreds of children's lives Society, which sponsors that strates how It's done and the used to order the Ancient have been saved by safety raps, city's parade, declined to In­ kids get another five minutes. On er of Hibernians to let the but In limes of pain many an vite Mayor Susan Weiner to If 85 percent of 200 children homosexuals march. adult groping for aspirin has Its traditional post-parade can't open the container In the The Roman Catholic cursed their existence. feast. It was the first time first round and 80 percent fall In fraternal group has argued It Elderly adults often Just give Hibernians can remember the second, the container Is has the constitutional right of up. leaving the lids on their that a mayor hosn'l been considered childproof. freedom o f association to m ed icin es o ff or loosened, Invited. For adult testing, the con­ exclude homosexuals. The creating a hazard for children. "In the past. It's always sumer commission bus decided homosexuals sued for the A Poison Control Center study been an all-male alfalr. and It right to march on the grounds says 17 percent of the prescrip­ manufacturers should replace will continue to be so." soci­ that the parade Is a public tion drug poisonings In 1988. young and middle-aged adults ety President Thomas M. with the elderly and make sure forum. the last year for which such Splllanc said. Weiner said she they can figure out how to open Leval dldn t address the statistics are available. Involved would accept their decision. the container In one minute or constitutional Issue, ruling products that were In unsecured less. childproof containers. But researchers are finding more variables In the physical abilities of people over age 70 than among children under age 10. leaving the agency a little planned. stumped over the tests that "M y Cousin Vlnny." the courtroom cap-r should be used. starring Joe Pcscl. was good for S7.4 million In its "Children don't have the dex­ LOS ANOELES - "Wayne s World" topped the premiere. It was followed In third place by the terity that adults do. but once box office for the fifth straight weekend while high-tech drama "Lawnmower Man." which you get to 70 you don't have It "M y Cousin Vlnny" debuted strongly In second canted $5.4 million. eith e r." suys Mark Bennett, place. Edward James Olmos' "American Me." about spokesman for calmar Inc. the Mexican Mafia, debuted In fourth with ticket Garth and W ayne's suburban adventures sales of S3.4 million while playing In limited brought In S8.4 million at the nation's movie release of 830 screens. Olmos stars In and theaters, up slightly from a week ago. Exhibitor directed the film. "Fried Green Tomatoes" Relations Co. Inc. said Monday. "Wayne's World" collected $3.3 million for fifth place. has made S68.2 million to date and a sequel Is By D IA N I CUSTOM Associated Press Writer________ ALL FLORIDA SUNNILAND LIQUID LAW N ED G ER \ 6-6-6 It $2^9 Rag. MOO Rag. MOO V - --- -- -- FLOWERING GERANIUMS ANNUALS 4 PK. 5" POTS 'Wayne’s W orld’ tops box office fifth week . . mm Service. W e Guarantee It &u ■ I If MONEY Now you can write your own loan any time with a First Union Prime Equity Line. Because, based on the equity built up in your home, it will allow you to borrow money without even going to the bank. II you qualify, alt you do is write a draft for the amount you need. So you'll never have to forego a major purchase or timely Investment because you're short of cash. Terms are flexible. Interest rates are competitive. Ybu pay no finance charges until you use the account. 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Page 3B ■ Classified, Page 4B ■ Com ics, Page 6B Record breaking Tribe IN BRIEF Ortiz, offense put SHS into record book LO CALLY Lazaic stymies U-Mass O H I.ANIK) — Lake Mary ur.uhiatr Aiillm m l.a/alr Ui-vsctf a lliu-r hitter over » 2/3'lnnhlK* >,s I hr University id Crutrnl Florida tupped vM lInf! I'nlverM ty ol Ma»^u husi tiH H-.r> Monday nil’ ll! l.a/ali si lurk out seven 111 IllipmvInU Ills rrrord In 11-2. •Jiililnr uulflrlilrr Chail Mallnla liail :i tills, lin lulling Ills ninth hoiiir run o f I hr sr-ssun as llic Knlulils |ni|imvrd ihrlr rriiird In III -r> Manilla ilimlili il in I hr first tnnlntf. hll a sulu linnir run In trail nit ih r Ihlril Innlnft anil sinRlde In tin- srvrnlh UCF w ill linsl Cnrnrll T u rsilay rvrnlllU slartlnital 7 |i hi al Ihr IJCF llasrliull Cimiplrk AROUND TH E S TA TE Jordan keys Bulls romp MIAMI — Mlrharl Jordan nrnrril 117 (mints and kryril two Im irlhquuMer sururs as thr ChlraKii Hulls uun Ihrlr sixth straight ({ainr. I I *> 11x I nvrr Miami on Munday nlulu Hnnv Srlkalv had 21 |m!nls and IN rrlMiuiids lot Miami. 1)11 all tlm r against Chicago The Ural, wlinxr home rrrnrd drn|>|>rd In 23-10. have Irralrn rv rry Kaelrm Cnnlrrrnrr Irani except Ihr Hulls tills srasnn llurarr Grant hail 12 nl Ills 20 points and Jordan I I (mints in Ihr third »|uartrr. whlrh rndrd with ('lilt ago ahead 8(1-72 Courier struggles to win KKV IIISCAYNK — On I lit- verge "I • linililnn to No 1. Slrlan Ki II mt Hlost In No 28-1 Itnhlilr Weiss. a ((unllllrr fnun runlr Vcdni llr a rli. surprised Kdtirrg 6 3. 3-0. 0-1 III M onday's ililn l round al ih r Inlrm allonal Players Chntoplonshlps Heratise ol ihr Idlosvnrrallr nature ol Ihr A T P itiliip u lir. II Jim Courier falls lo rearh Sunday s llnal. Ktlhrru will soil supplanl Inin as No I Courier liarrli advanred lilnisrll The drlrndluu champion was struggling against Andres Gome/ in Ihrlr llnal set when the veteran horn Keuador rrllrrd because of a sore lell ankle |he day 's oilier upset w as orrheslraled by ti more lanilllar name — John MeEliroe lie heal seventh ranked Goran Ivanlsrvlr 5-7. 7-5. 7 5 la-fore a rouroux nlRhl-lline erowd llorls lift ker also won. and Pete Sampras rllnilnnirtl Jim m y * onnors W H A T ’S H A P P E N IN G Junior College Baseball SI. J o h n 'i River Community Seminole Community College. 3 p m C o lle ge at Varsity Baseball Lake Qianlley al Seminole. 3 30 p m Lake Howell al Osceola. 7pm J.V . Baseball Deltona al Lyman. 7pm Lake Diantley at Lako Mary. 7 p m Boys' Golf Lake Branlley vs. Seminole al Maylali C.C.. 3 30 p m Lake Mary vs. Oviedo al Ekana C.C., 3 30 p m Lyman vs Lake Howell at Deei Run C.C., 3 30 pm Girls' Golf Lake Biantley vs Seminole at Maylalr C C . 3 30pm Lake Howell vs Lyman al Rolling Hills C C . 3 30 p m Oviedo vs Lake Maty at Alaqua C.C., 3 30 p m Varsity Softball Lake Mary vs. Oviedo at Red Bug Paik. 3 30 pm Lyman at Lake Howell, 4 p m Somlnolo al Lake Biantley. 7 30 p m 17-0 start best ever in county By DILL K E R N S Herald Correspondent By BILL KERNS SANFORD — Suim-tlinrs repcll linn n erdsn twist Although using the su m ' route of solid defense mill explosive humid that Is h\ now tM-ruinlnd re|iellllve In lls utirlelr.iled start, the Seminole lltdli School varsity hasehatl train list'd seven strong Ituiliidx of rrllrl In Kvatt Ortiz to ti-eover Irmn a 3 0 llrsl Irnilrtd hide and d " <"> t<> whip l.eeshurd I I I In a Class :IA Dlslrlel 5 dame al Setulnide Field Monrlay aliemiNin. ''Myan really rlld a line job." said Setnllllde head cwii II Mike Powers 'T h ese kills have reallv com e around. They don't del nervous when tllrv 'rr In hind They don't |rri'ss they sim ply do the loodaiurntals " The victory was No 17 III a row without a defeat tor Ihe Tribe, lire itiosi m ilxcrtillvr wins without a loss al die si,itl of a season III S e u iln iile C o iin lv h is to ry (see realled sloryl. and was a good torieup for today s showdown wuh Lake Hr.miles Seminole will host die Patrlols In die hid Seminole A lh lrlle Cottlereitee contest slartllld at .1 311 |i m al Seminole Field. Mohhv Mord-ui. who has I h tu halllhid lendlnllls. daw up studies in Leesburg's hrsl three halters before Orll/ relieved flint Hen llusa tto. Clmi Pallersou. and Heau Youitd all st ored on Mordan's areoillll as die Yellow Jackets. now l li, nreounled lor lour ol their seven hits In the opriilnd frame Alter allowlud lout ol Ihe IIIst seven hatters lie laeed lo real'll base vilely. Orll/ (now 2 0 on the season) settled down lo retire seven In a tow The lunlot rldhlh.mdei siirrentlerrd only one m u on lour hits, strlklndoul three and w alking lour. “ I hit cntuloilahle." v iiil llrtl/ •Mv-eurve tiall wasn't working. hut I was throwing strikes I moved my fastball in and mil; worked on ihr ItN-allon. and kept them oil halaiiee with my nfl-speeil pllrli- The tiefettse did a real good (oh behind me. alter we recovered Imm the 3-0 start ''What d<»t me shaky early was when I d"< hit In die It'd Ihi the seetind Imilild on a line-shot by Lee Slnimousl Thai lell a hid old w ill, and really uiessetl me up " Mall Freeman led Sem inole's ol Irnsive .mark. d"U'd 2 lnr-3 with a double, lout KHI. ami title rim scored Nine Pldhlliid Semlltnlcs either had a lot. v tired a run or had an KHI Amniid Ihe hid lints w e ir Demy Ht'.unon 12 lot I three runs stoieili. Anthony K oI k-Hx |2 lot 3. two 14HI I Dave Kt kstelu I l lor-3. two tuns samrd) and Plulllp Kind See S e m in o le. Page 211 IvvtVtffV Wm.naS VI MINOI I O I t l VHURC I IN III I t i l Itl IN I - II II I f Got hr* (il Herald Correspondent N4pp»f tir'd VOwf'9 % *i>*Q4r 0*1 (U A-vJ N*p<i«r i0 M JB rsprvr HR non# Hrtofdf It 0 Of f fj Ol IP f i»*m*n JB L*rvZ>v«g 1* Httiio rn o io ib fl M»»l Sp*»» Seminole High School second basoman David Ecksletn makes a good play lo grab an wide throw from catcher Mall Freeman and lag out Leesburg s Andy Miller (No 221 on an attempted steal al Seminole Field Monday From Staff Report* Lake Mary vs Oviedo at Red Bug Paik. 4 45 pm Lyman at Lake Howoll, 5 p m Semlnolo al Lake Branlley, 6 p m S A M O KI) Clitn k leiilltt) tl|>|K*«l .» three rim. MMdr Ili« p.nk hmm m il in hrr.ik .1 A 3 tie .in K m Htimttit I t ln vroU l In-Med tin* L.tkr Marx I *iat> 7 3 and » llnrtic'd I lit* 1 hainplniishlp nl th<‘ Saiilnnl K« « I* a Uni 1 I h p arliiiriil Mr i ih Mnndax Nielli S i iih i ( Polar Ikar Sntit>.ill l.rannr at < li.isr Pal k l.amh s lilani 1 aiiu vx 11 li onr nut in tli« tilth InttlMi! d l»r Mikr* O urns had ualkcd and I i r u l l Krvlli had ira i lird nil an t 1 inr I h r v |r |nr v i m p m u il Kt*n KuiniiH I s rnTifd to 7 ’«? utnlr iii«* loss dmp|H'd I.#1 k1 Marx Puli K< n l<ultima I s nr arrsl %niii|M lilnr. In 3 t XXtill HIM XXI ♦ k l« II III the* MMMltl III III' ntlit I C.IIIII N Mnndax nielli ihr Wrrt kln^ (*n xx xxnii It* (turd Hama* in its I.ihI four starts xxith a |.t ♦» tinunph nxr i C'afr Snrrrnio and Ili«* linniiilnxxn Ikixs ^ni a 7 () foffrlt illtl from Sladrk s SliiHiI» is Boys' Tennis Deltona at Lyman. 3 30 p m Lake Mary vs Lake Brantley al Sanlando, 3 pm Oviedo al Spruce Creek. 3 30 p m Seminole al take Howell. 3 p m Girls' Tennis Dellona at Lyman, 3 30 p m Lake Brantley at Lake Mary, 3 p m Spruce Creek at Oviedo, 3 30 p m Track Sem inole Relays at Sem inole. 5 30 p m (Continuation ol suspended meet horn March 61 Compiled from aloft and wire report • I It ASK K TH ALL 7 .to p in S IN Oitundn Magu II I NIIA. New York Knn ks al C o m ple te listings on Page SB See Ret o ld . Fade 211 Ken Rummel claim s M onday softball title J.V . Softball B E S T B E T S ON T V "Unbelievable W illi Ihnl word Seminole assistant roach Mod Keidcrstiti summed up the feeling "I Ihe Seminole llldh Si Inmd v.itxitv baseball team 's 17 0 start which breaks Ihe Seminole A lh letli C on leren ee re to ld |irrvlously set In I'.IHfi by Lake Mary's I t io start anil tala pillls thrill lo No 3 III Ihe Class .3 A stale poll "W e really didn't expect l " start out I lie season 17 0 said S em in ole head t oat h Mike Powers, who stairs onlv two seniors " Il leels d<s«l The kills are perlormltid real wi ll They know wlmt wimilud Is ami they like It They play fodelher as a tram I In v re realty excited. It's not ton toudh al all lo del I hem op tor each dame " Although no one could have expected Oils. I h r uilpiri , denied rise w hit It has a Semi note llldh learn ranked lot Ihe llrst time Is not an accident ell her Krv players .Irrrm v Clumai Seoll Fergersou. Dave la ks trill. Mall Freeman and Mohhv Mordan have been plavlni'. lod(*lltr'r lor live. Veals Mnxl ol Ihi' players have competed lodellier lor alHiul lluee veals T w o years ado. as Ireshnieil. Ih e tin e ol Ih e Tribe's eon eiil squad led i lie |umor varstlv Irani to an I I (l start Duriiid Ih e sum uiel billow in g List year's I I I I spiuid season I hey won t h e Coll World Series and helped Seminole s Allied rail l.t'dion ream lo a 21 O record "O ur It'dlmt plav Iasi sum im-r reallv lielpi d us mil v iiil Powers. "W e 'v e Im-cii hulldtild dlls Irani lor two years Hill tills is kind ol xurprlsiud W e've d"l I rolls In die dud m il." C hiinu l IS O. I OO KM A I c o m b in e s w ith sophom u it T imIi I Hradeii (lit ) 2 07 KMAl lo head S e m in o le's xttoiid p io h in d s ta ll w hit It has allowed Just 20 total earned runs Mannlud Ihe bull pen an Junior s Plulllp Kind Ith n e saves). Myall Orll/ 12 o 23H) KMAl and Freeman 1.3 I). I 02 KMAl Mordau. holheretl hv lendlnllls. has one w in Slick i t iller llrliler Anlhoiiv MoIh'II s ami lell Iteldei Kind dive die tribe llrlUelllluus s|H*etl III the tMill It ItI I It ■III.ill (at eateherl, Kcksleln (seeoml b a s e ) , a n il F c r d <’ l * ti n Ishortstopl Io iiii ail uutla|i(ia hie mltltlle lulu III ( hull.it and Hwla t>» tommy Coach Tim Winkle (left) the Wrecking Cn*.% s Su m - W o Hoy aruunii third base or. his homo on route to an inside the par* home run The blast scored U o runs during a seven run fourth inning eaplosion that led the Crew to a 13 6 victory over Cafe Sorrento Ih r IkMiininun lk*xs umxrd it into a 1 it Itn m i olid xx 11 h I.«ik«' Mai x |*lili xxith a ft 4 in n id xxlilla* C\ilr Sorfrnto is J f> and tin U m kinu ( irxx and Sladrk % Sinuous a ir tmlh 3 «i Ihr llnal rrtpilat st .imhi paints xx ill I* first Mnndax ni^ln I Ik Ham rs xxtir tallied mil nil fat* 71 At ♦* 30 p in tin IkMiinlnun lw»xs xx ill (ilax < ale Sorrento al 7 !Ml p in Ken Kninm el xx til take mi ilia W rcrklllg t*irxx and .Il h M) p m l^ike Marx Puh and Sladrk s Sl»n: l*ers xxill ( Imm ilia m ’.im iii lin in g tlir d a m a g e Inr K m K ililim i l ('Ile x in h I xx* n Mlki Mi ladinii (Ixxn dimities nni lull si nri'd. on e H ill) O u e n s (ixxn singles, ntte m il s« or i'll |. left All tl lixxn singles, one Kltll l.amh Ihnme run. ntie ttm sa-ored three Kill) li vn il Krvln lone singli lun tuns m f iti*(I ntte Kltll ( hi is \|t kli Old Mark Kttssi (une single ant) mu mn M ined i.u lil and Mark Ai» n and Dent il Krvln (one single i .h hi Pa< ing the Lake Marx Puh nllt iim u rn (Litx Stephan (one dunhli uni single). Kt rrx K eelrt and Doug Wnllxet (ixxn singles and unt run m mi d e.11 It) Mikf litaimnn Inin dnuhle) IJ.ixt (oildsllt k four singli ixxn Kltll V hr is War go llrian ( ’ intis and Ikihhx Keefer lime single eat In and Mlki Marshall |uu« mn m mi di S ie v e W ood ley h igh lig h t! it a seven run Iniirih inning u iili a two run. insidt the |Mfk linine mu as Ihe W tei king < leu htuke axxax In Mil l » If .111 lo pi- k up I 1 xxiti Winning pin In r ( ralg A|»;h I See S o ftb a ll. Page i l l («t* MlNliAf (f*a ***» t • #*>IwmiDfl (S filV i Ml t Ml III • Ilf IN • >oa an • a ia 11 ia l 11 t 0 �2R Sanford Hertld Sanford Florida - Tuesday. March 17 199; l* W :V M I ! r • \>1V- * Ba ltim ore «% Montreal at W r i t P a lm Meat h I 01 p m T r i a l « i Philadelphia at C le a rw a 'e r I 01 p m At Sanfon) Of l«ndo C hicago A/h.tr So* v* N V V a n l m at Monday night l o r t l aud rrd a l* I 01 p m F in fra c t S/H. A. 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K it if; and I lnin.it and I5lvr llir I i i I h *i f» ;i It-iid i li.it llu i n r i r i trlim|iilslit*d I Mil II |»r« 11v solid s-ild I rt t in,til VS It* 11 I s.tu (lit b; i »\ Mlir rli*Ml(it Id rtl K ilt in I km u it u.ts o v r f Ills lit**id I In ii llir it .m i s i .m m i I mlt* n .ind lu ll If ic u t il l i r e in «i n .« n d M u M i f I s InuMliulHrd tin third iiMiini; u n h Mill sin^lrs j f l t t 1 rrsh iitL: li.ict ti* I|m cI (h r « *«iih 4 Ml t *>111111111 iiib ; l l i i r r rrritrs K «ri*n s o ii sin^Mtl in IW ain oii ss it Ii llu* im ii in Iht fo tirili innifii** Autn/f nda'a ) Cardinal G Mnnc • Clay* JA t M ia m i M evtm .nyter I t ) ) 7 F lor ida High ) Palm etto 4 M u lb e rry 1 W P B C ardin al N ew m an 4 P rn v a r Ola Catholic 7 B'ountytown 1 Jackyonville Bode* t A lachua Santa F e 10 Q u in cy Shank* ( I t t) (• It (1 7) n o t) (9 ) l (1 7) 11 It n o 7t (7 71 (* 71 DO 107 77 74 17 4* 47 29 21 It A lio re ce ivin g vote* Madivon County 19 (h ip le y Ik E uvfiy 11 P'tte C»e*t 14 f o r t Pierce John C e rro ll • M 'l ytoryl C le e rw e 'e r C eotrei CethotK 1 F lo n d e A ,r 1 lib e rty C ounty 1 M e» 4 «A 4 t Clew IA I Ft leud Meytmmytoe II) (111 1)4 7 Teilwhwwee Met ley 1 1) (1 I) (9) ) Tempo Temple Me'^fy (4 0) M 4 Ve,o leteyrtte <41 0)1 11 1 St Aug St JovephyAcedem, 14 01 4! 4 HwnemeCify Chriyt.en i) J) le 7 F'o r. ife B'b'e Ch*lytien (14: 4« 4 Mevt Pelm Beech Kiri)t I* )l )$ • St Pttervburg S7to»ec*eyt 14)1 I) 10 Jey (( tt ;t Alvo receiv«r*g vote*Ceotwey JO OecV (hnytien I) North f lor.de (hriyl.en to lekeleryd Ser*te f e 4 St Pe ter *bu» g Cethoi>c 4 Leke Morth Chnyf.wn ) Big inning hangs loss on Raiders From Stall Report* J A C K S O N V IL L E G rn c M .inulitu .i tu n rim h om e i i i i i In .1 nix n m lim it linilii** ns r io tlilii C o in im iiilly C o llfijr ut JarksoiivllU * 1I1 fi-.iliil S.'iiilm ill<*i>111111 m illy C iillrU r S-.r> In n m.ikt- ii|> M ill I Im lil.i ( ’ o n l r t f l i r r ti.is rf i.itl r i u i l r s l 111 K C C J s N n rlli C .in i) mis M iiniluv ulirrII,Mill III, II.m in s u , 11 iiilu iii.itlv s r l i n l i i l r i l t o |i|ui l l l M il i i u I iif lllllillllll ('ulli'|ii Iriilll Mill llis )tl,i I I I .1 iliilllllr llr .lilr r .11 I iiiiiic Nti(iitl.ix .illeriKMin. lull llir i*.im rs h a il In lir r a i i r r l l , 'i l Ix r m is i' uf llir r n fllr r in llin iil vx IIIi ll i r S la ts DiniU K nliiti (2 H| u as ll i r u ilililllll p ill In i Ini ! ( (- I u n h 11 lli l tirfp trull, I’aul T liiiin lu il M a n iiln ii u .is i lu i f> u l i l l r C ar Ins A n n a s xxi ill *Mnr I as tfir S ta is lllip rn v ril llir ir r r r n lil In I i i i i n vrra ll am i Ii f> In tin i n u lc rrii, e Till* Inss m ill'll SCC s lllm lrsl t u n y . Iin r w llltllllU s ltra k as llir K a lilrrs fi ll In I I 12 I n vrrall am i I r» In llir MKC S r in ln n lr w ill In a l lliin ir lull.iv. Iin sllnii S i. tln llll’H K lv ri C u illlllU lU ly Culli « v I I I aiin thrr M IC K auir s la tllim al J p m al K a lllrt Flclil SCC w ill a|s,i p lay h n inr H 'linrs llm rs ila v laRalllM In illan ICIv.i |. I 'rlilav i W n n r s iii S ta ir C n llrip '. M ass.ii Im s r lls l and S a lm d a v IC in lr.'il Florida C n iiiiiiiin lly Cnlk'Url T lliits ila ) and Friday s panics u ill siarl al il p m u n h S a t u r d a y 's till ■nartinii.il 2 p m Record C o n tin u e d fr o m I’ a g r I I ) Jn lill l.littn lliK an ■ hul llir llltlrld al llls l has. S rm ln n lr aw raumu •••> runs |M-r liain r. Is lt d n tlru M vrly hv C liu n a l I M ill a v r r a n r . I l u r r lin in r runs. 11* K ill fi-IO nil h a v | n i i n i l a i i r ) , Fns in.in I il.r,il. IH IIIII r,IO nn lias. |m-rct'lll.iy*,'l F rriirrs ,ill I J2I> Ili s ln lril lias, s S27 n il lias.- |» ri r lila y r 17 lu lls s. nti dl and A lillin tiv Knl. r r is t . 12:1 lit K llll O ilie r lilU i n iilr llm lu fs a rr I I ksi. Ill w h o U.is all S A l last v ra r .m il led llir m u n t y in s ln lril i y i s i i IIS lu lls saniedl. K lllii | Ii!).". nil hasc p el. i n latir l*> ru ns st n redl and D rm y Ik-amnn ( 2li7. r. I I mi lias. |HTi . ular;i lf> tu n s s r n ir d l " T lir ir isn l pisl n n r sta r.'' s.ild F'rr|*rrsnii " Kv« r y Imdy llia i has |{ollrn In in ih. Ii.dl y.nm has iln n r som ethin^: Fm rx a n ip lr U n m n liv id has pirn h ran i u i . i an d s r n rrd Iw le r T h r y 'v r w n ik rd h au l Im a Imn; lim e in net here Mlki IS tu rrs Is dnliiK a n rra l pdi F ills a lle in iH H i a l :l .III p m S e lllllin le 11*1 III th e S A C | lat i s Its tn u u h e s t i h a llr n y p - y e l III h n s ll u i ; L a k e lle a n lh \ lit. d> le n d in g S e iu lu n le A l II I ,'I U C l lll l e r t 'l i r r ■ h a m p m n s wlm a ie n | t h is y e a r . 2 I in llu - S A C S ir III • • I 'll tw o Mill' III (III sliiiit Hint (Imiltlr nut hiti^lt iviti Midi .tiiil hr nli S|Mikt* lour tltiulilt ttin sin^lt lu u unit* P A N A M A C IT Y Ikrr* ty the fir t l Flo rid a Ip ortc M r iter c Ayvociafion d ate hiQh tihool baveball poll Record* and Itrt l place ypfre are »n parentheve* Clay* 4A 1 O rla n d o D * Phillip* (41 I I I 71 It* 7 M ia m i Southwevt I ) ) 104 ( I I 01 1 Coconut Creek (7 ) t) 117 t) 4 Napiey B a rro n Collier t) (701 1 Seravota (7 I) *) 4 M>ami Soufhndge (10 7) SI 1 Bradenton M ena tee so ( I t 7) 8 Sara lo t a R . . f « - a 4/ I I )) t Apopka (71 44 (1071 10 F o rt M elton Beach (10 1) 14 Alva receiving vote* W ellington 1 Orlan d o Boone 1 T am pa * ing 4 St Pete Noetheavl ) Jackyonville Te rry Parker ) M .ra m a r ) Ta m p a Gaither J C oral Springy Ta r a va il* ) F'enyaco'a Tate } Sparavh R ive r ) Dunedin 1 John | Leonard I "S m ile itu ys lia v ,' still I m n sayliiK w rit, ynn pisi h a v rn 'l played anynu r y rl s a id IN iu rts I hr In** Irll lale liain r u 111 I m' l„ ik r Itran llry W e a lw a ys play th rill lmiy;h I’m , id, d u, p lay hihn I d t'lru sr It s |*ulni| In I m- a <lo|{ llylu M*t4kf Photo by I Mark Speer Jack Niles' 3 for 5 day was not onough as SCC lost H 5 lo Florida CC Jacksonville J ack N ile * led llir M.ilfl«*rh n llriiH r nul l *i dmiMIr an d twn stttiilrs nt M i v tripH in (lit (tla lr IM* also H« o n cl a run .nut d ro it 111 I M O . Frchltman Iriitian drr llanrt Ande rson 10-21 Niilfrrnl llir loss while Tint W ll/ and Oviedo s Ii J. L'.ilapa also %aw m mtitif a c t 1(111 r FIOHIUACC J* II MINOIE CC) Seminole CC 100 HO 4)1 1 4 4 Flortde CC J 0C4 141 04* • I) 4 A rider ton Veltf .41 C eiepe M l »nd f p R ohm T ho*nt(*y |41 wnd B rid g e t W P Rohm ( ) 0 I I P A ndefvon (0 )1 JH Seminole C o m m u n it, College N>tey IB none H R l lo r,<Jw C o m m u n ity College jACbkOnville M enn.ng Record* - Sem noi# (o m m ./n t . College It I ) I 4 1 M F ( F lo n d e (o m m u r v ty Co* ege et Jeckvonvtlle 14 II 4 1 M FC Play Exciting High Paving Twin Tritecta N ightly 7 3 0 P rr M .it.o o e i 1 00 p m Tt^*v l j ; « t fe e A - - m o t Mon At*d SaJ SpeoA1C^Oup Closed Sunday PacI a jo i A*a Abe BET M IA M I HORSES ■02 TUiS ■ SAT. too pm Surry TV*, .Miixl lit- in SANF0RD-0RLAND0 KENNEL CLUB ftortk of OUnlo jutt off M«, 17 97 301 Do) Trac* R4 lorg*oo>1 8 3 1 -1 6 0 0 Learn How To Swift# U k o A Pro! 'N O I i l J \ R N E Y ! " W e 'll s a v e y o u s t r o k e s on t h e f ire e n ! FREE, NO OBLIGATION SWING ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION BY STATE OF THE ART VIDEO. "Tin* G olf K w liiu Ito c ln r " 590 RTnehart Road, Unit 3, Lake Mary ‘Look Foi Tho Sign' :i :i :i -2557 �I Sanford Herald Sanford Florida Tuesday March 17 1902 30 People CALENDAR Toastmasters meet Sr it i It toll' ( o m i t i t J i i m t*«llr|»e (SCC| Toastmaster s ( ’ hit) *0581 will meet iv o ry Tuesday, 7 IiO p i n , at Seminole ( nim m nillv ( ’nitfjfr <‘niil.n i Rttsdla BonllUUi al 528H284 lor Plan ahead m i i f r l u l l if i t i t i i m u O r g a n iz e r s fo r th e L ak e Mary Heathrow Festival ol ihe Ails believe il's never loo early to start planning lor this year s even l. held traditionally m O c to b e r F rom t o ll Leo Trepanier, who owns the I 'L Ranch, on which the festival is held, Maiy Otto. Joann Lucas, chairman. Joo Dobosh. Delores Lash, co chairman and Bud Raihl C logging classes formed I hi- OKI Hickory Shun pets idler fire beginner ii(i||j|lii|t < I.ISS4-S. Inlet media Ie and advanced lessons also available. Mecllnits are .it the Deltona Civic Association on Tuesdays I mill *» In !) p in Call 3111 !)52!l for mure Inform.itlon Panic Attack group to meet Allot aphnhln/pniitc At hick Support Group inert a each I ur sc|.i\ at 8 p m at West Lake Hospital. 580 W. Stair Hoad Li I LoigtUfMHl 1In Mip|Mirt uioup is lur those M|io are afraid In go nut ol their house ami he aetlve In piddle M*f Aid Photo b*E M*.i 5p*»* Overeaters to gather A regular mi etiiu* ol fh e re .ilrrs Attoiiymous is conducted oil l iicsdavs ai 7 50 p m at Florida Power and Light. 501 Myrtle A m S.infold f or linin' inlormatInn call ( ’arol al 522 (Mi57 Seniors step out II you arc over SO, von arc invited to attend the O ver 50 Dance Cliih dance held every Wednesday. 2 50 1 50 p.tn at th* Sanlofd Civic ren ter. Live must* hv the Deltonlans I I piece handD on ation $1 SO W ife hopes to end h u s b a n d ’s tango DEAR AU11Y: I need your help, and I i i i j h -hilly stum Mv Imsli.iiul has been taking .1.lin­ ing lessons tor two years His teacher Is twit years older Hum mu oldest grandson T h is te a c h e r p h o n e s 111 v husband day and ntglit — al ail hours She always needs money lie has glyeti lu i money lor .1 eat. a downpaym ent on a house. .1 I'M lor her kills, money lor Hips to visit her slek mol tier, .lint the list goes Oil Hie has pinn y ol intuit v . all Inherited Sanford Optimists to meet S.itdnril Optimist ('lu ll tu rn s at norm cm h Wcdncsdav at S lu m ryv Sanford Anyone interested ts Invited to an n u l or call llnd Tobin at IJ'J 7hhli Rotarians to rise for meeting Sanford Itruiklast llntury Cl till meets at 7 50 a.iti Weilnesdav a lt hristo's Kesiatirant III Sanford every Sanford Kiwanis to have lunch S.intnril Kiwanis I'lu ti meets at nixm Wednesday at the Sanhird Civic Ci n tn lur Innehrmi and program. The rltdi aiinotinees that the liMtli Annual Klwants I’ ancake Day will lu­ lu-id <m Man h at tin Sanford Clvlr Center (ram K .1 in In 5 p m A ilimalltin ol fill in .ulv.ltlt e. nr S.l at llie door. Is lu-liig asked In I n iu III tituleiprivileged wm tli For more lllloriliallon. call W all Smith al TJA ftliHM Presidonls past and prosenl lor the Over 50 Club In Santoid gathered to pose recently From loft. Iront row Jim Gunter, president. Nina Crouse, orgamrer. Peg Sroet. pasl president. John Kane. Yet he won't give a penny 10 help out ehlldreti 01 grand children II makes me s i a lig n I could pull Ills gt.iv halls mil! I w ant Ih ls business w llli III .11 d an cin g leai lo r lo slop bill I'm not s in e bow lo d o It W e 're past p resident and Ann Vondebeck, past president Back Arthur Street, past president, Irving Fried, pasl president. Bob Clark, past president and Cotin Sayer. past president TUESDAY’S PRIME TIME Htmt Ntn, ***** Pewit• lm%*m ,in r»n7t4 7Mj r«*<i • £*•*• 4*e<»» I'" W-eo tr.fi U »* J 'cm hoi H*>« COft T***a« Mitok 1; i N<*l , i (HI Vo 'm Hm.II 'h« » 4 |i*pwe ***«*«*4 '£••<* P* 'CfH «|<l t*,# T*»*tpf |sip»»b<(j If* iwwi g »H#ie •*• t<«l !»••*• ;M * f • 'till Met ^#1* S**' r Jfi* [*»*•• M *|H(tr«a I |»*>W»| tkbrtt tif#"* *» • •«Ktt ,pn 1o« Hy W•* U i#*rw» t c*| t#*bfa*o* .iJOC 1«M I " C ]Dw(tV t#!#» • »e**l **vi J!*.*£, ■ _ i.fr*i '• " p O -lt iT ** G"**# U g«-*b *** |i If ^ & tf ,•♦*#» *« '*•* rM « r *uj Cw V* f* 1#1 W v*m I««i ft IA iV« |f« h 4f«*»C* $st*wmsM IMVI » ' MI rifij - • * M|«** i« 6 «* * t U I# Use** {•**(* *«« J**V. Ihi Mar**» (U*dl 1* SMrta| PG I) g ________ |G«M C >*«* I* ill**<«*»*••*• Mll MTV s *Sm 'n o ' nOST Shoo Sun UC ||*»*.* I it* '*<•1 *4IM Ml' *••-*• ■■ 4 l'< lK#*’l ^ *->*•*• I’ *I J WU n*•* I ' C t v*w •-W**or •**» u ltfc**|**f* — -r__V ^ _l l l w l * • w w * i * H ' h 1 *♦#*!*.«.'** T N H i n i ! t u i * i l»u»« ,e Mw*h . *1 ^ *-•'.!» : “ ' '* *» '* V •***#! Cf#|J »4» ’i.****f ff*f iD****-* '*s* T^*f ‘»-f • *A |‘f| l*«« M*S« f.----a*'I t*rn# ••• I*l"l *v ■ ' *-(» $*+i A f •* ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Cut (mile, so divorce is out M IS E R A B L E IN M O LIN E D E A R M IS E R A B L E : Yon 11 e e <1 more belp Hum I r an give you in .1 Id ler Vim dim I say bow voir feel almul your husband Talk 10 voiir priest Also to .1 l.unllv counselor II your Imslkind ret uses to see a 1 oim selor. go without him Do you waul to stay with him '’ Perhaps when he llllils old how imu h II w ill 1 osi II you decide lo leave Imu II dldn'l sav 'divorce" — I said ■Teavc'T. he m av 1 h.mgc tils time D E AR A B R Y t I have tutu a widow tor sis years Mv late htisliand anil t were Irletnllv with a couple who w ire our nelghluirs tor manv years Huwile riled last year, arid t gave "Harold" a lor ol allenllou — as any longtime It lend would do W e have so imu Ii m common and would make .1 woiulerlul eniiple I have been leasing llaiold .i IhhiI gellin g married — hut he tr lu s c s 1 0 take m e seriously. I he oilier night w hen I men llotled marriage he said till, stop talking alMiut marriage — I'm ltii|Hilrnl' " Then I ITat out told turn It was tine with Hit­ her allsc 1 never eared much lor scy anyway Even that didn't budge him Alrliy. I know there Is on other woman In Ins tile How can I get Hatnld to reall/e I am sol toils'1 1 am liol Ii i Icm sled 10 Ills money Ih i .mse m v husband loll m e as well oil as |u is I am bn and Haloid says be Is 70 LO V IN G MY NEIGHBOR D E AR LO VIN G ; lovllc Harold over loi a eaiidloligln dinner and o il Inin Hi ll von ate serious — lhal I hiII i your lives would lie much in lu r il yon had someone lo share llu iti w ill) Assiile him llial you ale liol alter Ills inuiicv and tin m allei ol liupoieiu < doesn't lioHter you as long as h<e n jo y s ■ u ib llo ig I hen stop lalklog and listen c.itcliillv to wli.il tie lias to s,iv and von II Imv e v olll .IIISWel D E A R IN F U R IA T E D : I rv b i s Il you will fornfve me lor not ariswettrin llial r|tirsi|nn. I l l lorntVe Vi ill tor askltUi D EAR A IW Y ; Mv flam *-e and I 1laV'e been en^aHed for seven \e,»rs since ifn day we moved in ion* filer We have a hcauilful t vr.ir old hahv iinl and plan In have more W e are happily in Ii iv e with each oilier We would love hi |»cl married, hut as <iti/eiis of the t 'tilled Stales we ,ir»- deihed that opjnir ttiutly in all 50 states Wonder lti|< w 11 v ‘1 S *» «i r v w r• T 111* reason *s that u r are l«n li women Do you llitrik we sliould eon Untie to hope to net legally married sometime in our III*' time or i all oil out ennanem etir’ D E AR A fill Vs Then is a ua! in out till Hir 1tilt I* t who lias a habit ol askliu* where we iHiunfii wli.it we .ir« wearlim and II M s new Slit* also asks <|tiestions hk« llial when site s invited mm mie ol our flumes W* leel llial this |s very rude p re s u iiifiilions and. Iranklv none ol her business sh* iiev«*i pays a i omphmeni — pisi asks rpiestions How ran wi net the in* ssai*e in toss |.o her lhal we'te Ulltirl alrt! with fu r nid*ness ' Is flliete sonieifilnn w» ran *si\ wllhoiil heinn r ipiallv Hide'' IN F U R IA T E D IN C A L IF O R N IA We life Ixiilt 52 i«iiiI Itcitltliy ’ *#** *r i m , V#**!*#1 1« WtNiMl +<> iCr»l ’«*'*' t« 0*# l»#p lb** II k«H fk *«■(!*< -* ► t MU V • « . * •• c - t.l K»tJ *♦*• ■ '..*** MMOfO — * 'i#| &rH0l 's |Mt*«H ‘**j** For 24-hour TV listings, see L E ISU R E magazine of Friday, Mar. 13. FORCED TO TH E B AC K OF TH E M A R R IA G E IIUS IN C A L IF O R N IA D E AR FORCED: I am advised dial III* Mr tropolllail ( Imn h III Los, Am ides " blesses" s*ime-se\ niarri.t^rs hill von should see .in alhiruev m *1* h iinin* the leiptimacy ol sin ti a marrlaii* MOVIELAND DRIVE-IN tfW Y 17-02, S anlord 322*1216 tH O M IIM I r 41 HOOK BINGO Clrv.mii . 374-0113 r 111 m ADJACENT TO SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LAWNMOWERMM fira n d C a n m L (J0« ii root mm. .(.Or QOy , 145 4 30 7159 30 E lj f MEMOIRS OP A> fvrOf'Ofl.Mt M M { - : » ] L m u n o n ’ ^ J [ ENVtSIRLE N L T ARTICLE 99:~q]Il f W TO S VWRLI) M VtOtSW VDMY n**J T -r n r 1 " i i v u i m n w . T ir ru if i " " 'ra J (liLtl)IAT(lll n f«U l7 TH n »U iT ' “ ‘ “ a ' Til MLS1MT1IO CHECK 3HQWT1ME3 DAILY ALL MOVIES IN STEREO SOUND 4 4 4 4 WEDNESDAY s p e c Ia l sr NEW ARRIVALS 1he following N flh s have Im ti M to ftle d .it M oiltf.i Hospital A llau ioiilc Spimgs March I ('afhenn e and t « til W a lk e r . 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In ty I Hafie and Mark I a r Ira no l-ikc M iiv twin gills Man h li ' afhciinc Koli • rison LongWfaHl gul Aim* and Him * W* in* i Ahainontf Springs gul If* I* in alld hills S* (Tatnir i il,..oi)g.w*MHf I miv I litc h f ie ld DKAH AH U Yi Years ago, von printed a 11non hv iriiniiias JcMcison com * ruing i* liginn I * 11p|M*d it and misplaced It I UrtHl . i-wi i g i,i’*'t Jrf Ji I ADVICE rrad tfimuiih many rfclli rson l)ln^ra|)htrH ami fouml srvt*r«il rjmurs on n li^ton, but util flu our von riled Will vim plr.iM run It a||aln anil cllt* 1 lit* sour* * ’ M A U R IC E T. IN P A L M SPR IN G S . F L A . D E AR MR. T.: Actnrdinjn in mv record**, from a letter w m icri by Tbniiia** Je!fer**nri in M i" II Harrison Stull Ii in I h it* i .iiik this i*f-in I never lolit mv own teli^kui nor s* nmnt/cd llial ol aiioiln r I never aiteni|)leil to m ake a convert, nor wished to (fian ce another's creed I am satisiird l h il l voiirs must he an r\i < Ilent religion hi fi.iv* priidin *■•! a till of sik ti exemplarv vlflm and correctness For it Is m our lives, and not from mu words that our rchi’inti must h* |nd||ed sr 3-PIECE DINNER 2-PC. DINNER *249 KIDS MEAL99c Chouse l aiiwuis Recipe, Crispy Ruasieri Chicken. c jfani6us\ V ccw . (*/ _ V/ Need Catering' Call I arc's l :or Your $ Next I’any or Social COUNTRY CHICKEN ' n,< 1*>05 S. French Avc.t S A N F O R D •323-3650 i FEED 4 FOR 1*6" a, 1 ■ NO • Hi|,|rtriuf i flit lintrniirif • 1 |*tiil Ii-Miil'i'ni j* datura M J l l T I l l W l l l l N S . | /J |Hiil H iA ti 1 * |ga v(iia | a jV r*fl»» *t|*r*« JJL v * * r. su v,t raihl / "".e -iA ’<-*>< • l _ i m n r m in is Pi r i 5 _ P C "F A A M L r"l BUCKET I $ 0 9 9 * 15 PieLCS 1,1 1 | chicken, mixer]| i f a i | ^ .n r a lju is * tMMtirrwrsiM n* ( IM17 P * [Ks*r *■(«>•* oils** e"*! b.| — -J �4B - Sgnlord Herald, Sanford, Florida * Tuetday, March 17, 1992 Negotiate, say new Cuban-Americans dictator Fulgenclo Batista. G r o w i n g up In t he CubanAmerlcan communities In Florida, New York apd New Jersey, they were taught lhat Castro was a communist devil who should be toppled from power. B y A N IT A S N O W Associated Press Writer They wrrr rhllitrrn and younft adults when they left Fidel Castro's C i i I m . N o w they defy thetr more eonservattve elders with words and arts that a Tew years ago could have hrnuKhl a bomb lo their doorstep. They arc taking the OO-mlle Hip arenas the Florida si rails lo observr Cohan life and talk with the Island's leaders, breaching an emotional Iron rurtaln of more than three decades. They are railing for peaceful change. "Cuban-Americans arc doing a lot of things that would have been unheard o f before," said Alicia Torres, executive director o f the Cuban American Committee Re­ search and Education Fund. In December, her Washingtonhased group — which supports nnnuatlzallon of relations between Cuba and United States — visited Cuba and met with high-ranking Cuban officials. They came away eonvlnced lhat Cuba Is slowly mov­ ing toward political and economic reforms. Torres noted that members of her parents' generation generally oppose talks with Castro government repre­ sentatives, "In the last five years, there has lieen an opening up of different views In the Cuban community." said Mariana Gasion. 41. an educa­ tor from New York and a co-founder of the committee. "Before that, the onl y acceptable vi ew was the extreme right view." The younger generation's views are part of a growing debale that has rmerged with the collapse o f com­ munism elsewhere. Cuba's growing political and economic Isolation, and a feeling by some that Castro's fall Is Imminent. Most of the new voices are pro­ fessionals In their 40s or early 50s who came lo the United States as children or young adults after the 1050 revolution that overthrew But as adults, some have come tn believe that talks, not violence, would lead lo democracy In their homeland. Though most oppose Castro's regime, they also oppose sending In the U.5. Marines to oust him. A recent Florida International Uni­ versity poll of Cuban-Americans In Florida's Dade County Indicated that 40 percent favored a dialogue be­ tween Cuban exiles. Cuban dissi­ dents, and Cuban government rep­ resentatives. But the October poll, which had a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points, also Indicated a strong majority clings to hard line views that have dominated Ihe community for three decades. Elghty-elghl percent favor In­ creasing political pressure to lighten the U.S. trade embargo against Cuba and 77 percent favor U.S. support of an armed Internal rebellion to over­ throw Castro. "Th e hard line Is still Ihe pre­ dominant voice In Ihe community,” said Guillermo J. Grenier, a prin­ cipal researcher on the survey. "But th e h a r d l i n e Is l o s i n g I t s hegemony." Grenier's analysis was borne out In a January rally In favor of d r o p p i n g e c o n o m i c sanct i ons against Cuba. More than 3.000 people attended the event at a New York convention center, while out­ side, more than 10.000 people — Including many from Miami — demonstrated In opposition In subfreezing temperatures. Members of the conservative exile community acknowledge dissenting voices exist, but dismiss them as Insignificant. F C C eyes rules to save radio industry By M A IM DUBTOM A s s o c ia t e d P re s s W r it e r WASHINGTON - In Just a few years, the radio Industry has gone from the darling of Wall Street lo a business struggling for survival. But the FedenuCommunlcallans Commission was poised today lo breathe new life Into that ulllng patient by giving financially healthy companies the opportunity to buy more stations. FCC Chairman Alfred Sikes told a Senate subcommittee Wednesday that rules limiting single owners to 12 AM and 12 FM stations, with no more than one of each In a Mnglc community, were outdated. " I n m o s t a re a s lite ra lly d o z e n s o f ca b le tele vision c h a n n e ls are o w n e d and controlled b y a sin g le firm ," he said. " I n m ost cities, m oreover, there is o n ly a single local n e w sp a p e r." He said the financially troubled radio stations would probably die unless stronger operations were allowed to buy them. The main cause of radio's problems was the expansion In the number o f stations allowed by deregulation in the 1080s. Industry analyst Thomas Buono told the Senate Commerce communications subcommittee. Huge debts were Incurred, not only by creation of new stations, but the fact tlial half all stations have changed hands since 1985. " I have seen an industry that had become the 'darling of Wall Street' In the mld-10BOs became a troubled Industry struggling for survival In Ihe 1090s," Buono auld. The economic boom and availability of financ­ ing In the inld-lOHOs was followed by a recession thal shrunk advertising. More than 100 stations have gone dark, a number o f radio owners are In bankruptcy and hundreds are restructuring their debts, said Buono. More Ilian lialf of the approximately 10.800 commercial radio stallons In the country are losing money, according lo Industry data. Buono said the beat solution was "eliminating antiquated ownership regulalkm that has con­ stricted broadcast era.'' Others with an Interest In Ihe Industry said the move would 111 serve the public, by endangering the diversity uf programming and viewpoint uvullable lircausr of a variety of owners. I’lrrrr Sutton, chairman of the National Associ­ ation of Black Owned Broudcoiaers. said thal cumentratkin of ownership would reduce op­ portunities for minorities Andrew Srhwarizman of Media Access Project, a public Interest telccommuntcallona law firm, said the FCC was responsible In part for the problem by allowing mergers without gathering evidence on Ihe benefits and costs of Ihe mergers. Schwartzntan criticized Ihe FCC's oversight of the industry, saying It relied too heavily on data gathered by Ihe Industry Instead uf doing Its own studies. Legal Notices PRIVATE SALE SECURED PARTY INTENDS TO OISPOSE OP ONE I'M CH R YSLER LEBANON PR IVATE SALE TO BE H ELD ON O1/J0/01 A T 10 00 AM* AT PORREST RECOVERY BUREAU* M* S ROUTE *tt, LONGWOOD. FL 31720 IN SPECTION OF COLLATERAL 30M INUTES PRIOR TO SALE Publish March 14. 17. i m OEP 117 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 140 AJL-kSDPJK. MONDAYthru FROAY CLOSED SATURDAY I SUNDAY tnaartton o n ly and o n ly lo tha a ita n l o t tha M M o t O u t c h ic k y o u r ad to , accuracy the Aral da y tl Legal Notices IN TH E CIR CUIT COURT FOR IEM IN O LC COUNTY. FLORIDA FROBATE DIVISION FIN Number 02 124 CP IN R E: E S TA TE OF JER R Y W ILLIAM LO AD, SR Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The admin Iif ret Ion of the etlelt et JE R R Y W ILLIA M LO RD. SR., deceased. F lit Number f t tie CP, If pending In the Circuit Ceurf for SEMI NOLE County. F Nr Ida. Probate Division, the address Of which is Seminole County Courthouse. P O Drawer C. Sanford, FL 32772 04Sf, The names end addresses et the personsI repre tentative end the personal rep resenlafive's attorney ere let forth below All interested persons ere required to file with this court, W ITHIN TH R E E MONTHS OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TICE: ID eU claims against the1estate end (21 any objections by an Interested person on whom this notice is served that challenges the valid Ity Of the will, the quel Hteal tons of the personal representative, venue or |urlsdicfion of the court. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARREO Publication of this Notice has begun on March 10, Iff}. Personal RepresentativeJE R R Y W LORO,JR 2ttt South Magnolia Avenue Sanford, F L 22771 Attorney for Personal Representative K E N N E TH M BEANE, ESQUIRE 10SSS Highway 17 F2 Casselberry, FL 27707 Telephone (407)124 ISIS Publish: March 10.11.1003 D EP 122 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY O EN ER AL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. fl 1010CA I4P MARINE M IDLAND BANK. N A. Plaintiff. DALE W C IR F L IN O E R . •tel. Defendant* NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E S Y GIVEN pursuant te • Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated February 27, 1001. and entered in Case No ft ISO! CA UN. of the Circuit Court et the E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit in and tor SEM I HOLE County, Florida wherein W EYER H A EU S ER MORT GAGE COMPANY is Plaintiff and DALE W. OCRFLINGER. et at are Defendants* I will sail te the highest and best bidder for cash at the West (rent door el the S E M IN O L E County Courthouse, in Sanford. Florida, at tl:gg o'clock A M on May 2. i m , the following described property as set torfh In said F Inal Judgment, to wit: Let ISX REM INGTON OAKS A T THE CROSSINGS accord ing te the Plat the rest as recorded in Plat Book It, pages 4*70. Public Records of Semi note County, Florida OATEOMarch*. IMS MAR Y A N N i MORSE As Clerk el said Court By Jane E Jasewtc As Deputy Clerk Publish March tf. 17, IMS D EP III JO EL ANCELOWITZ end MYRNA ANCELOWITZ. Hwsbend/Wile. NOR WEST FINANCIAL FLORIDA. INC . AM ERICANEM PIRE M AN AGEM ENTA D EVELOP M EN T COMPANY, end HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION. Defendant!*!. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN pursuant »e e Final Judgment et Foreclosure dated February 27, i m . and entered in Case No f I 3430 CA u P, of the Clrcutl Court of the E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit in end for SEM INOLE County, F lor Ida wherein M AR IN E M ID LA N D RANK. N A Is Plaintiff end JO E L ANCELOW ITZ, et el . ere De fondants. I will sell te the highest end best bidder ter cash in the West front deer ef the Courthouse, tn Senlerd. SEMI NOLE County. Florida* at II 00 o'clock A M e i May I, I NT. the following described property as set lorth In said Final Judg men!, towtf: LO T I, TW IN RIVERS SEC TION 1. ACCORDING TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 20. PAGES I. S. 3. AND A PUBLIC R E C O R D S O F S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA D ATED March4. Iff! MARY ANNE MORSE As Clerk af said Caurt By Janet Jesewic As Oepvty Clerk Publish March 10* 17* IN I D EP IN Minority enterprlii it by Kebler Constructors A . ymoors Prefect is City el L, **rd Water Reclamation Fa ciihy Bid date H March ss. i m Specific bids neoded ore pernt Ing* •resting, lend•coping, building trades suppliers, tone ing paving, end etectrkel Far mere in terms lien cell 10*4! snout Publish March I thru 14. 1002 D IP IM BINQO i o j w t a w • I c C F M c r D V D M r h • • t V C D C U N f l I C D N I I I BURIAL LOTS In Oeklewn Perk Cemetery. Reasonable! *7-4402714, Anytime.________ 43— Lagal Sarvlcti a * * N K « UPTCV tram (tat a a a DIVORCE In m 4T1 ( a X. Newark!, Aneraty, W*-T»w 21— P g r f D M l S S3— Business Opportunities AS SEEN ON ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT L O S T II Fomale Dalmatian, REW ARD Lost Lk. Jassup Milter Rd. In Sonhrd 2S4 f 142 LOST Baser, (Duke! male, re ddish ten w/white on lace end led black eye Vicinity E. 4th St REWARD 222 2477_______ 23— S p tclll N otlctl The new paint lets* deni re movel system Is now evell able starting at il.ffS Your Investment returned within 40 days I 10*07401713 V EN D IN G ROUTE For sale Earn a steady cash Income _________1000224 2411 Sf— Financial Services ADOPTION A medical paid* Cell Attysi Weston A Natalia Sheska l e e e m t n j FL Bar iw s'its * to m o n ________ Incense' Tea Prepared' A t LOW A f llt.00 _______ >21-7707_______ I BANAAAAS Vacations. Round trip cruise Must Self, can't gel tlttea. 2*0 IO70 can help you save your homo. 1-07131201 HOME OWNERS NEED CASH? Call 007*300007 Good or Bad Crodit, Fast Closing) American Way Mtg,, 201 B Park Avo. N„ Whiter Perk, FL, Uc. Mtg. 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M l tu to r no ton SANFORD ■ lorp* I bdrm with ttrtontd Iront porch Tolol prlvoci Itl/rrt plut IKO m curltf C o lD IIIlM PAOLA AREA. I bdrm I btth. CM A, itlOm o 1410 toe i n m t or tot m i m i Unturnlihed / Rent HIODEN LAKE, l/ I.lilt Fpk . gifAgti fenced. pool 1 tennis AFF0R0A8U RENTS i n Th . u Kfc 04 Tito IrttH MOVE IN NOW AND TAKE A ROMANTIC CRUISE TO THE BAHAMAS *New ( on*tax Hen * Fully equipped family tiled kitchen* • Swimming p o o l t C I u b ho u i t • PfolnH & nil maintenance • After school children's and leprechaun's activities NO B L A R N E Y H E RE I C o ll T t r r y , your c r u iit director! Cedar "O Creek" Apt| . |}4 41)4 ?4W Hartwell A rt Icornerot llthl SANFORD 1 or 4 bdrm, 1 bath Spacious. tltM , fenced yard, nice neighborhood *5*S/m© ply* Security 33)4101 SANFORD, 1 BEDROOM. I bath, eat in hit,, pool, Imeed yd » H w o UP 12*71v Msg SANFORD. 4 bdrm . ) both, } •lory Historical Name, Pori Avo SHOmo 7MfM4 SANFORO S BEDROOM. tto both, Cleon, tree*. AC/Htot, MMplutdep No pet* 111 SANFORDLk Mory. 3/2. large fenced back yard, avail April 1*1 MIOmo.dep 111 2*X a BED RO O M I bom On a acre* of land in Enterprise Caentry living U 00 mo Call after TPM: 174X24 105— Duplex* Triplex/R ent LO. 1/1 D UPLEX. N ttr H I . K m . porch, quiet cut da aac. path WJ0 mo Includes water, porbaga. main! 4**A477 SPACIOUS D UP LEX !. 2 bdrm . V both Quiet, acm porches Yard Mad ln<1 1X231$ 107— Mobile Home*/ Rent O EN EV A 1 RORM 1 Bath, 1 month te tvrlty. Available Now! tats mo 34*1137_______ ONE B D R M . turn. AC. Con Part Ava. Mabfla P», T O I R I 2 BDRM. I BATH Bearded Ava $350 per month plus security Fenced yd 3214111 141— Homes for Sale Gov't Repot/Assume No Quel Ify Homes 1 Seminole, Orange, Volusia. Lake Caunties DELTONA home on 1 acre, scr porch, carport, |41,*00 F »lll K Bf fh USBORM VfhftlRI PfMIPf Rf.f s 11S— Office ~ MARINER'S VILLAGE Spaca / Rent Lake Ada I bdrm, 1345 mo 2 bdrm. Ilts mo and up 1RANONEWOFFICE RLDG. J 1 NEAR 1-4 • S acres, atlablithed Fern Farm business with 4/2, pool, plus Orange City water Was *124 000 now t if f 000 Handyman's ntffcfmaret 4/2. owner financing Slt.fOO Lease Purchase - 2/1 btoch. 124,VOOOwner holding 3114470 M T 1 T IR Y R E N T tP E C IA L II S I and I bdrm* , pool, laundry By wh or mon*i Fufn or unfum P )M )0 _____________ NICE lerge~~2 bdrm 2 bath, central H/A. wather/dryar hook up*, $42$>rno plut tecurl ty Hall Realty. 222 >774 S A N F O R D . O N E R D R M .. garage apt In qutol area No Pett tioomo m i n t _______ STUDIO APT., uhlitiet turn, tec required. t«0 wh 230 12*7 leave mettagie __________ W E 'LL Mebe Yeu A Deal you can't refute Choose Geneva Garden* Aptt today! 122 10*0 I A t BEDROOM apt* SMS A up month Rtf No pelt Dap m i W t M 7 4 N R __________ 1 BDRM DUPLEX APT. i m per month, *700 security de potit Call *74 *044___________ $199$$SSSSSpecial Casselberry. tingle tlory 1 ■frame Iy quiet, ttudiot end I bdrms loft of storage! Call today 114044777 2 BDRM., country living No pelt Qtieen. S27|/mo plut deposit 322 §242, evening* >01—Houses Furnished / Rent CO TTA GE I bdrm , mutt tee to appreciate! I3D0 tacurlty, III month rent *4)0 Prater non tmeher. 322 *041________ FOR RENT. Cottage, 1/1. Eft. Clancy furnished t t t i mo HOP sac Call 174 74)* 103—iHouses Unlurnished / Rent C A 1 IE L R E R T . 1 M rm l>, bath, family rm fireplace UOGmo. Aftomorda. 2 bdrm 1 ba fh , shod. tJ7S/m o. Saetori, 2 bdrm 2 bath, I car Baraga, tSSO/mo 17*4/11 GROVE VIEW VILLAOE. Lata M a r y B l v d . ] / | 421 Groveweod Av. $*♦) month. deposit 3X147M____________ LAKE MARY lg 7 bdrm | bath. 1)00 sq ft completely remodeled Central H/A. Ig quiet tot, border* lata and part 1400 mo Wo at IM W Alma, then call 321 a m M AYFAIR MEADOWS I bdrm 2 btth villa Lett-front, appli antes, pool Lease'pur these avaitobto SOOTmo » i *45* R E N T OR LEA1E OPTION Sanford. 1/2. J tar. »pk No qualifytogl 122 toil tv msg R EN T W/OPTION TO Bey *'2. Owner hold* mtg . 1% down W I N T E R S P R IN O S goad l a c a 11an A val I 4/1 J M m toaito. mtg_________ W H II M I M I t fl O CIEONIN01 Mb . la I t K k l tltl/m t. cALLStm«e______ in m . SANFORO. IlfllihM l p « t . l.tH >4 I I . plut apwl M w *. IM .n d l-W ItA " m m 131— Condominium Rentals I RDRM.. t fc.m IM . M I t . K tn porch. * . 1/1 dr , , r Pool IK u ltl. Mooli M il mo UdO dop I H S M t l M E m . 141— H tirits for ta la M i U ll S I f| I t i l h Nl l\\ iS Rf M I s i M » STENSTROM REALTY, INC. P l '4 • ’**■ R inil 511-075* ............. 311-2157 Need Mentf ArtlaMe 7.*S • OUTSTANDING 4/3 • Peat In Maitland Fully leaded w/atras Lake access Call tor complete info 1137 SQQ CAU ANYTIME 322-2420 321-2720 3141 Peril Or.. Wsatord 441W Lahe Mary B4. U - Mary •Ir Our J t t ll Y u r « m i M AN ATEE 1bath 14X40. 2bdrm *7.100 Broker, 37)41*0 111 2701 / Furniture I T OWNER. J bdrm . I b*m 1 car «ara«*. In Hlddm Lai*, i l .000 baiow appraiial Call III a m . n . fra lw n a w ,,.. HOM E FOR IA L C . tanlord araa 1111 M p e KwaW In N m l M l Call I I I MM The Prudential Florida Realty ^ NANTtOSEU TOO* HOMEY I am looking tor nice homes to o match with buyers Cell l o t CitfWT, NEALT0N (M IH M A M O W M lilO . N EED A HOLME I e D m Parmwrl a RraMtm Y • *»H EmW*rW a Pr.A liwT • CrMH a RraM*m 1 ---------CALL meno SAN F O B STAlls fROPERTY w im m i/M m i* $1 DOWN • W ATERFRONT 3/1**. Just 2 homes from river Nice boat port w/atficiency apt Has dec! Me* SH* 100 1*04 M AN ATEE 74X12. J bdrm 2 bath **000 111— Appliances M AN AGEM ENT A R EALTY totaao REPO 1*01 Kaufman A Broad. 24X14. 3 bdrm 7 both split Gorgeous home! ti 1% inter act,, only $1,0** down to a qualified buyer *20 *00 tANFORO DUPLEX l bdrm each Good neighborhood *3**00 Will finance 174*044 'III (.V * • ID E A L STARTCR/Refiree. 2/lto a i m tor tingle parson G r e a t r m , eat in I I I w/ p a n t r y M a n y t f r a t 1>S— Computers Ca I i u d M a m IMW o .r t ,m i m E m . in t in A A C , M l . Ik . m • INCOME PROPERTY. Single family |/1 piut a tour pie ■ Live in one., rent the ether tour . ................... IM 0 000 SPRING SPECIALS US— PuplBx lor Sale Walk to Ptnacresf Elamanta ry ) bdrm . large fenced ya rd . Clean and Sharp! Flnanaclng of your choice Reduced to111 .100 HD R E A L TY , toi 0>a0 HOME or THEDAY • COLOR TV JrtiTh coniol. w remote Older model, vary good condition *40 0 8 0 4)4 0*04 OOV'T F O R IC L O lU R E i RANK REROr* AI1UM E N O O U A LIFT O ih jiK _ FOR VET* A little more tor others Brand new 1 beckcom I bath homes with } car garages W il total monthly payments Calf now. offer 0mlfad! Universal Realty. 141 2334 14f — Com nw rcUl Property/Salt LAKE FRONT protest lone! of Ilea suite. I/O sq f t . 4 offices, w a itin g a re a , s to ra g e , bathroom t ong wood, lie 004* SEMINOLE 2 churches, all OK for other commercial uses Real EsfeieCkw 471 3300 1J 3— Acrt*B*Lots/Sxlc ENTERPRISE wooded 4 acres on Lakeshore Dr Lk Monroe access tio a^o W MaRctosesAL Realtor It l Tail OCALA N A T'L FOREST. Weeded tots I *1*1* each, no money down 117141 monthly i aooaei sots 155— Condominiums' Co-Op / Stole R T OWNER Nwiniaa. viiiat. »/|, d d n n il.lr, appllanc.l Mluddd Pool i w i Ra-da.n at M . HO t lilM l.r t t • ANTIQUE CHURCH PEW <0 ff all Pme *100 or trade lor antiques 34* 1347__________ • B K A U T Y R E S T firm twin mattress in "like new" condi tton Sacrifice, *31131 *113 • B E V ELE D MIRROR, 3 sec lions w/Mather el Peart 44" W X 47" H *71 1213717 • BIO C H A IR . Ovartfutlad button A tuck "Tub" chair Goto retor Uphetstery gaad Musi sae to appreciate! *7) 22) H llt v . m*q. • i‘S RESALE Buy and Sen furniture A cstiecilibiwi For sale, dell tolled ion 3134 S Park Dr Call 322 74** BRASS BCD, Queen, w/ortho mattress tel Stiff in boa Cost StOOO Sett for S300 1714141 • CDUCH, or*, corded feature sand beige good cond . needs some spots cleaned 170 Evenings Ml 41*1_______ ____ _ • CUS T OM made wood ene fables (21 and knick knack shelf f 1) Unique handhann "burnt" look, blonde wood On# of a kind sel *100 firm _________Call Ml 0010________ DAYBED. White Iron A brass w/orthopedic mattrasses A pap up trundle Still in boa Cast*000 Sail*300 170*101 D IN E T TE SET. M l bad. seta, c h e s t of d r a w e r s , washer dryer, desk Prices negotiable 031 1077__________ DOUBLE BOX Spring Mattress Sets Over 70 U Pick MS a sal LARRY'S MART M2 411) • F I S H T A N K . Beaut i ful custom built Paid moo . very mica condition Asking ttOO w/accessorlas )7) IQi* PRANK B LORI'S Thrift Shag 2102S French 3J0 7111 Opg. Oatoan Lamb Rest FUTON AND FRAME Twin (chairtile* Full Itoresaatlll** Queen (sofa! *34* Futon Fallacy,) ) ) *aat 2*00 W. Airpart Bl, tawtord a LAMP, country styled- brass A wood base with mild glass shade *10 222 010* • MI RROR Decorator Sun burst Gold at in die MO 322 42I4_________ • STOVE. Electric Very good condition *10121 M il • TR A S H COM P A C T O R . K«1 motor. Pori able or built in almond black O n iy ltl Caff Ml 4022________________ • W E S TE R N S TY L E LAMP. Bull horn, imported bronie and raal hor n ( b l a c k ! , w /beige shads Must see is unique. *0004* *)to_________ I c UnHwd W hy REGATTA SHORES ApARTMCNTS A little out o f the w ay... but worth it! 1 & 2 Bedroom Rentals Available Inquire About Our *299 Mova-ln .1 B *0 ro o m s Irom * 4 00 p e r m o. 2 B e d ro o m s Irom I4 9 S p e r m o. 2335 W. Seminole Blvd. Hwry. 17-92, Sanford R E G A TTA S H O R TS i l I T 323-2628 Prof Cwnpd S m en^pd Pr T HJU Propwtd. kCE LIVING RM SET. loveseat, sofa and chair Used month Cream back round blue stripes and floral. Very pretiy t *400 Call 3)4 40*1 CARRIAGE COVE refurbished 1 bdrm 1*1 bam Dining room, stove, refrigerator, dishwas. tr. 14,top OBO 324 1710_______ LAKE MARY/SANFORO 13 b d rm . 11X40 Remodeled Modern! Owner financing 11,000 down. 7,1% interest Can move Reduced to only 14.010 ............ 47* o m SAVE Silt NEW t**l HOMESt WHY PAY RETAIL? 14X7*. W AX. >4X7% 11*40* 34117** Santord Area Mobile Home Community LONGWOOD/LK. M ART n t . 1.000 1.200 tq ft. with or without A/C offices Starting S33* McIntosh Potot, 131 WOO SANFORO 1.210.1.333, J, 100 square feel aval fable! Call >11 7004 Rentals_______ 2 l T — A n t iq u e s / C o lle c t i b l e s AC UNIT, I N . IT U . t!0 .-r p 1171. E v c e lle n i condi tionf........................... Ml I4X • DRAGON PRINT in custom f r a m e and ma t . "Motherhood" shows mother dragon with babies Limited edition, signed and numbered Very attractive i » 122 *474 • STAR T R I K - Enterprise, "Blue Prints” sel tl pages in pouch, i*?i edition, mint |3S at tor j pm 322 4421 103— Television/ 111— Good Things Radio /Stereo IBM Compatible Software and instruction for home business Best prices! Games to serious Call 32) )>** 117— Sporting Goods Olympic PFISHINO, R E E L 4*0 *J0 3?7«M1 • H E A V Y I A O , (B a s in g ) Ever last New. never used MO 374 >433 191— Building M r ft rills • FENCE, Chain Link. *0 by 30 ft Asking *20 Call MO 2417 193— L iw n A Qardtn • GARDEN MANURE You haul 27) 4402 2 1Y — W a n t e d to B u y ” iitAluminum Cant,.Ntwspa>|to/ Hen Ferrous Meta 11 Glass KOKOMO S3) 1144 Freed 195— M achinfry/Tooli FORK L IF T TRUCKS Used buy sell rent lease Many files 322 1144 ask tor A m i / wbtuds. MW# *•* 7*414** FO RK LIFT. Clark IM0 lb ca pacify Works good *!SO0 Call M I 114* 199- P t f H Suppltts • B E A O L E M IX DOOS. I female I spayed, 1 young Perfect tor children I VERY LOVING Call meriting enJyl Ask tor Mary. 222•04*1 • COUNT T N I IF O ttl O A L M A 1 I O H . 1. m • I . llp .y t d l W.M c .r td lor F M t to a «ood LOVING home Needs love A attention! »)« *14* to Eat iT R A w a c a a iE t u f ic k Starts Jan t|ih Hoops Farm J**l Cetory A»e Mon . Wed A Sat Open fAM Bring own confaineft 371 734* 112— Musical Merchandise • KETSOAKD. T . m . h . PSD , 100 preset voices, 10 rhythms Real time melody Like New $100 firm 322 7»$7 223— M lictllin tous • CRAFT SUPPLIES, boa full for I S . 00 m ost s till In packages 1)01743__________ • E A S TE R BUNN Y Wreath pastel color' for door ft, or home SIS............................. 321 40*7 FOR YOUR FU LLER BRUSH PRODUCTS, call independent distributor 31)42** •GAME TA BLE with 4 chairs Solid wood by Henry Link SfOO _________ 333 3777 •OAK PANCLINO usad *$ Good condition 3130**) POOL, 34 ft above ground w pump Eaeettonl condition! *M0 (will sell deck) I?) li lt R AINSO FT Wafer treatment IVS. (Reg *4)47 $)) Now 17 000 or 11710 W ith lifetime watranty ENCYCLOPEDIA. Brltannica. complete set I Reg *7.300) Now *1000 ALSO FU R N ITU R E Moving Must Sellt 222 31)1 W A SH E R /D R Y E R *340 for pair, used a .months Lawn r, *200 322 41*1 229— Aviation A IR C R A F T R E N T A L S sLhgto/mulfl engine, High I in. It ruction, ground school private' instrument Aviation Flight Centers. 1 400 131 70*4 TAKE UP PAYMENTS TARE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN •acept tat. tag. title, etc m * EAGLE PREMIER 4 door, auto air. power win doers, stereo cassette ONLY ttl*.*4 per menthl (41 months * 14*% APR I Call Mr Payne Courtesy Used Cars. 33) 1123 I I yeur driveway clutlered with an unwanted vehicle? We H take it off your hands! 214 4444 TARE UP PAYMENTS Newly Remodeled One & Two Bedrooms Now Available! Enjoy a quiet lake Trent atmosphere. Exciting volleyball, tennis and pool activities. COUNTRY LAKE APARTMENTS 330-5204 44 PLYM OUTH VOYAGER LE Eatra Clean im )* 44 ME RCURY GRAN MAR GUISE w leather. 1 owner, w only 24K mi |a*H# *4 NISSAN S I NT RA XE 4 dr w/air. only 20K mi $3**)* 4* DODGE SPIRIT Red Auto AC. Stereo *3**S* 47 PLYM OUTH VOYAOER Blue, 7 passenger. Auto. 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ONLY HI* 4* per menthf (44 months • 14 *% APR |Call Mr Payne Courtesy Used Cars. 333 3173 Sanford Motor Co.. 1*4* NISSAN MAXIMA white with blue Interior Full power, p o w e r s u n r o o f , a l lo y wheels automatic, low miles I X tra clean car! $!1.*CO ________ Call 222*141_________ TARE UP PAYMENTS MOMONEYDOWN eaceptlaa. lag. title, etc 1*44 DODGE ARIES 4 door auto, power steering and b ra k e s , stereo E X T R A C L E A N Only 111* 4t per menthf 14* months «j I* t% APRI Call Mr Payne Courtesy Usad Cars, 223 I I I ) TARE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN eacept tat, tag, title, etc 1*44 PLYM OUTH R ELIAN T 4 door, auto, power iteering and brakes, stereo EXTRA CLEAN lit*,4* per menthl |44months 14 *% APR! Call Mr Payne Courtesy Usad Cars. 133 111) TARE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN eacept la*, tag. title etc 1*47 FORO MUSTANG Auto a ir, power steering and brakes. AM FM stereo 111*.4* per menthl (44 months a 14 *% APR |Call Mr Payne Courtesy Used Cars. )33 7123 1*47 CHEVY Cavaher RS. Auto. AC. 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CHA. wttN'dryw book up, hardwood floort 1101 S Port Ava !4/$mo 117 m * KIT ’N’ CAKI.YI.K(Y by l urry Wright MAIL TO: Santord Harald FREEBIE ADS �tit ' p m mr m I TTTr if ' • i • • Stnlord Hertld. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. March 17. 1992 by Chic Young. BLONDIE * 1 st p * ra c «» s p e c IS COOK O O P S AND CABBAGE Play it safe w ith diet w hen co n tro llin g g o u t DEAR DR. OOTTi I suffer from goul In my right hand lhal Is treated with medication. My concern Is learning to prevent It from happening again. Is there a special dfet or regimen I can follow? diminishes vision. Laser treat­ ment Is the therapy of choice. Unfortunately, even after treatment, histoplasmosis can become reactivated In the same (or opposite) eye. necessitating more rounds of laser therapy. Your husband should be perlodlr a l l y m o n i t o r e d by his DEAR READER: Oout Is a form of acute arthritis caused by the deposition o f uric acid ACROSS crystals In Joints. Uefore the advent of effective anti-gout 1 Whit cows drugs, such as allopurlnol nnd chew S les — probenecid, diet was a mainstay 9 Unelois of gout control. Patients were (post.) forbidden lo eat purines, which 12 Actress — Partisan contain uric acid and are present 13 Employs In liver and most organ meats. 14 Paart. a.g. Today, however, therapy for 15 — Lang gout Is so successful that strict Syria diets are unnecessary. Nonethe­ tS The Boston less. I urge my gouty patients to 19 Board pari avoid liver, kidneys, brains and 30 Coarsa grata sweetbreads. 31 — U n g u t (tirSns) To give you additional Infor­ mation. I ain sending you a free 22 Makea choke copy o f my Health Report 24 Holy city ol “ About Gout." Other readers 37 Suppla who would like a ropy should 31 Otraotf send BI.23 plus a long, selfaddressed. stamped envelope lo . _ _ --not P.O. Box 01369. Cleveland. OH 33 Orar (post I 34 Aquatic bird 44101-3360. Ik- sure to mention 35 RabMt (rar.) the title. by CturlEi M. Schult PEANUTS PERHAPSYOUDlWYUNDERSTAND.. CHARLIEBROUNISN'T60IN6 TO BE60NE FOREVER.YOUKNOW... ACTUALLY. YOUREONLY 60ING TO BE STAYING WITH US FOR A FEW DAYS.. SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO SEND OUT'CHANGE OF ADDRESS" CARDS.. DEAR DR. OOTTt You dis­ c u s s e d p u l m o n a r y histoplasmosls In a recent article. Could you expand your dis­ cussion to Include spread of histoplasmosis lo the eye? My husband underwent laser sur­ gery for this condition In I0H0. hopefully to prevent Its spread to his good eye. after having lost renter vision. Is there a chance the histoplasmosis could become active again? D E ^ N R E A D E R i Histoplasmosis, a fungal lung Infection. Is presumed to affect the eyes In some cases. I say "presumed” because, according lo my ophthalmologist consul­ tants. no one has ever proved that histoplasmosis Itself (and not some consequence of the Infection) Is the actual cause of retin a l d am age, which 36 Fo»mar Rus­ sian rutar 37 Specking 39 Track arants 40 — le Jo y 41 Hodlcal aunts 43 Pkk 49 — -(sirs 49 Hosts S3 U lt r a --------Baarar 53 Annapolla grad 54 Morta 55 W ttttrn dafanta ora. Occupied a 56 Occi banclt 57 Makas ttea 59 Anlatopat DOWN 1 Antmal'a stomach 1 No 3 Fo o d shop 4 Inapt sendeeman (3 ardi.) MEDICINE PETER G OTT.M .D. ophthalmologist. (Cl 1992 NEWSPAPER TERPRISEASSN. A i m w a r ta P i a r t a a a P u s s ta UILJIJU U U JIIU IdkJU ILIUIUU IUULHJ □ □ □ □ □ L IU L 1 U L IU U U U U U U IS L'JLIIJ U U k JU L l U U Li UULJ U U U U U -J IJ IJ U IIL J B LULILIk'J L1U1JU CJU U □ L IU L IL IU U LJLIILJLJ killl.lLJLJlSk'J U U LJLILl □ u a U L JH ... U ld U U k J a u tl Ukiki LJMf.l ULJU y y Rosette 11 Frathwalar torlotaa 17 — and crafts 19 Maw Zealand parrot 23 Orassy 33 Ora. lime 24 TV'a talking horae (2 tads.) 25 Architect — Saarinen 29 Coin 27 Protraclad 29 Sim# 29 Food Horn 30 tape up 32 Pointed 7T TT TT- T5~ LJU JU U lJlJLItllLllSU LJ LJUUk'i U L J U U C IM U ll I lMk’II 1 5 Mora attracUra 6 Addict 7 Actress — Arthur 9 tilth santa labbr.l 9 exit giant 10 Football's — T _ TT71~ UUkJH EN- U H H b J k lb l \ 35 Sjientsh hero 39 Stopping 31 Ring slowly 3B 1.001. 41 42 43 44 45 Roman Water hotas StBAtlt Arm bona Craving Baaaon of 4B Batabatter 4 7 ------. Brute 4B Menagerie# SO Fart01manes •1 Spanish aunt WIN AT Henry VII of England had the Ideal Chancellor of the Exche­ quer. John Morton. He operated under the principle that If a noble had a high atandard of living, obviously he could alTord to pay taxes lo the king. Whereas If a noble lived frugally, clearly he was hoarding hit money and an hod canh lo spare for the king, ll was the pcrfccl Catrh-22. and. In memory of the Chancellor, there la a bridge play known oa Morton's Fork. Cover the Eant-Wenl cards In the diagram and plan the play In six apadea. Weal leada a trump from Jack-third. The hand waa played during the 1991 Gold Flake Aala and Middle Eaal Bridge Championahlpa In New Delhi. Tahi r Maaood, wh o waa h e l pi ng Pakistan win Ute Open event. waa the only player to make six apadea on thladcnl. North uaed the Jacoby forcing raise. South's rebld showed a balanced hand with extra val­ ues. Two cue-blda were followed by Roman Key Card Blackwood. South showing the trump queen and two key cards (two acca. or one ace and the trump king). If the diamond finesse waa working, the contract would be rosy. So Maaood assumed It was wrong. He drew trumps ending In the dummy and then led the club three. Impaling East on Morton'a Fork. U East went In with the ace. declarer could discard hla two diamond losers on the fourth heart and the club king. But when East played low. Maaood won with the club queen, discarded hla second club on the long heart and took the diamond llncsae In an unsuc­ cessful quest for an overtrtek. By B «ro le s Bads Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY March 1 8 .1993 It could prove highly advan­ tageous In the year ahead to gel more deeply Involved In your club or organizational activities. Contacts you'll establish could prove helpful In many ways. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your evaluations of develop­ ments are likely to be more accurate than your male's today, but If you are loo aggressive or forceful, things may end up In a stand-off rather than In surrrss. risers, (rent yourself lo a birth­ day gift. Send for P is c e s ' Astro-Graph predictions for the year ahead by mailing $1.23 plus a long, sclf-addrrssed. stamped envelope to AstroGraph. r/o this nrwspa|>rr. I'.O. Box 91428. Cl evel and. OH 44101-3428. Be sure lo stale your zodiac alga ARIES (March 2 1-April 19) Ego might cause you lo feel Inclined lo attempt an endeavor today that's bryond your knowl­ edge and ability. You'll know you’re In over ytxir head, yet you may disregard Ihta fact. TAURUS (April 20-May 20| There might be some political stirrings within your peer group today and. If this Is true, don't get Involved. WlUchever side or Issue you sup|nrt will be the wrong one. OEM1NI (May 2 1-June 201 Someone you hold In high re­ gard might turn out to be a severe disappointment to you today. Thla la because you'll put more credence In this person's ability than this Individual actu­ ally possesses. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) You may not be as confident at mental maneuvering today as you think you are. You'll have the other requisites, such as enthusiasm and Initiative, but you may lack vision. LEO (July 23 Aug. 221 Be doubly careful today In your c o m m e r c i a l and f i n a n c i a l dealings. The ground you're standing on Is not as firm as II appears to be. and you might get mired down. VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Do nothing out of the ordinary today that could alienate allies or partners. These key people are more Important lo your present success than you may realize. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Mismanaging others could be By PhlW p A lder ..X *fA N -W rM o trk O tt M U S liMS* 1 OAM f «... *D $i, e v r . . . _ j H A ivtN T Become „ I A 9 11 4 K t t m EAST • 3 •Ji > M I I I 11 911 • J 10 7 1 1 1 •AM I • K 4 • J 14 71 SOUTH 9KQII75 R Q 43 • A QI ♦ «3 Vulnerable: Eait-West Dealer: South Saslk I* 3 NT 19 59 Wrtl Cue I'Ul I’m Pus Nartk 1 NT 4 NT 49 Kail Put Pan Pan All p. Opening lead. ♦ 3 your undoing today. There's a chance you may have a pen­ chant for rubbing the wrong people the w rong way. lie thoughtful. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 There's a possibility you might encounter someone socially to­ day who Is os equally strongwilled as you are. It's belter tn back off and give a bit rather than create an unpleusant Inci­ dent. SAOtTTARlUB (Nov. 23-Dec 211 Underestimating your op­ position could deprive you of success today. Evaluate anyone who contests you realistically, and then handle that Individual appropriately. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jart IB) Guard against the tendencytoday to be hyper-rrltlral nl others' Ideas without giving them a fair heahng. Be attentive to all Ihe pertinent facts before arrlvlngut aronduslon. AQUARIUS (.lan. 20 Felt. 191 Involvements with the wrung people could cost you moneytoday. Be wary of Individuals who try to profit In some manner from the resources you possess. (C| 1092, N E W S P A P E R E N ­ TERPRISE ASSN. by Leonard Starr ANNIE ■ mn N O R TH 4 A I I 1 T A X J l no, but j was k U tK A itfP RAiitP wrtM m£R£, AN Wk'*i PEOPLE 60WG W K M tB tN tA * WTTHfHe AnOCMN... -IM W r v f r t r M M # hunger, the oetAH a a y ultimately I#... e -m 1 E R ... only Hto vi/... . fD FlA A tiO N J � 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, 1992 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 17, 1992 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 17, 1992. 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